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Hubbell Inc. (HUB.B) F3Q11 Earnings Call October 20, 2011 10:00 AM ET
Jim Farrell - Director, IR
Tim Powers - Chairman, President and CEO
Dave Nord - SVP and CFO
Bill Sperry - VP, Corporate Strategy and Development
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Good day, everyone and welcome to the Hubbell Incorporated Third Quarter Results Conference Call. As a reminder, today's call is being recorded. Now for opening remarks and introductions, I would like to turn the call over to Mr. Jim Farrell. Please go ahead, sir.
Jim Farrell
Good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us. I am here today with Tim Powers, our Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer; Dave Nord, our Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer and Bill Sperry, our Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Development.
Hubbell announced the third quarter results for 2011 this morning. The press release and earnings slide materials have been posted to the investor site of our website at www.hubbell.com.
Please note that our comments this morning may include statements related to the expected future results of our company and are therefore forward-looking statements as defined by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Therefore, please note that the discussion of forward-looking statements in our press release and consider it incorporated by reference into this call.
In addition, comments made here also may include some non-GAAP financial measures. Those measures are reconciled to comparable GAAP measures and are included in the press release and the earnings slides materials.
Now, let me turn the call over to Tim.
Tim Powers
Thank you. Welcome everyone and thank you for joining us this morning. As we typically do on these calls, I will provide you with some overview commentary on the results we announced this morning and then, Dave will provide you with a more detailed discussion of our financial performance. I will then share some early thoughts 2012 and then we will open up the call for your questions.
We will refer to presentation materials that you can find on our website, I will start on page 3. We are very pleased to report that the positive momentum from the first half of the year continued into the third quarter. Our sales increased by 12% with growth being realized and virtually all of our businesses.
We reported operating margins of 16.4% which represented an impressive improvement from the second quarter was as expected was below the prior year due to a less favorable product mix and higher commodity costs. I am very proud of our results in the quarter as half of our markets remain at trot levels and working through a challenging pricing and commodity cost environment.
Looking at our end markets, we continue to experience strong demand on incoming orders during the quarter. The utility market strength was broad with higher demand in distribution products and increase in spending on larger transmission projects as well as improved international demand.
The industrial market continued to improve with most of our businesses including those tied to the energy markets realizing higher sales in the quarter. The new construction spending in the US non-residential market remains quite challenging, but we continue to benefit from higher demand for renovation and relight projects. On the residential side demand remains weak. I will share an early view of our 2012 end markets towards the end of my comments.
So, the volume story was quite favorable, but the commodity cost pricing dynamic has been a challenge while price increases added to sales in the quarter, they were somewhat below our expectations. Price realization proved to be more difficult in certain pockets of our business most notably the construction markets.
Also materials remain above last year's levels and did not moderate quite as much as we anticipated. We will continue to adjust pricing to recover commodity cost increases and have raised prices in certain businesses in September.
In summary, I'm extremely pleased with the organization's ability to produce these impressive results in both the third quarter and for the year.
Let me hand it over to Dave to provide more details on the results, Dave.
Dave Nord
Okay. Thanks, Tim. Good morning, everybody. Let me jump into the results, I'll start on page 4, you know, first on the sales side, we're reporting sales of $764.3 million up 12%. As Tim mentioned really broad based improvement through all of our businesses particularly strong, we'll talk more about our utility business. In that 12%, there is some price and currency that combined are about 4%, so our core volume grew up 8%. I think price and FX in that 4% are about equally split. So, good results there.
On the gross margin side, 33% gross margin in the quarter, now that's down from last year's third quarter, for a couple of reasons. One, our commodity cost still in excess of price realization, we had forecasted and we've been working toward getting the parity in the third and maybe some improvement in the fourth. But, as Tim mentioned, the pricing environment turned out to be unfortunately a little more challenging than we expected.
The other big driver to that decline is this less favorable mix and you recall we talked about that in the third quarter of last year, some very strong project business coming out of our industrial sector, particularly our high voltage in telecom. I think that had a significant, we would estimate that's close to almost 1.5 of margin impact last year.
So, we are very pleased actually with our 33% because when we look at that 33% it wasn't that long ago when we were talking about 28% gross margin. Good improvement and I think that adjusted for last year's unusual items, I think that's probably the highest level gross margin we've seen in the last three years on a quarterly basis. So overall very good performance in a trend we continue to work to improve.
Turning the page to our other expenses, other costs, selling and administrative cost of $127 million up only 8% despite 12% volume growth. So, good performance there, we're continuing to maintain discipline even in a strong growth environment for the quarter.
So well, that led us to operating profit of $125.3 million in the quarter, operating profit margin of 16.4%. Again, pretty much due to the impact of the mixed strength that we had in the third quarter of last year, but in absolute terms, we are very pleased with operating profit margins of 16.4%.
Turning to Page 6, some of the other items are other income and expense, net down $7.3 million in the quarter down little over a $1 million from the third quarter of last year. Last year we had some foreign currency losses on transactions that we are recognizing and as well this year, we have a little less lower net interest expense. We have a slightly higher interest expense from our higher outstanding borrowings from the debt issuance last year, but certainly at lower rates, but with our cash balances on hand, little bit better investment income that we are generating there to the tune of about $0.50 million.
That leads to one of the bigger items in the quarter from a competitive standpoint and that's on our tax rate. The tax rate in the third quarter was 29.4%, certainly lower than we had been tracking for the first six months and much lower than last year and I think that nearly 5 point difference from last year is really attributable to two things.
First, this year in the third quarter, we had some true-ups of some items as we got to the point of filing our tax return, I had better information and that contributed about 2 points to a lower rate in the quarter. You'll also recall that last year's third quarter was actually higher than normal because we had almost a similar amount of expense associated with settling some prior year audits. And so, that's about 4 points to the Delta and the last item is the R&D tax credit, which we have been talking about throughout this year because it wasn't reenacted until the fourth quarter of last year. So, it's benefited us in the each of the comparative quarters this year by a point. So, all of those things, you know, basically what's causing the 5 point reduction in our tax rate. No other real changes, in fact, we would expect that our tax rate for the fourth quarter will be, likely be closer to what we experienced through the first half and that was 31.5%.
Turning now to the page 7, net income of $82.4 million up 16% certainly due to the increased operating profit and the lower tax rate and earnings per diluted share of $1.37 up 16% from last year's $1.18.
Let me now turn to the segment results on page 8. First on the electrical segment, reporting sales of $526.6 million up $36 million or 7% from last year's third quarter. And really with broad based increases in all of our businesses other than the impact of the project business from last year and the underlying industrial businesses showing growth excluding some of those large project businesses. And in that 7% we had foreign currency and price contributing 3% to that volume growth.
On the operating profit side, $81.5 million down 3% from last year's third quarter, big driver being the less favorable mix this year than last year being the most significant impact.
On the price cost front with the higher commodity costs not yet fully recovered by pricing that cost us so a couple of million dollars in the quarter so that's costing us nearly a point on the margin all of that being somewhat offset by the incremental margins on the higher sales. So, very good performance certainly we are pleased with the absolute performance in the electrical segment being in excess of 15%, and we expect that to continue to improve as the cost price dynamic continues to improve.
Let's turn now to the power segment on page 9, where we were reporting very solid results, sales of $237.7 million in the quarter, up 22% a very nice market performance. The drivers to that 22% about half of it is due to the higher distribution and transmission spending. We think that the distribution side of the business is up mid-to-high single digits and the transmission side of that business being of low-to-mid teens business.
Also, we had some very good results in our international demand in particular as you know, one of our bigger international operations is in Brazil. So, we've had some good market demand and growth in Brazil. We've had good price recovery at 3%, and then there are some other items that would be in there and particularly one of note, which isn't as significant in terms of dollars. But certainly, one that you might expect is that some storm impact. There was some benefit year-over-year from the significant storms that we experienced in the third quarter particularly on the East Coast and that contributed probably about 2% to the top line growth.
So a lot of factors impacting the power business growth, but very good performance and performance that we expect to continue. All that contributing to operating profit in the quarter of $43.8 million, up 30%, and improved margins to 18.4%, up from the 17.3% in the third quarter last year. Obviously a big driver to that is the significant increase in volume, still a little bit despite 3 points of price, still a little bit of headwind just under $2 million of price cost headwind in the quarter. And then, some keen focus on productivity to offset the other cost inflations and some of the spending on growth initiatives, engineering, new product development and the like. So, all in all very good performance in that segment, we're very pleased.
Now, let me turn to cash flow on page 10. Free cash flow which we define as operating cash flow after CapEx was $90.6 million, little bit better than net income with $8 million more than net income, certainly better than last year. And a lot of that being driven by the focus on working capital, despite working capital being a use of cash in the quarter of just under $10 million that's a pretty good number considering the growth that we're navigating through and I think a lot of that is attributable to the focus of our working capital, we focused on our receivable, our quality of receivables is good, our aging is good with no slippage in our days upstanding. Our inventory focus, we got to pick up a day in inventory outstanding, so we got one day improvement there, and we've got four days improvement in our outstanding payables. We've talked in the past the scenario of focus for us to move closer to industry standard in our payable cycle.
So all that leading to good cash flow generation in the quarter and I think a lot of that cash flow generation help support the investments that we make in capital, in dividends and as you will see, in our share repurchase in the quarter where we bought back just over a million shares in the quarter, spending about $55 million and in fact that share repurchase level exhausted or pre-existing authorization and so we announced last month that the board approved a new authorization for an additional $200 million to give us the flexibility to consider share repurchase in all of our capital allocation decisions.
Let me get to the year-to-date results and I will go through these more quickly because a lot of it is consistent with the first half and the third quarter. Sales year-to-date of just over $2.1 billion, up 12% for the year-to-date comparable to where we were in June on a year-over-year, operating profit of $314 million, up 13% and operating margin up 14.7%, up 10 basis points.
The tax rate of 30.6%, a little bit lower as I mentioned because of the third quarter changes in estimates from our year-to-date 31.5 and I expect the fourth quarter to be closer to our first half rate of 31.5 and that will give us a rate for the year when you take into account the third quarter of just under 31%. That also gives us net income year-to-date of $197.9, up 18% and earnings per share through September of $3.25, up 17% and cash flow of $175.9, up 24% as a percent of net income not quite at our objective of equal to or exceeding net income quite actually improved from the relationship last year and we always have some seasonal pick up in the fourth quarter following a very strong sales levels in the third quarter. So, we are tracking to our objective.
Turning to the segments, just year-to-date at a high level of the electrical segment reporting sales year-to-date just under $1.5 billion, up 10%. Some of the benefits in the first half start to moderate in the third quarter and that's the strong industrial because of some of the dynamics around the high voltage in telecom. The renovation and relight activity continues and that impact is one of the contributing factors to our full year expectations relative to volume.
The lower residential, underlying residential demand for the first half of the year is there, but we see that starting to level off and maybe some very early signs of improvement or at least improvement at our performance.
And then, currency in that 10%, we had currency and price adding 4%. On the profit side year-to-date $208.3 million, up 13% again higher sales certainly a big contributor still navigating through the higher commodity cost and with productivity the offsetting focused against other inflation.
The power segment year-to-date on page 13 with the year-to-date sales of 641 million up 18% even improved from year-to-date, which was only 15% and offer the similar reasons that we have experienced in the third quarter, but with the improved level of activity in both distribution and transmission spending.
And on the operating profit side, operating profit year-to-date of $105.7 million, up 15%, nice performance there with the higher sales helping to offset some of the commodity headwinds that we're navigating through. So all in all, we are very pleased with where we are sitting through nine months of the year. And similarly, on cash flow, free cash flow year-to-date of $171.9 million, a little bit short as I mentioned of year-to-date net income, but certainly not unusual. And increased spending will mode on CapEx with $41 million, up from last year's $33.8 and we tend to target about 2% of sales and I think the third quarter was a little bit low, we expect the fourth quarter – we expect it to be a little bit higher to meet our full year target of about 2% of sales.
A lot of that attributable as I mentioned turning to page 15 to trade working capital and our focus on trade working capital a while – our trade working capital as a percent of sales will bounce around in a similar fashion to the seasonality of our business. The objective that we are always targeting is to be better and comparable periods year-over-year and I think we see that with an improvement from the third quarter of last year, which was in excess of 19% to the third quarter of this year, which is 18.5%. So, a lot of focus on the area of trade working capital and cash flow generation.
Turning to page 16 that will lead us to a very strong capital structure, we finish the quarter with $512 million of cash, little bit less than we started the year, but a lot of things that we are investing in and particularly are spending around share repurchase. The other item of note is what we announced this morning in a separate filing, we replaced our existing $350 million revolving credit agreement with a new five year agreement for $500 million, expansion capability of another $250 million. So, we think we are very well positioned with very good terms for the next five years. All of that being very important in support of our growth activities both internally generated and more importantly acquisitions, and I think the acquisition pipeline has been very active.
We closed on a small transaction last week, our first transaction since Burndy acquisition and most interestingly it was an acquisition that came out of the Burndy, it was a (Bello brand) little connector business for the Burndy acquisition.
We have signed another transaction this week that if it goes well, we would expect to close within 30 days. Now these are smaller transactions, I think the combined both transactions would be about a $30 million investment in the quarter, but there is 3 or 4 letter stacked up behind that not yet in the stage of signing an agreement. So, not likely to occur in the fourth quarter, but certainly it could be something that we would hope to be looking at early next year. So, all in all, lot of good activity, lot of good things happening.
So, where does that leave us for the rest of the year. I think, the sales we're projecting based on third quarter performance and some current run rates, we think, we will finish the year with sales up above 12% that's up from our last expectation, which I think was 7% to 9% and I think there is a number of factors that are contributing that, not the least of which is the strength that we have seen in the power segment. A lot of transmission orders, being pulled in, being released, maybe a little earlier then we expected, we are little more cautious early on, but now we are starting see some of that flow and some of that is in backlog sort of, it'll run through the fourth quarter.
I think, we have also seen, we have always been cautious on the relight and retrofit and the sustainability of that in any quarter. I think we have seen that to be stabilized and we expect that to continue at a reasonable level to give us, you know, growth in the commercial and industrial lighting business. And I think, the other markets industrial and Harsh & Hazardous are both held up extremely well. But, if I had to order them I would power first in – we are better, I think we are going to finish better. The relight and retrofit and then just a broad based improvement we have seen through the third quarter.
Margin expectations for the year are more likely to be an increase of only 20 to 30 basis points that's down from our prior guidance of 50 basis points. And the big issue there is that the commodity cost price parity that we expected to have for the year based on the third quarter dynamics in pricing, a concern that that dynamic will continue into the fourth and that's going to give us some headwind and that we weren't anticipating. Now commodity costs underneath have shown some signs of moderating and so we could see some benefit coming from that, but unfortunately because of some of our buying practices, we don't experience any declines in commodity costs real time, it takes some time for that to flow through even though we are a reliable company.
So, certainly an improvement year-over-year, not at the level that we would have expected, but an area that we continue to focus on. Free cash flow expected at this point to equal net income and again our balance sheet allowing a lot of flexibility for acquisitions. So, when we are all done, we are expecting sales and earnings per share to finish this year at above prior peak levels.
So with that let me turn it over to Tim to give a little bit further view of the future.
Tim Powers
Thanks Dave. Now, let's turn to page 18 for discussion of our early view of the 2012 outlook. We usually provide next year's outlook in our January call. But given recent volatility, we thought it appropriate to provide some early comments.
Looking in the 2012, we remain cautious, but optimistic about our end markets. There certainly continuous to be numerous macro concerns going into the comp up coming year. The general health of the global economy is unclear and the remains a high level of political uncertainty in Washington combined with stubbornly high levels of unemployment.
As you are aware, our visibility in the future demand is less than two months for most parts of our business. What we continue to like, what we are seeing in our incoming order patterns as well as conversations with our customers.
We are expecting modest single digit growth in our markets in 2012. The third party forecast for US non-residential new construction is for a modest decline and put in place spending in 2012 with a more meaningful recovery shifted into 2013. This decline is expected to be primarily due to weakness on the public side as stimulus dollars get exhausted. However, as we experienced in 2011, we believe the demand for renovation, relight and lighting controls will remain strong and more than offset the declines in new construction, allowing for modest growth overall in this end market.
Our lighting business has been participating in this growth, as our products helped customers become more energy efficient or providing compelling paybacks and cost savings.
The adoption rates for LED product continues at a very strong pace with sales doubling in both the third quarter and year-to-date and now represents just below 10% of our total lighting sales. We expect this strong growth demand to continue as LED costs are likely to continue declining while performance improves.
Our utility market has been quite strong during 2011 with growth and distribution, transmission, project activity as well as higher international demand. On the transmission side we are encouraged by the increasing activity in large project spending that has occurred in the current year and fully expect that growth to continue into next year and beyond.
The distribution side of the business should grow with higher maintenance spending in the key driver of growth, well housing starts are unlikely to benefit spending. On the industrial side of our business, we expect modest growth for next year. The strong rebound and spending that has occurred is likely to moderate somewhat, but still expanding its 2012 would only be the third year of the industrial cycle recovery. We also expect continued growth in our industrial business that are tied to the energy market which includes our Harsh and Hazardous products.
We are not expecting any meaningful recovery in the residential market, although slow modest growth is likely, high levels of unemployment, slow wage growth and home foreclosures continue to impede new single family housing construction.
In summary, we are pleased that we are on track to exceed our prior peek earnings in 2011. When you consider that half of our markets are at trot or near trot levels and that the cost price headwinds anticipated for the year, these are impressive result. Despite the success significant opportunities remain in front of us. We have excellent positioning on the long term secular growth opportunities in the energy efficient products and then in nations grid infrastructure, that is in the midst of a strong project activity for transmission related projects.
These are areas where Hubbell's products continue to add value to our customers. The entire organization remains energized and engaged in productivity initiatives, they will be needed to offset inflationary pressures. We continue to seek outweighs to become more efficient through our lean programs, sourcing efforts and rationalizing our manufacturing footprint. So, we remain very optimistic about our full ability to generate attractive returns for our shareholders into the future.
With that this concludes our prepared remarks and now we like to open up the call to your questions.
Question-and-Answer Session
(Operator Instruction) And we will take our first question from the line of Christopher Glynn with Oppenheimer.
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Thanks, good morning.
Tim Powers
Good morning, Chris.
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Couple of questions on the lighting, you commented on the overall growth entered in the quarter and then with LED nearly 10%, if you could talk about what the margin impact on that kind of mixed transition is in, you know, how it's evolving?
Tim Powers
Okay, let me start with the LED discussion and the margin. For us, our LED sales margin is about the same as or the average product category. So, if we are talking about down light it's the same as the average down light or we don't experience a relative premium but we are not experiencing any margin degradation in the sale of a combined unit. And we are doing a extremely well but I think overall in the penetration of LED lighting when you consider that how much of anybody's business when you have a Conglomerate as fluorescent so to say that the number is approximately 10%, when about a 30 business as fluorescent means that the adoption rate for LED is higher on the rest of the business. So, I think we're doing extremely well there and we would expect that rate to continue, the rate of increased adoption.
And Chris, what was the nature of the first part of the question?
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Just the overall lighting growth in the quarter?
Dave Nord
I think, the question was lighting overall was about 8%, little more on the C&I side, but actually some positive results even on the residential side as you know, we've tried to expand our reach beyond home building and I think some of that's coming out of the DIY side and other channels.
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Okay. And then, if the construction markets don't look like the traditional serve markets will improve next year at this point which is in your outlook, is there any reason to think the price cost relationship would be any different than it is this year?
Tim Powers
Well, there is all kinds of reason to believe that it would be different by mean with the fluctuating metals and energy cost, it's quite difficult for us to predict, you know, the overall relationship there. It's just one that we have to adapt to as we see changes. We don't even know we believe that or see that metals costs have declined, we don't foresee any dramatic decline as we saw back in 2008. We think the economy is at some a little bit of a pause. But, as you can see that every time there is any news towards anything positive in Europe, you can watch oil prices jump up several dollars and copper and others are following. So, we think that the prices have come up there high is a little bit, but we would expect if the economy goes forward and gets a little better worldwide that these commodity costs would continue to raise back to levels that we previously seen.
Christopher Glynn – Oppenheimer
Okay, thank you.
Our next question comes from the line of Rich Kwas with Wells Fargo.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Hi, all. How are you?
Tim Powers
Good morning, Rich.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Dave on price cost, if we look at the, I guess, when you look at the 50 basis point target for operating margin that was previously communicated. Now it's 20 to 30. How much of that is price cost versus mix adverse mix versus expectation?
Dave Nord
It's almost oil price cost.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Okay, okay. And then, Tim on the (LFL12), the organic growth, does that include assumption for market outgrowth. So, you're saying the market, you expect your market to grow low single digits, would you expect that you get a couple points on top of that based on just product penetration, new product launches that sort of thing?
Tim Powers
Yes, so we're just talking, to make it clear. We're talking about the fact that our markets as we see them will grow in a low single digits modestly. So, we are in a condition, I would say that's very similar to this year with the exception that I would say, the rate of growth in the industrial market will be somewhat less, but still growing and we can't predict that we are going to see the kind of growth rate on the power side that we are seeing this year. I mean, everything is going so well this year and every level of the market that we are confident that we are going to see growth in the utility business, but at what rate you know, remains to be discussed or remains to be seen as we get closer to it.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
And then, just a follow-up on that too. I think for the revenue guidance '07 and '09 assumed something like two to three points of market outgrowth with new products, product penetration etcetera. Is that coming in ahead of expectations with the new 12% revenue growth the two to three points of you know, market outgrowth, is that better?
Tim Powers
I think its pretty comparable.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Okay. And then, so is the way – a good way to think about for next year is that right now low single-digit growth for '12 and then maybe a couple of points of market outgrowth for the new products?
Tim Powers
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Okay. And then, just Tim last question on transmission spending you know, it certainly seems like you are more positive on the outlook relative to the March Investor Day, could you just give us more color on what's really driving it, it seems like a lot of these projects are or some of these projects are getting released and more or so than what you had originally thought then what's driving and is there any what's the risk that this growth doesn't really play out to the degree that you currently think and what's the major risk there?
Tim Powers
All right. Well, I think what's different between when we spoke earlier in the year and now is we were – I would say piling up awards, we were notified that we were winning and now these projects are being released with pretty short notice, not the usual kind of get ready, get set. Suddenly, we were getting these several months earlier than we thought, which is all good news.
Some of these orders will not be shippable until next year and some of them, we are trying hard to get shipped by the end of this year. So, we have visibility into many, many of these projects and the state at which they are at and right now unless there is a change of pace to the industry there is plenty of projects on the drawing board in an advanced stages of bidding that would lead us to believe that there is going to be a decent growth in the transmission side for 2012.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
And then, it sounds like the book of business that's being quoted is expanding as well, out to the future?
Tim Powers
Yes it is. And you know, so we are working on projects that we don't believe will come to bid until 2013. So, there is just a lot of activity going on and we are pretty much on top of every single job. So, we are very pleased with the development on this and its been sometime coming what I think, we are at, you know, a wave of increased level of business that should last into at least '13 perhaps even '14.
Rich Kwas – Wells Fargo
Okay. Great, that's helpful thanks so much.
Tim Powers
You are welcome.
It appears there are no further questions at this time. I would now like to turn the conference back to our speakers for any additional or closing remarks.
Jim Farrell
Okay. Well, this concludes today's call and Bill Sperry and I are available if there are any follow-up questions. And once again thank you all for joining us this morning.
Ladies and gentlemen this does conclude today's conference. We thank you for your participation.
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Asker doesn't really have any mountains, but 3-4 good viewpoints.One of them is Vardåsen (Cairn Hill) at 348 meters altitude just SW of Asker town. Take the local train out of Oslo via Asker and get off at Gullhella and start your hike, based on a good map.
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Oscar Bait: Tom Hanks sports his 'Saving Mr. Banks' Walt Disney stache at the Emmys
I've been hearing more and more about John Lee Hancock's forthcoming "Saving Mr. Banks" ever since Tom Hanks was signed on to play Walt Disney in the film and, therefore, the screenplay review community gobbled it up and dissected it and word got out that it had a heck of a lot of potential. Apparently it's pretty damn good, and it presents a grand opportunity for Hanks, a five-time Oscar nominee who hasn't been recognized by the Academy since 2000's "Cast Away."
Hanks was on hand at the Emmys last night, to collect his trophy for Outstanding Mini-Series or Movie as a producer of HBO's "Game Change." (He's won five of those now, by the way, for "The Pacific," "John Adams," "Band of Brothers" and "From the Earth to the Moon," in addition.) He showed up sporting, it would appear, the mustache he's rocking out as Disney in the new film, and it got me thinking of a spit-ball sort of column we could throw up every once in a while to place unnecessary pressure on upcoming films and performances that, on paper, look like they could be awards contenders. This certainly seems like one of them.
Yes, "Saving Mr. Banks" is a classic example to kick off such a feature. Production just got underway four days ago and idiots like me are throwing these kinds of considerations around. But nevertheless, the film tells the story of the gauntlet Disney ran in securing the rights to adapting P.L. (Pamela) Travers's children's series for the big screen. It's the first time this looming fixture of the moving image has been portrayed in a film before, and Hanks seems like a perfect fit for the part. Emma Thompson has been cast as Travers.
From the production announcement story:
"As the two wrestle over creative decisions, Travers flashes back to her early life in 1906 Australia, where she was first inspired by those around her to pen the book. Aussie newcomer Annie Buckley plays Travers in the flashback scenes, with Colin Farrell playing her loving father."
In closing a rave for Kelly Marcel's script some months back, Carson Reeves at Script Shadow had this to say (it's SPOILERish):
"And then there's the monologue. When I say 'the monologue,' I mean the best ending monologue I've maybe ever read in a screenplay...Walt then gives the most heartfelt convincing thoughtful meaningful plea as to why Pamela should give him the rights to the book. It's so moving and so TRUE, that it grips your heart and won't let go...It was just such a great final moment for this character and without question, the reason Tom Hanks signed on."
Whether that last bit is true or not, who knows, but when a movie star gets the chance to knock out a scene like that, it can be tempting. Meanwhile, here's what HitFix's own Drew McWeeny had to say about the script:
"I hope they make the movie that Marcel wrote. She found a great contained story about creative passions, about the act of adaptation, and about a figure we all feel like we know because of his overwhelming media presence."
I think it's fair to say this is one to keep on the radar around these parts. Even Drew, who ignores the Oscars every year and certainly doesn't trade in prognostication, couldn't help but go there in that piece linked above.
But hey, guys, no pressure.
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Happy 15th Anniversary! Prelude Chamber Music Festival in Jacksonville, Florida, has been teaching kids and adults the joy of chamber music since 2002. The brainchild of Jacksonville Symphony violinist Jeanne Majors, the music camp has become an annual labor of love for her and the many local professional musicians who teach there.
Prelude Chamber Music Camp & Festival is open every June to strings students of all ages and to musicians of all levels of proficiency. Each year about 100 students attend the 1-2 week summer music festival, and many receive generous scholarships. Prelude's alumni grow up with a greater appreciation for classical music, team work, and self-discipline. Some continue to pursue professional musical careers.
The camp is a main attraction for all ages in the Northeast Florida area. From beginners to master musicians, different tracks of small ensembles (usually 3-4 in an ensemble) are organized based on the participant registration, the instrument mix, skills, performance experience, maturity and other important small-ensemble considerations. Whether you have a pre-formed ensemble or want to be placed, there's always a spot for you. Complementary small ensembles are carefully chosen by our organizers.
Each year funds are raised to foster outreach programs and to bring in more students who otherwise would not have had the means or the opportunity to experience music education in this inviting and well-organized environment that encourages students to move beyond current abilities and demonstrate their best.
Prelude Chamber Music Camp & Festival will be June 12th – 19th, 2016, in Jacksonville, Florida. This is an incredible opportunity for students to learn from outstanding music professionals and teachers. Many of the instructors are also members of the Jacksonville Symphony. Special guest performances and instructors are invited to town to teach master classes on intensive topics such as interpretation, theory, composition and ensemble performance. The camp accepts all levels of musicians. In order to organize the students into tracks and levels that fit his/her current needs and abilities, each student auditions for placement. We also ask for teacher recommendations.
- Registration opened Feb. 1st. Please complete your registration by April 1st. Note: At this time, we are still accepting applications for Prelude Chamber Music Camp & Festival through April 12th. We need your applications by then to be ready for Placement Auditions. We cannot guarantee a spot for you if you do not register by this date.
- Placement Auditions are April 16th at Riverside Park United Methodist Church located at 819 Park St, Jacksonville, FL 32204. Note: For Prelude and Intensive Tracks – If you cannot be present for placement auditions on the scheduled date, you must email Jeanne Majors with a subject of Auditions. You will need to create a video audition and upload to YouTube (select Public so that we can view it, and send us the link by April 16th). Primary Track applicants are not required to participate in placement auditions.
Camp Benefits
- Outstanding experienced faculty
- 4:1 (participant to coach) ratio
- Structured and exploratory learning opportunities
- Students may organize their own small ensemble or be assigned to an ensemble by our faculty who listens to a placement audition
- Centrally located and convenient to our whole community
- Provides opportunities to explore other aspects of music-making in our electives programs; Sign up for electives at placement audition
- Performance opportunities for all participants during and after the festival sessions.
- Partial and Full scholarships available by written request and review with camp application.
Pricing and Tuition:
- Primary Track: $375 for the week. (Pay the deposit of $75 first by Apr 1st, then complete the tuition payment by June 1st.)
- Prelude Track: $450 for the week. (Pay the deposit of $75 first by Apr 1st, then complete the tuition payment by June 1st.)
- Intensive Track: $450 for the week. (Pay the deposit of $75 first by Apr 1st, then complete the tuition payment by June 1st.)
- Discounts available for early payment in full. Pay $50 less than the full tuition price if you register by April 1st and pay in full by April 16th.
- A late fee of $50 is due in addition to the $75 deposit if registration is received Apr 5th or later.
- Cost includes tuition, music, festival t-shirt, insurance, snacks, drinks (lunch is not provided), special events, and Master Classes.
- Go to Payment Processing to pay for your registration deposit and/or tuition for the Prelude Chamber Music Festival or mail-in payments. See contact us for our mailing address.
- Financial assistance available on request. Please complete the financial assistance form for consideration.
A Message from our Director about this Summer's Prelude Chamber Music Festival:
Our special 15th season of Prelude Chamber Music will be June 12-19, 2016. For most of the week we will be at Riverside Park United Methodist Church and on Sunday, June 19, our final event will be at the Friday Musicale on Oak Street (just a couple of blocks from the church).
We will have an orientation event on Sunday afternoon, June 12 so we can meet our ensembles and get familiar with the schedule for the week. There will be special events each day that will feature faculty and alumni in performances. We plan to have some interesting electives for participants to explore. And you will all have generous time scheduled to rehearse with your ensembles during the week!
We are welcoming the Vega String Quartet back for a residency. All our students will participate in sessions with the Vega Quartet as well as be coached by our own faculty throughout the week. The Vega will perform in their own recital for all of us and the community on Thursday night, June 16 at 7 PM. This program (as all of our performances) will be free and open to the public. The Vega will give master classes and be a part of several other events during the week. There will be a concert on Saturday, June 18 at 11:30 AM where most of our students will perform with their small ensembles and also enjoy some special musical surprises!
The final concert on Sunday afternoon, June 19 will feature the Vega Quartet with those ensembles from the Intensive and Prelude Tracks who accomplished the most during their time with us and who are recommended by their coaches to be featured in the final event. A reception for everyone will follow the Friday Musicale concert.
We want each participant to have a very special and positive experience with us at Prelude Chamber Music. If you can arrange to come with a preformed ensemble, we recommend that highly! It can be a trio, quartet, or even perhaps a bit larger group. Let us know early, if that is an option for you….because our local faculty will be available to help you in April and May (they will be assigned to you and can coach you several times prior to camp…at no extra cost to you!). We hope this extra offer from us will be something many of you will want to take advantage of!
Registration deadlines for preformed ensembles and individuals will be April 1, 2016…so we can assign each group or individual to an audition on April 16 (or receive a video audition from you by then) and get some groups scheduled to work with a coach in April and May. Individuals may have to wait until June 12 to begin to work with his or her assigned ensemble. Tell your teachers about Prelude Chamber Music and maybe they can help you organize your own ensemble for this year.
Looking forward to a wonderful extended week of music-making in June….and hoping to hear from many of you soon!
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The Caucasus of Georgia clearly offers wonderful long distance hiking possibilities, but so far there appears to be no real system of long distance trails. Multi-day organized hiking with guide is offered by both local and foreign travel agencies. Also, a number of national parks and nature reserves have set out short and long trails used for hiking and horseback riding.
Renowned hiking areas in the Greater Caucasus range are Svaneti, Tusheti National Park, Shatili, Khevsureti and Kazbegi. The lower reaches boast several natural forest reserves, like Batsara, Babaneuri and Ilto. Best season for hiking the Greater Caucasus is summer, from June until September.
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Northwest of Tbilisi up into the Caucasus Range on the border with Russia lies the disputed area of South Ossetia. It has declared itself an independent republic, although the majority of the world's countries consider it part of Georgia. The same goes for Abkhazia on the Black Sea coast. For hiking purposes we treat both as a separate countries.
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Tales of ale for Milwaukee Beer Week
For the next several days, many will tip a pint glass or two of several styles of beer; maybe pair beer with a fine Wisconsin cheese or an entire meal; or just take a sip from a brewer they've never heard of before. That's what Milwaukee Beer Week is about.
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Situated in Arlington, this hotel is within 6 mi (10 km) of Gleneagle Golf Course, Absolute Air Park, and Seattle Premium Outlets. Naval Station Everett and Everett Mall are also within 20 mi (32 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a fitness center. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Other amenities include a bar/lounge, a 24-hour business center, and meeting rooms.
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Medallion Hotel features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. 6 meeting rooms are available. This business-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Medallion Hotel is a smoke-free property.
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Bus driver's BIBLE stops bullets aimed at his chest in a gang initiation attack, police say
Armed with his bible and an aluminum pen, a bus driver in Ohio, evades possible death at the hands of thugs.
A bus driver in Trotwood, Ohio, is recovering in hospital after remarkably surviving being shot at point blank range in an unprovoked random attack seemingly linked to a gang initiation ceremony. Rickey Wagoner, 49, was assaulted by three men while he stood beside his bus in the early hours of Monday morning. Three shots were fired at Wagoner – one struck him in the right leg and two were fired at his chest. The two bullets aimed at his chest were stopped by a New Testament Bible that he kept in his chest pocket, reports the Dayton Daily News.
'There was obviously some kind of intervention involved in this incident, because he probably should not be here,' said Sgt. Michael Pauley of the Dayton Police Department.
A police report indicates the rounds were nestled inside The Message, a version of the New Testament written in contemporary language, which Wagoner kept in the left breast pocket of his shirt. Police believe the shooting may have been a gang initiation after Wagoner told investigators that one of the suspects said 'we need to shot a polar bear to get in a club.'
Polar bear hunting is gang slang for a random attack on an unsuspecting victim. Wagoner described the attackers as young black males, likely in their late teens. He said they fled in a dark-colored 1990s model Ford. According to Wagoner's police statement, the suspects approached him as he was trying to repair a malfunction with his bus. : Two shots were fired at Wagoner's chest, then he wrestled the gun from the shooter but another round fired into his leg during their struggle.
As they fought, another suspect stabbed Wagoner in the left arm with a knife. Wagoner then pulled an aluminum pen from his pocket and struck out.
'I stabbed one in the leg with my pen,' Wagoner told dispatchers. 'He hollered and that's when they all ran.'
Wagoner told officers he fired at the suspects as they fled.: No arrests have been made.
If Wagoner could scare off these chicken gangsters with a pen and a bible, imagine what he could have done with a gun and a bible!
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Joshua 24:1-3a, 14-25; Matthew 25:1-13; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
It's easy to read the parable of the ten virgins as a tribute to two core American values: individualism and meritocracy.
Joshua 3:7-17; Matthew 23:1-12; 1 Thessalonians 2:9-13
For all the saints in your congregation, today is a crucial moment to
name both the importance of the saints--that great cloud of
witnesses--and the source of saintliness, our "one instructor, the
Messiah" (Matt. 23:10).
Deuteronomy 34:1-12; Matthew 22:34-36; 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8
In many church traditions, this Sunday is Reformation Sunday—a time for
trumpets and triumphalism, for remembering where we Protestants got it
right and for justifying our salvation with a vigorous singing of
Luther's "A Mighty Fortress is Our God." We may even believe that it is
we who are the prophets like Moses, the ones whom God knows face to
Exodus 33:12-23; 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10; Matthew 22:15-22
Noting that Jesus' interlocutors in today's gospel reading were truly
amazed at his answer, Stanley Hauerwas comments that it's too bad
Christians have not been equally amazed. Rather than being amazed that
Jesus has come to usher in God's reign, we are preoccupied with the
politics and rulers of the world.
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University of Louisville senior first baseman Zak Wasserman came into the NCAA Super Regional against Vanderbilt hitting just .230.
But he sure came up clutch against the Commodores.
Wasserman had two hits and two RBIs on Saturday in a 5-3 victory by U of L and also drove in the first run on Sunday in a 2-1 win for the Cardinals.
Wasserman drove in designated hitter Jeff Gardner all three times.
"I was just trying to do my job," he said. "This was a total team effort. We all had to come out here and do our parts."
Second baseman Nick Ratajczak didn't start for the first time in 125 games because of a shoulder injury on Sunday.
But that didn't keep the senior out of the action.
Ratajczak, who wore a sling, took infield prior to the game and gave replacement Zach Lucas some encouragement.
After the game, Ratajczak was one of the first guys into the dog pile. He "chucked the sling," and dove right in with his teammates to celebrate."That's a once-in-a-lifetime for me," he said. "It was on my bucket list. I didn't care about the pain. I got trampled a bit but that's OK.
"I came out of there with a smile and tears in my eyes."
U of L will be making its second appearance in the College World Series. The 2007 team went 1-2 when they made it to Omaha.
The Cardinals will play Indiana in the first game of the World Series on either Saturday or Sunday in Omaha, Neb. The schedule will be released on Monday.
"We're hoping to go there and handle our business," Wasserman said.
"Added Nick Burdi: "Our goal is to dog pile in Omaha."
U of L will have ticket information and other details out on Monday.
The win gave U of L a new single-season mark for wins.
U of L heads to the College World Series with a 51-12 record and winners of 21 of the past 23 games since losing to Vandy on April 23.
The 2010 team held the record with 50 wins.
U of L left fielder Coco Johnson was hit in the head with a 94 MPH fastball early in the game but stayed in. After the game Johnson said, "I have a head ache."
Reliever Joe Filomeno came out of the game after getting two outs in the eighth innings and was holding his left arm. He said "it's not about me right now, it's about this team. I will be fine."


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#114 to #77 - laelaps
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"decent relationship between two emotionally compatible human beings" That is a friendship, adding sex is what makes it a relationship. So if you're really not interested in sex, than stop looking for a relationship and make all the friendships you can.
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Wait I ****** up that sentence
Remove the seems so much better at the end
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No, more people should be like you. A relationship is usally something that is expected to last longer than two weeks. If you go in for sex and they have a horrible personality, then the relationship will crumble anyways. Go into a relationship for the person not the person's body.
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You can be intimate without sex. And I'm not saying that you can't have sex, I'm just saying that sex shouldn't be the most important factor when choosing a relationship. Hell sex is good, but I mean it's like having cake for dinner every night.
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I'm the opposite. I go in for sex, and if we happen to be emotionally compatible, then great. I just don't get why we must all berate each other for the ways we go about relationships.
You'll be called a faggot. I'll be called a douchebag. At the end of the day, we'll both be getting what we want out of life. I don't see anything wrong with either.
You'll be called a faggot. I'll be called a douchebag. At the end of the day, we'll both be getting what we want out of life. I don't see anything wrong with either.
#91 to #89 - SlowpokeForeverAnd I shall give you a semi-related picture for letting me know I'm not alone in this viewpoint.
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Thank you. You are a classy gentleman.
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The release of Qt 5.1 isn't too far out now.
KDE's KWin compositing window manager is making steady progress in supporting the Qt 5 tool-kit and KDE Frameworks 5.
Last year I wrote how OpenGL may take on a greater role within Qt. Thanks to work by KDAB and others, the forthcoming Qt 5.1 tool-kit will offer enhanced OpenGL support.
Digia is getting ready to make available the official release of Qt Creator 2.7.
Sparked yesterday was a discussion among Qt developers about improving the tool-kit's multi-threading API.
Earlier this month it was noted about the Android support being merged for Qt 5.1 of the popular open-source tool-kit. Digia shared on Monday morning that they are also planning to merge Apple iOS support ahead of Qt 5.1.
Lars Knoll has revealed a few more details today about Digia's plans for Qt 5.1. He also shared that they are hoping to ship this next tool-kit update in late April.
Digia is planning on merging Google Android support into the mainline Qt code-base for Qt 5.1, the next major release of the open-source toolkit due out later this year.
Six weeks after releasing Qt 5.0, Digia has today declared the release of Qt 5.0.1 as the first point release of this new tool-kit.
QupZilla is a not often spoke of web-browser that is written in Qt and supports Qt5 while using the WebKit rendering engine.
Digia has shared that they're looking to release Qt 5.0.1 in January.
Digia has officially released the Qt 5.0 tool-kit.
While Qt 5.0 Release Candidate 2 was released last week and it was expected to be the last RC with Qt 5.0 finally being planned for release this week, Digia pushed out some new binaries today for last minute testing.
With Qt 5.0 finally seeing the light of day in the very near feature, plans are beginning to be laid for Qt 5.1. One of the improvements being talked about now for future Qt 5.x releases is support for more OpenGL enablers in the tool-kit.
The videos from the 2012 Qt Developer Days in Berlin have now been uploaded for your viewing pleasure.
Last week was marked by the first Qt 5.0 Release Candidate and it was expected that the final release would arrive one week later (this week). However, bugs that came about in Qt 5.0 RC1 are warranting a second release candidate and thus pushing back the final release.
After the past few days being met by a few test releases after betas in the prior weeks, the Qt 5.0 release candidate was officially made available this morning. The final release of the Qt 5.0 tool-kit is expected to happen next week.
While Qt 5.0 is hopefully being released in December, Digia has announced today the release Qt 4.8.4.
The Qt Developer Days conference took place earlier this month in Berlin, Germany. For those not in attendance at this open-source development conference, the slides for many of the Qt talks have been uploaded with coverage on Qt Quick, KDE Frameworks 5, and other interesting areas surrounding this tool-kit soon to finally reach its major 5.0 milestone.
Digia has announced the second beta release of the Qt 5.0 tool-kit as the final release is no longer too far out.
Digia has announced the official release of Qt Creator 2.6.0.
While Digia's acquisition of Qt from Nokia has been closed for less than one month, concerns are already arising amongst users/developers when it comes to distinguishing the Digia company versus the Qt Project.
With XCB being a requirement for the Linux version of Qt 5.0, and Xlib not being supported, it's causing problems for some wishing to adopt this forthcoming tool-kit.
While all of the exciting Qt tool-kit development work is centered around the forthcoming Qt 5.0, which is currently in beta, the Qt Project has today released version 4.8.3 of their popular open-source multi-platform tool-kit.
Following the recent Qt 5.0 Beta release, the Qt Creator 2.6 development environment is also now at beta.
At long last, the Qt 5.0 beta has been released.
Unfortunately, due to Nokia selling off Qt and the other recent changes, the beta for the Qt 5.0 tool-kit still isn't ready.
While the Qt 5.0 Beta was supposed to be out in July, it was changed to release the Qt 5 beta in early August. We're now half-way through August and there's no signs of an imminent beta. It's now been said that "some things have been a bit more difficult lately" leading to a delay in Qt5.
Following the Qt 5.0 release, developers of this open-source tool-kit will aim to issue feature updates on a six-month cycle.
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The nf 2F series (n = 4–11) of B i is found from combinations with 3d 2D and 2s2p2 2D, and the series limit is derived by means of a Ritz formula, yielding an ionization potential of 66 928.10±0.1 cm−1. The same value applies to both 10B and 11B because the isotope shift of the ground state is shown to be zero. From the resolved structure of the transition 2s2p2 2D–4f 2F at 8212 Å, we derive for 2s2p2 2D a fine-structure interval of −0.31 cm−1 and an isotope shift of −0.58 cm−1, corresponding to a specific mass shift of −0.67 cm−1.
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You ever look at celebrities and think they seem to be good at everything? Well, maybe we should shift the paradigm a little bit and encourage celebrities to not try to do everything. At least, that seems to be the takeaway from this rapper-turned-designer collection for fall 2012. The overwhelmingly dominatrix collection that seems to be 90% leather, 5% fur and 5% other is far from feeling wearable (and might be responsible for half the cow deaths in the US). And ...
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