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Southern Indiana Rescue Effort
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Look at me! DO YOU WANT SOME OF THIS?! You should because I'm the sweetest, most gentle dog you will ever meet! My name is Sierra and I weigh in at a whopping 130lbs and I am 5 years old. My breed is Bandoggue Mastiff, and I really am an exceptional girl! good with all dogs, kids, and even cats! The only reason I am being rehomed is because of an ongoing situation of domestic abuse. For more information on this exceedingly gentle giant of a dog, please call/text Tracy at 812-664-5463, or Deb at 812-430-8009. .
Although 2015 has definitely continued the legacy of 2014 in not living up to the promise and the adoptions that we had hoped for, Southern Indiana Rescue Effort would still like to offer our profound thanks to the awesome people who opened their hearts and homes to this rescue's homeless animals. The 'rescue and rehome' scenerio for the United States remains dismal due to the same bad economy that has forced many citizens from their homes after having lost their jobs and ability to remain self sustaining. Southern Indiana Rescue Effort's ending adoption totals for 2013 are dismal and reflective of a nation that continues to be in dire economic crisis. Southern Indiana Rescue Effort works very hard, making every possible effort to successfully 'market' our rescues to middle and upper middle class families who share our companion animal mores but, in 2013, we were only been able to secure homes for six of our loving dogs, and a handful of cats/kittens. That's not to say we aren't grateful; the animals we saved went to the most loving and responsible of homes and should never again have to worry about irresponsible 'owners' neglecting them or dumping them in an Animal Control to die. In keeping with this rescue's policy of fairness, our six dogs and rescued felines have hailed from local situations as well as other states. Thor, Lewis, and Clark were dogs that came from a local family whose home was foreclosed upon, and we have provided a place in our rescue for Sheba, the momma dog until the family is able to reclaim her. Handsome brindle boy Buddy was pulled from a small, rural shelter in Illinois, while our sweet Maya was a collective effort all the way from Youngstown, Ohio. Petey the awesome pit boy joined our rescue from the state of Tennessee, while loving Bo Kitty was placed a second and FINAL TIME with a literally delighted and retired local couple. We remain cautiously optimistic about the future and our ability to continue assisting needy dogs and cats as our monetary situation and infrastructure will allow. Southern Indiana Rescue effort will endeavor to follow base, commonsense adoption guidlines such as not knowingly adopting our pit and pit mixes to individuals who rent; not owning ones own home and, therefore, being subject to the whims of a landlord is the number one reason animals are returned to shelters...we will not allow our animals to be placed in harm's way in this manner. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our many past adopter families of both dogs and cats for the wonderful updates on their pets and just generally for staying in touch with us! You have no idea how much your periodic updates, anecdotes and pictures actually mean to us! We would like to remind the public that Southern Indiana Rescue Effort is home to many deserving, gentle and loving dogs, all of whom were scheduled to be killed by a deplorable 'throw away' society, and some who actually missed their dates with death by a matter of mere hours. We remain committed to assisting as many dogs and cats as our infrastructure and monetary situation will allow...and also are adamant proponents of MANDATORY spay/neuter in all of the states. Southern Indiana Rescue Effort is on Facebook under our founder and director's name 'Deb Conner', and our profile pictures currently is of a gorgeous black cat from a feral colony we have been managing for years. Our Facebook picture at the top of our page is of a smiling Blue Heeler dog named 'Steven' and who is a highly treasured family pet! This rescue also rehabs and assists wild, orphaned mammals when time permits (yes, we are wildlife rehabbers!) We remain committed and look forward to working with you, the public, and our many rescue contacts in the coming year and again ask that, if you are considering adding a pet to your family, please seriously consider us! Whenever you adopt an animal from Southern Indiana Rescue Effort, you are freeing 'kennel space' that allows us to help another dog, destined to die. Here is wishing you and yours the very best that life has to offer, and a rewarding and prosperous new year! Now, lets 'roll up our sleeves' and get to work!---------------------------------------------------------------- SOUTHERN INDIANA RESCUE EFFORT HAS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING 5013C STATUS, AND WILL DELAY OUR OBTAINING THIS DESIGNATION UNTIL THE US ECONOMY IMPROVES.
Who We Are
Southern Indiana Rescue Effort is a small rescue group located in Warrick county that has come to realize just how dire the situation for companion animals really is in the United States. Approximately 900 healthy, and adoptable companion animals are euthanized EVERY HOUR simply because there are not enough homes for them. We are adamant supporters of mandatory spay/neuter laws in all 50 states. Until this future scenario unfolds; however, Southern Indiana Rescue Effort will strive to provide a "safety net" for as many deserving animals as possible, one animal at a time, and without regard to breed, or species. When possible, you will find us readily "networking" with other rescue groups who share our desire to impact animal lives. Southern Indiana Rescue Effort is on Facebook as a viable networking option for many of the 'death-row' animals that we cannot personally rescue, and as a convenient method of sharing pictures, videos, and amusing anecdotes with our many adoptive families. We heartily invite you to join us there... simply 'click' on Deb Conner, and join other animal and human rights advocates!
Adopting a friend
S.I.R.E. has a fairly simple adoption procedure that typically begins with a verbal "screening" right over the phone, and eventually culminates into our "Formal Adoption Agreement" with possible home visit. We want your adoption experience to be a successful one, and will make every effort to help "match" you with an appropriate pet for your family, living circumstances, and lifestyle.
Come Visit Us!
Southern Indiana Rescue Effort is a small rescue located on the premises of a single family residence, and our visits are by appointment only. We are located approximately 15 minutes east of Boonville Indiana, right off highway 62, in the town of Tennyson. Call 812-430-8009 to schedule an appointment, or email firstname.lastname@example.com, or firstname.lastname@example.com. Remember, "it's raining dogs, hallelujah", so come and find yours today!
Southern Indiana Rescue Effort
Tennyson, IN 47637
Phone: 18124308009
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Dear China, said Roger Myerson, a Nobel Laureate in Economics from the University of Chicago, to an audience of Chinese business executives and government officials recently, you have loaned us money against IOU's written in dollars, and we Americans can print the dollars, so you might be a little nervous.
You might do better, he told the audience, if you liquidated some of your American investments and spent the money to buy more goods and services in this country rather than saving for the future in dollars.
Ominous words indeed. Myerson, who was a speaker at a recent executive forum in Shanghai hosted by the W. P. Carey School of Business, considers attempts to solve the current financial crisis with fiscal measures misguided.
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If you use fiscal stimulus to substitute for a lack of investment otherwise, you're using a different channel, a political channel, he said, warning that when official stimulus is planned politically to get around the banking system being too slow, banks are going to fail. But if the banks fail, the channel through which investment flows disappears, and that, in Myerson's view, is the economic version of shooting yourself in the foot.
Poor regulation to blame
Myerson, a game theorist who has written extensively on decision making in complex political, economic, and military situations, maintains that poor regulation is responsible for much of the current financial crisis. Fiscal stimulus may alleviate some of its symptoms, but it won't solve the underlying problem.
Our crisis in America began when we discovered that banks were using loopholes in the rules to take much bigger gambles than were warranted, gambles that didn't pay off, he said. I would have thought that the first priority should have been more in the direction of finding ways to fix the regulatory system, leaving alone what was working.
Myerson cited as evidence China's recently released positive economic growth figures, which suggest that the Chinese government's nearly $600 billion stimulus package has successfully buffered the Chinese economy from a major downturn on a scale comparable to the U.S. situation. The problem in China is essentially fiscal, the decline of aggregate demand, and the government stepping in with some extra spending to fill in the gap makes a lot of sense, he said. By contrast, the problem in the U.S. was not a lack of demand but the breakage of the channels through which that demand could be satisfied.
Restoring confidence in America's financial sector
According to Myerson, the real challenge in the United States is not creating jobs or increasing the money supply; rather, it's a matter of restoring the private sector's faith in a badly bruised banking system. And as he points out, it's a challenge with substantial historical precedents that tend to hinge on some sort of a regulatory framework.
Myerson considers the story of J.P. Morgan (the elder) particularly illustrative. The United States of the late eighteenth century was a land rife with investment opportunities, much like China today, and many European pockets were ajingle with capital.
The problem was that European investors couldn't distinguish the real opportunities from the scams and thus invested reluctantly. In exchange for equity shares, Morgan and his men would certify American companies' creditworthiness to European investors with whom they always dealt honestly, thereby facilitating the flow of capital from Europe to the United States -- and becoming tremendously wealthy and powerful in the process. In this example, Morgan and his men served both as the channel for the investment and as the regulatory framework, reducing risks and inspiring confidence by wielding considerable influence over both companies and their investors.
But Morgan acted as a regulator in a much more direct way during the financial crisis of 1907, when the failure of certain banks provoked unease about the security of banks among the general population. After carefully scrutinizing the balance sheets of all the banks, Morgan created a consortium of solvent banks that preserved the banking industry. It was this move, incidentally, that finally prompted Congress to establish the Federal Reserve System.
In both cases, it was Morgan's reputation that allowed him to maintain investor confidence while assuring compliance with rules that he felt were in everyone's best interest. Congress deemed that too much power for one private citizen to exercise, and created a central bank to take it over. The current financial crisis, says Myerson, arose because the government let much of that power fall back into the hands of financiers whose understanding of everyone's best interest was heavy on risk and light on responsibility.
The result? A massive loss of reputation that crippled the banking industry.
According to Myerson, the government should be focusing on the restoration of that reputation. A well structured regulatory reform that makes people think that America's financial system is as secure as it was deemed to be before this crisis would lead to a speedier economic recovery in the United States, he says, but if we leave the system as it is, we leave people with lingering doubts about whether the financial system is healthy, then the recession will be very long.
Myerson is an expert in mechanism design theory -- an economic discipline that studies and designs systems which allow multiple selfish parties to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes without regard for each other's goals. He believes that clear rules and standards set by a separate and independent government agency would go a long way towards managing risk and restoring global confidence in the American financial sector that would in turn lead to rapid economic improvement.
Water flowing uphill
According to Myerson, the current financial crisis may also have the unexpected benefit of addressing an unsustainable imbalance between the developed world and the fast-developing economies of Asia -- a situation he likens to water flowing uphill.
International flows of capital, in theory, should go from countries where capital is rich and plentiful, to countries where capital is more scarce and investment opportunities are more plentiful, he says. In fact in the world in the past decade or two capital has tended to flow the wrong way, from countries that are poor in capital like China to the United States.
That seemingly limitless influx of capital has led to certain unhealthy assumptions, especially in the United States, where, according to Myerson, the flow of Chinese wealth may have encouraged the American Congress and politicians to think that spending without taxing was no problem, and in the long run, that's not true. It also may have contributed to the hubris that proved the undoing of much of the financial sector.
Banks lent too much in a property boom and now they, along with the taxpayers, are going to pay the penalty. It is still true that there are a number of accomplices and contributing factors, but the primitive forces are really revealed as symptoms and weaknesses in those institutions, says Jeffrey Coles, chairman of the finance department at the W. P. Carey School of Business.
Reversing the flow, however, will require more than failing American banks; it will require China and other developing economies to provide investors with assurances that have traditionally been the purview of advanced Western economies, assurances that rest on corporate governance and careful regulation that the U.S. lacks.
If Myerson is correct, then restoring the U.S. economy is not a matter of encouraging spending, but of regulating the banks and reestablishing their reputations. If the Chinese do indeed start shunning American and buying Chinese, it will be because they have created investment channels that leak less and hold more.
Bottom Line:
- The bank failures that caused the current financial crisis were largely the result of insufficient regulation that allowed banks to make irresponsibly risky choices.
- The major obstacle to the U.S.'s recovery from the current financial crisis is the focus on fiscal measures that circumvent the principal financial channels through which investment flows into the economy.
- The world's confidence in the U.S. as a safe place to invest has resulted in the influx of capital from countries rich in investment opportunities but relatively poor in capital -- a situation that has been likened to water flowing uphill. Reestablishing that confidence should be the U.S.'s highest priority.
- Clear rules and standards set by an independent government agency would go a long way towards managing risk and restoring global confidence in the American financial sector.

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Residents of many different denominations took time to observe the National Day of Prayer across the Upper Ohio Valley Thursday.
Those at the Cameron City Building bowed their heads and removed their hats as pastors of the city's churches lead the community in prayer for local, state and national government as well as those who have served in the military for this year's focus of "Pray for America."
"We come together in praise to the Lord, thanking him for our blessings in America," Steve Davis, vice president of the Blue and Gold Christian Center, said. "God is not angry at America. He loves us and pours down his blessings on us."
Cameron Mayor Julie Beresford opened the service with the signing of Cameron's Day of Prayer Proclamation declaring the date as the city's official day of prayer for 2013.
Members of the Cameron Elementary Chorus conducted by Donna Clark brought patriotic spirit through music singing the National Anthem and "God Bless America." The Cameron High School chorus sang "Sanctus" directed by Dirk Roe and the Cameron High School band performed "A Celebration of Praise" under the direction of Nancy Fullerton.
"This is the first time I've attended," Cameron area resident Martha Anderson said. "I was healed of cancer, so this means a lot to pray together."
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Wannaful from Hilarious to the end Chris and his support act Carl were both hilariously funny. A definite must see. The meet and great at the end was a nice touch and both guys were so nice. Thanks for a great evening!
Date published: 2016-03-19
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vicky80 from Fantastic evening of real life comedy @ I went to this event with friends and we all really enjoyed it. The venue was small which made it more 'intimate' and slightly more personal. We didn't need to see the comedians clearly via a big screen so it was brilliant! The support act, Carl Hutchinson, was extremely funny followed by the amazing Chris Ramsey. His comedy was true to life and I feel most people would be able to relate to it and agree. It was a real, constant laugh out loud evening with a fantastic audience. I would definitely recommend this venue and both comedians.
Date published: 2016-04-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by Yorkshirerose from Laughed til I cried Went on my own, when I went into theatre there were no security so found my seat & saw Chris doing his sound check, he was very funny & a bit freaked out that the audience was in already. Me & another girl were asked to leave by attendant as they hadn't done the fire check, funnily enough there was a guard on the door as we waited to go back in, obviously got there too early. He was so funny & his support act was really good too,gonna get his dvd too. Met both after the gig & had laugh about gate crashing!
Date published: 2015-11-06
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Date published: 2015-11-09
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Date published: 2016-04-19
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Date published: 2016-04-12
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Date published: 2015-11-06
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Intubation-How to perform endotracheal intubation # 2 - YouTube
We can also go through the nose using an instrument called.... Yep you guessed it.... A nasal Trumpet... Oh Yuchhhh!
[Its actually more like a bugle, no valves, just goes to show ya the person inventing that device WAS NOT a trumpet player... Likely had trumpet envy... a trumpet wannabe... Parents probably pushed him into being a doctor, when he really wanted to be a trumpet player making the big bucks!]
Thanks for sharing some really useful info back there. I'm still feeling my way through this (hard to undo lifelong habits). I just wanted to say one thing here. This is what I have discovered so far. I have noticed that when I take an intentional breath through my nose, my diaphragm is positioned much better than when I do the same through my mouth. I have read here and elsewhere about players having their diaphragms 'tucked in' to support their breathing and what I've found is that a confident breath through the nose automatically puts my diaphragm into a better starting position. The noisey nose thing is another matter but I reckon with enough patient practise I can get it quieter over time.
Thanks again for taking my query seriously, Fuzzy Haze
I concur with Rowuk, that when you can, breathing through the nose is preferable, both in playing or any other time. Too, I'm now a prolific user of a saline nasal wash developed during O2 therapy using a nasal cannula for the intake of O2. Such reduces weird nasal sounds. Too, using a wind shroud of breath gaurd on microphones lessens the audio pick-up of such.
The problem is always the all or nothing mentality. On the other hand, there would be no artistry without passion.
What is hard for me to understand is the opinion without trying it first. We need YEARS to get a really crisp, fast double tongue, decades to get a Tower of Power double high C and a lifetime for a Martin Committee. Why not take 4 bloody weeks and get a nose job? It is not like you can mess anything else up.
There are techniques for inhaling big with the nose. The typical snort is not necessary when we have practiced.
To clear something else up - the toilet paper roll is not to sell mouth beathing. It is a technique to visualize what really filling up feels like. Many players prior to this THOUGHT that they knew what a deep breath meant.
Perhaps even more important than through which gate the air comes is the preparation for breathing through proper body use. Head back "neck over the spine", chin tucked in slightly, shoulders back, feet about shoulders width apart and PARALLEL. We need to practice this to get the minimum tension even when sitting/standing up straight. Once our bodies are set up to even accept the intake of air, the noise factor decreases greatly.
Breathing does not start with the nose or mouth, it starts with an attitude.
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
Question: I have a problem with continual nasal congestion (even Nasonex seems to not help much)....should I bother even ATTEMPTING to breathe through my nose? (BTW, the congestion is mild; thus , outside of the trumpet and such I'm always breathing through my nose)
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The Russian hackers are said to have shared the password information of thousands of unsuspecting Turkish internet users in exchange for 10% of the money stolen.
Turkish media reports say that hundreds of internet users began to complain about unexpected withdrawals from their online bank accounts in January.
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North America's biggest farm retail outlet operator Agrium Inc. (AGU) reported last night adjusted Q3 earnings per share of 50 cents on $2.87 billion USD in revenues (52 cents headline minus 2 cents items).
Compared to last year, earnings were down 61.2% from last year's $1.34 adjusted Q3 earnings. They also missed the average analyst estimate of 57 cents (range of 35-69 cents) but beat estimated revenues of $2.82 billion (range $2.42-$3.23 billion). The stock was down at the opening, then rallied to $88.11 on some brokerage firm upgrades, and is currently (3pm) trading almost flat at $87.30 US on the NYSE.
Although Agrium's Q3 was a "miss" in analyst parlance, the company had already warned on September 23 that the quarter would be ugly in the wholesale division, due to as much as 30% lower nutrient sales volumes on top of a decline in prices of as much as 30%. Thirty times thirty means a revenue shortfall of as much as 50%. In fact, results weren't as bad as expected in the potash and phosphate businesses.
But repeated plant outages marred the flagship nitrogen fertilizer business. More on that below.
In the September press release, we were told the retail division, however, would be good, better than the drought stricken 2012 quarter, with results approaching the stellar Q3 of 2011.
It should be noted Agrium also released Q4 earnings guidance yesterday of 80 cents to $1.25 per share. This was also a miss and below the $1.51 average estimate tracked by S&P/Capital IQ.
Therefore, the full year 2013 is shaping up to come in at $7.30 to $7.75 depending on the average yearly share count, as the company has been actively buying back shares, buying back another 2.2 million shares at approximately $85 each, during the month of October.
As I have previously written, companies with declining earnings can also use overly aggressive share buybacks as a way to boost EPS by reducing the share count while telling shareholders they are "returning capital."
Retail Division Performance
What stood out for me was the impressive performance of Agrium's retail segment. I have been recommending the stock based on retail being a defensive asset in a declining crop and fertilizer price environment, and I was not disappointed.
Worldwide retail sales in Agrium's Q3, a normally slow period in the USA between the spring and fall, showed reasonably strong business, due to the late and wet spring planting season pushing activity into the summer. I predicted the wet climate would lead to more nuisance weeds and fungi causing extra chemical application, and this is what happened. Retail sales were $2.1 billion, up 15%, and EBITDA was $147 million, up 21.5% from $121 million quarter over quarter. Crop protection sales were up 26% whereas fertilizer sales were up only 3.2%. Seed sales were up 23% and sales of merchandise (primarily in the Landmark Australian business acquired in 2010) were up 16.2%.
I've argued that the Agrium farm retail business is a unique service-oriented network which is hard to reproduce by competitors, both in terms of wide geographic coverage in the US, Australia and Argentina, and the strong relationships it develops with agricultural customers. Q3 service revenues were up 22.8% over 2012, as Agrium's massive US Crop Production Services arm offers testing, consulting and product application services as needed by farmers to maximize crop yields.
Wholesale Division Performance
Here is a chart of the Agrium fertilizer production business, also called the "wholesale" division.
Agrium wholesale product revenues, volumes and avg. prices
|9Mth 2013
|9Mth 2012
|Potash Sales
|$93 million
|$457 million
|$80 million
|$465 million
|Potash Volume
|265,000 mt
|1.187 million
|160,000 mt
|981,000 mt
|Potash Price
|Phosphate Sale
|$122 mill.
|$495 million
|$183 mill.
|$596 million
|Phosphate Vol.
|192,000 mt
|741,000 mt
|260,000 mt
|816,000 mt
|Phosphate Pr.
|Nitrogen Sales
|$286 mill.
|$1.309 billion
|$424 mill.
|$1.426 billion
|Nitrogen Vol.
|636,000 mt
|2.485 million
|819,000 mt
|2.763 million
|Nitrogen Price
|AMS Sales
|$41 million
|$224 million
|$45 million
|$219 million
|Resale Sales
|$210 mill.
|$891 million
|$254 mill.
|$1.037 billion
Agrium's potash revenues were actually up for the quarter, as the only mine, Vanscoy, was down for only two weeks versus an extended shutdown during last year's quarter. The 65.6% higher potash volumes offset a 30.6% lower average price. Potash sales were split 68% domestic and 32% international, due to the international market being placed in a virtual standstill in the wake of Uralkali (OTC: OTC:URALL) and Belaruskali breaking up. I wrote about the break-up here.
The potash business earned $27 million gross profit compared to $23 million the year before, and the gross margin per ton was $103 versus $140 last year.
The phosphate business was hardly profitable if at all during the quarter, with $7 million in gross profit compared to $47 million a year ago. Agricultural phosphate is declining in price in concert with potash.
In addition, I believe The Mosaic Company (NYSE:MOS) selling a combination sulfur/phosphate product line called MicroEssentials is taking share from straight MAP (monoammonium phosphate) producers such as Agrium. Sales volumes declined 26% and prices declined 13%. To make matters worse, Agrium now depends on imported phosphate rock given the Kapuskasing mine is being retired. Gross margin per ton was only $38 in spite of the fact Agrium has low sulfur and ammonia input costs for its Redwater phosphate facility. The Conda facility in Soda Springs, Idaho, probably suffered due to lack of demand during the summer.
Agrium's nitrogen production has been the most profitable wholesale segment for several years, with over 3 million metric tons of ammonia capacity and 5 million tons of finished product capacity.
Unfortunately, the company suffered from outages at two of its five Alberta nitrogen plant facilities, which slowed production during Q3, and increased costs due to maintenance. The nitrogen segment produced only $76 million in gross profit, compared to $215 million in the quarter last year, on sales of 636,000 tons versus 819,000 tons.
The first plant outage which amazingly was still ongoing in late October occurred at the Carseland Alberta plant (capacity 535,000 mt gross ammonia, 680,000 mt urea, 135,000 mt net ammonia for sale).
The Carseland facility which is located just east of Calgary was closed for a major unplanned turnaround which was brought forward from October to June and took three weeks longer than expected. Lost production was 40,000 tons of urea. This was not disclosed during the Q2 earnings call. The Redwater ammonia #2 plant, the company's largest, suffered a heat exchanger failure on May 24 (disclosed May 31), and was down until sometime in June.
The largest fertilizer complex in Canada, Agrium Redwater produces 1,750,000 tonnes of nitrogen product each year, including 960,000 tonnes of anhydrous ammonia from two plants. Most of this ammonia is then used at other plants in this complex in the manufacture of ammonium nitrate (250,000 tonnes), ammonium sulphate (355,000 tonnes), urea (720,000 tonnes) and UAN (Urea Ammonium Nitrate solution--180,000 tonnes), as well as 660,000 tonnes of monoammonium phosphate. The remaining ammonia (250,000 tonnes) is sold for agricultural, industrial and refrigeration purposes.
Here is the production capacity of the unit that has failed due to a faulty heat exchanger: The Redwater #2 nitrogen annual plant capacity by product is as follows: 680,000 tonnes of gross ammonia, 250,000 tonnes of net ammonia, 720,000 tonnes of urea, 180,000 tonnes of nitrogen solutions, 250,000 tonnes of industrial ammonium nitrate and 355,000 tonnes of ammonium sulphate.
Amazingly, this same heat exchanger failed again on October 15, even though this was not disclosed until two weeks later. The October 31 press release says the whole unit will be down until November 20, and the outage will cost the Q4 20 cents. But a replacement part will not be delivered until sometime in May next year.
Due to these outages at major nitrogen facilities, Agrium's cost of nitrogen product was $331 per ton, during a time when natural gas cost the company only $3.16 per mmBTU, implying an ammonia raw materials cost of only $120 per metric ton using standard industry benchmarks. Gross profit per ton was $119 versus $262 last year's quarter.
According to the company, the Redwater ammonia plant will be out for at least five weeks this fall and would equate to 65,000 metric tons of lost ammonia product. This will reduce finished phosphate production at the sister ammonium phosphate plant in the same complex but the company says it will not impact Q4 sales. This lack of fertilizer production could not happen at a worse time, as Canadian prairie farmers harvest a record crop and look to replace nutrients drawn out of the soil during the short fall application season.
A beneficiary of the Agrium Redwater and Carseland plant problems could be CF Industries Holdings' (NYSE:CF) Medicine Hat, Alberta, plant, or the Yara International (OTCPK:YARIY) Belle Plaine, Saskatchewan, urea plant.
Alternatively, a slack market may cause the lack of production to actually firm up the price of phosphate and ammonia, which have been weak. This is probably why the stock did not drop further when the initial disclosure was made at the end of October. But why does the company not announce major problems to the investment community as soon as they occur?
It could be the components and pipes or "Iron" of Agrium's ammonia plants are just plain old. These plants were owned by Imperial Oil (IMO) and probably built in the 60s and 70s. The plants were bought out when Agrium acquired Viridian in 1996.
I think the Agrium retail farm business is worth the entire share price of Agrium. The whole company is valued at $15.6 billion USD in stock and debt as of the current price. An enterprising private equity firm should buy Agrium in concert with institutional investors, and spin off the wholesale division and save the retail and advanced technologies divisions.
Agrium has had a checkered record in its international wholesale exploits, with curtailed natural gas impacting the Argentine Profertil nitrogen fertilizer operation in Q3 to the tune of 57 days compared to 24 days last year. An election in Argentina could bode for better times at Profertil but political instability continues to dog Agrium's ventures. The MOPCO Egyptian plant is plainly in the wrong country at the wrong time, although the company's exposure is limited to its equity stake. The company also wrote down its interest in Hanfeng Evergreen (OTC:HFGVF) by a further $12 million.
The retail business has a target EBITDA level of $1.3 billion in 2015. Regulatory approval of the Viterra Canadian store acquisition (200 plus outlets) was obtained and the deal closed on October 1st.
Given the track record of the outgoing CEO, Mike Wilson, we can only suggest this to his successor, Chuck Magro: get out of wholesale and concentrate on being close to your customers.
Given the revised 2013 EPS range of $7.30 to $7.75, we could see the stock trading at 10X the higher end of the range, or $77.50 USD. However, on an equity buyout basis, we had estimated the company could be worth more than that, as much as $170 per share.
Agrium's stock price may not fall to $77.50 if management continues to buy back shares aggressively, or the market for nitrogen fertilizers, which has stabilized, turns up again. We get the USDA November WASDE and Crop Production reports tomorrow, which could move crop prices.
|Agrium Private Equity Valuation April 2013
|USD Millions
|Current EBITDA
|Target EBITDA
|Global Retail
|Cdn Nitrogen
|US Nitrogen
|Advanced Tech
|Other Wholesale
|Resale Business
|Less LTD
|Fully diluted shares
|Per share value
|Current Market Price
|Premium over MP
The market for wholesale assets however, has faded since that time.
Nevertheless, a forward-thinking investor should surmise that a lower corn acreage planted next year in the US, and a lack of a Brazilian second "safrinha" corn crop, would be supportive of higher prices for nitrogen fertilizers, and the sun could shine again on Agrium's nitrogen assets.
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HL: You're absolutely right. I mean, I don't know if you recall a [Nintendo 64] game called Beetle Adventure Racing? Well, it's funny because when we were doing it, Bing Gordon, chief creative officer of Electronic Arts, kinda had the whole "furrowed brow" thing going on. That was a game that was developed by my team here. Scott Blackwood, who was the designer and producer, did a phenomenal job on it. That game started out as "Need for Speed N64," and we had Ferraris and Lamborghinis in it, and we got to the point where we thought, "This is just dumb."
The executives were worried about starting a new intellectual property, so we went ahead and still called it Need for Speed N64, but we completely redid the design and came up with Beetle Adventure Racing on the quiet. We said, "Oh, by the way, this is what's going on with the Need for Speed N64 franchise." And thank god we'd struck some gold, because we were able to get everybody on board internally at that point, and it was very successful.
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HL: I think, like I said earlier on, the formula for a hit franchise is to really lock in on a timeless and enduring subject matter, and car culture's always going to be that. So I think that's going to be a key piece of our business going forward. I think the transition point for me was thinking about the franchise differently. It's a place where people who love car culture can interact at different levels, on different platforms, in a persistent kind of environment. I think there's an immense amount of untapped potential around being a hub of car culture.
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For me, you know, World of WarCraft is an inspiring model for how you can bring people to play together. To me, that is a really compelling vision, so, you know, I think with more dollars and time and support, I'd still pursue a bigger version of where we are today. I think we could bring as much new innovation and new thought processes and technology and conceptual improvements to that model than by going the other way.
1UP: So when you say "World of Warcraft," you mean having something that's a hub of the culture and just keep iterating on the same thing?
HL: Despite the fact that I love the game, if you're being really critical about it, it's just men in tights, right? So how is that, at a conceptual level, more accessible and mass-market than car culture? I just don't believe it is. I think that they've done an absolutely brilliant job of pulling people into an alternate world where people are able to interact with each other. The reward structure, the scoring mechanisms, the socialization is top-notch, and I can't help but think, "Wow." I mean, if what used to be kind of a geek niche, like playing Dungeons & Dragons or board games can get to that level of consumer experience, then how much more is there in store for car culture that's been around forever.
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HL: You hit on one of our biggest concerns there. We're not talking a bunch about ProStreet online right now, but there a lot of barriers to entry to social play, and you hit it right on -- the hardcore guys will just cream the guys that are coming in. The intimidation factor is so high that you just don't have fun. We see it particularly in some of the games that just recently released on PS3, like MotorStorm. There's a lot of fun there if you're really good, but if you're not that great, it's really intimidating.
How do we break out of competition online as the only way to bring people together? Is there a way to nurture cooperation, perhaps? Are there different access points? Is there potential for teamplay? Is there a way to hook you in, kind of perhaps time-share so you don't always have to be in the same place at the same time with 15 friends all jumping on -- or even worse, you know, one guy and 15 strangers, right? That's not a compelling experience for people online. That's not going to get online to the next level. I think we need to think differently about how we engage our consumers and how we lower the barriers to entry online. I think that's a big nut that we're trying to crack on ProStreet, and I think that'll continue to be a big piece of how we continue to make Need for Speed more mass-market and more accessible to more people.
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Lizards and snakes represent scaled reptiles (squamata). Lizard development involves an amniotic egg, that evolutionary (~320 million years ago) freed the vertebrates from their aquatic (water) to a terrestrial (land) environment. The Galápagos Islands marine iguana was also made famous by Charles Darwin's historic evolution studies.
The genome of the lizard Anolis carolinensis (green anole) from southeastern United States has a karyotype of 18 chromosomes, comprising six pairs of large macrochromosomes and 12 pairs of small microchromosomes, and has recently been sequenced [1]. Interestingly, almost all reptilian genomes also contain "microchromosomes", very small chromosomes less than 20 Mb in sequence size. (More? Genome)
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Anolis carolinensis (green anole)
The genome of the lizard Anolis carolinensis (green anole) from southeastern United States has a karyotype of 18 chromosomes, comprising six pairs of large macrochromosomes and 12 pairs of small microchromosomes, and has recently been sequenced [1]. Interestingly, almost all reptilian genomes also contain "microchromosomes", very small chromosomes less than 20 Mb in sequence size.
It is a model organism for laboratory-based studies of organismal function and for field studies of ecology and evolution. This species was chosen for genome sequencing in part because of the ease and low expense of captive breeding, well studied brain, and sophisticated color vision. It is also well suited for studies involving the role of hormones in development and adult nervous system plasticity. (modified from Genome)
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Schwalbe (1891) points out the significant fact that in reptiles that lack an external ear (lizard and turtle) there occur distinct hillocks in the embryo, resembling those in vertebrates that develop an auricle. These hillocks undergo degeneration and are reduced to the level of the surrounding skin. He finds in both birds and reptiles hillocks corresponding to the tragus and antitragus hillocks of His. These animals have one hillock (Auricularkegel), situated dorsal to the first cleft, which seems to represent a more primitive apparatus than is present in mammals, although it may be related to the helix system. In Salachians it possesses a spiracle.
(From Contributions to Embryology No.69)
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- ↑ Wei-Guo Du, Hua Ye, Bo Zhao, Ligia Pizzatto, Xiang Ji, Richard Shine Patterns of interspecific variation in the heart rates of embryonic reptiles. PLoS ONE: 2011, 6(12);e29027 PubMed 22174948 | PMC3184186
- ↑ Kevin M Gribbins Reptilian spermatogenesis: A histological and ultrastructural perspective. Spermatogenesis: 2011, 1(3);250-269 PubMed 22319673
Bridget F Murphy, Michael B Thompson A review of the evolution of viviparity in squamate reptiles: the past, present and future role of molecular biology and genomics. J. Comp. Physiol. B, Biochem. Syst. Environ. Physiol.: 2011, 181(5);575-94 PubMed 21573966
Edward M Dzialowski, Tushar Sirsat, Saskia van der Sterren, Eduardo Villamor Prenatal cardiovascular shunts in amniotic vertebrates. Respir Physiol Neurobiol: 2011, 178(1);66-74 PubMed 21513818
T Gamble A review of sex determining mechanisms in geckos (Gekkota: Squamata). Sex Dev: 2010, 4(1-2);88-103 PubMed 20234154
Patrick A D Wise, Matthew K Vickaryous, Anthony P Russell An embryonic staging table for in ovo development of Eublepharis macularius, the leopard gecko. Anat Rec (Hoboken): 2009, 292(8);1198-212 PubMed 19645023
Miyuki Noro, Asaka Uejima, Gembu Abe, Makoto Manabe, Koji Tamura Normal developmental stages of the Madagascar ground gecko Paroedura pictus with special reference to limb morphogenesis. Dev. Dyn.: 2009, 238(1);100-9 PubMed 19097047
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| J Exp Biol. Marissa Fabrezi, Virginia Abdala, María Inés Martínez Oliver Developmental basis of limb homology in lizards. Anat Rec (Hoboken): 2007, 290(7);900-12 PubMed 17415759
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