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Potlatch Corporation (NASDAQ:PCH)
UBS Global Industrials Conference Transcript
September 12, 2012 3:30 PM ET
Mike Covey - Chairman, President and CEO
Eric Cremers - EVP and CFO
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
All right. So we're going to continue and finish theme of the conference on housing side of the industry and as Mike Covey, before he could get into the fiber supply dynamics, I think, I'll let Potlatch management make up our comers.
Just that, so with us today, we've got Mike Covey, Chairman and President and CEO of Potlatch; and Eric Cremers, EVP and CFO, for those of you might have missed the press release a couple months go, Eric has recently assumed a few operating responsibilities as well, I believe in-charge of Idaho.
Eric Cremers
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
So, with that, and I apologize anyone on the webcast for the delay. We will turn it over Mike and Eric.
Mike Covey
Yeah. Thanks Gail. I know many of you sat through Paul's presentation few minutes ago. I did and I won't spend much time on the housing part, since he already covered it very well, painted a pretty active picture.
For those on the webcast there are forward-looking statements in our presentation which you can refer to on the website, as well as our printed material.
Potlatch is actually one of four timber REITs as you probably know. Our enterprise value of about $1.8 billion today, we are the smallest of the four timber REITs, in a very attractive dividend of $1.24 per share with the yield just under 3.5% today. We're the fourth largest, as I mentioned with ownership in three geographic regions, which I'll cover in just a minute.
Those are depicted here. We are largest land owner in the State of Idaho, one of the largest owners in Arkansas, significant land owner in Minnesota. We have manufacturing operations in each of those states, as well as in Gwinn, Michigan, the upper peninsula of Michigan.
We make lumber and plywood, ply manufacturing facilities around the country and with the timberland ownership here of 1.4 million acres gives us, we think excellent exposure to different markets both geographically and especially the first diversity mix in each of those areas.
Three business segments of Potlatch the largest and most important component of that is our resource business, our timber business, the growing and harvesting of trees, our small Real Estate business where we sold raw wood, undeveloped recreational land, a very high margin business because Potlatch is a 110 years old. Timber's been on the -- Timberland has been on the books for the long time at a very low basis, when you sell an acre of land, it's got an extremely high margin.
And then our wood products business which I mentioned and the cash flows from each those businesses in the last few years are depicted in the lower churn in this graph. And I think, the things that most unique about this is despite the economic downturn through a combination of land sales and timber harvesting, we've been able to hold our EBITDA fairly constant through the downturn.
We'll cover housing starts, Paul just did that a minute ago very well, we certainly feel like recovery is underway and we'll benefit from that. Interestingly though and I think this is really important distinction for Potlatch.
These are two trend lines on one page, and even true, I can't see the slide number, is that seven. Slide seven, true really important things here, the trend line in green represents our long-term trend from the early, mid 70s for Pacific Northwest log prices and in the red line is Southern sawlog prices.
The very bottom of the graph are pulpwood prices, you can see pulpwood has been relatively flat, it doesn't matter, doesn't change much nor does it matter much, when it does, we don't saw, we don't produce much pulpwood.
The log prices in the Pacific Northwest begin to bounce back a couple of years ago as the dynamics started to play out in Canada and with China, and log pricing has come up closer to this long-term trend line in the Northwest.
But in the U.S. South just the opposite it happen, log prices weaken, they continue to be weak and in fact, finally, we think kind of reach the floor but it's been a sequential period of three or four years here downturn in Southern log pricing.
And for this reason Potlatch decided to reduce our level of harvesting activity in the South, let the trees grow biologically and wait for a strong market to cut those threes and bring them to market in the U.S. South. And that was one of the large drivers behind our decision to reduce the dividend in October of last year.
And this is really what I'm referring to and these next couple of slides cover that, you can see we harvest about around 4.5 million tons of logs and kind of sustainable log market, log period, we reduce that from in mid $4 million ton range all the way down to 3.5 this year.
And on the sawlog component, now I'm striping out the pulpwood piece which is the lower margin least valuable piece, just think about sawlog only. We're only going to be at about 2.5 million tons this year with a longer term potential to raise that up to about $3.3 million tons.
That incremental uplift and additional sawlog harvest 8,000 tons will contributed an additional $25 million in EBITDA and we think overall pricing in industry not just the volume increment but the pricing increment could add potentially another $40 million in EBITDA over the next few years, so combined $65 million in cash flow improvement just from our Resource business alone or about $1.50 a shares.
Paul talked extensively about the Pine beetle and its impacting Canada where that combined with this harvest supply reduction into back in Ontario. We think that's a 10% to 15% supply shock in North America that's underway currently.
Coupled with strong demand in China we saw the big run up in the North American export to China and although, they while go around right now, between 5 and 6 billion work feet, they are still really strong and that's what's important I think for the big picture.
Without talking about biomass and what our outlook is for biomass, if we had timberland that was on the Atlantic sea border and the Gulf South, we would probably have more optimistic outlook for biomass because we could manufacture biomass or pulpwood in the pallets and export them to Europe for this robust market. But we don't, our land ownership is -- its inland, Arkansas, Idaho places we don't have an access to sea port and we don't think that near-term there is going to be lot of price impact or force from biomass.
Although, over the very long term, and they will have an impact but that largely depends on natural gas pricing, natural gas so low right now, kind of hard to see a future for biomass unless Congress subsidies it.
And we'll spent time on historical lumber prices, as you know lumber prices have been strong for the last several months, its reflected in our wood products business and we think they are going to continue to improve overtime and publish Paul's conviction that we'll see increases next year and beyond.
We do have a wood products manufacturing business where we operate five sawmills and plywood plants on an LTM basis through the end of the second quarter that's the last public day that we have. EBITDA was about $25 million, I think, it was $25 on an LTM basis.
That business continues to be very good with strong margins largely because the slide that I showed you on log costs, log costs especially in the South remained very flat and low, allowing us to have very attractive margin and our customers to have good margins as well.
I mentioned our Real Estate business, I'll touch on this quickly and then Eric will talk about our financial statements a little bit. Just a couple of comments, especially in Idaho and Minnesota we have a lot of price land for recreation and development that people want to use as their second home where we can get away. And in the last couple of years that's primarily been our focus for us in Minnesota, within a couple of hours of the twin cities we are the largest land owner.
And we sell rural undeveloped recreational land where we've harvested a component of the valuable timberland, but still left at looking attractive for a record second home user recreation.
Last quarter, we closed 55 transactions, almost all of those in Minnesota and we kind of do 30 to 50 transactions at quarter, prices that are roughly $1,000 to $2,000 in acre, which is several times what the lands were of this timberland value in the State of Minnesota.
Idaho has similar potential all the prices break will be much higher but that market is currently quite saturated and week in terms of recreational Real Estate property. But we think it will come back well within a couple of hours of Boise, the largest population center in Idaho.
And then a transformational change in our Real Estate business is depicted on this slide on page 17. The yellow bars indicate acres and values that we've sold over the last few years.
Non-strategic timberland that we identified that we wanted to dispose off, when we accelerated that process and so we got good prices for it and attractive returns even during the downturn, but that process is largely complete.
So going forward our land sales will be largely focused on rural recreational real estate which is in the green and the red color on this slide, on prices that are somewhere between $1,000 and $2,000 in acre and will do around 20,000 acres a year. We have about 2,000 acres, a little bit more than that left of land that we plan to sell, we will probably do that over the next decade at roughly 20,000 acres a year pace.
So today, our company has about 1.4 million acres, very similar to what it had in 2006 at the time of the reconversion. We made a couple of acquisitions in 2007 and '08 and have since sold a number of acres and red here are the non-strategic timberlands.
So although the acres we own today, the 1.4 million are the difference in the ones that we owned in 2006. In many ways, they are much more valuable. We think this have real estate potential or better stocking than what we used to have. And hopefully, we can begin to turnaround now and grow that acreage base going forward.
With that, I'll turn it over to Eric, who is going to make some comments on our balance sheet and our financial and we'll answer questions for you.
Eric Cremers
Well, thanks, and good afternoon. This page highlights our second quarter ending balance sheet. We do maintain a relatively conservative capital structure in the company and what you see is that.
In the second quarter, we had about $50 million of cash and short-term investments on the assets side of the balance sheet. Offset was about $350 million of long-term debt on the other side of the balance sheet.
If you take a look at some of our credits statistics, our debt-to-capital, we finished the second quarter at 56% and you might think for an industrial company that's relatively high which would be.
But we don't think of leverage that way because we are a 100 year old company. A lot of the assets on our books are way understated relative to fair market values. So we think the right way to think about leverage is to look at the next line down, which is net debt to enterprise value and if you look at it from that perspective, we are at relatively healthy 19%.
Today, we maintain a completely undrawn $150 million revolver with another $100 million accordion on top of that. Also our cost of debt is around 6.8%.
We are not investment grade rated by either the rating agencies. However, we are in constant discussions with them about what it would take for us to get to investment grade. So hopeful that will happen over the next year or so.
If you take a look at our debt split, it's roughly 86% fixed rate and 14% floating rate, which has proved to be beneficial in this slow interest rate environment.
Take a look at the next page, our debt maturity profile is pretty attractive with just $57 million in maturities over the next five years. Relatively small, relatively well-placed spread out over the next five years, and we anticipate just using cash on hand to pay those off or to refinancing.
This next page is an interesting one. As part of our revolver, which we put in place back in December of 2008, we had to securitize revolver and we did it by closing 352,000 acres of core Idaho timberland as part of that collateral pool, and we have to go out and get an appraisal on those acres from a certified third-party timber appraiser every year.
And if you look at it, it represent roughly 24% of our acres that we get appraise. The most recent appraisal on those acres came out to $724 million and if you compare that to our enterprise value, which today is around $1.7 billion, $1.8 billion, it's 24% of the acres yet it's 48% of our enterprise value.
So, I think it highlights the fact that we are a very strong net asset value oriented company. Today, cash flows are on the weak side because housing is still in the early stages of its recovery. But yet the NAV is still there and that's evidenced by this appraisal on this slide.
Take a look at the company's cash flows, breaking it down by business segment where it's come from over the past several years. On the left-hand side of the page, you see corporate consolidated EBITDA and it's been in this $100 million to $150 million range.
So that has corporate overhead included in it. So if you add up the three bars, the three segments on the right-hand side of the page, it's not going to equal the bar on the left-hand side. But we've seen a mix shift in terms of our cash flow generation, which segments have contributed which percent.
So Resource has been under a little bit of pressure as we have taken on this, what I will call self inflicted wound by bringing down our harvest levels, basically waiting for a better day, a better pricing environment. So Resource EBITDA has come down a little bit.
Our Real Estate EBITDA peaked as you can see, back in 2010 with the sale of some non-strategic timberland. But if you look at the bottom of the page, what we are starting to see is our Wood Products business generates significant cash flow and we expect that trend in Wood Products to continue.
If you take a look at funds available for distribution or how much cash the company generates after all cost and expenses. That's shown in the yellow bar here. The green bar illustrates what our dividend payment has been. Typically it's been about $80, $182 million peer back when it was $2.04 per share.
However, we did well in the dividend in the fourth quarter, down to a $24. So new required FAD is $50 million to pay the dividend, and we think we are well ahead of that $50 million in terms of FAD generation for the company.
So in conclusion, we maintain a very attractive timberland base of nearly 1.5 million acres. Our Wood Products business is now generating solid cash flow after couple of rough years at the bottom of the housing market.
Our Real Estate business, it's not vertical development, it's not high risk. It's relatively low risk and it involves the sale of raw land. We continue to maintain an attractive dividend at $1.24, again yielding nearly 3.5%.
Our balance sheet is strong. We've got attractive debt maturity profile and the slide says industry turns beginning to turn positive. I think we are beyond that. I think housing has found its footing. Housing starts this year up roughly 20% over prior year and as you heard, they are going to be higher again next year. China continues to import a lot of the logs and lumber from North America and we think that trend is going to continue.
And then finally this Pine beetle in British Columbia is going to have a big impact on the industry. It's going to play itself out over the next, for next several years.
So, with that, we will finish the presentation and we will open it up to Q&A.
Question-and-Answer Session
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Okay. I'll kick of the Q&A.
Mike Covey
What happened to this microphone?
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
We haven't tested it. That's been put in Mike and my table as well.
Mike Covey
Okay. Just take questions from the table.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
We can try. So I guess, we're entering the fourth quarter and you're starting the budget planning process for 2013 and we think about what your harvest plan might turn out to be. What should we be looking at it? Should there be southern log prices, or should it be housing starts for Potlatch, should it be the lumber price? What guide should we be thinking about -- what you're going to factor into that harvest decision and whether or not you start to raise it back up?
Mike Covey
All those play a factor and we will not guidance today on what we're going to do next year. But as I mentioned in my remarks, that we reduced our harvest level from about 4.4 million tons down to 3.5 million tons over the last year or so. The bulk of that deferral was in the U.S. south where we saw very weak sell-off prices.
So the first benchmark that we'll look for in terms of increasing our harvest level really is triggered by what southern log prices have done. And of course, that's dependent at the end of day on strength of the lumber and plywood market and how much our customers can pay for logs. So that will be foreseeable to.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
How much when you think about lead time, we're going back to Potlatch presentation, one of his key swing factors as they get. How optimistic do our customers are going into the new year and I guess, looking back to the end of 2011, the harvest to follow decision, I'm gathering your customers. We're incrementally cautious on how they were building log desk going into 2012. Is that a fair comment and then if so as you kind of get early indications going into 2013. Is there a sense that your customers were overly cautious in '12 and may adjust and compensate in 2013?
Mike Covey
Well, I disagree a little bit with Paul about the notion that you have to plan log desk to increase production. And you at South, most of our customers, log customers only have log desk that have about five days of inventory. That's far different than it would be in the interior of British Columbia or even in the west where you have to plan on several months of inventory to make through the winter period.
But in U.S., outside of seasonal hurricane type weather events, most customers run some where between a week and two weeks of log inventory which is pretty easy to flex with market conditions. So I think to characterize it last fall, when we reduced our harvest levels that was largely driven by one of our large customers, Georgia-Pacific close to large plywood plant in our operating areas.
We lost a very large and important customer which caused to further to think about the harvest deferral. I think most of our customers I'd say we're a little more cautious last year but feeling better. And I think almost to a customer this year, everyone of our lumber customers and plywood customers are making margins that are terrific in the business.
Our own business in the second quarter of this year, our business was as good as it's been in five years. I don't think we are the most exceptional lumber and plywood manufacturer but we are not the worst in the industry either. And I think that gives you the idea of lumber and plywood business is good.
The OSP business is terrific. We have a number of OSP customers particularly in the U.S. South. So I think going forward, people will feel a little better about their business and I think we're going to -- it always happens the lumber and log prices, the lumber and plywood prices have to lead first. And eventually that gets bit back to the timberland or in the form of log pricing.
It just takes, going to take longer in the south this team than it has before. But it will happen. I got your question about the outlet, that kind of our assess.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
No. Obviously, it helps. You noticed that's clearly you wanted that clear in the export last year. It did have an indirect impact on Idaho business. I mean, you have been hearing all year from what -- while the exporters, China is going to come back. We're entering the fourth quarter. I haven't really heard a stunning kind of pick up. Paul has been -- white paper but I haven't really heard any sign of log export to China picking up.
Do you kind of get any sense that the dynamics are changing and we could start to see that pick up again. I realize you are not a direct participant but….
Mike Covey
Well, yeah, we are not a direct participant. We do not export either logs or lumber to China. And as such we're -- it's anecdotal was only I can share with you. Our view is that while China is growing at 7%, growing at 9%, there is still a lot of fiber that they need to grow their economy.
And as long as they have fiber depths sitting or buying a lot of logs and lumber from North America, it continues to support prices here in this continent. So that's about all the comment, I could provide on that.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Okay. And then I guess, during the year today at least, harvest not -- just only one, I can take a -- they got harvest this year but we haven't see the export support. Do you have any sense of this being -- that's because log prices have been under a little bit of pressure lately. Any sense that there is a bit of an over supply growing with domestic demand not able to kind of -- that's where we were able to enter China last year in the near term?
Mike Covey
What I can tell you is that for Potlatch, particularly we have indexed roughly two-thirds of our Northern region sawlog production to the price of lumber for the type of species that are developed in our regions. So our businesses are really incrementally driven by Chinese demand from specific Northwest or influenced by that So much at it what's going with lumber prices in the domestic market with the species in our region that will drive for us?
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And leading it to my next question, which was your indexing has any strategy. Can you talk a little bit more about the indexing strategy like how long are those agreement for us. It's something to get renegotiated every year and generally speaking now that you're getting -- you've got act of indexing, do you find hedge in -- (inaudible) hedging on the lumber side. Is that attractive or are you still doing both?
Mike Covey
Yeah. We currently do not have any lumber hedges in place in effect. The prices that we've been offered are below where we think prices are going to be. So we've not found the hedges to be attractive. So no lumber hedges today.
I think the second part of your question is the detailed nature of our log supply agreements. I think the simplest way to answer that it varies. The log prices lag lumber index by anywhere from one to three months, number one. And number two, it varies from the contract term. One, in particular, is multi year and one is more short term in nature.
Eric Cremers
Very good thought but I'd ask why did we index our log prices to lumber prices. While I believe long-term lumber and plywood prices always lead the recovery of log prices. Sometimes they can take several quarters and we felt with the period that we were entering over the next several years really kind of back to what Paul talked about in his presentation. We think we are going to see rise in lumber prices for some time and the strength in lumber market. We wanted to closely couple our log prices to those lumber prices as much as we could.
At the same time, we kind of by structuring of that, we built in a margin for our customer. So they are able to pay us the price. It allows them to still produce lumber at a margin and we don't have the lag period waiting. So our expectation would be that during the second half of this year as lumber prices have gone up and stayed up, we're going to see impact our log prices while others may not because they are indexed.
We haven't done anything in U.S. south. We have only done in the Northwest to a significant degree.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And again, I guess, where I'm coming from, given where lumber prices have gone. Well, that's log prices in the western part of the country. It feels like a better deal for you than your customers that are in this agreement or have you seen some after spend month basis in Idaho last contract.
Eric Cremers
I think, frankly I think both parties are quite happy with the contract, because what Mike said, they walk in their margins whether the lumber prices are high or low, they virtually locked in the margin for their business. They've also got a guaranteed source of supply or committed to supply then the volume under the contract.
So, I think they benefit in that way. We benefit because of the immediate or virtually immediate impact the log pricing when lumber pricing runs up. And if you are bullish on the outlook for lumber prices, which we are -- we want to be tied index to that rising price to lumber.
Mike Covey
And I think one part of your question, Gail external long contract, what prices in Idaho have been pretty stable the most of the year that much volatile.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Okay. And obviously won't let you go without touching on actual underlying Timberlan markets. Can you give a little bit color on what you are seeing into the kind of more retail recreational areas as well as kind of more institutional side of timber transaction?
Mike Covey
Also the recreational part, American speak on the institutional piece, recreational timberland demand and pricing seems remarkably stable for us, but primarily that's the story of Minnesota market. We're not -- we don't do hardly any transactions in Idaho in the last couple of years, because there is just not much demand there.
So our evidence is really primarily in Minnesota where we do 30 to 50 transactions a quarter. Pricing has been stable and demand has been solid. It's a cash buyers not credit sensitive. It's been a steady business for us. So I have -- we don't see that changing.
Eric Cremers
I just see on the institutional timberland M&A market. The TIMOs continue to have ample amount of capital. They continue to purchase on a regular basis. Interesting buying any non-strategic timberland and we have been rolling to sell. And frankly, we don't have a lot of acres in that bucket. So, I think demand is still high. The real issue, I think the timberland is going to face is this one of supply, it's going to be the seller of those acres.
Mike Covey
We would say for the transactions that we do witnessed and compete for, discount rate the TIMOs are using cap rates have drifted back down maybe not as lowest there were at one point but they are in the 5% range. So that's a discount rate without inflation. It's very hard to compete at that level as a public company with our cost to capital is significantly above that.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And we've seen you do transactions kind of creatively structure with the timber deed, we have seen one of your competitors actually instead of selling the timber deed buying their timber deed. Is that an opportunity that you would see given some of the taxation that you may get -- that you just do forward or do you think moving forward, any transactions to be somewhat more especial mention?
Eric Cremers
No. I think we are going to -- we are seeing referring small transactions both with the timber deed or we're just timber deed purchase. I think our unique angles going to be not chasing the big transaction, because the big transactions are going to attract the lot of TIMO interest and the excess returns are going to get competed away in the upfront cost. Our opportunities are going be in those smaller transactions, where a bidding competition won't be quite as intense.
Mike Covey
And I think that the -- an opportunity buying timber deed looks would be very attractive.
Eric Cremers
Yeah. Especially with financing cost.
Mike Covey
Well, yeah.
Eric Cremers
Banks are, they are going to take money.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Housing customer, well they can hearing that as well. But we are not there kind of looking at uses of cash and end market recovery. You cut the dividend concurrent with harvest increase with the board be comfortable doing the same that is your comfortable operates harvest, you might be comfortable operating the dividend or do you think it want to have some experience with, kind of getting into cash from hire harvest support you reinvestigate the story mix?
Mike Covey
A long-term we hope to raise the dividend and we store hopefully back to its current level or above that. They illustrated -- one slide, I covered with potentially and other $65 million an incremental cash will coming with rising harvest levels and potentially stronger industry wide pricing.
We certainly have to think about raising the dividend or buying back shares or doing something else with the capital into the REIT structure. We really need to distribute the cash to shareholder so we are going to pay a tax to REIT. So one most and that they can make sense. So we look to restore the dividend. We'd like to see longer term in our ability to sustain for longer period of time and raise it cautiously, but certainly we hope to do that.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And in the current environment where you are -- you have talked about potentially looking acquisitions and deals that you looked that have been out there. How big a deal would you be comfortable doing in the stage in this market, would you be comfortable seeking events with that just being offered here on?
Eric Cremers
I think absolutely, I think we're quite bullish. Our confidence is very high in the industry going forward. And I think our willingness to do a transaction is there, the financing markets being we were at. I think its going to be really question one is supply is there rolling sell on the other side number one.
Then number two is the price for the transaction at least so high they're all the excess returns are going to get compete away that's kind of measure we find ourselves in.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
I know there are contacts throughout the day in terms of getting deals done on the sale, it's obviously at the right price. I guess looking at the recovery and getting little bit more traction going back to my first question, you talked about the cross and now closing last year, you starting to hear maybe things moving the other way where some of the facilities that Paul was talking that have been ideal. Customer starting to restart, you haven't sold during year to kind of starting to talk about why you build that log that can run or not really?
Mike Covey
Not very much, I can't remember these numbers exactly, but of the facilities you talked about that we are closed versus those that are ideal. I think the place we see incremental interest in demand for logs comes from mills that are running 60 hours a week instead of 80 hours a week, we think 80 is a full two shift capacity.
And I don't think you would capture those and these ideal numbers and I think these ideal numbers would meet a mill. It's still ready to operate and it's been maintained, but it just not running at all. We see the first increment of demand. There are demand for logs coming from customers that are running 60 hours that want to move to 80 rather from the mill that has never run in the last two years starting up anew.
I can't think of an example in the country where we were mills getting ready to starts has been shut. That they could be started I can't think of one. We do have some interest in customer who were doing more hours.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And within your manufacturing business, where you kind of within that 60 to 80 type range and you have been adding shifts and hours, are you -- tapped out now?
Mike Covey
We have been at two shifts 80 hour capacity for over two years that are running incremental overtime where it make sense but we're kind of tapped out and have no plans to run three shifts.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
So, if we look into recovery is everything else that you could do further on to increase that or it's basically any improving manufacturing from here just going to be place driven?
Mike Covey
That's going to be mostly price driven with marginal contributions for more volumes. But it's fractional. It's largely price driven. The mills are running with excellent cost, good productivity we've had zero downtime to speak of and no large capital investment project. But here its price driven.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
I guess any impact in any of your southern operations from the regroup from activity?
Mike Covey
No. Unfortunately we didn't get enough right. People in Louisiana would shoot me for saying that. We've had a very severe drought in Southern Arkansas which is affecting our seed links survival rate for the trees that we just planted and they could really use a substantially soaking size deliver two to five inches of brand which in Southern Arkansas just that what we can.
Eric Cremers
I heard we needed 12 inches of rain. Mike said two to five, so we are still kind of semi drop ambition down there.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Okay. And seem that many keeping, it's not huge…
Mike Covey
No. Small -- very small numbers.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
And I guess one last question which I asked in last earning calls. I will ask anyway with lumber prices where they are the export taxes on Canadian lumber have comedown, I guess partially offset by the recent amount Canadian currency but any response out of Canada, China slow, U.S. looks little bit more attractive?
Mike Covey
No. There was period here for just few weeks for the tariff, I think we are all the way to zero. Canadian softer lumber under the structure of the agreement, talk to our lumber sales group, that impact we've seen in early. I think Canada has built longstanding relationships with many of these China customer and many cases that committed the mill capacity to it customer in China and much of the beetle -- Pine beetle killed material not suitable in the U.S. market at least at this level of demand.
And we've really seen no change Canadian supply to U.S. In fact I think the numbers just read are North American, the U.S. portion of exports in Canada is around 25%, 26% there has been 34%, 35% historically. So it's way down. I think its going to stay that away for long.
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
Well, that enough. Anyone else have questions?
Mike Covey
Gail Glazerman - UBS Securities
All right, Mike. Thank you so much for coming.
Mike Covey
Thank you.
Eric Cremers
Thank you.
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SC Notice to Vijay Mallya on Plea of Consortium of Banks
The Attorney General said that Mallya has not disclosed full details of his assets and he is accountable to the public money.July 25, 2016, 1:16 pm explore: Business
SBI Merger Right Idea, More Such Moves Needed: Meghnad Desai
The Union Cabinet in June gave the go-ahead to the proposal of merger of SBI and its subsidiaries that could make the state-owned lender a bank of global size.July 10, 2016, 11:29 am explore: Business
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SBI cuts home loan interest rate to 9.45% from 9.5%, for women it's 9.4%
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Short-term loans set to get cheaper as banks shift to new lending rates
The banks will fix interest rates on the basis of a calculation called marginal cost of funds.April 1, 2016, 9:14 am explore: India
Mallya's defunct airline owes Rs 7,800 crore to banks, A-G tells SC he is not in India
Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi told the court that Mallya left the country on March 2, 2016.March 9, 2016, 6:10 pm explore: India
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A group of banks led by the State Bank of India moved the apex court on Tuesday seeking to restrain Mallya from leaving India.March 9, 2016, 8:57 am explore: India
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In a day of twin setbacks for Vijay Mallya, DRT ruled he cannot access the Rs 515 crore exit payment from Diageo , while ED filed a money laundering case against him.March 7, 2016, 9:00 pm explore: India
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Banquet in Salem to feature ham, scalloped potatoes
SALEM – The Banquet in Salem will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Salem Memorial Building. Next week's sponsor is Visiting Angels. The menu offers ham, scalloped potatoes, corn, applesauce, fresh vegetables and fruit and dessert. Additional sponsors are needed. For more information call Patty Colian at 330-831-2169.
Breakfast buffet offered at North Lima Mennonite
NORTH LIMA – A breakfast buffet will be available from 7 to 10 a.m. May 25 at the North Lima Mennonite Church, 90 Mennonite Drive. Items on the all-you-can-eat buffet include eggs, pancakes, french toast, sausage, potatoes, homemade rolls, sausage gravy and biscuits, peppers and mushrooms, coffee, orange juice, and other beverages. Donations will be accepted For information call the church at 330-549-2333.
Handbell concert at New Alexander Christian Church
EAST ROCHESTER – Kristine Stout, a handbell soloist, will be in concert at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the New Alexander Christian Church. Stout is a member of "Joybell," a handbell ministry from Clinton Township, Mich. She plays three octaves of English Handbells (that's 37 bells), all by herself. The public is invited.
The church is located west of New Garden at the corner of state Route 172 and Rochester Road.
Weavers to perform at Western Reserve United Methodist Church
CANFIELD – The Weavers, a singing gospel family, will perform at 6 p.m. June 2 at Western Reserve United Methodist Church, 4580 Canfield Road. A free will offering will be taken.
– NORTH BENTON – An all-you-can-eat community breakfast will be served from 7 to 11 a.m. today at the North Benton Presbyterian Church in North Benton. Cost is $6.50 for adults and $3.50 for ages 6 to 12.
-COLUMBIANA A drive-thru ham dinner will be served from 4 to 6 p.m. May 14 at the Columbiana First United Methodist Church, 210 S. Main St.
-LEETONIA – St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 29 Spruce St. will celebrate Music Sunday during the 10:15 a.m. worship service on Mother's Day, May 12. Former choir members and others will join the choir for two anthems. The Men's Quartet and the Joyful Ringers Bell Choir will also perform.
-SALEM – A garage sale will be held at the First United Methodist Church, 244 S. Broadway Ave. The public is invited from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 17, and 9 a.m. to noon May 18.
-EAST PALESTINE – Centenary United Methodist Church at 40 S. Market St. will host the popular Southern gospel group, The Keelings, at 7 p.m. May 19. The event, which will be held in the church sanctuary, is open to the public. Attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item that will be donated to a local food bank. For additional information call the church office at 330-426-2629.
-SALEM – The Emmanuel Lutheran Church's Youth Group will hold a yard sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 18 in the Education Building on South Broadway Avenue. Items available include books, decorations, glassware, VCR tapes, CDs, toys, clothes, brand new items, etc.
-DAMASCUS – The children of the Damascus United Methodist Church will present their annual Kids In Service program during the 10:10 a.m. worship service on Sunday. They will be present the musical, "Amerikids. Each child will present their mother with a special Mother's Day gift. The church is located at 300 Valley Road.
-NEW WATERFORD – A carryout dinner is being held to benefit the East Fairfield United Methodist Church Relay for Life team. The dinner will be served from 3 to 6 p.m. May 16 at the church, 45675 state Route 558, New Waterford. The menu offers chicken cordon bleu, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy and a dessert. Cost is $7. For more information call the church at 330-457-2465.
-LEETONIA – Jesus the Key Ministry is offering the following summer trips.
May 28: Marietta, North America's largest animal preserve "The Wilds," sternwheeler boat ride, lunch included.
June 20: Hartville, pontoon boat ride, flea market and hardware, lunch at the Hartville Kitchen, Mckinley Memorial.
July 30-31: Lancaster, Pa., Kitchen Kettle, Sugar Maple restaurant, evening showing of "Noah," Gettysburg, tour of the battlefield.
Aug. 6: Niagara Falls, boat ride to view the falls at the bottom of the gorge, Robert Moses Power Vista, Fort Niagara and late dinner on your own at Cracker Barrel.
For more information call Bing Newton at 330-427-6578.
– SALEM – The Haviland Choir and friends of the First Presbyterian Church will present "A Tribute to the Life and Works of Fanny Crosby" during the 10:30 a.m. worship service on Sunday. The choir is directed by John Krauss with Nancy McNeal as organist.
– COLUMBIANA – The Oasis Food Ministry will hold a food distribution from 4 to 6 p.m. May 9 and 23 at the First Christian Church, 39 Cherry St.
– NORTH LIMA – The Calvary United Methodist Church will hold its monthly drive-thru chicken dinner from 3:30 to 6 p.m. May 9, or until sold out. The meal includes a stuffed chicken breast, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans and a brownie. Cost is $6. The church is located at 12062 South Avenue Extension. A portion of each month's profits is used for mission projects.
Also scheduled at the church is the spring chicken barbecue from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. May 18. The dinner includes half a chicken, baked potato, applesauce, green beans, roll, beverage and pie. Cost is $9 for adults and $6.50 for children ages 12 and under. Eat in or carryout is available. For more information call 330-549-2588.
– SALEM – The Banquet in Salem will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at the Memorial Building. Next week's sponsor is Friends of the Banquet. The menu offers penne pasta and meatballs, peas, salad, pears, fresh fruit and vegetables and ice cream. Additional sponsors are needed. For more information call Patty Colian at 330-831-2169.
– EAST LIVERPOOL – Majors John and Lauren Hodgson, ambassadors for prayer and spiritual formation from Territorial Headquarters in New York, will lead a spiritual retreat at 6 p.m. May 10 and 9:30 to 2:30 p.m. May 11 at the East Liverpool Salvation Army, 413 E. Fourth St. For more information call 330-385-2086.
– NEGLEY – The Negley United Methodist Church will hold a plant sale and luncheon at 10 a.m. May 18.


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- Real estate stocks could cool on BOJ news, building scandal
- At the height of another mini-bubble, in November 2005, a number of buildings designed by architect Hidetsugu Aneha were revealed to contain inadequate earthquake-safety measures, with related data having been forged during the design process.
- Japan construction scandal widens
- Questioned in parliament, Hidetsugu Aneha alleged a construction company put pressure on him to falsify quake resistance data in order to cut costs.
- Architecture for All: An Interview with Pritzker Prize Winner Ban Shigeru
- Construction regulations have been reformed for the worse, especially since the 2005 scandal over falsification of structural data by architect Aneha Hidetsugu.
- Aneha seen as just part of problem
- The condo, still under construction, was one of dozens of structures using faked quake-resistance data provided by Hidetsugu Aneha, who was at the center of the scandal and was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison.
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- An architect at the center of a major construction scandal admitted Wednesday to covering up potentially catastrophic defects in buildings across Japan, but accused profit-hungry developers of pressuring him to cut corners. Hidetsugu Aneha told a ...
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Ratings based on 21 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
3.8 Room cleanliness
3.8 Service & staff
3.7 Room comfort
3.3 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified ReviewsThey paid and stayed. We double-checked.
by Kathleen fromSt. Augustine
Great comfort and eats on the beachPosted 9-Feb-2016 on Hotels
We were welcomed and offered an upgraded room. Great service in hotel. Could learn more about local tourist activities, but we did this on our own. Restaurant was simply outstanding.
by MIRI
Posted 24-Dec-2015 on Hotels
excllent hotel
by A verified traveller fromnew york city
million dollar viewsPosted 18-Aug-2015
Pros: location location location
Cons: dont recall really.
Location: Historic portuguese/Dutch fort ruins. reminds one of Castello of lisbon, fort jesus in mombasa, fort in Cape Town. old Dutch cemetery.
This hotel is my home away from home when I visit Quilon. It has the most incredible views of one of the worlds most historic beaches: Kollam Beach, a place where Venetians, Portuguese and Dutch came from the 12th century onwards. So-the pleasant facilities are outweighed by the extraordinary views from the hotel's wonderful windows. The hotel is comfortable. I noticed the pool is well used. Staff very sweet. But I come and stay here for the views all day and night long. The dawn and sunsets. This beach is one of the most spectacular stretches of sand in the world, but it is not swimmable. And is a working beach. Still, a breathtaking place.
by Kenneth fromLondon, UK
Clean rooms, friendly staffPosted 16-Aug-2015 on Hotels
The room was clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. The sea view is excellent so if you can book this side, it is definitely worth it
by A verified traveller fromToronto
Posted 25-Mar-2015
Pros: Good wifi, clean, good staff
Cons: Restaurant food
Good hotel, clean rooms, good wifi, sea view, horrible food
by Odette
Posted 18-Jan-2015 on Hotels
by Srinagesh fromBangalore
Pleasant stayPosted 15-Nov-2014 on Hotels
It was a pleasant stay at the hotel..though the hotel pool was under renovation, the staff made alternate arrangements for us.The food was not up to the mark..The staff made it up by being courteous and addressed all our requirements
by A verified traveller fromBirmingham. Uk
Modern high rise hotel next to beachPosted 3-Oct-2014
Pros: Dining staff very attentive and friendly.
Cons: Ongoing work areas should be closed or cordoned off.
Location: Located on beach front with kids fun park
Good looking hotel within a two minute walk to beach and kids fun park. No safe in room. Wifi very slow and only available in lobby and ground floor dining area. On arrival ( sept.2014) carpet on seventh floor, where we we given room,was in process of being changed and took two days to complete. Ongoing deep cleaning of marble floor in lobby and approach to dining area.
by A verified traveller
DecentPosted 1-Mar-2014 on Hotels
Overall OK hotel, but I will not stay there again due to the "rip-off" attitude of the hotel regarding transfers to the railway station. The website stated "complimentary" transfer from railway station. Upon arrival the hotel levied a charge of 500 rupees. The railway station is only about 3km away and an auto-rickshaw charges 40 rupees. A fair charge would have been acceptable but they levied a ridiculous charge
by Rahim fromSaudi Arabia
Good location and close to the beachPosted 12-Jun-2013
Pros: close to the beach and the sea view
Cons: The food, shoudl improve variety and international standard
clean hotel and very cooperative staff, away from city trafique and very karm and quiete area where we can enjoy the holidays with family and friends


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Disable LM hashes[edit]
The article states that Windows can be configured to disable LM hashes, but there is no mention of how this would be done. Therefore, a link to Microsoft's Knowledge Base where this is explained in detail [1] could prove useful. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 21:56, 27 June 2009 (UTC)
This is not completely true. on Windows XP, you could remove the file, login to the Administrator account, which allowed you to modify any accounts password. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 11:02, 29 January 2008 (UTC)
Registry Location[edit]
I came here because I was looking for the registry location of the SAM. Unfortunately it's not mentioned. --220.127.116.11 (talk) 15:04, 22 November 2012 (UTC)
The registry location for SAM is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SAM — Preceding unsigned comment added by Shrimadhav (talk • contribs) 10:28, 7 August 2014 (UTC)
Related Attacks section[edit]
Multiple tools do exist for the purpose of cracking these hashes, perhaps most notably BackTrack, specifically the Jack the Ripper (I think that's the name) utility. Flashgamer001 (talk) 23:49, 19 December 2012 (UTC)
John the Ripper is used to get the password from a hash stored in a file. BackTrack uses another utility called chntpw(pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/) to make Windows password blank. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Shrimadhav (talk • contribs) 10:31, 7 August 2014 (UTC)
Security Account Manager[edit]
The article should be renamed Security Account Manager. Although it manages multiple accounts, the name of the tool / technology is singular. See Security Account Manager. -- Dave Braunschweig (talk) 16:38, 29 May 2013 (UTC)
- I agree. It is the official MS TechNet name.
- It should be renamed to "Security Account Manager" and a redirect page should be added. dudeprgmtalkϝɑɼĸ 19:27, 10 May 2015 (UTC)
"Only recently"[edit]
"Only recently, Microsoft released a utility called LockSmith, which is part of MSDart. MSDart is not freely available to end-users, however."
How recently? Can this be dated please? 126.96.36.199 (talk) 09:43, 2 September 2013 (UTC)


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Benedict Cumberbatch Attends Toronto Film Festival to Premiere 'The Fifth Estate'
"The Fifth Estate" kicked off the 38th Toronto Film Festival on Thursday night, September 5. Stealing attention with his handsome look right when he walked down the red carpet, Benedict Cumberbatch in a classic tailored tuxedo greeted fans at the premiere of his new movie that features him as Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder.
Cumberbatch joined director Bill Condon on the red carpet along with several supporting actors in the political drama including Dan Stevens, Alicia Vikander, Carice van Houten and Daniel Bruhl. Michael Sugar and Steve Golin, who serve as producers, were also in attendance.
"I can see the evidence that this is a people's festival," Cumberbatch said to the audience. Condon took the opportunity to talk about his latest directing gig. "I had wanted to do a political film for a long time," he admitted. "What was rich about this story is it deals with an area of privacy and transparency in an Internet age and about what secrets are too important not to tell."
To be released October 11 in the U.S., "The Fifth Estate" is partly based on Daniel Domscheit-Berg's book "Inside WikiLeaks: My Time with Julian Assange and the World's Most Dangerous Website" and "WikiLeaks: Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy" by British journalists David Leigh and Luke Harding.
Josh Singer, who adapted the Assange story, talked about him being courted by DreamWorks to work on the script. "Deciding to take a shot, I spent the weekend with some college buddies, trying to get my head around how to cover the [WikiLeaks] issues and make it entertaining," Singer said. "I hope we've done that."
The world premiere was preceded by a tribute to Roger Ebert, with the film critic's widow Chaz accepting a memorial plaque. "Roger Ebert was a huge presence at our festival for 30 years. He was one of the key people who put us on the map," Piers Handling, CEO of the Toronto International Film Festival Group, said.
"As you can imagine, it's bittersweet being here tonight. I'm so grateful ... that the festival he so loved is honoring him," Chaz said.
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Build a PC by yourselfPosted by juha on Sunday, 8 June 2014
I love building PCs.
First of all, It involves lot's of studying: learning latest technology improvements in chipsets and interfaces, hunting best price/performance components and figuring out what kind of case is needed to make it silent and still performing setup.
Testing Pro HDR for iPhonePosted by juha on Thursday, 25 July 2013
How much horsepower does a jet engine have?Posted by juha on Monday, 22 July 2013
Few days ago, I was watching airplanes landing to Helsinki Airport. It was an afternoon, and quite a few planes were touching down. During peak hours, the air traffic controllers handle about 45 landings per hour. Roughly 70% of this traffic is international, so no wonder I saw mostly jet planes. *)
Visit to Finnish Aviation MuseumPosted by juha on Saturday, 6 February 2010
Tech traveller's best friendPosted by juha on Tuesday, 4 August 2009
if you are a techy traveller like me, you are most probable carrying more than one wi-fi enabled device with you. And most probably you have got some grey hair while trying to connect all those devices into Internet, over variously configured hotel networks.
Here is a tip: carry your own WiFi base station or router with you and save yourself from multiple the setup agony.
Test drive: Finnair Airbus 330-300Posted by juha on Friday, 19 June 2009
Things Do Not Go Always (Usually) As PlannedPosted by juha on Sunday, 17 May 2009
Couple of months ago, ignoring my out-of-the-blue-appeared back pain, I headed to Manhattan to take some photographs. It had been snowing at night, and the trees at our suburban neighborhood looked astonishing. What a perfect morning to capture some nice Central Park winter photos, I though.
Not now dear, I'm fixing our Windows PCPosted by juha on Sunday, 30 November 2008
I have been running a PC at the living room for some years now. After trying out various ways to stream music or videos from Internet or home data storage appliances, PC turned out to be the best tool for the purpose. The dedicated living room audio-visual streamers I tried out were usually easy to use, but always had some restriction that prevented me taking them in real use – it was a continous nightmare of unsupported video codecs and failed UPnP connections.
Interview with Finnair MD-11 pilotsPosted by juha on Thursday, 30 October 2008
As I wrote in my previous blog post, I sometimes write letters to the cockpit crew en route to ask random questions about the aviation. Few weeks ago, I was once again hopping from
One weird way to spend time during a flightPosted by juha on Friday, 17 October 2008
Once upon time, I was on board of Airbus A320 heading back to Finland from some a distant southern corner of Europe. The flight was too long to just sit it through but too short that I'd have prepared properly with books and stuff. Additionally, it was the dullest place in the plane I was sitting at: I saw a grey wing through the window instead of a beautiful sky view.


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But America's top spas, who gathered in New York last month for the annual meeting of the International Spa Association, are trying to make it as easy as possible for visitors to indulge without using up their gas money or breaking into the piggy bank.
"You can still go and have a spa experience without spending a ton of money," said Veronica Cole of the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa in Ojai, Calif. "Many spas, like ours, offer use of our facilities with one treatment, so you can come spend hours relaxing."
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Mark it down. Avery Johnson will get another NBA head-coaching gig (he says he's already been contacted by a team, by the way) and bring his new team into the American Airlines Center and kick his old team's ass.
Nothing new, really. It's the curse of the ex-Maverick. I mean, I think we can stop worrying about revenge being exacted by Chris Anstey or Donald Hodge, but consider the lineage of Mavs who enjoyed their best years and/or moments after leaving town.
There's almost too many rank. I said almost.
In lieu of a short, snazzy nickname, I present: The Top 10 Mavs Who Made Their Best Basketball Memories After Leaving Dallas
10. Tim Legler – From Mavs' bench-warmer to star ESPN studio analyst 9. Derek Harper – Went to 1994 NBA Finals with New York Knicks 8. Dale Ellis – Blossomed into 28-point scorer in Seattle after being labeled Mavs' "bust" 7. Don Nelson – Screw the Hall of Fame, eliminating Cuban and Mavs last year tops his achievements 6. Sam Perkins – Two Finals appearances with Lakers and Sonics after leaving Dallas 5. Jason Kidd – Two Finals appearances sandwiched between failed stops here 4. Michael Finley – Earned his first and only ring with the San Antonio Spurs 3. Kiki Vandeweghe – 16,000 career points after dissin' Dallas on draft day 1980 2. Mark Aguirre – Won consecutive NBA titles with the Detroit Pistons 1. Steve Nash – 2-time MVP with the Phoenix Suns after leaving town for zero compensation -- Richie Whitt
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WEST LIBERTY – West Liberty's men's basketball team took its fans and the entire Ohio Valley on another exciting post-season ride last season.
While three key pieces – Alex Falk, Chris Morrow and Tim Hausfield – have graduated, the Hilltoppers are ready to crank it up again and head coach Jim Crutchfield doesn't expect much to change.
"We're really excited for the season," said West Liberty head coach Jim Crutchfield, who is embarking on his 10th year at the helm. "We've been very business like and we've worked hard every day, but we're not anywhere near where we want to be yet."
The Hilltoppers finished last season with a 34-2 record. They advanced to the Division II Final Four in Louisville where they fell, 83-76, to Metropolitan State.
They came into this season, which tipped off Saturday evening, ranked as the No. 2 team in America according to several pre-season publications.
Though highly disappointed about how last season finished, don't look for any kinds of motivational ploys involving "unfinished business" or anything of the sort.
"We don't look at it that way," Crutchfield said. "We had a great year. We lost a close game in which we didn't shoot the ball real well and now we're anxious for the new season. That game doesn't affect us for this year. It's a whole new season and it's like we're starting from scratch."
Losing the aforementioned trio, which all scored more than 1,000 points, obviously leaves a void. It's actually been a bit of a weird pre-season for Crutchfield who'd grown so accustomed to seeing his 2013 leaders on a daily basis.
"They were here a long time," Crutchfield said. "It's definitely different without them. Practice has been different, too. One of the missions we have is maintaining our intensity level in practice without Alex because he was such a great practice player. I think they were a part of as many wins as anyone in college basketball."
Over the course of the last four years, the Hilltoppers have rang up 128 victories, four conference championships and three trips to the NCAA Elite 8.
That pedigree is what Crutchfield believes led to his squad earning such high praise in the pre-season polls.
"It's flattering," Crutchfield said. "But, it doesn't mean anything. I hope our guys don't think we've done something because we've done nothing. It's just a nice compliment for what's happened for us over the last three to five years, so I don't put a lot of stock into pre-season accolades because no player has done anything and no team has won a game."
While some of the faces will be new, the Hilltoppers' goals remain the same. And those have little to do with conference titles or national titles.
"We have the same two goals every year," Crutchfield offered. "We want to put a different style of basketball on the floor. We want to be more up tempo and play to a higher level of intensity and awareness to the point where it's noticeable. The second goal is we want to get toward the end of the season and feel like we have a chance to win the conference tournament championship."
One thing's for sure about the Hilltoppers. They won't win another West Virginia Conference title. The league is now defunct and the Hilltoppers and majority of the other members of the WVIAC are now competing in the Mountain East.
"It really didn't feel much different until (last) Monday when we had our conference media day," Crutchfield said. "There were a few new coaches, new banners and just a different feel. We've just been dialed into what we need to do. It's kind of like I've had our guys prisoner up on the hill."
Three of the 'Toppers top four scorers return. Cedric Harris returns after netting 16.8 points a game. C.J. Hester and Shawn Dyer accounted for 12.1 and 11.1 points a night, respectively.
Seger Bonifant, Bubby Goodwin, Keene Cockburn all played key roles and will take on larger duties this season.
Devin Hearn is a red-shirt sophomore and Zak Kirkbride is also working his way into the mix. Brandon Smith is a true frosh who can make an impact.
"We're not the youngest or oldest team you're going to find," Crutchfield said. "We've still got a good mix of guys. We have guys who know what it takes to win."
On Dec. 17, the Hilltoppers will Cedarville at the ASRC in a 7:30 p.m. tip. Prior to that game, Wheeling Park will take on Preston in its season debut.
"Coach (Michael) Jebbia and I are close and he was at the forefront of putting that together," Crutchfield said. "I think it will be fun. Sometimes it's tough to match up dates, but we'd like to make it an annual event if possible."


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