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this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and susie gharib. brought to you in part by -- >> the street.com. founded by jim cramer, the street.com is an independent source for stock market analysis. cramer's action alerts plus service is home to his multimillion dollar portfolio. you can learn more at the street.com/nbr. rising tensions. stocks wrap up a strong month with blue chips ending higher today despite dramatic events unfolding half a world away in ukraine. tae a tense weekend lies ahead. housing milestone. fast-rising home prices are giving borrowers back equity. but will it be enough to put a spring into spring selling season? facing shareholders. app ceo tim cook takes questions on everything from new products
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to potential acquisitions at his company's annual meeting. we'll talk to a big investor who was there. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, february 28th. good evening, everyone. from the white house to wall street today, growing concerns about a possible showdown between ukraine and russia. late today, president obama had strong words about what's at stake. >> any violation of ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity would be deeply destabilizing. the united states will stand with the international community in affirming that there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> earlier today on wall street, investors and traders were spooked on unsettling reports that russia's foreign minister confirmed that thousands of heavily armed russian troops moved into ukraine's crimea region, ramping up tensions between moscow and the interim government in kiev. within minutes, a 126-point gain in the dow vanished. but nearly as quickly as those
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headlines spark add final hour selloff in the markets, stocks battled back surging higher until the closing bell, enough to see the s&p 500 and the russell 2000 close at fresh all-time highs. on this last trading day of february, the dow rose 9 points, s & p at 10. susie, today's volatility notwithstanding, the just completed month of february was a doggone good one for wall street. a welcome turn around after the stumbling start of the year in january. the dow finished the month fully 4% higher, the s & p up 4.3%, and the nasdaq climbed 5%. dominic chu has more now on this fabulous february in the marques. >> reporter: it wasn't looking good. after a banner year for stocks in 2013, january got off to anything but a rip roaring start. but february? that's another story. stocks came bursting back to life with the dow, s&p 500 and
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nasdaq all posting gains of around 5%. that means that in february, the dow came close to a record high, the nasdaq composite reached a 14-year high, while the s&p 500 hit a new record high. mid cap and small cap companies also set new milestones as well. that has some money managers looking for opportunities in case the market continues its positive run. >> when you look inside the stock market itself, though, we think that you ought to be looking for bargain types of stocks. we like the automobile, we like the refiners, and we like the home builders. >> reporter: but risks to the rallying stocks still remain. there's the as yet unknown effect of the severe winter in much of the u.s. as well as economic concerns in places like china and geopolitical risks in places like ukraine. that has some investors taking a more cautious approach to the stock market. >> we're not particularly bullish or bearish right now. we're in the market but not adding risk. it's not about what you own or what you buy, it's about what price you pay. we're very happy to see the
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markets acting as well as they are. but we're not willing to pay up in terms of valuation for most of what's out there. >> reporter: there's no get bulls have been in charge. the question is will it stay that way in the comic weeks? for "nightly business report," i'm dominic chu. bitter cold weather and unrelenting snow storms are getting the blame for taking a sizeable chunk out of overall u.s. economic growth in the final quarter of 2013. the economy slowed down from more than 3% growth during the summer to a rate of 2.4% growth to the end of the year. meanwhile, st. louis federal reserve bank president james bullard says despite the dip in economic growth and more bad weather in the current quarter he's still optimistic about the economy. >> all the things that we've been worried about and complaining about over the last couple of years have dissipated. you've got household deleveraging more or less run its course, you've got wealth in the u.s. becausequits are up
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30%. and stay optimistic probably 2013. >> as long as the economy continues to grow he said the central bank will continue to taper its bond buying stimulus program. stocks are performing roughly as he thought they would, moving up gradually but with more volatility than in 2013. eric ristobin, chief investment strategist with russell investments. you heard i assume what president bullard just said of the st. louis fed that he's generally optimistic about the economy. are you? >> yeah, i am. we think the u.s. is going to grow about 3%. data in the first couple of months has been spotty, but the market is blaming weather. we think that's probably it. the numbers of retail sales since valentine's day when the weather's been pretty good, consumer sentiment is strong. we expect this to be a blip, and more deferred economic activity than lost economic activity.
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>> eric, you know investors don't like a crisis. you heard at the top of the program all the stuff going on in the ukraine. yet a very strong february. so how does all of this play out going into march? >> well, the ukraine situation obviously is something you got to keep an eye on. normally that kind of turmoil, i mean if you go back just to egypt and syria, they're obviously catastrophic for the countries that are involved in them but they usually don't have a kind of systemic risk to them unless there's military escalation. and i think that's why the news is so full of potential troop movements russians into the crimea. at this point i still think it's unlikely we go to military escalation but that's the thing that would make this a bigger problem. otherwise good equity returns, good risk on returns across the board. investors should look through the turmoil of short term and maybe political turmoil that may or may not actually impact investments and look at the fundamentals of stock prices,
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earnings and the economy. >> you seem to be painting a pretty positive picture for the rest of 2013. your first pick tonight is pfizer. why? >> well, i think it's a good emblem of one of our larger overweights which is health care. in general, actually, we are overweight those parts of the economy that are cyclical, that will benefit from a good economy, things like
, things like financials are a hedge against that frankly is health care. we think it is the cheapest offensive sector out there and particularly we like pharmaceuticals and specifically we like pfizer. >> and you also you mentioned just financials and bank of america is another one of your recommendations. tell us what's the appeal with bac. >> like a lot of things we're looking at this year, we're looking at valuations. we think it's going to be a good year for banks in general. and we think it will be a better year in terms of stock price for those banks that are cheaper than average going into the year. we think bank of america is cheaper. we think it's going to be a good year for banks in general.
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has been a little bit or orphaned hasn't it, eric? >> absolutely. last year was horrible for
. a lot of negativity was priced into commodities in general but specifically
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really is a manifestation of the fact that we think we're going have a good economy that's going to be good for
prices, it's going to keep oil well above $90 a barrel. and companies like hall haliburton will make money because they're oil field services company. >> as you know, investors have been looking to almost every single economic report and parsing through every detail to figure out what's next for the markets. the big one next week is the february jobs report. what are you expecting in that report? and how might that play out in the markets? >> we're expecting about 180,000. for the remainder of the year we're actually expecting over 200,000 jobs. i think, though, you got to be
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looking at the impact of whether the weather hasn't been great. i think the market will probably accept 130,000 jobs. anything meaningful below that and i think you're going to have an issue. it is a number to watch. but three bad numbers, really bad numbers in a row i think are going to be problematic. >> where do you think interest rates are going to end the year? how much higher, how much lower, roughly where they are very quickly? >> higher. we think ten year is going to end up about 340, which means that's a headwind for stocks. we think that equities benefit from the headwind of the stocks. and i think investors are going to be attracted to equities. >> scores on the companies you mentioned, pfizer, bank of america and haliburton? >> we own them all through our funds and i own our funds. >> chief investment strategist with russell investments. thanks very much. the outlook for stocks and the economy hinges to some extent on what happens with the spring selling season. it's looking a little bit shaky after today's news that signed contracts to buy existing homes were flat in january. now, realtors blame that on
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nasty winter weather. others say a bigger barrier to the housing recovery is because of a shortage of homes on the market. but as diana olick explains, that might be starting to change. >> reporter: gary montgomery has wanteded to move colorado for awhile to be closer to his grandkids. but the burbank, california homeowner owed more on his mortgage than his home was worth. >> it's a little terrorizing when you're underwater. and you're wondering if you're ever going to be able to walk away from the house and not carry a debt with you. >> reporter: but montgomery is finally free. one of nearly 4 million borrowers who came up from underwater on their loans thanks to fast-rising home prices. >> we've had a couple of homeowners sell their homes that are within a ball throw. and they did very well. and it gave me the feeling that we would at least get on the green side again. >> reporter: there are, however, 9.8 million borrowers still
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underwater on their loans according to a report from zillow, and 19 million more who have less than 20% equity in their homes. those additional borrowers likely could not sell for enough profit to meet the expenses related to moving. that so-called effective negative equity is keeping the inventory of homes for sale incredibly tight, which in turn is even limiting those who might want to sell. >> because of the tighten ven story situation there's nowhere for them to move. i have a number of buyer whose have their houses ready to go the minute they find something to buy. and unfortunately, right now inventory is so tight in the area that we're at, there are 35 houses for sale. and that's two bedroom one bath all the way up to four bedroom, four bathroom property. >> realtors are begging the builders to ramp up production, but housing starts have been weak this winter. yes, partly because of the rough weather, but also because of rising prices for land, labor and materials.
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for now at least, the growing tension between supply and demand is unlikely to thaw. diana olick, "nightly business report" in washington. >> to read more about homeowner equity and what it means for the housing market, go to our web site nbr.com. does one big apple shareholder think ceo tim cook did enough at today's annual meeting to get investors juiced about the company again?
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could the united states be running out of pilot? the government accounting office says yes that, regional airlines are actually having trouble hiring enough qualified pilots. but there's a good reason for that alleged shortage. regional carriers simply don't pay enough money to attract out of work pilots. the average salary there just over $22,000 a year for a starting copilot. a big name airlines don't have the same problem because they pay significantly higher salaries. the outlook for the nation's roads and bridges doesn't look much better. federal transportation officials say that more funding is needed to address what it calls a growing infrastructure deficit of crumbling roads, bridges and highways. in a report to congress to the dot says washington needs to spend as much as $146 billion a year to maintain and improve the nation's roads and crossings starting right away. to retail where japan's fast retailing the parent company of unico is in talks to buy jay
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crew. according to the wall street jourl, j crew's management is seeking $5 billion for the business. but it's unclear whether fast retailing is willing to pay that price in a statement the company says it doesn't comment on market speculation. pier one imports cuts its outlook for the second straight month because of snowed-in shoppers. that is where we begin tonight's market focus. the home furnishings retailer blamed the harsh winter for soft traffic. the company did say it expects business to be normal once the weather gets better. still shares down more than 5.5% today to $18.92. it was the opposite story for 3d systems. the 3d printer maker gave investors a strong outlook, predicting its $1 billion in revenue in 2015. now, this quarter its revenues rose more than 50%, earnings were in line with the street's estimates, and shares rose nearly 2% to $75.96. citi group is revising last year's earnings results because of fraud at its mexican banking
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unit. the bank will cut its 2013 net income by $235 million. citi group says the mexican bank issued $400 million in bad loans to a mexican oil services company. citi shares fell slightly to $48.63 today. river bed technology being pushed to sell itself by an activist investor. received a few takeover offers. bloomberg is reporting the company received informal proposals from firms including silver lake and kkr for about $25 a share earlier today the network equipmentmaker rejected a bid from elliott management for $21 a share. the stocks spiked nearly 8% to $22.28. doctors are urging the fda to reverse the approval of zojenix's new pain drug which is expected to hit pharmacy shelves next month. the drug is said to be five to ten times more powerful than vicodin, critics say taking just twoft poe at the present time pills could be deadly. shares fell more than 4.5% to
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$4.35. shares of apple have struggled lately as you may well know, falling 6% so far this year and ending a fraction lower today. and that likely pushed a lot of stock owners to attend the company's annual shareholders meeting today in cupertino, california. our josh lipton was there and has more on what went on. >> reporter: apple shareholders drove and flew in from all around the country today to listen to ceo tim cook speak at the company's annual shareholders meeting. shareholders gathered at the company's headquarters in cupertino, california, to vote on ten proposals, including executive compensation, company practices, and its 2014 stock plans. they also voted overwhelmingly to re-elect their directors. toward the end of the meeting, tim cook fielded questions from shareholders who pressed the ceo on why he didn't speak more about new products in the company's pipeline. cook says apple didn't want to
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offer a road map to competitors, and that the company in his words gets ripped off enough by rivals. he also emphasized that the company is spending a lot more money on research and development, which he says demonstrates its commitment to product innovation. there is also a lot of speculation about what apple's next product could be. a wearable device, an improved set-top box, or maybe a new service such as mobile payments. some analysts on wall street worry that these ideas sound exciting, but not necessarily revolutionary. still shareholders didn't share in that concern. >> both because the employees themselves are passionate about what they do, but more i was a systems engineer quite awhile ago. i see the technology that's ongoing now outside of the company. and i think that apple can just capitalize on technology that exists now. >> reporter: the company stock is down about 6% this year, but it's up more than 35% since its low last june. tim cook made a point today of
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saying he isn't interested in the short-term moves of the stock but rather positioning his company to benefit and prosper for the long term. josh lipton, "nightly business report," cupertino, california. let's get the reaction now to that meeting from one of apple's largest shareholders, calpers. a california public employees retirement system. the senior portfolio manager and director at calpers is with us. ann your firm or fund has had a position in apple for many years since the 1980s. you've been to a lot of these shareholder meetings over the years. did tim cook say anything that you think is going to inspire and encourage investors and make them feel confident about the direction he's taking the company? >> yes. i think the most impressive thing about tim cook is that he stays cool, calm and collected when there is noise and distraction all around him. the company's been under a lot of intense short-term pressure,
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notably from mr. carl icahn. i think he's been smartly rebuffed. and the voice of reason has prevailed. this is a company that's very important to calpers for the long term. we're very pleased that tim cook has got his eye on the ball, thinking about the long term, thinking about innovation, and he's considering the culture and integrity and issues like sustainability, everything that makes apple a good corporate citizen. we know that's what shows success for the long term. >> since you raised the name of carl icahn, let me get your impressions of his investment thrusts into several critical technology companies. apple, dell within the past year, and most recently e-bay. in several of those cases he has gone right at the question of corporate governance. is he acting responsibly on behalf of shareholders in his crusade from his point of view to improve corporate governance?
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what do you think? >> well, you know, there's people who make a lot of noise and get attention, and there are people who sit down and have a sensible conversation and really work things out over the long term. and mr. icahn has a very different style. we say there are three types of shareholder out there. there are owners, there are traders, and there are raiders. and calpers we consider ourselves to be owners. we're there for the long term. we expect to talk. we expect to take action when needed. but we don't really think it's sensible to try to make mat massive changes at companies by making rather colorful statements to the press or tweeting a new strategy for a big company. this is probably provocative action intended to get atte we're talking about long-term strategic issues it's best with
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a cool head and probably with the door closed where people can sit and talk properly. >> one thing that carl icahn has done, he's put a lot of attention on how apple manages its cash. and it has a lot of it. how do you feel that the conversation behind those closed doors is changing about cash management? and are you satisfied with what's going on? >> right. well, i think carl icahn was very late to the party on this. because the issue of the pile of cash was under discussion two years ago when the company first set out its plans. since then the pile of cash has gotten bigger, and that's a problem that you want to have. you remember last year another hedge fund took a pill to apple on the same issue. he didn't make much of a move forward from it. and apple has done the right thing. it's kept to its plans, communicated what it's doing, committed to $100 billion to be returned to shareholders. and it's going to review those
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numbers in march and april. and we're satisfied that that's a sensible course of action. we don't want rash decisions made in the heat of a dispute with a short-term activist. that's not sensible. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so much, ann simpson with calpers. and coming up on the program, the hollywood business model is changing from the way films are financed to where they're produced. but as tinseltown gets ready to host the oscars can the industry reverse the trend?
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there will be a lot of diamonds and other gems, not to mention beautiful fashions on display this sunday at the academy awards. jane wells hit the red carpet which may be a wet carpet this weekend. a few days ahead of hollywood's biggest night. she's going to tell us now how the business of making movies and where a lot of films are being made has changed over the past year. >> reporter: if it seems like there's a lot of really good film >> i will not fall into despair. >> reporter: -- it's not your imagination. >> there's nine best picture nominees. all of them are absolutely worthy. >> reporter: hollywood is being forced to put out a consistently good product as competition from quality television is fierce, especialally from netflix. >> a lot of choices that allow people to see things, and obviously if there's good material out there, whether it's on free tv or pay tv, i just
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think it's really good for the business. >> reporter: this year, netflix is even up for an oscar for best documentary with "the square" based on the uprising in egypt. >> as a documentarymaker, that's very exciting to see the kind of muscle that netflix has put behind our film and the kind of attention they've given to it is really exciting. it's groundbreaking. >> reporter: here on the soggy red carpet heading into the weekend, so much about hollywood is changing including the way movies are financed. studios are reluctant to fully fund films but producers have to get creative. the producers of "american hustle" lined up much of the money to shoot the nominee by selling distribution rights at cannes film festival. >> we picked up probably 75% of the money for the movie with that. that squeezes in a good way your risk, but it also hurts your up side. >> reporter: and one other way to save money, shoot somewhere
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else. hollywood is no longer in hollywood. "gravity" was shot in the u.k. and arizona, "12 years a slave" in louisiana. this week disney announced it would shoot a new tv series. gotham is the new hollywood. >> my early movies were all made here. now none of them are made here. >> reporter: the milken institute says california lost 16,000 movie and tv jobs over eight years, while new york gained over 10,000. it suggests the golden state needs to do more to keep production here where it all began and where it's being celebrated sunday night. for "nightly business report," jane wells, hollywood. >> and a soggy celebration it may be. to read more about hollywood's changing business model log onto our web site, nbr.com. that's "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm susie gharib. thanks for watching. >> thanks from me as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you back here on monday. "nightly business report" has been brought to youin part
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CANON CITY — The Canon City Geology Club will be able to conduct reclamation work thanks to a $700 grant from the Southern Colorado Community Foundation.
The grant was secured by the Fremont County Historical Society and will help with reclamation of the New Hope Amethyst claim where the club will fill in previously-worked trenches, work on erosion control, reseed and install safety fencing this fall.
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Merry Christmas everyone. I hope you get to enjoy good health and fellowship with family and friends, especially your family. For those who have family away, I am sure their presence will be greatly missed. May we hopefully look forward to a happy New Year.
ORGANIZATION NEWS. Hardin Memorial Hospital's Annual Christmas Banquet for the Hospital Auxiliary was Dec. 18 at Pritchard Community Center.
Gail Pike, 737-2973
BIRTHDAYS. This week's birthdays includes Elaine Watts, Mike Kelley, Vicki Taylor, Melissa Stevens, Tom Brangers, Ryan Fulkerson, Karen Cecil, Molly Sherrard, Erin Riney, Tyler Brangersand Dawn Childress.
Tanya Brown Ray and Daniel R. Caldera were married Dec. 15, 2012, at Heartland Sports Pub by Gary Ray.
The bride is the daughter of Bill and Kathy Vessels of Ekron and the late Joseph Wayne Brown.
The groom is the son of Dan and Kay Caldera of Louisville.
The bride was given in marriage by Bill Vessels and Stephen Brown.
Maid of honor was Channing Ray and bridesmaid was Sheila Moss.
Best man was Dan Caldera.
Musician was Ivan Lee.
A reception followed at Heartland Sports Pub.
Andrea Sherrard Gilpin, 735-7845
The weather warmed up again. Mother nature is playing tricks on us. On Dec. 17, we had rain, lightning, thunder and hail. There was even a rainbow. It's suppose to be cold in December and what about the white stuff? A white Christmas would be perfect. I hope everyone has a blessed Christmas.
CLUB NEWS.The Howevalley Vertrees Community Club will have bunco at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at the club building. Bring snacks to share. Everyone is welcome. For information, call Freda Griffen at 862-9413.
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Terri Spencer, 862-4604
Merry Christmas, everyone. I started writing this article by talking about what happened in Connecticut this past week and then deleted it. My heart is broken for everyone who has been affected by this tragedy, but I know there still is good in this world and I will try to dwell on that instead. I am looking forward to the holidays, despite the fact that money is tight this year. I will be with my family to celebrate this most wonderful time of the year. And I will praise God that they are all safe and together this year.
Dale Bickett and Kathy Goodrich of Radcliff, Moses "Moki" Tavares of Hawaii and Ken and Annette Purdy of Idaho announce the birth of a granddaughter, Nalani Uluwehi Tavares, on Nov. 1, 2012. She weighed 7 pounds and was 19¾ inches long.
Parents are Dustin and Melissa Tavares of Radcliff.
She has a sister, Gabriella.
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Daphne Turpin, 872-3223
Merry Christmas everyone.
Betty Pullen, 862-4844
Merry Christmas to all and may many blessings come your way. I wanted to write a Christmas story, but the sadness that has filled our hearts is so great all I can think about is this.
Ashton Polk, 24, who has Cerebral Palsy, had a desire to help those in need this Christmas season. She, along with member of Faith Apostolic Church in Elizabethtown, collected toys to donate to Helping Hand of Hope.
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Oklahoma has a legacy of aerospace innovation and success dating back more than 100 years, with pioneers like Wiley Post, who launched his career of exploring the limits of high-altitude, long-distance flight in our state. Today, some of the world's most successful aerospace companies operate in Oklahoma.
Aerospace is Oklahoma's past, present and future. Our central location has made us a hub for Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) where a strong, skilled workforce rebuilds and repairs aircraft. Add to that the FAA Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, the central training and support facility in the U.S. for the FAA and the U.S. Department of Transportation. The American Airlines commercial aircraft MRO in Tulsa, Okla., is the largest in the nation. Tinker Air Force Base, the largest military MRO in the country. The list goes on and on.
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- The Oklahoma City Air Logistics Center at Tinker Air Force Base is the largest depot in the U.S. Department of Defense.
- More than 120,000 Oklahomans employed by companies in the aerospace and defense industry.
- Oklahoma is one of the seven centers in the world for Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul.
- The Oklahoma Air & Spaceport has the only FAA approved space flight corridor in the National Airspace System not within restricted airspace or Military Operating Area. It has one of the longest and the widest runways in North America (13,503×300-foot), six commercial aircraft hangars and land available for lease with bonding authority.
It is one of the ten in the U.S. with an FAA Launch Site Operator License.
- The American Airlines Maintenance and Engineering Center in Tulsa is the largest commercial MRO facility in the world.
- The FAA Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center is the central support and training facility in the U.S. for the FAA and the U.S. Department of Transportation. The center trains more than 20,000 students a year.
- Twelve of Oklahoma's colleges and universities have aerospace programs.
- Oklahoma is home to the nation's first UAS-focused degree program.
Aerospace Companies that Call Oklahoma Home
- American Airlines
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Getting grubby in the garden with Dirt Girl
Dirt Girl grows tomatoes, drives a tractor, knows the names of clouds, loves going outside and getting grubby and she lives in dirtgirlworld.
dirtgirlworld has been a TV series, it's a website, and now it's also an app. And all of this online work won an International Digital Emmy Award last week in Cannes, France.
- Cate McQuillen
- One of the co-creators of dirtgirlworld
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- Natasha Mitchell
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Brenda Hunter :
18 Apr 2013 9:43:18am
I am so pleased Dirt Girl has got a gong for their program.
I love it so much I have bought as many DVDs as I can.
I agree with you Natasha I do find her a bit creepy as well.
Good to know why now.
Hope there are more shows on their way.
I am 65. Maybe I am enjoying my second childhood.
It is the environmental aspect that attracted me to the show
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19 Apr 2013 9:41:54am
Wonderful recognition of your passion to change and engage how we think about the natural system. Would love to see some work with native grasses and soil health.


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3. Growth: Volunteer For Something Long-Termvolunteering (or community service) was that thing we had to do as a requirement for graduation. These days, we're all too busy to take a couple hours out of our week to help someone else out, but as you (should) know by now, it feels really good to help others.
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Welcome!! Enjoy a glass of wine in the garden of this beautifully decorated, serene suite right in town. The Hot Tub Suite has one Queen bedroom, Open Plan Living Room with another queen bed alcove, Library/BR with futon bed (downstairs). 2 Full Baths, Steam Room, Secluded Hot Tub Deck, Flower-filled garden (shared with the Penthouse) with Gas BBQ, New fully equipped kitchen w/ double door frig, oven, DW, W/D. A/C, WiFi, 2 flat screen TV's.
If your party is more than 5, you can also reserve the Penthouse Suite (which is upstairs) with King Bedroom, full bath and kitchen. Both suites can be rented individually or combined but have separate entrances.
ENJOY A REAL WOODSTOCK GETAWAY! walk to fine restaurants, bars, unique boutiques, famous galleries, shops, iconic swimming holes and hiking paths in this most legendary town. Short drive to hiking trails, waterfalls, bicycle rentals, swimming, golf, tennis, Woodstock Playhouse, Bearsville Theater, Maverick Music concerts, HITS horse show.
THE VILLA IS HIDDEN away behind tall hedges, quiet, relaxing and romantic with Flower Filled GARDEN AND secluded DECK w/ hot tub
.....Luxury level of comfort, A/C, Original Pine Floors.
.... Beautiful NEW kitchen, Stainless Steel Appliances, DW, W/D, IceMaker
......SLEEP LIKE A BABY ON THE MOST COMFORTABLE PILLOW TOP MATTRESSES all dressed in soft COTTON linens.
.....Open Plan Living Room with Queen Bed alcove w/Fireplace.
.....2 Flat Screen HD TV's, WIFI
.....HOT TUB on secluded private deck. Terry Robes and slippers too.
.....Romantic gas fireplace,
.....Library/Meditation SUNROOM with extra futon bed
.....Original Wide Plank Pine Floors,
.....New Designer furnishings, comfortable pillow top mattresses, high count cotton linens.
.....High Speed Internet, Wi Fi, Washer/Dryer,
Best Location in Town! : Walk to NYC bus! WALK TO EXCITING music VENUES, SUMMER STOCK shows and CONCERTS, bicycle rentals, yoga, swimming holes, hiking and jogging, playground, GOLF.
One block to Trailways Bus stop.
Have a larger party, weddings, seminars, girl getaways, family reunion. Ask about "The Penthouse" for two, which is upstairs, The Carriage House' in the same compound. (2 BD, 2Bath Sleeps 5)
Romantic fireplace, beautiful bath rooms with all new designer fixtures. Private garden as well as hidden deck.
Library / Meditation room is another separate room with futon. It overlooks front flower filled garden with chaise lounges, Table & Chairs, Umbrella, gas BBQ
Don't forget to bring your hiking boots and hike one of the numerous trails around the area or hike up Overlook Mountain, Wittenberg Mountain and Slide Mountain. Lots to see and do in Woodstock and its surrounding areas. Tibetan Monastery, Winemaking vineyard tours, Hudson Valley Cruises, Zagat rated restaurants. Visit the world-renowned largest traditional Tibetan Monastery in the US built into the mountainside - Not be missed the Kaaterskill & Bastion Waterfalls. Woodstock Film Festival - Woodstock Center for Photography - Take a bike ride along the winding creeks and back roads, or explore the colorful local farmers and flea market in the center of town - Enjoy the beautiful nearby waterfalls and walk to swimming holes right in town.
Boutique rentals made with love for every season in the heart of Woodstock, NY. offering an unparalleled level of design and comfort, complimenting nature and the artistic character of our well-known town.
This is a restored, historic house with character, charm, and brand new renovations and designed with luxury and comfort in mind. No detail is left untouched; unique and captivating.
Surrounded by mountains and streams and made internationally famous by the 1969 music festival, Woodstock is where nature meets the arts. It has been a creative haven for artists, musicians and writers for over 200 years. Just 2 hours from NYC, our welcoming and small town feel, fascinating history, film and art festivals, distinctive shops, restaurants. Yet we are in the center of Catskill Park and surrounded by lakes, rivers, mountains, streams and numerous swimming holes, hiking trails, monasteries, yoga and meditation retreats offering you the most extraordinary Escape2Woodstock!
We had a wonderful stay at The Gift Suite for our girls weekend. The Suite is so beautiful and cozy. We took full advantage of the steam room and the hot tub, and we loved just relaxing in this lovely home. Definitely would recommend this to anyone looking to get away and enjoy Woodstock. The location is awesome! Thanks so much
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Perfect first family outing to Woodstock. Great location to all of the action. Couldn't get closer to the Main Street. Beautiful accommodations. Clean and spacious accommodations with nice outdoor space for lounging and grilling. Judith greeted us with open arms and was helpful in making suggestions of things to do based on our interests. Highly recommend this spot. Can't wait to return in the fall or sooner!
I've been staying at the penthouse for years and I keep coming back because it is just so cozy and convenient. In fact it's so close to town that you can take the bus right from Manhattan. I've been many times by myself and used it as a place to get out of the city and work and I've also been many times with my wife for a romantic getaway.
Staying at the penthouse feels like you're a resident of Woodstock with the town on one side and the mountains on the other. It's the perfect location.
You can't do much better for a 2-bedroom right in town.
Just a stone's throw from the main drag, this little gem provides quiet and convenience with a taste of luxury.
The steam shower is my favorite part.
This is, without a doubt, the nicest house I've ever rented. I didn't use the hot tub, but the steam shower is not to be missed. And beds bigger and comfier than what I've got at home.
We stayed at the Villas during the Woodstock Writers Festival. The house was so cozy and comfortable. The decor is lovely, and all the details have been considered. Plenty of room, with two bathrooms, and a lovely sun-filled sitting area in addition to the beautiful living room with fireplace. We loved sitting in the kitchen by the sunny windows too. SO convenient, within walking distance of all Woodstock shops and restaurants. Will be back, for sure!
We don't even consider another location to stay. This is it. Perfect in every way. I'd like to stay for a month! It is a sanctuary to go back to the house and relax when in Woodstock for a big event or just an art or music-filled weekend.
Great for those who want to be together and enjoy every minute of a weekend or week. Easy to also "go read" or get away -- lots of rooms in the house.
This time we hung out on the front porch a lot with the umbrella up -- even in 90 degree heat -- it was a joy! So very pleasant and really joyous to hear the sounds of the town waking up beyond the high shrubs.
Can't write enough great things about it. Okay - one more -- the bedding is to die for. I sleep like a princess there!
Amy Sewell
Come to Woodstock, NY: the most famous small town in the world! We are 'The Villa in Woodstock', the best location in the Village, walking distance to the Village Green, Trailways Bus, world class music, art, galleries, shopping, restaurants, swimming, golf, hiking, skiing, rafting, bycycling and much more!
Other Activities: Walk to beautiful hiking paths, swimming holes, great restaurants, galleries and shops. Listen to great live music, visit local Buddhist monasteries, farm and animal sanctuaries. Have a great massage at the Spa!
Golf: Woodstock Golf Club just 5 minutes away. Nine holes
Ski: Skiing, Snow Boarding, Cross Country Skiing!! Belleayre Mountain, Hunter Mountain and Windham Mountain Ski areas are a short 40 minute drive away.
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Labor Day
Aug 31 2016 - Sep 7 2016
3 night minimum stay
Veterans Day
Nov 10 2016 - Nov 14 2016
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $100 per night, per additional guest
Nov 23 2016 - Nov 29 2016
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $100 per night, per additional guest
Christmas/New Years
Dec 19 2016 - Jan 5 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add $100 per night, per additional guest
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2 night minimum stay
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Prince Nayef bin Abdel Aziz, Saudi Arabia's interior minister, said that 11 of the 13 Saudis indicted by the United States in June in connection with the 1996 truck bombing of the Khobar Towers apartments were in prison in the kingdom and that the case would be referred soon to Saudi courts, but not to American courts. A1
Schröder Looks Hard at Past
Chancellor Gerhard Schröder has been obliged by the move of Germany's capital back to Berlin to confront the past in a way more direct than his predecessors. Like his country, he is treading his way out of the labyrinth of the past, having discovered a photograph of a father he never knew, with a Nazi swastika on his helmet. A1
Ulster Stability Imperiled
First Minister David Trimble of Northern Ireland resigned his post, casting the struggle to bring political stability to the conflicted province into uncertainty at the beginning of the Protestant marching season. It was one minute after a deadline he had set for action by the Irish Republican Army to honor its promise to begin disarming. A4
Israeli Attacks on 2 Fronts
An Israeli helicopter gunship killed three suspected Muslim militants in a rocket attack in the West Bank, straining a fragile cease-fire. Earlier, Israeli warplanes struck a Syrian radar station in Lebanon in retaliation for an attack that wounded two Israeli soldiers. A6
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An internal inquiry conducted by the Mobil Corporation, before its merger with Exxon in 1999, found that the company paid over a billion dollars to foreign companies in connection with deals in Russia and Kazakhstan that had no apparent business purpose, The New Yorker reported. A6
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Albanian rebels in Macedonia have taken control of four villages in the western part of the country, not far from the border with Kosovo, an army spokesman said, and are apparently preparing for a new fight with government forces. A8
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China's president and Communist Party general secretary, Jiang Zemin, marked the 80th birthday of the party by declaring that private business owners and other members of China's increasingly diverse society ought to be allowed to join. A9
Fast-Eroding Climate Treaty
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi said that Japan, which will largely determine whether a global climate treaty will ever take effect, would not proceed without the United States. President Bush is resolutely opposed to the treaty. A9
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Police in Japan were preparing to charge a United States Air Force sergeant in the rape of a young Japanese woman on Okinawa, domestic media said. (Reuters)
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When President Fidel Castro nearly collapsed during a recent speech in Cuba, the reaction was immediate 90 miles away in Miami, offering a glimpse of plans to deal swiftly with the public, diplomatic and bureaucratic turmoil that the Cuban leader's death or incapacitation could cause in South Florida. A1
Death Penalty for Mother?
The complicated case of Andrea Yates, the Houston mother charged with drowning her five children in a bathtub, has raised a complicated question: In Harris County, which has sent more people to death row than any other county in the nation, will prosecutors seek the death penalty against her? A10
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On his first full day after a heart device was implanted in his chest, Vice President Dick Cheney rested at his home and prepared to return to work at the White House today. On Thursday, he expects to fly to his home in Wyoming, where he often relaxes and goes on fly-fishing expeditions. A10
A Civil Rights Cause in Virginia
Nine workers lost their jobs at the University of Virginia Medical Center in May after a hospital rape scandal caused officials to vet files for workers admitting to criminal records. The case has sparked a bit of a civil rights cause, with critics accusing the university of making a show of firing probationary and temporary workers in reaction to the uproar over the reported rape of three psychiatric patients. A10
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- Electrolytes,
- BUN (blood urea nitrogen),
- Creatinine blood test (to assess kidney function; see below),
- Chest X-ray, and
- Electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG).
The chest X-ray is often normal in pulmonary embolism. The EKG may be usually normal, but may demonstrate a rapid heart rate, a sinus tachycardia (heart rate > 100 bpm). If there is significant blockage in a pulmonary artery, it acts like a dam and it is harder for the right side of the heart to push blood past the obstructing clot or clots. The EKG can demonstrate right heart muscle strain.
Since the risk of missing the diagnosis of pulmonary embolus can include death, the healthcare professional has to consider this diagnosis when caring for any patient complaining of chest pain or shortness of breath.
Pulmonary angiogram
In the past, the gold standard for the diagnosis of pulmonary embolus was a pulmonary angiogram, where a catheter was threaded into the pulmonary arteries, usually from veins in the leg. Dye was injected and a clot or clots could be identified on imaging studies. This is considered an invasive test and is now rarely performed.
Fortunately, there are other, less invasive ways to make the diagnosis. The decision as to which test might best make the diagnosis needs to be individualized to the patient and their presentation and situation.


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Is this the same Sparkle brand that is a part of FSP power supply manufacturers? FSP makes a damned good PSU, I can vouch for that. Heavy, excellent amp output for the wattage. I have a 400w FSP powering my power hungry s754 AGP rig with an HD3850 AGP.
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I recently saw the Microsoft blog entry describing the new features of RDP 8.0 and how to enable this new functionality.
I successfully upgraded a Win7 Ultimate (x64) and Win7 Enterprise (x64) machine following these instructions. I also have a Win7 Home Premium (x64) machine which obviously does not have the "Local Group Policy Editor" and the instructions only reference policies and not registry entries.
I eventually took snapshots of my registry on my Win7 Ultimate machine before and after changing the policies to determine the registries keys changed. Here are the keys I noted and tried incorporating into my Win7 Home Premium machine which did not work.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\TerminalServices]
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\Terminal Services]
Any thoughts, ideas, or instructions for next steps would be appreciated. (UDP support and a resizable connection bar alone make this a worthwhile update for me!)


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President Obama's budget proposal projects steadily declining deficits. Do the facts support the promise? (Stock image)
President Obama this week submitted his annual budget, which boosts IT spending, establishes plans for expanded cybersecurity efforts, and eventually brings the annual deficit almost down to the $459 billion level that he inherited when first elected. But agency executives had better hope the president's budget forecasters are closer to the mark than they were four years ago.
When Obama took office in the middle of the deep recession, his budget projected the deficit would decline from $1.412 trillion in 2009 to $533 billion in the current 2013. Yet as shown in the following figures that Obama submitted in February 2009, plus the most recent results according to the Office of Management and Budget, the president's budget was far too optimistic in its revenue projections. And the slowdown in spending during the past two years reveals the impact of the Republican-controlled House.
All dollar figures below are in billions of dollars.
The following forecasts from the budget that Obama unveiled this week show robust increases in revenues resulting from economic growth, which would override the renewed growth in spending that would fund the Veterans Affairs Department's claims-processing system, the next generation of weather satellites and other government operations. (Again, dollar figures in billions.)
If the notably unpredictable budget forecasts prove accurate, the deficit in Obama's final year in the White House would remain higher than the 2008 deficit, which had been the largest in U.S. history. Making things worse, the Congressional Budget Office forecast in January a renewed rise in the deficit immediately after Obama leaves office, which would result chiefly from the surge in Social Security and Medicare spending because of the retirement of baby-boomers.
"After 2017, if current laws remain in place, outlays will start growing again as a percentage of [gross domestic product]," according to CBO. "The aging of the population, increasing health care costs, and a significant expansion of eligibility for federal subsidies for health insurance will substantially boost spending for Social Security and for major health care programs relative to the size of the economy." That red ink concerns deficit hawks and some economists, who warn that the steadily growing federal debt will eventually drag down the U.S. economy. But for agencies, the worry is even more direct: The only certainty in the budget numbers is that they will change, and -- optimistic projections notwithstanding -- virtually all the pressures are pushing in a downward direction.
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You know what is ironic, is that nobody up there gets it, that is what is ironic. We waste time on paper work just to "CYA" because no ones wants to be a fault not even the ones commenting here. It is not about Republicans or Democrats it is about us being able to take another breath of freedom. As long as we continue to vote this same people in and vote on radicules that want to change it but want to do it at our expense then beware of what is going to happen to us. Playing the blame game and blaming one person is stupidity, that makes us no better then the ones we have up there. America better grow up goes our greed is going to send us ( if we are not there already) into termoil and someone else running this country. God grant us the sernity to accept the things I can not change, the courage to change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference. Amen....
But according to the article, these figures are just Obama's estimates in 2009. The Projected numbers are what they projected in 2009, not in 2010 or 2011 or 2012. No surprise they're wildly off four years out. All this really says is that the recovery was a lot slower than they expected, and it's not like we have lots of data about these catastrophic banking events with which to make an educated guess. And if you look at the 2014 projection, it looks more realistic: revenues rising between 2013 and 2014 by about the same amount that revenues rose between 2012 and 2013; spending rising by a similar amount compared to 2012/2013; slower increases in revenue and variable spending increases in the out years. This looks like an instance of the author cherry-picking numbers to make the readers gravitate towards a specific point of view, not like a real point being made.
The ironic thing is, the Republican controlled House is going to make Obama look good by supressing spending at a faster rate than Obama can propose new spending. So the deficit goes down and Obama will look good. Thank you House. This is what's causing all the turmoil. If spending proposals weren't so over the top (read Obamacare), we wouldn't be suffering the House's drive to reduce federal spending. I felt better about the $787B stimulus bill the Democrats approved in March 2009 (that the president said was going to "rebuild our crumbling infrastructure and go to shovel ready jobs") than I do about Obamacare. But the albatross was upheld by the Supreme Court, so here we are, out of money and suffering the House's attempt to restore fiscal credibility in spite of the president's spending plans.
If the table is correct then 8 years of Bush debt is about 9.8% of 4 years of Obama dept. This is about 10 time the debt rate of 8 years of Bush, but only in 4 years. ( 459 Bush) to (4691 Obama)
As long as we're on the subject of how numbers can mislead, it's misleading to report the deficit inherited by Obama as $459 billion. Three weeks prior to his inauguration, CBO was already projecting a $1.2 trillion deficit for the coming year: http://www.cbo.gov/publication/24860 .
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