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Q2 2012 Earnings Call
August 9, 2012 11:00 am ET
Christine Jacobs - Chairman and CEO
Frank Tarallo - CFO
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
Greetings and welcome to the Theragenics' second quarter 2012 earnings conference call. (Operator Instructions) It is now my pleasure to introduce the speaker, Ms. Christine Jacobs, Chairman and CEO of Theragenics.
Christine Jacobs
Good morning and welcome to Theragenics' second quarter 2012 conference call. Thank you for joining and calling in this morning. We've received positive feedback from many of you on the new conference call format that we used last quarter.
So we're going to utilize the same format this morning. We want to provide you with context and insight on our most recently completed second quarter. And we will spend less time repeating financial information that we assume you've read or you're going to read in our earnings release that we issued this morning.
So with that, I'm going to turn the call over to Frank Tarallo, our Chief Financial Officer for his comments on the results of the second quarter. Frank?
Frank Tarallo
Thank you, Chris, and good morning to everybody. Before I begin my review, please be aware that some comments made during this conference call may contain forward-looking statements, involving risks and uncertainties regarding our operations and future results.
Please see our press release issued today and our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including without limitation, our Form 10-K and Forms 10-Q, which identify specific factors that may cause actual results or events to differ materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
Now, I'd like to comment on our results. Our consolidated revenue of $22 million in Q2 is our highest quarterly revenue ever, and up 2% over last year. Consolidate revenue for the first half of 2012 was up 4% over last year. Our revenue is best understood by looking at our segment results, so let's do that.
Our Surgical Products revenue in the second quarter was up 3% over last year. The $15.9 million in revenue is also our highest quarterly Surgical Products revenue ever. All three of our product platforms, wound closure, vascular access and specialty needles contributed to organic growth in Q2.
For the first half of 2012, our Surgical Products revenue was up 5% over last year. And on our last call, Chris mentioned the loss of a large customer in our specialty needle business. Recovering from that loss has dampened the revenue growth, but fundamental demand is there at all three of our business units.
Turning to our Brachytherapy business, Q2 revenue was up 1% versus last year. For the first half of 2012, revenue was up 3% over last year. The acquisition of the Core customer base in February had a material impact in 2012.
Incremental sales from this acquired customer base was $1.2 million in the second quarter and $1.8 million for the first half of this year. Excluding the incremental revenue from the acquired Core customers, revenue was down, consisting primarily of our TheraSeed revenue, as we saw a slowdown in the number of Brachy procedures in Q2.
New IMRT centers continue to have an impact on Brachytherapy procedures. We also heard from physicians and others in the industry, that the recommendation against routine PSA screening, which was made by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force earlier this year, may have also affected the number of patients being diagnosed. Even when diagnosed, it appears as though more men maybe opting for active surveillance, where the disease is simply monitored rather than treated.
It's difficult to say, whether these factors will impact the total number of prostate cancer cases that get diagnosed and treated over time, whether these factors will simply differ the procedures to some future time or whether we'll see an increase in metastatic prostate cancer, if the diagnoses come at a later stage of the disease.
I'd like to turn to profitability now. EPS was $0.02 in the second quarter compared to $0.04 last year. The drop in our Brachy profitability, which I'll address in a moment, was the reasons for the decline in EPS. For the first half of 2012, EPS was $0.05 the same as last year.
Turning now to segment profitability. Our Surgical segment recorded operating income of $588,000 in the second quarter, 18% higher than last year. Our gross profit margins were 34% in Q2 compared to 36% last year. Our sales channel mix continues to effect gross margins.
Sales to our OEM customers, which have driven much of our recent topline growth, typically carry lower margins than sales through other channels. For the first half of 2012, our gross profit margin was 34% compared to 35% last year.
SG&A in our Surgical segment as a percentage of revenue for 2012 was similar to 2011. SG&A ran at 24% in Q2 compared to 25% in second quarter of last year. For the first half of this year, SG&A was 26% compared to 25% last year.
As we continue to centralize some of our back office functions across the company, we expect to see some economies of scale and efficiencies in the SG&A area. It's difficult to predict the timing on when we'll see those economies, but we are moving towards these benefits.
R&D expenses declined in 2012 compared to last year. Although R&D expenses declined, we have not reduced the level of R&D activity. We're simply more focused and better organized in our R&D right now than we were last year at this time.
Let me turn now to profitability in our Brachy business. Operating income was $747,000 in the second quarter down from $1.5 million last year. I mentioned earlier the decline we saw in the number of procedures in Q2, this impacted sales of our TheraSeed palladium product compared to last year dropping about $1 million.
We've talked before about the fixed cost nature of this business, and how a decline in revenue like that has a material impact on profitability. The incremental revenue from the Core iodine transaction was profitable and helped offset some of the decline in palladium. But as we've mentioned previously, the iodine products are not at fixed cost driven and have less of an incremental impact on profit.
We expect the profitability of iodine seeds sales to increase further in Q3. Through June 30, we were supplying the acquired customers within iodine seed provided by Core Oncology under a temporary supply agreement. We were paying a fixed transfer price during the transition period.
In the second quarter we introduced our new AgX100 iodine seed which we manufacture internally. All iodine customers including the acquired customers were transitioned to our new AgX100 seed by July 1. Looking forward, this should improve margins on this revenue stream up to about 40%, more than double, what they have been during the transition and ramp up stage.
One final comment on the transition of the acquired customers. Through the acquisition, which happened in February and then the transition to a new seed, we've retained about 90% of the acquired customers. We think that's a very good result.
Looking at cash flow. Cash flow from operations was $4.9 million for the first half of the year and capital expenditures were $982,000. In the absence of any special projects or opportunity, we expect our CapEx spend for the full year of 2012, excluding the Core asset acquisition to be around $1.5 million to $2.5 million. The portion of capital spending on our new ERP system will come down in the second half of this year, as we successfully implemented the system at our one remaining location just last week.
A significant cash flow item for us is of course the acquisition of the Core customer base. Through the first half of this year we've used $4.8 million on this acquisition. Remember that the total purchase price is earn-out based and is based on actual revenue generated from the acquired customers.
We estimate we'll use another $4.6 million in cash for this earn-out based acquisition over the next 15 months. We expect to fund these earn-out payments through cash flow from operations and existing balances. Of course, the actual amount we end up paying could be materially different based on the actual revenue generate from the acquired customers.
I'd like to comment on our credit facility. We paid off our term loan in June. Over the last three years, we've paid down $10 million under that term loan.
Our revolving credit facility, which provides for maximum borrowings of $30 million, matures this October. We are currently in active discussions to renew or replace this credit facility. At June 30, we had $22 million outstanding under the facility and we have $38.7 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities.
To wrap up my comments, I want to talk about the share repurchase we completed on July 17. We utilized $10.4 million in cash including transaction cost for this repurchase, and we funded the entire amount from cash on hand.
If you're modeling us, remember that this transaction is not included in our June 30 numbers, as it occurred in the third quarter. Had this transaction closed in Q2, than our June 30 cash and investment balances would have been $10.4 million lower.
This wraps up my comments. And I'd now like to turn the call back over to Chris.
Christine Jacobs
Thank you, Frank. We just had our highest revenue quarter in our 31-year history and we're certainly confident in our long-term prospects. The challenges will be, continuing changes in customer behavior, margin improvement, responding to pending regulatory pressure resulting from the medical device tax, and addressing the changing dynamics of the healthcare industry in connection with the implementation of ObamaCare.
But first, let's talk about results. I'm going to address surgical products. Specialty needles, the recession has changed our customers' behavior and expectations. Our customers are demanding, not just pricing concessions, but they want visibility into our long-term plans to enhance efficiencies. We did not see this abating, and we're actively engaged in addressing the shift. More on this a little later in my comments.
On the flipside, specialty needle has a lot of prospective projects in the planning stages. Not all of these prospects will turn into revenue, but what this mean is that we have a brisk amount of interest in our capability and the challenge is going to be to capture this with efficient operational processes.
Vascular access, new orders and healthy demand continued a positively effective business. Our customers are hungry for more and more of our products. And our new product pipeline is critical to take advantage of the opportunity.
Last quarter, we announced two new products. And I am pleased to report that the Microslide for pediatric and preemie babies continues to provide new sales, albeit small, and increased access to new accounts that we did not previously sell into. The Valved Tearaway is out in the hands of customer for approval, and is being used in clinical settings by at least one of our early adopter customers. Demand is brisk for this new addition.
Wound closure, we lost a large customer this quarter, who decided to bring the product in house. On an absolute basis, the loss is not material to Theragenics. It's less than $1 million annually in revenue, but it is a disappointment in the wound closure business. But nonetheless, other large customers continue to renew there contracts and order our product.
Now Brachytherapy, there have been some developments in the Brachy business this quarter that may have potential effects on the industry going forward. First, let me comment on the several years of decline in the industry.
Last quarter, we were hoping that these decline and industry procedures had leveled off. But this quarter our customers told us that the decline in prostate procedures continued. We saw this in the palladium sales, which are down about $1 million year-over-year, but this fact needs clarity.
We understand procedures across the U.S. have declined. Our competitors in robotic surgery even noted the decline in robotic procedures in a press release. So it appears that the decline of palladium sales is not unique to us.
We won't exactly know the reasons for this. But we can surmise that the New York Times stories and widely distributed press on PSA screening, and anti-radical prostatectomy recommendation have reduced screening and consequently reduced new prostate cancer diagnosis and case is treated.
And we have an inkling that some of these patients may be cautious or bit worry of treatment in general. But overtime, we think that men diagnosed with prostate cancer won't be satisfied with the wait and see approach. And they're going to want to seek some sort of treatment.
Now, on another front we had three major positive events in the Brachy segment. The first is a recent article at a William Beaumont Hospital saying, "Brachytherapy is the most cost-effective treatment for prostate cancer."
This is wonderful news and it adds to our growing dossier of support for our products. The second event is the launch of our own AgX100 iodine seed and the successful conversion of both our previous existing and our newly acquired iodine customers to the new seed.
This has significant impact for a long-term prospect. We now have a new book of business with the former Core customers. We've got a complete product offering, and we have the ability to manufacture both leading types of Brachytherapy treatment seed. Making our own iodine seed gives us profit potential. So we're going to be able to capitalize on immediately and this is all good news for us.
Lastly, year-after-year we have discussed the non-level playing field as it pertains to the reimbursement by CMS for various prostate cancer treatments.
Our physician customers have long complained of over-utilizations of IMRT and as a result of CMS reimbursement, which unfairly rewards doctor for steering patients to more expensive treatment. And that's been unfortunate, for both patients and for the Medicare system in general. But the good news is that recently released CMS prospective payments for 2013 have reduced payment for IMRT and proton therapy.
In an unusual move CMS even cited public press and pressure from MedPAC and severely cutting reimbursement for IMRT and proton therapy. Now, we can't forecast when or the extent to which this change is going to positively effect the industry, but we suspect something is coming in the months, and the years that follow.
Now I'd like turn our attention to the big picture where we have a policy of not forecasting revenue and profit. We have a fresh commitment to enhance discussion of our strategy, positioning or challenges both macro and micro prospects and our goals.
So in Brachytherapy, we have many, many changes over the past years. In the past six to seven years, we've witnessed a decline in Brachy procedures. We reorganized our Brachy business back in ' 05 in order to address the decline that we saw coming.
Since then, we've focused on maintaining profitability and cash flow, and we look forward to attractive opportunities to pickup market share when they presented themselves, so that we will be well positioned when condition is changed.
This strategy has served us well in addressing the churns in Brachy business over the past few years. The Core transaction last February has contributed nicely. And it helped offset some of the declines that we've experienced in Q2. The advent of our new iodine seed and that additional revenue in profit are positive events for the segment.
The new data on Brachy cost effectiveness has us perfectly positioned in the phase of healthcare reform. And lastly, CMS changing the reimbursement scheme for competing technologies has fresh potential for us. So on a go forward basis be mindful, there are still opportunities in the Brachytherapy sector, and when they make sense for us we're going to take advantage.
Now for our Surgical Products the assets that we've amassed since 2005 continue to deliver. They deliver revenue now representing 71% of our business. The assets represent our future and a long term prospects as a medical device manufacturer of Specialty Devices. The investments we've made over the years have positioned us for organic growth, as we showed up our infrastructure.
To thrive in the dramatically shifting healthcare business, we're going to undertake new initiatives to increase profitability and to integrate further in the months to come. What this means is, we're going to make up original changes to approve efficiencies and reduce cost in order to get ready to implement the medical device tax and ObamaCare.
And make no mistake the advent of the healthcare reform act increases our expenses. It brings new taxes and complexities to us, as an employer trying to provide benefit to its employees. So what does all this means, well over the past year, we've experimented with offshore manufacturing of Surgical Products. The first experiments went well. And we're going to entertain expanding this for products that we feel could safely be outsourced.
Remember my comments about customers demanding a path to long-term efficiencies. Well, this is one experiment of many, that here we will take to keep and to attract our customers. The reality of additional taxes and increased expense adds to the urgency. And please note that I said, we're going to expand our offshore experiments, not abandon U.S. manufacturing, and there is big difference.
In addition, the Surgical Product businesses that we bought are currently, and in some cases two to three times the size of when we bought them. We now have the scale and the infrastructure, for instance our ERP system to enhance and improve efficiencies. And we're actively addressing this. For example, we don't need full accounting and finance staff at every single site, and we can consolidate processes fee and in some case vendors.
In the product development pipeline, over the years I've talked about wanting more pipeline products. While we've centralized our R&D activities and as Frank mentioned, we're spending less but seeing the same level of activity. Now this is exactly the type of projects that we're working on. There is a myriad of activities and plans underway to affect to more in-depth integration of our Surgical Product business.
Our goal is to position our assets in the phase of an unseemingly fairer tax, increase compliance expense and changing customer behavior. None of this is a change in our strategy. We will remain a specialty medical device manufacturer.
Now, we are excited about these operational changes and our future potential. Our long-term strategies are providing high-quality medical devices continuing to deliver results, just like what we saw this quarter with record revenue.
Organic topline growth remains the focus. Operational tweaks like the once that I've just mentioned above in the phase of new taxes present unique challenges, yet certainly they're not in surmountable.
So the wrap up, I want to say a bit about our recently concluded Modified Dutch Auction. This event was the first of its kind in the 31 year history of Theragenics. And we were thrilled to be able to provide additional liquidity for you, our shareholders. Almost 5 million shares were repurchased with the premium-to-market for selling shareholders.
Your calls and comments into the company were overwhelmingly positive. And we thank you for the calls. And know that your suggestions and comments are always heard. After all the repurchase was impart a result of shareholder feedback. So we appreciate your support. Thank you for your attention this morning and will open it up for questions.
Question-and-Answer Session
(Operator Instructions) Our first question is coming from Joe Munda of Sidoti & Company.
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
Real quick on the Brachy side, how much of the growth that you guys saw year-over-year was organic versus the acquired customers?
Frank Tarallo
It all came from the acquired customers, Joe. I think as Chris mentioned, as well as I did in my comments, we were down about $1 million with, let's call it the existing customers. So the growth all came from the acquired customers.
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
I mean, that can't sustain, what are your plans going forward with Brachy? I know your comments were very cautious, but with IMRT and procedures coming down, what are your plans going forward in that business?
Christine Jacobs
As I've said in the past, Joe, we've been brutally honest about our positioning with Brachy. That is done, a very profitable cash flow contributor to the operations of the company.
As I've also said in the past, I did not expect Brachy procedures to ever go to zero. We don't know what the study stated, and I think in the coming months now with this reimbursement issue, we might see it dance around for a little bit. So my comment on future prospects for Brachy is steady as she goes.
And I'll tell you, the nice upside that we're experiencing with the new customers with Core and now an opportunity to manufacture a second seed with attractive margins, I think we want to let the dust settle on all of this, and also remember that there are additional opportunities for profitable, accretive market share that I don't want us to miss.
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
And then on the med device tracks, first, how are you going to count forward? And second of all, are your plans to raise prices to offset some of that?
Christine Jacobs
Well, I will let Frank take this as well. I could be totally candid given this environment and what I described about customer behavior, Joe. I think it would be irresponsible for me to sit and plan to say we're going to have a price increase, and we're going to pass it along to our customers. That is not the environment that we're in today. And I think it would be a dangerous strategy.
What I've said and what my gist of my comments today are; is that we've got some plans to remain extremely competitive, going forward. But I don't think to assume that we can pass on a price increase is prudent.
I also think on additionally, Joe, I'm a little cautious waiting to see this influx of 23 million new patients and what that means for us. Those of us in the device industry, I don't think are figuring that that is going to materialize. So we're dealing with hardcore realities of our environment back here.
Now, as far as the impact financially, I'll let Frank jump in.
Frank Tarallo
Joe, I think your question was how we're going to count forward, right?
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
Frank Tarallo
We haven't decided. To be honest with you, from what I have seen and what I've read, there is many companies that are saying they're going count forward is SG&A. As at least the one, I think it's been Medtronic, who recently said that they're going to count forward below the line if you will as another expense item.
So we haven't decided how we're going to do it. We have to see what the final regulations look like. How material it's going to be which we clearly expect it to be material. And then we'll decide how we're going count forward. Either way, we will obviously, highlight it, and what those numbers are and where it appears in our P&L going forward, beginning next year.
Christine Jacobs
And Joe, I'll add one thing, we're planning for it. And everything you heard from us today is our strategy to get ahead. But it's not over yet. Depending on what happens with elections. I do need to say, that I believe it was the House of Representatives put forth a bill and voted on a bill to repeal this device tax. So in the device tax specifically, I'm not talk it about the whole Affordable Care Act just, the device tax because there are several congressmen and senators who have huge device manufactures in their districts that are very active. So we're planning for it, but I do have to say it's not over.
By the way, I'm very surprised you didn't hop on the CMS reimbursement. You're always all over with this. And I mean this is the first time we've add some really good news in a while.
Joe Munda - Sidoti & Company
Yes, that's probably, why.
(Operator Instructions) I have no others coming into queue at this time.
Christine Jacobs
Well, Joe, thank you for your questions. Thanks for given us an opportunity to talk about the device tax. We will look forward to talking with you again next quarter. Thank you all. That ends the call.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. This concludes today's teleconference. You may disconnect your lines at this time.
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The color, size, and shape of your teeth all have a profound impact on your appearance. While it is often the desire of people to improve the look of their smiles, it should be the goal of aesthetic dentistry, or cosmetic dentistry, to do this while still maintaining a "natural" appearance of the teeth. This often requires addressing one or all of the above-mentioned criteria. How is it that alterations in these three characteristics enhance your smile?
Tooth color is most commonly what people see first. As you get older, your teeth get darker. The reasons for this include normal changes that occur within the tooth and repeated insults from environmental conditions (coffee or tea stains, for example). Generally, then, darker teeth are associated with older age. The easiest way that cosmetic dentistry can correct this is by teeth bleaching. But this alone may not entirely create a natural-looking appearance.
Size and shape also are major factors that define the appearance of teeth. The most common cause of changing tooth size and shape over time is tooth wear; and the most common cause of wear is tooth-to-tooth contact, or grinding. Wear on the edges of the teeth can give the appearance of aging because you do not show as much of your teeth when you smile. Another factor that affects how much of your teeth show when you smile is the loss of skin tone as you age.
This loss of tone causes your face to sag, thereby showing less of your upper teeth and more of your lower teeth. The aesthetic dentistry treatment to enable more teeth to show when you smile will depend on the cause. If the cause is due to wear of the teeth, dental veneers or dental crowns can be used to regain the lost length and fill out the smile. On the other hand, this may not have a significant effect if the cause is due to the loss of skin tone associated with age. If this is the case, plastic surgery may be indicated as part of the treatment.
Wear on teeth also will make the edges of the front teeth very flat. As this occurs, the edges of the front teeth will form a straight line rather than the more youthful appearance when the two front teeth are slightly longer than the teeth next to them. Also, as they wear, the proportion of length to width will be altered. Teeth will start to appear more square in their shape rather than rectangular.
Basically, any treatment that counteracts the above-mentioned appearance changes has the ability to enhance the appearance of your teeth and smile. The aesthetic dentistry treatment can vary from teeth bleaching to dental crowns or dental veneers. Depending on the severity, other forms of treatment such as braces and gum surgery also may be indicated to enhance the appearance and function of your teeth. It is important to remember that all areas need to be addressed. If treatment for teeth that are worn and dark only involves teeth bleaching, the final result will be whiter teeth that are still worn and short. The teeth will not appear natural, as there will be a conflict between white teeth (youthful) and worn teeth (aged) that do not work together. Instead, it is necessary to correct the color, size, and shape to create a more natural appearance.
By Greggory Kinzer, DDS, MSD
Maybe you've thought about cosmetic dental work - but felt a little vain to consider it.
Or the appearance of your teeth never bothered you much, because your dental health is pretty good.
But fixing a small functional problem can sometimes yield wonderful, unanticipated dividends. Mary, for instance, had a few dental imperfections most of us could live with. But she was hampered from time to time by a lispy "s" sound.
Mary had gapped teeth, a diastema, which caused a slight but noticeable speech defect. She also showed evidence of life in the fast lane, too: teeth worn down, probably from nervous clenching of the jaw muscles or grinding teeth.
In Mary's case - and every case is different - porcelain veneers saved the day. Her cosmetic dentist began with a functional and esthetic evaluation to determine what shape and contour would best solve Mary's diastema problem. More tooth length was proposed, to give her a more youthful, proportioned appearance, too.
Impressions were taken, and sent off to the lab for fabrication. On the next visit, her teeth were cleaned and etched chemically, the dental veneers were cemented into place, and "cured" with a special light to seal them.
Mary's speech problem evaporated. Dentistry fixed that. But cosmetic dentistry did more than perfect her speech.
WHEN FUNCTION = BEAUTYLike an acrylic fingernail, veneers cover the front surface of the teeth. Porcelain dental veneers are strong and, by the way, look great.
As an architect of more that 60 years, I have learned that only the beautiful is practical. And universally, anything that is truly practical, functional, and useful is beautiful.
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Budapest 2v2 tournament
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Sunday, November 8, 2009
Budapest's first 2v2 bike polo tournament!
Come witness the finest in Budapest battle it out on our new roller-hockey court!
Two on Two, plenty of fun.
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Belding one win away from playoffs
In a sense, the playoffs start a week early for the Belding Redskins. With a 5-3 record entering tonight's regular season finale at home, the Redskins need a victory to guarantee a spot in the 256-team field of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) football playoffs. Six wins is needed for guaranteed inclusion, while a handful of teams in each division make the playoffs with 5-4 records.


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Plan My Drive from ATL to Vermont
A few weeks ago, you guys helped to reassure me that I could drive from Atlanta to Vermont in December. Now, I'm asking you to offer some suggestions for that drive. The plan is to drive for three days, stopping after about 6 hours of driving each day, and arriving in Vermont on the third day. I'm looking for suggested routes and cities-towns-villages to stop in that would have some combination of a) cool place to spend the night, b) a nifty place to get a bite to eat, and/or c) something cool to see/do. Thanks for any suggestions!
Drive to Vermont in December?
Are we crazy to think of driving from Atlanta to Vermont in late December? We have reservations at a great loft-barn-cabin and we have our favorite table at our favorite restaurant reserved for a New Year's Eve dinner, but the flights are so expensive right now. How much stress will we add to our lives if we drive? (It's not the length of the trip that worries us ... it's the potential for winter weather that Georgians don't know how to deal with.)
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Have you ever noticed your hair getting greasy but you don't have time to shower? Me too! A shower would solve the greasy hair problem but it takes a lot of time to go through the whole process.
I have great news! I recently found a life hack that that solves the greasy hair problem so well it's been a huge game changer for me!
This tip is perfect for busy women, new mothers, and for people like me who need a quicker solution.
My hair gets VERY greasy if it's not washed everyday. My hubby jokes if I go too long without washing my hair, it looks like I've put hair gel in it. I guess I can't blame him when it looks like this:
There are ways to cover up greasy hair. But baby powder and dry shampoos only cover the problem. After awhile that greasiness always makes a come back!
I found a fast way to get rid of greasy hair–not just cover it up. In fact, this method should take only about 10 minutes! Here's the secret: you won't be washing all your hair–just the part on the top that everyone sees! Only washing the top portion of your hair will give you the clean look you want while saving you tons of time!
Here's how to get rid of greasy hair in 10 minutes:
1) Separate the top portion of your hair that you want to wash and put it up in a high pony tail.
2) Put the remaining hair underneath in a pony tail to keep it out of the way, like in the picture below.
3) Take the top pony tail out releasing the hair that you will wash.
4) Hold your head upside down in either a sink or bathtub and wash & condition the top portion of your hair. If your hair is longer, it may be best to do this in the tub so your hair doesn't go down the drain. Keep the back portion of your hair out of the water.
5) Dry your hair with a towel trying to get as much moisture out of the hair as you can.
6) Take out the ponytail and blow dry and style your hair like normal.
Boom! You're done! Wasn't that easy?
I've used this method on myself many times and even with washing, conditioning, blow drying AND flat ironing, I can still get it done in about 10 minutes.
Now THAT'S a time saver!
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Canadian Solar Inc. (NASDAQ:CSIQ) ended its last trade at $14.70 with the move of -1.93%. The company has market value of $846.79M with the total traded volume of 848.75 thousand. The stock currently has its 52-Week top value of $29.83 and 52-week down value of $11.72. The price to book (P/B) ratio of the company is 0.94. Its previous closing price was recorded at $14.99.
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The median home value in Sedona, AZ is $714,000.
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The average price of homes sold in Sedona, AZ is $714,000.
Approximately 50.76% of Sedona homes are owned,
compared to 27.59% rented, while
21.64% are vacant.
Sedona real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Sedona real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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335 Ridge Rd Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Re/Max Excalibur Kristi Anderson
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Sit on the of the world and take in panoramic red rock views! Embrace the quiet, secluded UPTOWN Sedona lifestyle, yet walk to shopping, galleries and restaurants. 3 Bdrm + Den/Media Room/Office/ 3 bths. 2,444 sq ft home PERCHED high on the hill for INCREDIBLE VIEWS with new wrap around trek deck and BRAND NEW ROOF 2017. Huge family room w stone gas fireplace, formal dining, tons of storage and closet space throughout the main living areas. Master bdrm escape offers 2 walk in closets, built-in drawers and 2 private patios. Guest room #2 and the den/media room are separated by jack & jill bthrm offering separate sinks. 2 Car Garage. 3rd bedroom and bath on the main level with separate exit outdoors. Well-maintained & EXQUISITE VIEWS. Lot to North could be purchased as part of this sale.
355 Ridge Road Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: RE/MAX Excalibur
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Sit on Top the of the world and take in panoramic red rock views! Embrace the quiet, secluded UPTOWN Sedona lifestyle, yet walk to shopping, galleries and restaurants. 3 Bdrm + Den/Media Room/Office/ 3 bths. 2,350 sq ft home PERCHED high on the hill for INCREDIBLE VIEWS with new wrap around trek deck and BRAND NEW ROOF 2017. Huge family room w stone gas fireplace, formal dining, tons of storage and closet space throughout the main living areas. Master bdrm escape offers 2 walk in closets, built-in drawers and 2 private patios. Guest room #2 and the den/media room are separated by jack & jill bthrm offering separate sinks. 2 Car Garage. 3rd bedroom and bath on the main level with separate exit outdoors. Well-maintained & EXQUISITE VIEWS. Lot to North could be purchased as part of this sale.
20 Chrysona Lane Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Mingus Mountain Real Estate Kristine Anderson
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Fantastic home located in Michaels Ranch Subdivision. Upgraded granite counter-tops, upgraded cabinets, upgraded flooring. Beautiful skylights and interior detail. Oversized 3 car garage. Split floor plan. Water feature in the private backyard. Great views. Huge back patio with built in BBQ.
11 Antelope Drive Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Redstone Properties Dennis Tribble
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Spacious 3BD/2BA on huge view lot. This well cared for home includes attractive split floor plan and large covered patio. This mid 90's home has vaulted ceilings, fireplace, and all tile pitched roof. At around $425,000 the views are as good as it gets.
103 Pine Leaf Lane Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: John D. Miller Real Estate Maureen Ehalt
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Fix and Flip. Photos not available. The issues are all cosmetic. Needs floors and paint and deep, deep, cleaning inside and backyard. May need dumpster to dispose of personal possessions that might remain after Close of escrow. This is an estate sale that will be a short sale for the lender. Lender requirements unknown at this time. However lender has already done a BPO on the property. Bathroom has been upgraded with tub and tile enclosure. Make an offer.
25 Rainbow Rock Rd Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: RE/MAX Sedona Kathy Cox
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This home has Million Dollar Views without the price tag! Who said you can't have everything? Well maintained, low maintenance home with 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms and 1771 sf. Large living room has a beautiful stone fireplace with a pellet insert. Kitchen has oak cabinets, tile counters with stainless steel and black appliances. Durable Karndean wood vinyl flooring in the main living areas and carpet in the bedrooms. Northern Red Rock views out the back of the house that you can enjoy on your large Trex deck which is perfect for grilling while enjoying the sunsets. Low maintenance yard has a large workshop with 220 electric. Extra large 2 car garage has workbench too. The Sedona views you have been dreaming of at a reasonable price!
265 White Tail Drive Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty Claudia Ault
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A custom home, 265 White Tail Drive is set on a double building site of .41-acre overlooking the golf course to the front and a beautiful panoply of red rocks to the back. The building site has been developed exquisitely with a free-form swimming pool and hot tub adjacent to an attractive ramada including a built-in barbecue and refrigerator. SEE SUPPLEMENT.
30 Canyon Tr Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Carolyn Chivers
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Welcome home to this adorable home that is full of love and life. Artistically decorated by Artist owner. Large warm great room with brick wood burning fireplace. Light and bright kitchen with sunny breakfast nook. Formal dining room with large granite dining table that can be bought outside of escrow. Some other furnishings available for sale outside of escrow also. 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Dining room could be made into 3rd bedroom. Large backyard with red rock views and patio areas. Red Rock views from front also.
115 Flaming Arrow Way Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Sara Marshall
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Convenience and comfort abounds! Beautiful, well maintained West Sedona home with peek-a-boo views, beautiful laminate wood floors, 2 wood burning fireplaces, continuous tankless hot water heater, gas ranges, nicely appointed in-law suite with walk-in Jaccuzzi soaking tub, separate entrance, yard is fenced separately for main residence and in-law suite to allow private enjoyment. 2 bedrooms in main residence, plus one additional in in-law suite. Covered patio, carport, large lot approximately 1/4 acre. Just a short walk to hiking trails! This one won't last! Photos coming soon!
130 Castle Rock Drive UNIT 13 Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cynthia Chapman
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Newly remodeled Wild Turkey Town Home unit on golf course. Property has ALL NEW electrical, plumbing, kitchen, flooring, bathroom sinks and countertops. Light and airy unit with Golf Course, Red Rock and Pond views. Close to shopping, hiking and restaurants.
695 Lee Mountain Rd Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker/Mabery Erin Estes
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Fantastic classic Sedona home with a touch of character: floor to ceiling windows and brick fireplace! 2 master suits, beautiful tongue and groove vaulted ceilings throughout, over sized family room. Walk out from dining room, living room and one of the master suits into expansive outdoor living. Enjoy red rock views from your living room or your bedroom...the choice is yours. Relax while you listen to your own fabulous babbling brook water feature. Meandering flagstone trails weave through beautifully landscaped grounds that have been lovingly cared for. 2 car garage and RV parking. The charming bronze sculpture that greets you stays with the home. This home IS charm, beauty and peacefulness. When the roses bloom you are in heaven. Listing shows summer and winter photos.
80 Arroyo Seco Drive Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Northern Shadows Realty Nora Sims
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All the ''I need'' and ''I wants''!You will love the views of the red rocks from this view-t-full townhouse!Unobstructed red rock views to the north, east and south will welcome you at this all-in-one-level home designed to maximize in aesthetic beauty and usability, regardless of one's age or ability. It is in the preferred West side of Sedona, walking distance to the private neighborhood park, library, performing arts center, medical campus and hiking and biking trails. Within minutes one can find grocery stores, the post office, banks and services. You will be pleased when you realize how well this home's design meets your needs. The rooms in this home enjoy ample ventilation and are well lit by natural light. Each room was designed to be of the appropriate size and volume
65 W Tonto Rim Drive Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: DPR Realty LLC
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Beautifully remodeled home located in the highly desirable ''dark sky'' community, The Village of Oak Creek. Walk out the front door and within just a few minutes be hiking or cycling Sedona's famous red rocks. Not a detail was missed in remodeling the kitchen with quartz counters and soft closing cabinet doors and drawers. Modern bathrooms with gorgeous tile work too but the work didn't stop there. Other upgrades include new flooring, re-insulated the attic to R49, installing a whole house water filtration system, a new air conditioner in 2011 a new wood stove in 2012 and so much more. (full list of improvements in the documents tab). The local elementary school is in the first year of a three year process to become an International Bachelorette school. Call today to arrange a showing
20 Roca Roja Rd Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Realty ONE Group, Mtn. Desert (Sedona) R. James Adams
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Wow! An investors dream in Sedona AZ The lowest priced site built home in Sedona!! This property needs TLC but what a deal! Tons of potential to make it beautiful .What would you do to for a remodel? New kitchen & baths? Update the landscaping? This home is ready for a change! Make this your forever home or perfect for a vacation home The traditional layout offers a cozy master bedroom with bath, a guest bedroom and bath, plus a den/office. Enjoy incredible red rock views from the large living room windows. A fantastic location close to shops, restaurants, golf and hiking trails! If you are looking for a smoking deal in Sedona AZ This is it! Roll up your sleeves and get to work, this home just needs some love!
285 Concho Drive Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cynthia Chapman
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Exquisite custom home built by owner/builder with Red Rock views. Numerous upgrades went into building this meticulous home. Residence is light and bright with spacious rooms. Master suite has his and her walk-in closets, separate vanities and soft jacuzzi jetted tub. Backyard is well manicured equipped with a summer kitchen. Highly desirable location.
35 Secret Canyon Drive UNIT A-09,06 Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: ERA Real Estate Professionals Jenny Lou Reynolds
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Are you in need of something to Stir the Soul? Or perhaps Stun you into Silence? Welcome to The Villas @ Seven Canyons. Old World European-style architecture & craftsmanship ~offering the finest, Fractional Ownerships found anywhere in the entire country. Each luxurious Villa is identical. They are all lavishly furnished and richly appointed w/remarkable attention to detail. Viking appliances, hammered copper sinks, original hand made fixtures & finishes. Private sound proof study, Venetian plaster, regal upholstered walls, reclaimed hardwood floors & beams and radiant floor heating are just a few of the gracious amenities. Large patios w/al fresco kitchen & dining, fireplaces, outdoor spa, Cabana & massage table. Take your 28 days in any increment. Full membership to the Seven Canyons
1375 Lee Mountain Rd Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: ERA Real Estate Professionals Regina Dehr
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Delightful custom stucco home on approx. 1.4 acres of nicely treed, landscaped property with fantastic views of Lee Mountain and the surrounding red rocks. Expansive great room, with vaulted ceilings and fireplace, which opens to dining area. Added library/sitting area or office also allows great views of the red rocks.Connected to the detached two car garage is a 450 sq.ft. casita with a bath, also ideal for a Studio or Hobby/Workshop. Plenty of room for RV parking. Enjoy the peace and quiet and abundant wildlife from the sun-filled great room. Nearby National Forest trails are perfect access to thousands of acres of forest preserve and hundreds of trails.
295 Coronado Tr Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker/Mabery Carolyn Prelle
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If you are looking for views, privacy and forest service access, don't miss this classic Sedona home in secluded Cibola Hills. This spacious home features a vaulted living area with gorgeous views through the tall gable windows. The living area and view deck make for entertaining friends and family Generous master bedroom with private deck,jetted tub and shower and with two closets. Interior photos will be added after estate sale middle of January. Renovations underway with new paver driveway, fresh interior paint, closet installation etc.
100 Shadow Mountain Drive Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: RE/MAX Sedona Wendy Jacobsen
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One of the most beautiful, light and bright Cottages at Coffee Pot, this is a very private end unit bordering a large open space, and has been tastefully updated and remodeled. You approach through a large, private entry deck with direct views of Coffee Pot Rock. Upon entering, the gorgeous wood floors welcome you into the Great Room, with its light cathedral ceiling and handsomely updated kitchen. The wall of glass opens to one of the largest private backyards of any of the Cottages, with an oversized deck leading to a beautiful garden area. The views are panoramic, overlooking the lush open space for an especially serene setting. The adjacent den/family room to the Great Room has more great views of Coffee Pot Rock, and both of the baths have also been very nicely (see Add'l Remarks)
70 Bell Rock Drive Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: RE/MAX Sedona Kathy Cox
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This special Sedona retreat has been fully remodeled with modern appliances and amenities for your comfort and peace of mind. Cozy living room has new Saltillo tile floors, large sliders to back patio and is accentuated by a beautiful brick fireplace. Kitchen has granite counters w/chiseled edge, custom Alder cabinets w/self closing drawers and stainless steel appliances including dual convection ovens and gas range. The home offers 2 comfortable master suites. Each offers a spa like bathroom with granite and alder cabinets. One has a custom walk-in tile shower and the other a shower combo with extra deep tub. Situated on a large corner lot with a comfortable patio with amazing views of Elephant Rock to the East and Cathedral Rock to the West. Too much to list! Call for full amenity list.
185 Sierra Rd Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Verde Valley Homes & Land Rodney Fielitz
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** MULTIPLE OFFER NOTICE **DONT MISS OUT!, Seller has multiple offers, Sold in as is condition, Submit your highest and best by 1pm 1/20/2017 local time.** Great Price in an established neighborhood in West Sedona. Mature trees, conventional floor plan. Rock hearth/fireplace in living room to keep you warm all winter. All appliances present are included in sale, but are not warranted, functionality unknown.
10 Calle Del Este Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Luminous Realty Luminous Antonio
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Centrally located in West Sedona this updated Townhome is spacious and bright throughout. A huge deck overlooks luscious greens and captures a full-on view of Thunder Mountain. Enjoy the luxury of a spacious granite tile kitchen with stainless steel appliances, wood flooring, living and dining rooms with cathedral ceiling, gas fireplace and big picture sliding glass doors that frame the stunning view. Downstairs is a well-appointed in-law unit with bamboo flooring, a separate entrance and parking. You can fit a grand piano through the front door! Perfect 'lock and Leave' while living in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
35 Rimrock Ride Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Galloway Realty LLC Paul Galloway
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Nice one level Neil Kline Home on large .4 acre level lot with red rock views to the north. Nice layout , huge kitchen island with views of courthouse. House is ready to move in, turn key. All furnishings may be bought outside of escrow.
5 High View Drive Sedona, AZ 86351
Courtesy: Galloway Realty LLC Paul Galloway
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This Beautiful Custom Home has all the amenities and upgrades a home can offer.Sitting on one of the finest parcels in Fire Cliff, a gated upscale community, the property faces North with incredible red rock views. Beautiful landscaped yard with courtyard entry. The back of the home has an amazing huge covered paver patio facing south overlooking a beautiful intimate wash with full outdoor kitchen. On the east side you have a private intimate solar heated pool. Some of the Amenities include, Surround sound, three car garage, central vac. solar pool, new high end appliances, screened front door, (see supplement for entire list) Beautifully maintained all on one level! see supplement and list of amenities document.
2350 Maxwell Lane Sedona, AZ 86336
Courtesy: Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty David Hill
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The three basics: Views, Freshness, and Elegance. This home demonstrates each quality at an affordable price. Here is a place to dwell, with decks to chat, views to enjoy, and gardens to rest within.Granite counters and Euro style bathrooms add a touch of class to an outstanding list of amenities: Solar assisted hot water, A/C, hard surface floors, fenced yard, newer roof, Home Warranty, soft water. And the third bedroom is a perfect recreation room or office with its own bathroom and covered deck.On a quiet cul-de-sac, home here is easy to enjoy.
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Batis maritima, also known as saltwort, turtleweed, and beachwort. It is also known as pickleweed, barilla, planta de sal, camphire, herbe-à-crâbes, and akulikuli-kai. The many names of this plant come from the many languages of the areas it is found (Lonard, Judd, Stalter, 2011: 441). The conservation status for Batis maritima is G4 or apparently secure (USDA, 2013), but is invasive in Hawaii (Lonard, et al., 2011: 443). In the United States, Batis maritima is found in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Texas, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands (USDA, 2013).
Batis maritima is a low-lying shrub found growing in salt marshes and mangrove swamps (Lonard et al., 2011: 441; Francis, 2002). B. maritima can reach a height of 1 meter and 5 cm in diameter and has succulent (fleshy/thick tissue) leaves to retain water (Francis, 2002). The flowers are unisexual are likely wind pollinated (Lonard et al., 2011: 445).
Salt tolerance of B. maritima was investigated in Sonora, Mexico (Miyamoto et al., 1996: 142). When B. maritima was irrigated with increasing salinities (1–60 g/l)), the plant was able to take up the water but not reduce the amount of salt in the soils (Miyamoto et al., 1996: 157). For example, the mean salinity in the root zone was 2.7 and 3.2 g/l when irrigated with 1-2 g/l and 68 and 48 g/l when treated with 40 g/l in summer and spring, respectively (Miyamoto et al., 1996: 146).
The presence of B. maritima can promote colonization success of the black mangrove (Avicennia germinans) in denuded areas along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico, Florida (Milbrandt & Tinsley, 2006: 369). Seedling mortality of A. germinans was approximately 70% when growing with B. maritima and also where B. maritima root structure was intact but aboveground biomass was removed. By comparison, mortality was approximately 90% when planted in open areas (Milbrandt & Tinsley, 2006: 374). At 1600 Eastern Daylight Time, maximum and range in temperatures was greater in the open mudflats (44 °C and 16 °C) than in B. maritima patches (35 °C and 6.5 °C) (Milbrandt & Tinsley, 2006: 375).
Batis maritima was found to have methyl chloride transferase which is an enzyme used to catalyze the transfer of methyl chloride from the chloride ion is the methyl group (Ni & Hager, 1998: 12866). Ni & Hager (1998: 12871) speculate that the enzyme is used to maintain chloride ion concentrations in the cytoplasm by releasing excess chloride as methyl chloride in the atmosphere rather than directly into the soil.
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Lonard, R.I., Judd, F. W., & Stalter, R. 2011. The biological flora of coastal dunes and wetlands: Batis maritima C. Linnaeus. Journal of Coastal Research 27: 441-449. doi:10.2112/JCOASTRES-D-10-00142.1; accessed on Feb 10, 2013.
Milbrandt, E.C. & Tinsley, M.N. 2007. The role of salwort (Batis maritima L.) in regeneration of degraded mangrove forests Hydrobiologia 568: 369-377.
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