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JWC TO JEANNIE WELSH ; 27 January 1844; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18440127-JWC-JW-01; CL 17: 250-254
Saturday [27 January 1844]—
Thanks for your long letter dearest Babbie which was the more meritorious in you; seeing that it was written "decidedly" in the reactionary State of over-excitement; a state in which one is much less disposed for writing than for lying on a Sofa and doing nothing—or the nearest approximation to nothing, that I know of viz: reading french novels
I sympathize with you in your sympathy with Walter—our own immediate Walter I mean1—at the same time I who have no selfish interest in his being in Liverpool more than in Fife,2 since I see nothing of him in either place, can discover a compensation to himself in exchanging the gaities of Liverpool for the dullness of a country parish— A young man just at the most trying time of life, with an immense SOCIAL popularity and no serious work to do must run a great danger in such a place as Liverpool of degenerating into a mere good fellow—and "upon my honour" bating the probabilities of hanging, Botany Bay3—&c I would rather that a cousin of mine should "fling the gauntlet to society, join himself with some brave spirits, and rob a Diligence" (as a French writer dignifiedly described the process of turning highwayman)4 than squander away his one existence, given him thro' all eternity to "make a spoon of or spoil a horn,"5 in the anomalous superfluous vocation of good fellow! A man of that sort always looks to me like one of those leafless trees, which I used to feel so sorry for when I was a little tender hearted child, all the sap of which has gone to the nourishment of the parasitical plants that have fastened themselves on it, till it has no longer vigour remaining to send out a single shoot of its own! Better to grow up the solitary tree of the Desart for the weary Traveller to rest under and for the Birds of the air to make their habitations in, than to be a mere withered prop for parasitical plants in the garden of Paradise itself! Decidedly I am giving too much rein to my imagination this morning, going to excess in "tropes and figures"—so before I become altogether unintelligible to the merely human mind I will betake myself to matters on which it is impossible to be other than prosaical— Eh bien! I have swallowed a pretty number of blue pills again, and suppose I shall be less bilious next week—at least I am sure that I ought to be—and if I am not. I shall at all events have the consolatory reflection of having done my best— You would have pitied me yesterday and the day before—Mrs Jameson here "with her night-cap"—! in a flow of spirits and speech that seemed actually to pour themselves over this unaccustomed house, like an inundation—carrying all ones senses before it!6 I was so thankful when she was fairly deposited in bed—and I might retire to my own, to rest my utterly exhausted body and soul—but there is no rest for the wicked—not a wink of sleep could I get for the noise of the Lamberts who seem now to stay up systematically half the night and for the noise of my own heart which seems inclined to adopt the same system— at three my patience failed me and I rose and lighted a candle and got a book—finally by the aid of sal volatile I got an hour or so of sleep when it was about time to be getting up— Then to have to bear the fire of C's impatience for breakfast and Mrs Jamesons unfailing vivacity when she did come; after a night of this sort!— I would have saved myself in the coal hole if I might!—anywhere to be out of the way of it all! Last night however I slept better than any-night for the last three weeks—and today I am like you in the reactionary State— She is a good warmhearted soul Mrs Jameson and if I had only STRONG health I would desire no better company—but she "comes it too strong" for my present shattered nerves— Darwin is the company for one at these seasons or Elizabeth when she herself is not too much depressed by the foreshadow of the Pawn-shop!7 By the way they have sold a picture—a large one—The Elector of Saxony in the magnificent carved frame (if you remember him)—and "Carlo will have pocketmoney" for many days!— Speaking of pictures William Conningham has become an immense picture buyer—is said to have pictures the like of which are not to be found in England except in the collection of the Marquis of Stafford!!8 and so he may for he lays out sums of money on these which it is a perfect shame to hear tell of—a thousand pounds for a small crumpeled sketch by Raphael—eight thousand for a small assortment of rare engravings &c &c— What will this world come to in "voluptuousness" (as Mr Perry our house agent calls extravagance)! William has only three or four thousand a year of visible means—so that he must be investing great slaps out of his capital in this gratification to his vanity—for I am perfectly certain that he has no genuine passion for Art—only wants to be known as the possessor of valuable pictures—the shortest cut to that notability which his ambitious mind has always thirsted after—and so many people starving Babbie! forced to "eat boiled dog"! (or was it cat?9) We have exchanged that thread-bare example for others now so that I do not quite remember—) The subject of extravagance leads me in its turn to those documents I sent you belonging to our elegant Cousin10—you take no notice of them which is highly discreditable to your nice sense of family-honour— How he ever could seek me again after I had refused him two soveregns!—and having been allowed to come how he could immediately propose to me a transaction at a pawnshop!—and such a vile transaction—for this picture of his son (—illegitimate of course and worse than illegitimate—the poor child being there merely in virtue of its mothers small annuity)11 was swindled out of the hands of the painter in the first instance—and pawned by themselves—and his object in getting me to buy it back was simply to get two soveregns out of me by a round-about process. All this, with my natural talent for sounding into the mysteries of rascaldom, I have preciseed12 at the pawnshop and at the painters—and have of course taken no notice of the beggarly commision—and seen nothing of him since except out of Sterling's carriage one day on the street— If I had been as rich as William Conningham perhaps I would have taken the image of the poor child out of the pawnshop window where it still stands and kept it—merely that nobody with one drop of my blood in her veins should occupy such an ignominious position—but as it is I did not feel myself justified in preserving intact the family honour at the large outlay of two sovereigns
Plattnauer is still at Brighton with the Ailsbury's—which is a great loss to my Sundays— I might replace him with Arthur Helps or Count Krasinski—but it goes against my feelings to fill up living blanks— Mazzini keeps better and has much need; for he expects, with "a faith the like of which is not in all Israel" (nor to be wished that it were) to lead a new "Savoy's expedition" into Italy as early as the end of this February!!!13 (keep this from the knowledge of Gambardella14 of course) I listen to his programme and miraculous hopes with an indifference that drives him to despair—for I have a modest reliance on Providence and "the Laws of Nature" that if he DOES cross the channel with his tail of enthusiastic shoemakers and tailors and Balloon Inventors and what not he will be "turned back" as on the former occasion— (according to Carlyle) "at the first toll-bar!15 To be sure there is chance enough of his being laid hold of and sent to meditate on his folly in the Speilberg or at "the bottom of a well" in St Leo,16 for the remainder of his life—but as HE is quite indifferent as to that I do not see why I need get into any worry about it—indeed I feel so downright angry at his delirium that I cannot care just now what becomes of him the madman that he is!
And now goodby dear child I must proceed to "walk for my health" that most toilsome of sublunary duties love to all
Your own /
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Haynes, Roy (Owen)
Drummer Roy Haynes has sat at the helm of jazz for more than sixty years. Like his early idol Jo Jones, Haynes's expressive yet non-technical style makes him a performer's favorite. He has shared the stage with - to name a few - Lester Young, Charlie Parker, Sarah Vaughan, John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins and Chick Corea. His signature snap-crackling snare has graced so many recordings that his discography stands as a kind of self-contained history of modern jazz.
Gustavus and Edna Haynes welcomed the third of their four children, Roy Owen, into the world on March 13, 1925, in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Gustavus was an employee of Standard Oil and an automobile enthusiast, an interest Roy later developed.
Gustavus also played the organ and sang at churches in both his native Barbados and Roxbury. Edna, too, was churchgoing woman who only allowed religious music in the house on Sundays. As with so many twentieth-century American musicians, it was this early exposure to music through the church which laid the groundwork for Roy's later development as a musician.
Haynes's early interest in jazz developed in large part from the influence of his older brother, Douglas. A jazz record collector who worked as a roadie for Blanche Calloway in the 1930s, Douglas introduced Roy to the jazz world, playing records and supplying him with his first pair of drumsticks. Douglas even introduced the teenaged Roy to Jo Jones, who quickly became his primary drum influence. To this day, Haynes still references Jones's drumming on the Count Basie record "The World is Mad" as a career defining listening experience.
Haynes performed in all of the school bands while at James P. Timilty Junior High School. Outside of school, Haynes briefly studied the drumming rudiments with Herbie Wright, James Reese Europe's former drummer. Haynes was also mentored by Bobby Donaldson, a neighbor and prominent local drummer who had played with Andy Kirk, Benny Goodman and Curtis Fuller.
As Haynes began his high school years, he had already established a reputation as an up-and-coming drummer with an innate musical instinct and natural feel. Among his early gigs around the Boston area were stints with singer Mabel Robinson, trumpeter Frankie Newton, and altoist Pete Brown.
In early 1944, Haynes was recommended to join Sabby Lewis's big band, and then took a gig with Phil Edmonds (a.k.a. Felix Barbosa) in the summer of the same year. After a year with Edmonds, Haynes received his first big break - the following invitation to join the big band of pianist Luis Russell.
Dear Roy, I gave my present drummer two weeks notice and would like you to join the band September 12. I'm playing at the McKinley Theater in the Bronx. After that we enter the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem. Union scale is $55 but I will pay you $70. Please notify me as soon as possible so I can arrange your transportation. Sincerely Luis Russell, 1945.
Haynes accepted the gig, and was on his way to New York to debut at the Savoy Ballroom at the age of 20. Upon his relocation to New York, Haynes began an unprecedented run of performances and recordings with nearly all of the bebop greats.
Though clearly influenced by Jo Jones, Kenny Clarke and Max Roach, Haynes has insisted that his personal style was achieved by allowing technical and rudimental skill to take a backseat to instinctual, natural rhythms. Haynes therefore provided interactive musical freedoms not yet achieved on the bandstand.
While he was blurring barlines and breaking rhythms like Clarke and Roach, Haynes was also daringly altering the standard ride pattern, placing his hi-hat foot in various spaces, and experimenting with brand new sticking combinations that would soon become signature fills. As fellow drumming great Billy Hart once suggested in an interview with Sam Stephenson for the Smithsonian Magazine, "Roy may have been the first avant-garde jazz musician, in terms of his freedom with the rhythms. He was so far in the future, way ahead of his time, but he was natural and traditionally grounded too."
From 1945 to 1947, Haynes played with Russell's big band while participating in a wide array of bop jam sessions in New York. In October 1947, Haynes joined Lester Young's band, performing with Young and Billie Holiday at New York's Town Hall during his first week on the job. Haynes remained with Young for two years, gaining essential small-group experience. He can be heard on The Complete Aladdin Sessions and Live at the Royal Roost, two significant Young recordings.
Now atop the list of New York's first-call bop drummers, Haynes played with Miles Davis, Kai Winding, Milt Jackson, and Wardell Grey as his tenure with Young concluded. In August 1949, Haynes recorded with Sonny Rollins and Fats Navarro on a Bud Powell-led session, The Amazing Bud Powell, Volumes One and Two. "Wail" is a highlight from this all-star session.
In the fall of 1949, while playing a run of gigs at the Orchid Room with Bud Powell and Sonny Stitt, Haynes was invited to replace Max Roach in Charlie Parker's quartet. Haynes played with Parker from the fall of 1949 until 1953, and if he had not reached the apex of jazz interaction during his years with Lester Young, he had surely done so by collaborating with Parker. "I Get a Kick Out of You," from the studio date Charlie Parker Plays Cole Porter, presents the steadiest late-Parker group, of Parker, Haynes, pianist Walter Bishop and bassist Teddy Kotick.
While Haynes recorded as a sideman and a leader after his tenure with Parker, he spent the next five years, until 1958, touring the world with jazz vocalist Sarah Vaughan. While Haynes speaks quite fondly of Vaughan's remarkable musicality, he was also drawn to the safety and security of the Vaughan gig after the occasional chaos that ensued while working with the drug-addled Parker.
His years with Vaughan allowed him the financial security to comfortably raise a family while working as a jazz drummer. Roy Haynes married Jessie Lee Nevels in 1957 and had three children, Craig, Leslie and Graham. Haynes's extended run with Sarah Vaughan offered him a stable environment of musical sophistication and financial security, with enough left over to satisfy his penchant for multiple automobiles and expensive clothes. Just after his tenure with Vaughan, in 1960 Haynes was named one of the "Forty Best Dressed Men in America" by Esquire magazine!
Haynes left the Vaughan gig with the intention of returning to the New York scene in order to spend more time with his young children. After performing with Phineas Newborn, Jr. at Birdland in April, 1958, Haynes began a run with Thelonious Monk at the Five Spot. 'In Walked Bud," a live track captured at the club, features the classic, playful interaction between Haynes and Monk in addition to a carefully composed, ultra-melodic drum solo.
In November of the same year, Haynes released We Three, his first trio date as a leader featuring pianist Phineas Newborn Jr. and bassist Paul Chambers. �Reflection� and �Our Delight� are two highlights from this outstanding session.
In the 1960s, Haynes increased his freelance work, opting out of the extended, multi-year runs with performers which had subsumed his early career. Some highlights from this period include �I�m Late, I�m Late� from Stan Getz�s Focus, �Stolen Moments" from Oliver Nelson�s Blues and the Abstract Truth, �Glad to be Unhappy� from Eric Dolphy�s Outward Bound, and �Steps/What Was� from Chick Corea�s Now He Sings, Now He Sobs.
In the mid 1960s, Haynes was also the first-call substitute for Elvin Jones in John Coltrane's "classic" quartet, and recorded with the group on Impressions and Newport, �63. Haynes's cohesive work with Coltrane, Tyner and Garrison can be heard on �Dear Old Stockholm� and �I Want to Talk About You.�
In the late 1960s, Haynes started his own group, the Hip Ensemble, which he maintained throughout the 1970s. The band included, among others, George Adams on tenor saxophone, Charles Sullivan or Marvin �Hannibal� Peterson on trumpet, Carl Schroeder on piano, Mervin Bronson or Don Pate on bass, occasionally Roland Prince on guitar, and Elwood Johnson and Lawrence Killan on percussion. The group featured both straight-ahead jazz and more amusing straight-eighth fusion numbers featuring electric bass, percussion, and synthesizers. Some of the Hip Ensemble's recordings are The Hip Ensemble from 1971, Equipoise from 1972, and Senyah in 1973.
Aside from his work with the Hip Ensemble, Haynes also performed and recorded during this period with Illinois Jacquet, Duke Jordan, Art Pepper, Ted Curson, Nick Brignola, Gary Burton and Stanley Cowell. Haynes was doing it all in the New York City jazz world for the third straight decade, and he was still a young man.
As the 1980s emerged, Haynes entered into a semi-retirement, lessening the sustained, blistering pace with which he recorded since the late 1940s. He made some important exceptions, most notably reuniting with Chick Corea and Miroslav Vitous, another veteran of the Now He Sobs session, in a group entitled �Trio Music.� The band recorded Trio Music in 1981, followed by Trio Music, Live in Europe, recorded in 1984.
The early to mid-1990s saw an increase in Haynes-led recordings. In 1992, he released two records, Homecoming and When it Haynes, it Roars both with of Ed Howard on bass, David Kikoski on piano, and Craig Handy on tenor sax. In 1994, Haynes released My Shining Hour, a concert performance featuring Haynes and bassist Niels-Henning Orsted Pedersen on bass. The live date coincided with Haynes�s acceptance of the Danish JAZZPAR Award, one of the most prestigious honors in jazz.
In 1999, Haynes recorded and released The Roy Haynes Trio featuring Danilo Perez and John Patitucci, in which half of the album is comprised of studio performances of the trio's fusion of post-bop and latin jazz, while the second half is a live performance captured at Scullers Jazz Club in Boston.
All of Roy�s creative milestones, from snare drum sound and cymbal choices, to the breaking and loosening of rhythms, to Jo Jones-influenced hi-hat comping, to unpredictable polyrhythmic soloing are all supremely evident on this recording, to which Modern Drummer magazine gave the highest rating possible and called it one of the finest performances of Haynes�s career. �Bright Mississippi� is a highlight from the live half of this contemporary classic.
In typical Haynes fashion, he continues to tirelessly perform into his eighth decade with his new group, The Fountain of Youth. With two albums released, Fountain of Youth in 2002 with Marcus Strickland on saxophones, Martin Bejerano on piano and John Sullivan on bass, and Whereas from 2006, which features Jaleel Shaw on saxophones, Robert Rodriguez on piano, and John Sullivan on bass, Haynes is teaching jazz musicians two or perhaps three generations younger than him the best way he knows how � by interacting with them on the bandstand.
Roy Haynes is appropriately the first bop drummer whose career has been documented with a comprehensive box set, Life in Time, The Roy Haynes Story, released in 2007. Listening through the stylistic shifts from swing to bop to post-bop tied together by the same unique drumming proves it impossible to de-emphasize the role that Roy Haynes has played in the shaping of modern jazz.
Selected Discography: As a Leader:
As a Leader:
We Three (1958), Just Us (1960), Out of the Afternoon (1962), Cymbalism (1963), Hip Ensemble (1971), Senyah (1973), True or False (1986), Homecoming (1992), My Shining Hour (1994), The Roy Haynes Trio featuring Danilo Perez and John Patitucci (2000), Birds of a Feather: A Tribute to Charlie Parker (2001), Love Letters (2003), Fountain of Youth (2004), Whereas (2006), Life in Time: The Roy Haynes Story (2007)
Additional Recordings:
The Complete Aladdin Sessions (Lester Young, 1942), Fabulous Fats Navarro, Volume One (Fats Navarro, 1947), Amazing Bud Powell, Volume One (Bud Powell, 1949), Bird at St. Nicks (Charlie Parker, 1950), Conception (Miles Davis, 1951), Charlie Parker at Storyville (Charlie Parker, 1953), Swingin� Easy (Sarah Vaughan, 1954), Complete Sarah Vaughan on Mercury (Sarah Vaughan, 1954-56), Sound of Sonny (Sonny Rollins, 1957), At the Five Spot/Misterioso (Thelonious Monk, 1958), Far Cry (Eric Dolphy Quintet with Booker Little, 1960), Outward Bound (Eric Dolphy, 1960), Blues and the Abstract Truth (Oliver Nelson, 1961), Focus (Stan Getz, 1961), Impressions (John Coltrane, 1961), Black Fire (Andrew Hill, 1963), Newport �63 (John Coltrane, 1963), It�s Time (Jackie McLean, 1964), Country Roads and Other Places (Gary Burton, 1968), Now He Sings, Now He Sobs (Chick Corea, 1968), Thembi (Pharoah Sanders, 1970), Live in Japan, Volumes One and Two (Duke Jordan, 1976), Ain�t Misbehavin (Hank Jones, 1978), Live in Montreux (Chick Corea/Joe Henderson, 1981), Trio Music (Chick Corea/Miroslav Vitous/Roy Haynes, 1981), Question and Answer (Pat Metheny with Dave Holland Roy Haynes, 1989)
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Short Version: non-functioning WLED screen on laptop
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Screen had been ever-so-slightly flickering (very sporadically) for the past 1-2 weeks. I barely noticed, though in retrospect it was lazy of me not to check that out or be concerned earlier.
Then last night (6/18), with multiple programs open and while on Skype, the screen flickered, went black, and would not come back. I could still alt-tab and hear ambient sounds of various programs, and my Skype chat was still live.
Eventually I gave up and turned the machine off. Upon turning it back on, it seemed to start as normal, I could hear Windows noises signifying I'm on the password screen, nothing sounded weird with the hardware.
But nothing shows up on the screen.
I tried removing battery and doing a few basic things to no avail.
Eventually I tried using a VGA plug into an external monitor, which works perfectly.
As I was checking my email and typing, I noticed suddenly my laptop screen flickered back on.
Furthermore, I can flicker it on and off whenever the middle section of keys are hit at a normal typing strength (T, Y, U on that row, then F, G, H, J, K, L next row, and similar on the bottom row, plus the spacebar).
If I type ever so soft and careful, the screen will stay on and not flicker. But it appears to be a tossup (if I type at normal strength) whether the screen just flickers or goes out completely (until a few button mashes bring it flickering back once again).
For now, I am using the external monitor and I have turned off the dual display so I don't have constant blackout / flickering on the laptop screen itself.
I am not sure how to remedy the problem and gain back the normal use of my laptop screen, though I appear to have at least a short term solution in the external monitor.
I have little knowledge in hardware. It seems something inside under the keyboard, a connector or cable, maybe has a problem. I could open it up ...
But I don't want to break anything.
My warranty on this laptop finished as of two months ago, so I've got no help there.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
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The Great Hunt
By Erin McGraw
I am ten years old, on a bus tour of Europe with my parents and my teenage brother. My father is trying to grow a goatee. My brother is trying to get bartenders to serve him beer. And my mother is hauling me through every city we stop in, looking for a specific perfume.
"Quadrille, by Balenciaga, not available in America." I have memorized the phrase, although I don't know what a quadrille is and certainly have never heard of the great dress designer. My mother is on the hunt, towing me—yellow vinyl miniskirt, white headband—across boulevards and cobblestone streets in Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna, Venice.
Gradually, I understand that this quest is about much more than perfume, even though my mother does love beautiful fragrances and never walks out of the house without leaving behind a shadow self of tuberose and civet. She is seeking a fragrance that is not available in America, and every European perfumer who shrugs in apology only increases her ardent hunger.
My mother hits pay dirt in Gibraltar, and doesn't even leave the hot boutique before opening the box, pulling out the bottle, and tapping the stopper on her wrists and elbows. "Can I have some?" I ask her. "No," she says. "This is for grown-ups." Later, when I sneak a sniff from the bottle, the fragrance makes my eyes water.
On her, though, the scent is as lustrous as velvet. Leathery at the base, it is rich with cinnamon, lemon, and, oddly, peach. Its complicated, adult fragrance makes me think of sumptuous things—food, brocade, boots as soft as butter. In the days of Jean Nate, no one else's mother wears Quadrille by Balenciaga, and I am outrageously proud. "Not available in America," I say to anyone who will listen to me.
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The Procter & Gamble Company (PG)
F3Q09 Earnings Call
April 30, 2009 8:30 am ET
Jon Moeller - Chief Financial Officer
A.G. Lafley – CEO
Teri List – Treasurer
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As required by Regulation G, P&G needs to make you aware that during the call the company will make a number of references to non-GAAP and other financial measures. Management believes these measures provide investors valuable information on the underlying growth trends of the business. Organic refers to reported results excluding the impact of acquisitions and divestitures and foreign exchange where applicable.
Free cash flow represents operating cash flow plus capital expenditures. P&G has posted on its website www.PG.com a full reconciliation of non-GAAP and other financial measures.
Now I will turn the call over to P&G's Chief Financial Officer, Jon Moeller.
Jon Moeller
A.G. Lafley, our CEO and Teri List, our Treasurer join me this morning. I'll begin with a summary of third quarter results. Teri will cover business highlights by operating segment. I will then outline our priorities before updating guidance. Following the call, Teri, Mark Erceg, John Chevalier and I will be available to provide additional perspective as needed.
We had a good third quarter in light of a very difficult macro economic environment. We continue to grow organic sales despite shrinking global GDP and rising unemployment and importantly maintained global value shares. Organic sales were up 1%. Diluted net earnings per share were $0.84; this was toward the high end of our guidance range of $0.78 to $0.86 per share. Core earnings per share was up 8% versus year ago. Excluding foreign exchange earnings per share grew strong double digits.
Operating margin was up 30 basis points as cost savings, productivity efforts and price increases more then offset volume de-leverage, higher commodity costs and about 60 basis points of incremental Folgers restructuring charges. We had a strong cash quarter, generating $3.5 billion in free cash flow or 136% of earnings. Our free cash flow target for the year remains at or above 90% of earnings excluding the non-cash Folgers gain.
Earlier this month we increased our quarterly dividend by 10% from $0.40 to $0.44 per share, this is the 119th consecutive year since we were incorporated as a company in 1890 that we have paid a dividend and the 53rd consecutive year the dividend has been raised. This notable in the year when many companies will fail to increase or even eliminate their dividends.
We also continue to repurchase shares. Fiscal year to date we have repurchased $6.3 billion of P&G stock, we've purchased $16.3 billion of stock since the July 2007 inception of our three year stock repurchase program.
Most important, we've continued to invest in innovation, commercialization capability and capacity. We continue to introduce new products and expand into new markets. We continue to focus on bringing value to consumer's lives. We are making decisions today with an eye toward what will make us stronger tomorrow. This is the hallmark of our company, one that has thrived for over 170 years.
While results are good in this environment they are below our long term targets of 4% to 6% organic sales and double digit earnings per share growth. Let me explain why this is and how we think about it. Our long term financial model is fairly straight forward; most of you know it well. Top line growth is comprised of three to four points of market growth and one to two points of share growth, mix and white space expansion. Combined with operating margin expansion of 50 to 75 basis points this drives double digit earnings per share growth.
There are four important assumptions in this long term model that are causing deviations in the near term. The first is market growth. Market growth rates have declined in both developed and developing markets driven by increases in unemployment, reductions in household wealth, consumer credit issues and fear. Our categories in aggregate are growing but they're growing one to two points below the 3% to 4% assumed in our sustainable growth model. We expect that to continue until a broad based global economic recovery takes hold.
The second assumption that is implicit in the model is constant trade inventories. Credit and pricing dynamics drove reduction of inventories at some retailers, distributors and wholesalers. We saw the impact of this in both the October-December and January-March quarters, in developed and developing markets. This had an additional negative short term impact on sales.
A third assumption is a stable commodity environment. This clearly has not been the case this fiscal year. Year to year, net commodity impacts remain at about $2 billion. Over time we're able to recover about 75% of higher commodity costs through pricing but this pricing can lead to near term share volatility when we are the first manufacturer to price across markets and categories.
The fourth important assumption over long periods of time is stable foreign exchange. As we've talked previously we've witnessed dollar strengthening that is unprecedented in amount, breadth, and speed. This has had a significant impact on our top and our bottom line. We price to recover the transaction impact of currency which impacts every company in a market.
The translation impact which is negative for US based companies but neutral or even positive for non-US competitors passes through to the bottom line. Currently these impacts are meaningful. Absent foreign exchange impacts, our third quarter earnings would have been up strong double digits.
While these short term macro economic fluctuations are important they don't guide the majority of our actions which are focused on the fundamentals we know are critical to long term success in our industry. Fundamentals like superior consumer value, innovation, cost and cash discipline, and productivity improvement. Focusing on these items and funding them will allow us to maximize results in both the mid and long term and will have a much more enduring impact on our business then short term trade, commodity or FX volatility. I'll talk more about this towards the end of the call.
The last thing I want to address before turning the presentation over to Teri is volume. Organic volume declined 5% in the quarter. This was driven by retailer de-stocking, foreign exchange, related pricing in developing markets, and market contraction in more discretionary categories. We have already spent a fair amount of time on FX transaction impacts in past conversations but I want to revisit it one more time because absent a clear understanding of this dynamic it is very hard to put current volume trends in context.
Currency markets impact commodity costs because many of the commodities we purchase can only be bought in dollars. When local currencies devalue, commodities increase in local currency terms. The example I'll use is fluff pulp which is used in baby and feminine care products. Recently the dollar cost of fluff pulp has come down 7% versus year ago. Because fluff pulp is priced primarily in dollars and Latin American currencies and aggregate have devalued by about 25% since July 1st, fluff pulp is actually up 18% in these markets in dollar terms.
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You likely won't find a much better unrestored "Survivor" Corvette than this one-owner 1960 model currently up for sale on eBay. Eight bidders have pushed the bid to $44,300 as of noon April 23. The car was delivered in September 1960 to the one and only owner for the next 53 years, a Donald Strother
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The Corvettes of Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach 2013
Last Friday we spent the slightly soggy day at Barrett-Jackson to see the auction of the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible. While that auction was certainly exciting with Rick Hendrick paying $1 million to buy the first retail version of the next generation convertible, it wasn't the only Corvette offered on the block that day.
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Recording becomes first download-only Beethoven cycle by an American orchestra
DETROIT, (April 29, 2013) – Recorded live during the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's wildly successful Beethoven Festival in February 2013, on May 1the DSO will release a Digital Box Set of Beethoven's complete nine symphonies—the first of its kind by an American orchestra and the first for the DSO's in-house digital brand, Live from Orchestra Hall.
"The DSO strives to be in front of new technologies when it comes to getting our music to the public," said DSO Music Director Leonard Slatkin. "This first set of digital recordings makes it possible for a vast number of listeners to experience the orchestra in ways that were not possible even a couple of years ago."
Grammy award-winning producer Blanton Alspaugh, producer of the DSO's latest recordings on the Naxos label, worked closely with DSO Music Director Leonard Slatkin and the orchestra's artistic and digital teams to complete this extensive project in a matter of months.
"For this Digital Box Set of Beethoven symphonies we did our best to preserve the feeling of 'being there' at the live concerts," said Alspaugh. "But what we hope above all to have preserved and shared with you is a memorable encounter between Beethoven, Leonard Slatkin, and the DSO."
The set comes complete with bonus features such as liner notes written by Live from Orchestra Hall co-host Charles Greenwell, behind-the-scenes pictures, and audio and visual interviews with Slatkin produced by Detroit media outlets WRCJ 90.9 FM and the Detroit Free Press.
"Beethoven's Nine Symphonies" are offered exclusively as a set and are available for purchase at dso.org/Beethoven. The pre-sale price of $19.99 will last until the official release on May 1, when the recording will be available for $24.99. After purchase, the set will be delivered via email.
The digital box set was sponsored in part by MGM Grand Detroit.
About Live from Orchestra Hall
In April 2010, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra launched the groundbreaking Live from Orchestra Hall webcast series at dso.org/live, becoming the first orchestra in the world to offer a series of free live webcasts for a global audience. Since then Live from Orchestra Hall expanded to include mobile viewing via the DSO to Go mobile app for iPhone, iPad, and Droid devices; partnerships with the world's top classical streaming sites, including France-based Medici.tv, Russia-based Paraclassics.com and UK-based ClassicalTV.com, and the DSO's first digital album produced in-house, a downloadable Digital Box Set of all nine Beethoven symphonies. Now watched in over 75 countries, the Live from Orchestra Hall webcast series is presented by the Ford Motor Company Fund, made possible by the generous support of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and produced in collaboration with Detroit Public Television. Watch future free webcasts at dso.org/live, view concert highlights at youtube.com/detroitsymphony, and connect with the DSO at facebook.com/detroitsymphony and on Twitter @DetroitSymphony with the hashtag #DSOLive.
About the Detroit Symphony
The internationally acclaimed Detroit Symphony Orchestra, which celebrated its 125th anniversary in December 2012, is known for trailblazing performances, visionary maestros, collaborations with the world's foremost musical artists, and an unwavering commitment to Detroit. Esteemed conductor Leonard Slatkin, called "America's Music Director" by the Los Angeles Times, became the 12th Music Director of the DSO in 2008 and acclaimed conductor, arranger, and trumpeter Jeff Tyzik was appointed Principal Pops Conductor in November 2012. The DSO's performance schedule includes Classical, Pops, Jazz, Young People's, Neighborhood concerts, and collaborations with chart-topping musicians from Smokey Robinson to Kid Rock. A commitment to broadcast innovation began in 1922 when the DSO became the first orchestra in the world to present a radio broadcast and continues today with the free Live from Orchestra Hall webcast series. Making its home at historic Orchestra Hall at the Max M. Fisher Music Center, one of America's most acoustically perfect concert halls, the DSO actively pursues a mission to impact and serve the community through music. For more information visit dso.org or download the free DSO to Go mobile app.


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Two adventurous American college buddies, Paxton and Josh, backpack through Europe eager to make quintessentially hazy travel memories with new friend Oli, an Icelander they've met along the way. Paxton and Josh are eventually lured by a fellow traveler to what's described as a nirvana for American backpackers -- a particular hostel in an out-of-the-way Slovakian town stocked with Eastern European women as desperate as they are gorgeous. The two friends arrive and soon easily pair off with exotic beauties Natalya and Svetlana. In fact, too easily. Initially distracted by the good time they're having, the two Americans quickly find themselves trapped in an increasingly sinister situation that they will discover is as wide and as deep as the darkest, sickest recess of human nature itself -- if they survive.
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If you've been paying attention to tech news this week, you'll already be familiar with the drama surrounding the hotly anticipated Virtual Reality device 'Oculus Rift'. If you're still in the dark about this, sit back and let's recap what's happened so far.
Announced earlier this week, Facebook has decided to buy out 'Oculus Rift' for a measly $2 billion (oh, and also some low altitude satellites). This news was huge for the community, in both pros and cons. On one hand, Oculus gets a bunch of money pumped into its product to make it the best it can be. On the other, people who had previously donated to the project wondered where they stood, and consumers in general wondered how much of Facebook would infiltrate the device.
One person who was not so happy about this was Markus "Notch" Persson, of 'Minecraft' fame. He wrote a blog post detailing his thoughts on the matter, and why he was not going to pursue bringing a version of 'Minecraft' to the VR device.
Facebook is not a company of grass-roots tech enthusiasts. Facebook is not a game tech company. Facebook has a history of caring about building user numbers, and nothing but building user numbers. People have made games for Facebook platforms before, and while it worked great for a while, they were stuck in a very unfortunate position when Facebook eventually changed the platform to better fit the social experience they were trying to build.
Don't get me wrong, VR is not bad for social. In fact, I think social could become one of the biggest applications of VR. Being able to sit in a virtual living room and see your friend's avatar? Business meetings? Virtual cinemas where you feel like you're actually watching the movie with your friend who is seven time zones away?
But I don't want to work with social, I want to work with games.
This, in turn, brought yet another wave of fear and speculation to the gaming populace. How many people would pull their games off of the device? Has this business venture between Facebook and Oculus killed the VR pipe dreams that so many have had for years?
Cliff Bleszinski says, no. The 'Gears of War' developer had his own take on the matter, in yet another detailed blog post which ends with a retort to Notch:
p.s. Notch, your cancelling Minecraft makes you look like a pouty kid who is taking his ball and going home. It's a bratty and petty move and it saddens me greatly.
With that ending statement, the gauntlet had been thrown down. This was no longer about one company buying another. This had become an argument of emotion. And Notch didn't back down, tweeting back to Cliff Bleszinski that his ball, "was a potential free version of Minecraft designed to promote VR."
So, at this point, gamers are wondering if it's really the purchase of Oculus by Facebook that's going to kill the future VR industry, or is it the petty squabbles of influential developers? Ultimately, it's up to the consumer on whether or not they're willing to give Oculus its shot in the ring, regardless of whose money is backing it up.
Meanwhile, there are new contenders making their presence known. Sony announced its Project Morpheus at GDC 2014 earlier in the month, but Microsoft has made a move while everyone was paying attention to the Oculus acquisition. On Friday the news broke that Microsoft has bought out a ton of patents for augmented reality glasses, for possible use either with the XBox One or other Microsoft products.
It looks as if the future of VR really is coming to fruition, but it looks like it's going to be a updated version of the heated "Console Wars" which have been going on for years. We'll stay updated with the latest information and bring it to you to decide for yourself which product brings the best to the VR market.
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Larsson: Another chance to impress
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Midfielder on pre-season so far and Denmark trip.
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Mazarron FC 2 Nuestro Abaran CF 2
Mazarron came storming back to earn a point after going two goals down. Abaran bossed the early stages although Panocha had a point blank header from 5 metres well saved by the Abaran keeper on 6 minutes.
A minute later Abaran took the lead when, following good work down the left, Emilio's well hit shot was deflected past Ikea in the Mazarron goal. Abraran continued to attack and Mazarron's only other chances in the first half both fell to Jose Ruben, firstly when his effort was cleared off the line and then on 39 minutes when he raced clear only to shoot tamely at the Abaran keeper.
Abaran obviously recognised Ruben's threat as he was pushed, kicked and elbowed by their centre half at every opportunity during the first half.
Abaran increased their lead three minutes into the second half when a close range shot was well saved by Iker but the Mazarron keeperwas helpless when Nicolas hammered home the rebound. Jose Ruben was booked in the 49th minute when he retaliated to further rough treatment as Mazarron began to get on top.
In the 57th minute the home team pulled a goal back when Barrachina scored from close range. Mazarron were now playing some good football which saw Barrachina shoot wide and a header from Ruben saved by the Abaran keeper. Mazarron had another good chance on 75 minutes when, following a corner, around 16 players were involved in a free for all in the Abaran penalty area but the ball was eventually cleared.
Shortly afterwards, substitute Pollo was felled in the area but the Referee turned down the appeals for a penalty. The Referee was beginning to lose the plot by now and denied Mazarron several blatant free kicks and another penalty appeal. However, in the 86th minute, Mazarron levelled the scores when excellent work by Ruben, who took on four Abaran defenders, saw Barrachina's goal bound shot being turned home by Cecilio.
Mazarron's keeper Iker was booked for no apparent reason and the game ended in uproar when Jose Ruben was felled in the penalty area by the Abaran centre half, who appeared to kick Ruben in the face, after the ball had been cleared. The incident was spotted by the linesman and the Abaran defender shown a red card but, amazingly, no penalty was awarded.
Team: Jose Iker, Perico,(Diego snr) Pepelu, Baeza, Jose Ruben, Santi, Cecilio, (Jose), Victor (cpt), Panocha, Fran,(Pollo) Barrachina.
Man of the Match: Jose Ruben
Mazarron are at home again this Sunday, 24th February against Alquerias F.B, kick off 4.30 pm. Admission is just 4€ with juveniles free.


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Lubick Foundation grants funds to McKee Cancer Center
LOVELAND, Colo. (March 8, 2012) - The Lubick Foundation has recently awarded a $10,000 grant to McKee Medical Center's Cancer Center. The RamStrength™ Basic Needs Fund at the McKee Foundation will provide direct financial assistance to eligible local cancer patients.
Patients who are actively battling cancer can apply for RamStrength™ Funds through the McKee Cancer Center. Eligible patients can receive up to $500 for living expenses, transportation costs, medical insurance premiums and co pays, prescriptions, and counseling. Eligibility is based on financial need.
"McKee is pleased to extend this opportunity, through the generosity of RamStrength™, to patients and families with cancer who turn to us for care," states Linda Davidson, Clinical Services Manager at the McKee Cancer Center.
The RamStrength™ Program is operated by The Lubick Foundation. The Lubick Foundation's mission is to support local cancer patients and survivors by providing financial assistance for basic needs, scholarships, programs and services. RamStrength™ has been creating awareness and raising funds to help local cancer survivors in Northern Colorado since 2008 and distributed $61,988.68 in 2011, serving 130 families.
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Release Date: 2006-07-12 (NY)
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The Mafia's history and its integral relationship to Italian politics is featured through the photos of Sicilian photojournalist Letizia Battaglia. Whereas in the past the Cosa Nostra would kill only their own, in the 1970s they began assassinating prosecutors and judges, thus producing "excellent cadavers" as Sicilian writer Leonardo Sciascia coined them. Interviews with Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino (both of whom were assassinated in 1992), who led the Maxi-Trials in Palermo, are interwoven with trial highlights, where informants confronted bosses and "soldiers" recounted horrifying stories.
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Firstly, the delivery of this product was hassle-free and a pleasant experience. I am very pleased with this product so far and unfortunately, with the summer we have had so far, I have had a lot of opportunities to use this coat. It keeps me warm and dry and is very comfortable to wear. I can definitely recommend this product without reservation.
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This parka is nice and warm! Perfect for the cold days ahead!
All the other parkas are better!
I have owned a few brands of parkas and completely regret this purchase for three main reasons. The zipper is hard to zip. The pockets don't haves zippers and are an awkward shape. The elastic at the wrists is too tight. This is truly a very basic, no frills, cheap parka which means its overpriced. You are paying for the Nike name and that's it.
Newport Beach, CA
Really nice parka
The fleece inside is super soft and warm. The outside pockets are plenty deep to hold a wallet and cell phone and keys. The wrist elastic is a little tight, but I suspect it will stretch out over time
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Great jacket and durable.
Sandra M.
Clermont, FL
I use the jacket for my water aerobics class each evening. I participate in an outdoor class which means evenings can be a bit chilly. It keeps me nice and warm coming and going to my class. Fits great, feels good and true to size. You may need to work with the zipper a few times to get that working smoothly but all else is great.
Sacramento, CA
swim parka very useful
It is used for water polo tournaments. The sleeves are long enough which was a pleasant surprise.
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Size it ^UP^ when you order these.
This is our seventh (7th) parka purchase in a one yr+ window, for our older kids/qualifiers for YMCA nationals. We moved up from the ClubSwim (now discontinued) to the Nike. The expense per item is greater, the quality is comparable. In each case we ordered different sizes, to insure the final order, after returns would give plenty of roominess for each kid. I suggest, at a minimum, that you err to the larger size than you would naturally anticipate.Locally we outsource our own customization, for names, team logo, etc.
Wayne B.
New Castle, PA
Swim Parka
I think the parka will be warm enough, but I ordered plain navy and received navy with white stripes down the sleeves. Our team colors are navy and gray, so this is really not what I wanted or ordered.
Cindy D.
Opelousas, LA
Nike Swim parka
The parka was a gift for my granddaughter but she is at that odd size where adult sizes need to be XS. Unfortunately this item did not come in XS. The sleeves were too long. Perhaps the youth large would have been a better option but she is growing like a weed so I was afraid to get the youth size. The parka itself was beautiful. The material was perfect. I'm like some others that wished there was an inside pocket but that's not so much a biggie for my granddaughter. It was a great buy I just wish it would have come in XS.
Bloomington, IN
Fit: Feels too big
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I bought this parka for two reasons. One because it's our team parka and two it's light weight and warm.
San Diegi, CA
So Warm!
Long enough for my 6'5" husband. Easy on and off with the zip and very warm. So glad we purchased this!
The Woodlands, TX
Very nice parka.
This Nike swim parka is great quality & my daughter loves the look & the warmth. The coat seems to run big. It doesn't state whether it is sized for an adult male or female so I ordered my daughter the XL because woman's Nike clothes seem to run small on her. (she is a ladies size 10) It is definitely sized for men, I believe. Anyway she LOVES it & we would rather have it large for growing.
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Very satisfied!
I purchased this parka for my 14-year old daughter for Christmas. She swims 5-6 days a week. The winter months in St. Louis can be very cold. My daughter is 5'2" and weighs 100 pounds. I bought the small. She loves it! It's has some growing room for her as well. The parka keeps her warm and it drys quickly between practices. The quality of this parka is excellent! I would highly recommend this parka!
Sandy N.
St. Louis, MO
Looks ferocious!
I haven't worn it on deck yet, but I'm sure my high school swimmers will respect the jacket! It is heavy and will definitely keep me dry in the snow and warm in the wind!
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Yucca Valley, CA
What a great item for getting to and from our early morning (5:30AM) high school swim practices.
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Great purchase!!
Feels great on and is very warm!
cathy k.
Good quality parka
We ordered this for our daughter and it looks great and feel really warm. Good quality.
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Torrance, CA
Nice Quality
The look and fit are as nice as possible.The interior layer absorbs a lot of water, while keeping you warm. The hood string and pockets are great additions to this dive parka.I would change the Velcro on the vents .Overall this seems to be the best of all the ones available.I suspect the other runner up may be warmer, but likely not nearly as good of fit.
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Fit: Feels too small
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