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Peabody Energy Q2 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptJul 20, 2010
Peabody Energy Corp Q1 2010 Earnings Conference CallApr 22, 2010
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Tuesday, Dec 106:50 PMObama pollution rules weighed by sympathetic Supreme Court
- Supreme Court justices today expressed sympathy for the EPA's approach to air pollution that crosses state lines.
- The rule that would curb emissions from coal-fired power plants in 28 states - struck down by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals and being tested by power companies, states and miners - has never taken effect, but it would force companies to either shutter old plants or invest billions of dollars in pollution-control technology.
- The court's four Democrat appointees, at times joined by Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kennedy, suggested the EPA had adhered to the language of the Clean Air Act; only Justice Scalia seemed convinced the rule could be unfair to some states.
- ETFs: KOL, XLU, IDU, VPU, RYU, PUI, UPW, FXU, SDP, PSCU, FUTY, UTLT.
- Coal names: PCXCQ, BTU, WLT, CNX, ACI, ANR, JRCC, YZC, ARLP, AHGP, NRP, PVR, PVG, PVA, OXF, CLD, WLB, RNO.
Tuesday, Dec 106:50 PM| 14 Comments -
Monday, Dec 98:29 AMPeabody to close Wilkie Creek Mine in Australia
- Peabody Energy (BTU) says it will cease production at the Wilkie Creek Mine in Australia's Queensland state and close the mine by the end of 2013.
- BTU unsuccessfully attempted to sell the mine last year, failing to receive a hoped-for $500M bid.
Monday, Dec 98:29 AM| 1 Comment -
Monday, Dec 23:52 PMCoal stocks move as EPA promises flexibility on carbon standards
- The late-day rise in coal stocks (KOL) is attributed to comments by the EPA's Gina McCarthy that the agency would give states "significant flexibility" in meeting carbon emission requirements from power plants; the EPA will propose the standards next June, McCarthy says.
- Analysts say such flexibility would be especially positive for James River Coal (JRCC +9.7%), whose shares momentarily popped 25% before calming down a bit.
- Also: ACI +3%, ANR +1.4%, BTU +0.6%, WLT +1.3%, CNX +1.6%, CLD +0.8%, ARLP -0.2%.
Monday, Dec 23:52 PM| 5 Comments -
Monday, Dec 22:45 PMReuters: Chinese companies looking to buy overseas coal assets
- Chinese companies are on the hunt to buy overseas coal mines as the country's switch to cleaner fuels stokes demand for higher-quality coal produced in countries such as Australia, Reuters reports.
- More acquisitions by the world's biggest coal consumer would be a big boost for miners who are trying to dispose of assets, such as Rio Tinto (RIO), which has put Australian and Mozambique coal operations up for sale; Peabody Energy (BTU), looking to sell part of its stake in Australia's Wilkie Creek mine; and Linc Energy (LNCYF, LNCGY), which is selling its New Emerald Coal business.
- But the Chinese will not be in a rush, as they see asset values coming under further pressure as coal prices remain depressed amid a supply glut that has already driven prices down about a third since 2011.
Monday, Dec 22:45 PM| 11 Comments -
Tuesday, Nov 2610:25 PMGoldman talks coal outlook, says Arch Coal is "top sell idea"
- Arch Coal (ACI) is a "top sell" idea at Goldman given what analyst Neil Mehta calls "high leverage and near-peak valuations."
- Price target on ACI is $3. See also: Macquarie reiterates ACI at Neutral, raises target.
- Meanwhile, Goldman isn't as pessimistic about Alpha Natural Resources (ANR) and Walter Energy (WLT), which are both maintained at Neutral, although their price targets are cut to $8 (from $9) and $16 (from $18), respectively.
- Here's Mehta with more on the outlook for the sector: "We currently forecast benchmark met coal prices will improve from Q4 2013 levels of $152/MT to $160/MT, on average, in 2014. That said, we recognize downside risk to our Q1 2014 benchmark price of $160/MT given the recent pullback in spot pricing. Given only a gradual expected recovery in met coal prices, we favor cost-cutting, self-help leaders such as BTU or companies with restructuring potential such as SXC."
- Coal ETF - KOL
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Tuesday, Nov 262:07 PMMacquarie talks coal, BofA still likes CONSOL
- Macquarie is out with some commentary on a few coal names.
- Cloud Peak Energy (CLD -0.7%) is still a Top Pick as analyst Luke McFarlane views it "as the safe haven in the group, with every $1/t move in PRB potentially impacting 2014 earnings by ~25-cents per share or ~30%." Price target hiked to $19 from $18.
- Peabody (BTU -0.7%) gets an upgrade to Outperform from Neutral. "BTU's Australian assets will remain under pressure, and investors should remain conservative when modelling cost into 2014," McFarlane warns, before noting that Macquarie "would use recent weakness to build positions." Price target hiked to $24 from $20.
- Arch Coal (ACI) is reiterated at Neutral, although McFarlane lifts his price target by $0.40.
- Meanwhile, BofA reiterates a Buy recommendation on CONSOL Energy (CNX +0.4%). Analyst Timna Tanners' price target is $43.
Tuesday, Nov 262:07 PM| 3 Comments -
Wednesday, Nov 206:50 PMActivist investors seek to paint coal as the new tobacco
- Coal (KOL) may become the new tobacco if activist investors have their way; growing numbers of them, concerned about greenhouse gas emissions, are calling to divest holdings in companies that mine and burn coal.
- The U.K. today joined a U.S. commitment to minimize funding of foreign coal-fired power stations and says it will seek wider support for the pledge from other nations and development banks.
- What galls the activists: Global demand for coal is not in retreat. In 2011, coal was used to generate 30.3% of the world's primary energy, the highest level since 1969, and the share slipped only to 29.9% last year.
- Like tobacco companies, coal producers may move to paying high dividends to attract investors amid an uncertain longer term future for the fuel.
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Friday, Nov 153:30 AMTVA to close eight coal-fired power plants
- The Tennessee Valley Authority intends to shut eight coal-fired power stations in Alabama and Kentucky as part of a 2011 agreement with the Environmental Protection Agency to retire 18 such facilities by 2018.
- While expected, the TVA's move is a further blow to the coal industry as it struggles to cope with stricter environmental regulations and low natural-gas prices. The TVA is also reviewing some of its other coal facilities.
- Coal's loss is nuclear's gain, though, as the TVA's goal is to generate 40% of its electricity from nuclear power plants. (PR)
- Coal Tickers: CNX, BTU, CLF, ANR, WLT , ACI, JRCC.
- ETFs: URA, KOL
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Tuesday, Nov 122:10 PMJames River Coal falls another 25% as bankruptcy fears mount
- James River Coal (JRCC -24.6%) extends the slide begun last Thursday when it reported a worse than expected Q3 loss, and concerns are growing that the company is sliding into bankruptcy.
- JRCC's coal inventory levels are significantly higher than typical and appear to have reached an all-time high; drawing down its inventory would preserve liquidity until 2014, but a major rebound in the met coal market likely is necessary to avoid dangerously low liquidity levels in H1 2014, according to Elephant Analytics.
- Other coal names also are lower: CNX -2.3%, BTU -3.7%, CLF -4.6%, ANR -4%, WLT -7.8%, ACI -5.5%.
Tuesday, Nov 122:10 PM| 16 Comments -
Friday, Nov 82:39 PMGoldman's Peabody upgrade lifts other coal shares
- Goldman's bullish take on Peabody Energy (BTU +4.2%) and other cost-cutters in the segment is lifting shares of other coal companies.
- Other companies with strong cost control potential cited by Goldman include Neutral-rated Walter Energy (WLT +7.3%) and Alpha Natural Resources (ANR +5.7%).
- The firm also likes restructuring stories, such as Buy-rated SunCoke Energy (SXC +2.3%); the firm sees high potential that SXC drops down coke-making assets from the parent to its MLP early next year.
- Even Arch Coal (ACI +5.2%), which Goldman suggests avoiding because of its weak balance sheet, is sharply higher.
Friday, Nov 82:39 PM| 16 Comments -
Friday, Nov 89:05 AMPeabody Energy rises premarket as Goldman upgrades to Buy
- Peabody Energy (BTU) +2.3% premarket after Goldman Sachs upgrades shares to Buy from Neutral with a $26 price target, up from $21, citing Australian growth and improving cash flow.
- Four factors underpin the firm's positive view: potential for continued cost cutting and volume growth in Australia; bottoming in met coal prices; improving cash flow; attractive relative and absolute valuation.
- Even after recent gains, BTU has lagged the S&P 500 by more than 50% in the past 12 months and 110% over three years.
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Thursday, Oct 2411:09 AMPeabody Energy Corporation declares $0.085 dividend
- Peabody Energy Corporation (BTU) declares $0.085/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.
- Forward yield 1.78%
- Payable Nov. 29; for shareholders of record Nov. 7; ex-div Nov. 5.
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Friday, Oct 1812:44 PMPeabody Energy upgraded, Alpha Natural Resources cut at BMO
- Peabody Energy (BTU -0.5%) is upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at BMO Capital, which sees attractive relative value for a sector leader with a diverse asset base; BTU beat Q3 earnings estimates and raised guidance.
- The firm likes BTU's slightly higher met coal outlook, good U.S. cost position in the Powder River and Illinois basins, and potential cost improvements in Australia.
- Meanwhile, BMO downgrades Alpha Natural Resources (ANR -2.7%) to Underperform from Market Perform, as ANR continues to face headwinds in Appalachia due to cheap natural gas pricing and increased environmental regulation.
- Global coal demand is rising, especially from China, and production costs are falling, but prices remain weak and U.S. environmental policy is heavily weighted against coal.
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Thursday, Oct 175:24 PMJohn Hempton: Herbalife could go higher, U.S. coal will go lower
- Short-oriented Bronte Capital's John Hempton sees Herbalife (HLF -0.1%) shares going still higher, possibly to $105/share, although he has reduced his stake. Of Ackman's missteps he says, "Before Ackman, we would never have been in Herbalife ... Ackman broke every rule of risk management. He came out there and said, 'We had this unbelievably strong short case against something, so we are 10% of our fund shorted and 25% of its float shorted and we did this in the most public way that you could imagine.'" Hempton made his bet against Ackman at $25-$26/share.
- On the short side, Hempton is particularly bearish on coal, and especially so on U.S. producers. He tethers his thesis on coal vs. natural gas price economics, which he believes outweigh any opportunity of demand increases from China as it transitions to cleaner seaborne coal.
- Coal ETF: KOL
- U.S. coal stocks: BTU, ANR, ACI, WLT, CLD, JRCC, CNX, RNO
Thursday, Oct 175:24 PM| 16 Comments -
Thursday, Oct 172:42 PMPeabody earnings call: Cost controls outweigh falling coal prices
- Among key points from Peabody Energy's (BTU +3.1%) Q3 conference call, coal demand from China is expected at ~200M tons/year for the next five years, and it has seen improving macroeconomic conditions that support continued coal demand growth from China and more developed economies.
- In the U.S., Q3 volumes of nearly 50M tons reflect seasonal increases, particularly in the Powder River Basin; BTU does not see erosion in the Powder River Basin when looking at natural gas futures.
- In Australia, volumes rose 6% to 9M tons on increased output from several mines.
- Capex totaled $62M, 80% below prior-year levels, and capital targets for the full year are further reduced to $350M-$400M as the company continues to manage spending for the rest of the year. (Q3 earnings)
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Thursday, Oct 178:47 AMPeabody tops estimates, guides higher, shares +4.8% premarket
- Peabody Energy (BTU) +4.8% premarket after beating Q3 earnings expectations and guiding FY 2013 above consensus.
- However, BTU posted an unadjusted loss of $0.10/share vs. a year-ago gain of $0.16, and income from continuing operations fell to $0.06/share from last year's $0.46; results were affected by lower gross margins and higher depreciation, depletion and amortization expenses that were partially offset by lower income taxes vs. last year.
- Q3 revenues totaled $1.8B vs. $2.06B a year ago on lower realized pricing in the U.S. and Australia.
- Issues upside guidance for FY 2013, seeing unadjusted EPS of $0.27-$0.45 vs. $0.10 consensus estimate.
- Improving global economic activity is driving coal demand growth, and supply cutbacks are continuing in China and the U.S., BTU says.
- Coal peers also move higher premarket: ACI +3.5%, ANR +3.1%, WLT +2.4%.
Thursday, Oct 178:47 AM| 3 Comments
Blue Horshoe love Anacot Steel:
EIA says 2014 pwr generation from coal to increase by 5%, increase in consumption and price $ANR, $BTU, $ACI http://bit.ly/1cB6lIE - View all 3 replies
Blue Horshoe love Anacot Steel:
brian yu is same analyst that called a bottom on $BTU, $ANR, $WLT on 7/6/12 when they were at 25, 9 and 43. - View all 2 replies
Blue Horshoe love Anacot Steel:: http://yhoo.it/1b3DDBq. "A great deal of the negative factors are already priced in."
Blue Horshoe love Anacot Steel:: Since that date, Wlt fell to $9.88 (greater than 75% drop), Btu to $14.34, and ANR to $4.78. Bad track record.


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Matteo, I wish I did know you. I would be proud to help you find a job.
We may disagree. And Ron Paul is a nutcase. But its that small amount of difference, that contribute to more solutions for all...
Best luck to you, in your job search.
Some amount of regulation in and about Wall street is needed. But it wasn't Wall Street who benefited from the mortgage crash.
Zero Wall street firms, American Corporations, nor everyday joes...benefited from the Housing crash...
what you are reading and hearing, recently, in particular Micheal Lewis's stuff, is an all out blitz to spin the truth, and is all paid for by two guys who benefited from the crash....and both of those trillionaires are now...investing in the Banks that the Obama administration, tried to bankrupt...NationsBank, and Citibank.
Said trillionaires want to control who and what America funds, and the IMF. Buying and controling the free flow of credit...seems to be a priority for the trillionaires. i wonder why?
and Occupiers, should realize, that they are being used...just like the President should have learned; and I thought he did at one time, now I don't.
No, I doubt big corporations are to blame...
An indictment of those two trillionaires would go along way, in calming the markets...so it doesn't happen again. In particular in the gold financials.
All Ill say is whoever gets the job is going to have a hard time making changes when the 'majority of the few' don't want change.
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So I found myself going through them, editing down my long list to what is relevant to me in this moment now. I felt quite organized after doing this and ready to start fresh and tackle the recipes I had long been waiting to try. The first was a millet muffin from Heidi's book. I remember when I first came across her recipe and how intrigued I was by the idea of crunchy little millet seeds in a muffin. So I whipped up a batch for the weekend. They were delicious. Slightly sweet from the honey with a bit of tang from the yogurt, and of course, the crunch of millet that I was anticipating.
Her muffins were what lead my brain to these little gingered carrot and millet muffins. I craved adding some shredded carrots to the recipe. Then I gave myself the challenge of making them vegan so I could share a batch with our weekly Monday night potluck friends and everyone could enjoy. That meant no yogurt, honey, or eggs. Those got replaced with coconut oil, natural cane sugar, and flax meal. I thought about how ginger would make a great flavor profile alongside the carrots, so I added fresh and ground to the batter too. By that point they were a whole new muffin, but they came out as perfectly as I had envisioned. I knew there was a reason I had tagged that page. They inspired me to a new delicious recipe and hopefully one for you too.
Did you know millet is actually a small seed from the grass family and not a grain. Awesome right! I've been cooking millet for awhile now and love it combined with quinoa or bulgar for a slightly different texture. This was my first time baking with it and using it in it's uncooked form, but I can't wait to try it baked into more things. Have any of you experimented with millet in other baked goods?
This recipe yielded an awkward 15 muffins for me. I think next time I'm going to fill them as high as possible in the paper cups to get 12, as well as a slightly higher dome on top.


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SHELBINA, MO. -- A South Shelby FFA student will be forever memorialized with a Precious Moment figurine.
Christy Maubach was killed in a car accident as she drove to school in September 2010. She was a leader in the FFA at her school and at the state level.
According to the Shelbina Weekly, the Precious Moments Company is now producing a limited edition figurine in her memory that will feature the FFA emblem on it.
Click here to read more about local efforts to make a figurine in Maubach's honor from the Lake Gazette. These figurines are only available at Chicken Coop Collectibles in Shelbina.
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Overview and Observation; The European agreement to infuse "cash" into the troubled Eurozone countries prompted a sharp selloff on Friday for the dollar and the resulting sharp rally in all dollar denominated commodities and equities. The EU leaders in Brussels agreed to use rescue funds to stabilize bond markets and troubled banks. The initial reaction prompted worldwide market euphoria pushing stock prices sharply higher and U.S. treasury bonds and the dollar sharply lower. Money moved from the relative safety of U.S. Treasuries and the U.S. dollar to the risk asset entities such as equities, precious metals and other dollar denominated commodities. We view the euphoria as a short lived phenomenon and warn against the assumption that "all is well in the world". It is certainly not, in our opinion, well….We continue to feel global economies will slide once again, into recession. Great Britain, one of the "stronger" European economies, has already fallen into recession. Others are sure to follow and the ongoing debt crisis will exhibit the traditional "domino effect".
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Interest Rates: September U.S. Treasury bonds closed at 147-31, down nearly two handles as money moved from the relative safety of the Treasury instruments and the U.S. dollar to the equity markets and European currencies. The agreement in Brussels by the EU ministers to bail out Spanish and Italian banks as necessary to avoid defaults was greeted as a sign that the euro would be stabilized by the stronger members of the Eurozone and thereby avoid defaults. We believe it is too little too late to avoid some defaults by Greece, Spain, possibly Portugal and Ireland where their GDP is not enough to offset financial commitments. Germany's Merkel had previously balked at a Eurozone bond but it seems she has softened her stance. We will have to wait and see but our opinion remains unchanged. Hold dollars. Any floating of new bonds for the weak countries is tantamount to "throwing money down a well".
Stock Indices: The Dow Jones industrials closed at 12,880.09, up 277.83 points and gained 1.9% for the week and for the month gained 3.9% for the quarter lost 2.5% but for the year is up 5.4%. The S&P 500 closed at 1,362.16, up 33.12 points and gained 2% for the week. For the month the index gain 4%. For the quarter the index lost 3.3% but year to date it is up 8.3%. The Nasdaq closed at 2,935.05 on Friday, up 85.56 points and for the week gained 1.5%. For June the index gained 3.8%, for the quarter lost 5.1% but for the year so far gained almost 13%. Four and a half billion shares traded on Friday, the best volume in a long time prompted by the Euro agreement to fund the ailing Eurozone banks, primarily Spanish banks. We would avoid perpetuating the optimistic view that "all is now well with the world" since the foundation, in our opinion, is built on "shifting sand". The reality that the basic economies are in a recessionary trend where GDP is not keeping up with costs. The debt to GDP ratio is deteriorating in many of the Eurozone countries and periodic capital rescue programs cannot be construed as a solution to the basic problems. We once again strong suggest the implementation of strategic hedging programs, a function we can perform for holders of large equity positions.
Currencies: The September U.S. dollar index closed at 81.72, down 1.287 points as the mad rush to the Euro and other European currencies occurred after the EU decision in Brussels to provide emergency loans to Spanish banks. The temporary solution, in our opinion, will only serve to slow down the recessionary trend in Europe and other Eurozone countries will also be in need of funds. Whether or not the EU can provide the funds necessary to forestall defaults among some of the weaker countries is a question we believe will be answered negatively. The decision by leaders of the 17 euro area countries was to provide banks rather than the various governments and that could pose problems for those governments. The Prime Minister of Luxembourg stated that "short term measures are being considered to bring down borrowing costs for Spain and Italy." The phrase "short term" is correct in our opinion since long term prospects are grave. We would use this dollar selloff as an opportunity to add to call or futures long positions. While the U.S. economy remains weak, in our opinion, relative to the Eurozone countries it remains the 'better choice" for investment.
Energies: August crude oil closed at $84.96 per barrel, up $7.27 or 9.4% on Friday. The biggest one day percentage gain since March of 2009. For the week oil gained 6.5%. However for the month of June credit declined 1.8% and the March to June loss was 18%. Our previous goal, when crude was over $103 per barrel was for a decline to $75-80 per barrel. We consider our goal as achieved and recently suggested a correction to the $90 level was possible. However, regardless of attempts to solidify the Eurozone banks, any price gains to that level for crude would once again prompt us to sell or buy put options. The global economies are not, regardless of analyst or economic suggestion, out of danger of recession.
Copper: September copper closed at $3.50 per pound, up 17c tied to the weak dollar and in conjunction with the strong global equity markets. The gain, as in the case of others, is tied to the EC agreement to support the ailing Euro banks. We could see further gains in line with any continued equity improvements but regardless of the symmetry and even as some elements of the housing industry showed some improvement, copper prices, in our opinion, are too high. Our view that a global recession is still forthcoming will reduce demand for building materials and of course copper. Any further rally should be an opportunity to sell.
Precious Metals: August gold closed at $1,604.20, up $53.80 per ounce tied to the global "euphoria" as a result of the EU agreeing to provide bailout funds for the Spanish banks and others. Gold is dollar denominated and the heavy selling the dollar Friday provided the impetus for a price correction for gold, the Euro, and other dollar denominated commodities. September silver closed at $27.455 per ounce, up $1.164 on heavy shortcovering after recent weakness and tied with gold to dollar weakness. We do not feel this is a renewed interest in precious metals, and would not be inclined to buy precious metals. Our expectation is for continued concern over the Eurozone debt crisis and ultimately cause a continued disconnect with precious metals or other risk assets. October platinum closed at $1,452.10 per ounce, up $62.80 with September palladium gaining $18.30 per ounce to close at $58220. We prefer the sidelines.
Grains and Oilseeds: September corn closed at $6.28 ½, per bushel, up 2.25¢ with gains tied to concern for hot weather which could impact yields. The weak dollar provided the impetus for strength in dollar denominated commodities. We prefer the sidelines. September wheat closed at $7.57¼ per bushel, up 11.25¢ also tied to the weak dollar and also concern over weather. We prefer the sidelines in wheat as well.
August soybeans closed at $14.81¾ per bushel, up 35.5¢ while November soybeans gained 24.25¢ to close at $14.27¾ per bushel. Recent cuts in yield estimates continue to provide strength for bean prices and the selling in the dollar added to the strength for soybeans. We continue to recommend soybeans but after Friday's gains would hold off until a short correction is completed.
Meats: August cattle closed at $1.2045 per pound, up 1.125¢ as buyers stepped in to bid at auction. However the strength prompted by the selling in the dollar against the Eurozone currencies could result in long liquidation as the extreme Midwest heat and dryness could push cattle to slaughter and prompt selling pressure on prices. We like cattle but would hold off new purchases pending the completion of a price correction early in the week. August hogs closed at 94.775¢ per pound, up 8.75¢ also tied to the dollar weakness and weather concerns as well as expensive feed that could lead to pushing animals to slaughter. We prefer the sidelines in hogs.
Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar: September coffee closed at $1.7070 per pound, up 7.65¢, their highest settlement since May22nd. However, for the quarter, coffee lost 7.7% and the buying on Friday could be attributed to dollar weakness as well as shortcovering. We prefer the sidelines from here. September cocoa closed at $2,291 per tonne, up $61 and the highest price since May 11 on heavy volume. The buying was prompted by the weakness in the U.S. dollar, but ongoing selling by Ivory Coast via its new auction system could halt forward price momentum. We prefer the sidelines for now until some clarity is forthcoming. October sugar closed at 41.01¢ per pound, up 48 points. The expiring spot at 21.81¢ was on good volume and for the second quarter lost 11.7%. For the month of June however, sugar gained 12% and was up 7.8% for the week. Sugar deliveries for the July contract was over 21,700 contracts or 1.11 million tonnes, which would be the highest since July of 2009, according to trade sources. We prefer the sidelines in sugar for now, awaiting fresh fundamentals from growing areas.
Cotton: October cotton closed at 71.57c per pound, up 2.06c while December gained 1.82c per pound to close at 71.33c. The market fluctuated in early trading as reports that China cancelled orders for 600,000 running bales of cotton and the U.S. reported net export sale cancellations of 602,100 bales for the 2011-12 crop as of last Thursday. Prices had been under pressure on June 20th and 21st when prices for the October contract high 67¢. The June 5th low of 65¢ was reached before recovering to 75¢ on June 20th just before the report came out. One June 21st cotton sold off to 67.06¢ before stabilizing. We continue to favor the long side of cotton but would raise trailing stops in the even the buying was exclusive to dollar weakness. Weather remains a factor in all growing areas of the U.S.


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Water Resources
Visit the Curricula Library for lesson plans on water and the Water Quality Testing page for resources on conducting water quality tests with your students.
Bay Backpack
Bay Backpack is an online resource for teachers and environmental educators to engage students in hands-on learning about the Chesapeake Bay and its local waterways. The site also houses resources on forests, farming, development and many other environmental topics that affect the Bay. Bay Backpack resources include books, multimedia tools, curriculum guides and individual lesson plans. In addition, visitors can search for professional development and funding opportunities on the Web site. The goal of Bay Backpack is to provide educators with the necessary resources to give their students a Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) -- extensive projects that allow students to gain a deep understanding of environmental challenges in the Chesapeake Bay and its local streams and rivers.
California Center for the Book
The California Center for the Book, in partnership with the Water Education Foundation, supplies resources to help public libraries host programming about water. Resources are available online and include a Water Issues Guide, a Water Book List, web resources, and more.
Climate Change and Water: Perspectives from the Forest Service
Climate Change and Water: Perspectives from the Forest Service is a summary of a forthcoming report by the Forest Service and U.S. Department of Agriculture which will detail the likely impacts of climate change on the Nation's forested watersheds and highlight the importance of managing forests to provide clean, abundant water.
The Regional Water Providers Consortium of the Portland metro area presents conserveh2o.org, a site where you and your students may learn about water conservation and water topics. Take a room-by-room tour of the Water House, and find a variety of water conservation tips to help save water and money. Explore the Kid's Corner for interactive activities that help kids learn about saving water, finding and fixing leaks, and where water comes from.
Darby Duck and the Aquatic Crusaders
Darby Duck and the Aquatic Crusaders is a program developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that includes seven experiments desigend to help students understand the characteristics of water, including how water interacts with other elements in the environment, such as pollutants. Once a student has completed all seven experiements, they become and Aquatic Crusader.
DC Water and Sewer Authority (DC WASA) For Kids!
Washington, DC's Water and Sewer Authority presents DC WASA For Kids!, offering cartoons, activities, lessons, and workbooks for students to learn about water and ways to conserve our most important natural resource. This bright and cheerful site explores the water treatment process, the water cycle, how people use water, and water saving tips and information.
Down the Drain
Down the Drain is a collaborative project from the Center for Innovation in Engingeering and Science Education (CIESE) that allows students to share information about water usage with other students from around the country and the world. Students will collect data on per person per day water usage in their homes and compare the average with averages from around the world. The project was develoepd for students in grades 4-8 but can be adapted to fit other grade levels. Materials for the project are available online.
DrinkTap.org from the American Water Works Association (AWWA)
AWWA presents Drinktap.org, an interactive site with resources about drinking water. Explore the information about water conservation and drinking water quality. Visit the Kids section for "Whaddya Know about H2O?" video clips, printable worksheets, and "The Story of Drinking Water."
EPA's Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water
EPA's Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water's site provides information on local drinking water quality and the protection of our sources of drinking water. The Drinking Water For Kids section also provides activities for students and teachers, including a Water Filtration activity to demonstrate a procedure for purifying drinking water and and interactive instructions for the activity.
EPA's Watershed Academy Webcasts
EPA's Office of Wetlands, Oceans, and Watersheds presents the Watershed Academy. Local watershed organizations, municipal leaders, and others are invited to sign up for these free, on-line Webcast training sessions. Past webcast topics include: Rain Gardens; Water, Energy, and Climate Change; Smart Growth and Green Infrastructure; Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring; and many others. Archived Webcasts are available and free to download.
Estuaries.gov helps educators bring the beauty and importance of estuaries into classrooms and educational programs. The site provides an avenue for students and teachers to learn about estuaries, research, and explore NOAA's "living laboratories" - the National Estuarine Research Reserves.
Fairfax Water
Fairfax Water, Virginia's largest water utility, has an educational resources page for both students and educators. Included among the many activities for students are features such as "The Story of Water" which includes games for students, and "The Full Treatment" which takes students through the water treatment process. While student project and grants programs are only available to Virginia residents, the online resources are engaging learning tools for all.
Irena Salina's award-winning documentary investigates what experts label the most important political and environmental challenge of the 21st Century - The World Water Crisis. FLOW also gives viewers a look at the people and institutions providing practical solutions to the water crisis and those developing new technologies, which are fast becoming blueprints for a successful global and economic turnaround. Visit the website for more information about water topics and the film itself. Watch the trailer, look for showings in a theater near you, or purchase the non-theatrical version for educational use.
Give Water a Hand
The Give Water a Hand Action Guide for students and Leader Guidebook for educators offer step-by-step instructions to take action to help improve the health of local waterways and the local ecosystem in turn. The guides were designed for students aged 9-12, but adaptations for use with all age groups are provided. This great resource for schools, homeschools, scout groups, and after-school programs was produced by the University of Wisconin's Environmental Resources Center. The action guide has also been produced in Spanish.
Global Water Network
A project of the Earth Day Network, the Global Water Network is a comprehensive resource to raise awareness about water challenges. Here your students can access key water articles and reports, link to country-specific water data, read news feeds, discuss water topics in the forum, and access global water happenings in the events calendar.
Greatest of the Great Lakes
This CD-ROM is a collection of 41 classroom activities, assembled by educators in the COSDD Great Lakes Project that provides teachers, non-formal educators and students in grades 4-10 with insights into the uniqueness of the Great Lakes and their influence on aquatic life and human populations.
The Groundwater Foundation
The Groundwater Foundation seeks to motivate people to care for and about groundwater by focusing on groundwater education and outreach. Many resources for educators (such as coloring sheets, activity pages, lesson plans, and puzzles) can be found at their Kids Corner. The newly released activity guide, "Be Water Wise in School: Science that Impacts Your Campus," combines water education and service-learning.
Holding on to the Green Zone
The Bureau of Land Management, in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin-Extension and the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service, presents Holding on to the Green Zone: A Youth Program for the Study and Stewardship of Community Riparian Areas. The program engages students in activities to explore and understand the role and importance of riparian areas. A Student Action Guide and a Leader Guide are available for download, and the program is correlated to national education standards.
H2O Conserve
At H2O Conserve, visitors can calculate their water footprints, explore water and money saving tips to reduce their water footprints, download educational resources, and find links to other sites with information about conserving water.
H2O for Life
H2O for Life has a global partner for your school! H2O for Life partnerships transform lives abroad and in your classroom. Find out how your school can "Make a Difference" by providing clean water, sanitation and hygiene education for a school in need. H2O for Life will help you teach about global water challenges, partner with a school overseas, get fundraising tools and tips, find classroom activities, and engage your students in a meaningful service learning project.
Liquid Assets
Liquid Assets is a public media and outreach initiative that seeks to inform the nation about the critical role that our water infrastructure plays in protecting public health and promoting economic prosperity. Combining a ninety-minute documentary with a community toolkit for facilitating local involvement, Liquid Assets explores the history, engineering, and political and economic challenges of our water infrastructure, and engages communities in local discussion about public water and wastewater topics. Visit the site to find out when the documentary will be broadcast near you, or contact your local PBS station to request a broadcast to watch with your students.
Nab the Aquatic Invader
Nab the Aquatic Invader is a website that uses problem-based activities to teach students in grades 4-10 about aquatic invasive species. An engaging detective theme is used to raise awareness of the critical nature of challenges caused by aquatic invaders. The site also includes fact sheets, photos, web links, curriculum, education kits, maps and more.
Planet H2O
Planet H2O is a public television series on the world of water. On the Web site, students can watch episodes, learn about water careers, investigate water challenges and more. Resources for educators include lesson plans for teaching about water and the environment, as well as a teaching guide for using Planet H2O in the classroom.
P.O.V.'s Borders: Water from PBS
Part of the Environment series, P.O.V's Water page allows visitors to explore others' views on water challenges and share their own. The idea behind P.O.V.'s Borders series is that each episode will ask visitors to consider an aspect of their everyday lives in ways that challenge their preconceptions, and expand their "borders" of understanding.
River of Words
Each year, in affiliation with The Library of Congress Center for the Book, River of Words conducts a free international poetry and art contest for youth on the theme of watersheds. The contest is designed to help youth explore the natural and cultural history of the place they live and to express, through poetry and art, what they discover. Curriculum materials and other resources are available online.
RiverWorks Discovery
RiverWorks Discovery is an education program teaching children and their families about the commerce, culture and conservation of America's Rivers. The website offers free resources for educators including booklets and river-based activity sheets.
Texas Wate Development Board K-12 Educational Resources
Provides a series of interactive presentations of different water related topcis, including the wate cycle, ground and surface water and using water wisely. Printable resources include coloring books and lesson plans for elementary, middle and high school levels titled "Raising Your Water IQ." The lesson plans address water challenges in Texas but also include the study of groundwater, surface water, watersheds, water conservation and water availability.
USGS Water Science for Schools
Water Science for Schools, created by the U.S. Geological Survey, offers information on a variety of water-related subjects including pictures, data, and maps. The site provides an interactive center where students can voice opinions and test their water knowledge. Portions of the website are availbale in Spanish and Chinese, and The Water Cycle diagram is available in over 60 languages. While at the USGS website, check out their page of water-related resources for educators, and their Water Education Posters, available in English and Spanish.
Water and Wildlife from the National Wildlife Federation
People and wildlife depend on water to live, but if we don't make efforts to conserve and protect this valuable resource, we may be putting all living beings at risk. This feature from the National Wildlife Federation provides tips and information to help visitors learn why and how to conserve water and includes a personal water calculator.
Water Conservation at DoSomething.org
DoSomething.org encourages teens to find the cause they care about and get the facts so they can take action. Resources for learning about water challenges, a video on world water usage, articles on ways to make a difference, and water conservation tips are all found on their Water Conservation page.
Water Footprint
People use lots of water for drinking, cooking and washing, but even more for producing things such as food, paper, cotton clothes, etc. The water footprint is an indicator of water use that looks at both direct and indirect water use of a consumer or producer. The water footprint of an individual, community or business is defined as the total volume of freshwater that is used to produce the goods and services consumed by the individual or community or produced by the business. This site explores statistics on water use from around the globe and provides a water calculator to help determine your personal water footprint.
Water: H2O = Life
The Water: H2O = Life site is a companion to the American Museum of Natural History's exhibit of the same name. The site and exhibit explore the relationship between water and life, water's physical and chemical properties, how water is used by humans, and the importance of preventing water pollution. You will find excellent information and graphics on water topics, educator resources, lesson plans, and articles for all grade levels, and games and web activities for students. The exhibit will be on an international tour through September 2011. Visit the website to find out when Water: H2O = Life will stop at a museum near you!
Water on the Web
Water on the Web (WOW) helps college and high school students understand and solve real-world environmental challenges using advanced technology. WOW is a complete package containing two sets of curricula, data from many lakes and rivers nationwide, extensive online primers, data interpretation and Geographic Information System Tools, and additional supporting materials.
WaterSense Educational Materials
WaterSense is a partnership program of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that provides a trusted label to water efficient products for use in homes and businesses. The WaterSense educational materials provide learning resources for Fix A Leak Week for grades 3-5 as well as A Day in the Life of a Drop, a set of activities designed to help students in grades 3-5 understand the way their water use impacts the environment and human health. Resources and activities can be downloaded from the website.
The Water Sourcebooks
The Water Sourcebooks, developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agecny, contain 324 activities for grades K-12 divided into four sections for grades K-2, 3-5, 5-8 and 9-12. Each section is divided into five chapters: Introduction to Water, Drinking Water and Wastewater Treatment, Surface Water Resources, Ground Water Resources and Wetlands and Coastal Waters. All parts of the program can be downloaded online, printed and copied.
Water - Use It Wisely
This website all about water conservation offers 100 water-saving tips, as well as a kids page with games and interactive online activities, and links to a variety of national and state-based organizations that focus on water conservation. Visitors may also download a home water audit in English or Spanish.
Wetlands Education
Wetlands Education is a website from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that contains numerous activities, curricula, programs, teaching tools, videos and links all about wetlands and their importance.
Wetlands: A World in Our Backyard
Wetlands: A World in Our Backyard is a guide developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency in conjunction with the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Comission that provides information and activities about wetlands for middle school educators and students. Each of the guide's chapters can be downloaded online.
What's Up With Our Nation's Waters?
What's Up With Our Nation's Waters? is a webpage designed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to give educators and students a snapshot of America's waters, threats to water quality and what kids can do to help keep our waters clean. A glossary of terms, ideas for science projects, a water quiz and a survey of home water use are among the resources available.


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In an interview with USA Today's Jason Jordan, Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy boys basketball coach Steve Smith, whose teams featured Rajon Rondo and Carmelo Anthony at the prep level, claimed the Knicks superstar is lobbying the Celtics point guard to join him in New York.
In an interview with USA Today's Jason Jordan, Mouth of Wilson (Va.) Oak Hill Academy boys basketball coach Steve Smith, whose teams featured Rajon Rondo and Carmelo Anthony at the prep level, claimed the Knicks superstar is lobbying the Celtics point guard to join him in New York.
JJ: Are you confident that he'll be just as good, if not better, coming off of the ACL tear?
SS: No, I think he should be fine. He took a long time off and he's rehabbed the right way. Whether he stays in Boston or not who knows. I know, talking to Melo , he's recruiting Rajon to come to New York. Melo thinks he'll come too. You never know about that stuff though. I think either way, Rajon will be fine.
Last month, New York Daily News reporter Frank Isola reported the Knicks eyed Rondo as their "primary target" and attempted to package Iman Shumpert, Raymond Felton and Amare Stoudemire in a deal for the three-time NBA All-Star — a preposterous proposal that Celtics president Danny Ainge said never reached his desk. Even if Ainge was willing to trade Rondo within the division, New York cannot currently trade a first-round pick earlier than 2018 and seemingly does not have the assets to acquire Rondo no matter how creative the offer.
Likewise, Rondo is signed through next season, when he could command a maximum contract on the free agent market, but the Celtics would be able to offer a significantly better deal than the Knicks should Ainge deem his rehabbing star a centerpiece worth building around. However, all of New York's burdensome contracts, including Anthony's, expire at the end of next season as well, so it's not out of the question for the two former Oak Hill Academy stars to join forces. Rondo didn't transfer to play for Smith until two years after Anthony graduated.
Of course, the NBA has strict rules against any form of tampering with players under contract for other teams.
Everybody can just pump the brakes on Rajon Rondo's imminent return.
After conflicting reports over the past week about whether or not Rondo has been cleared to return to practice 10 months after surgery to repair the ACL in his right knee, The Boston Globe's Baxter Holmes is reporting that the Celtics point guard is not scheduled for a checkup with famed surgeon Dr. James Andrews for another two weeks. As a result, while Rondo has participated in limited practice work, he has reportedly not been cleared for full contact.
Likewise, in an interview up the dial, Celtics president Danny Ainge said Rondo would not return to the court for good until his knee is "back to 100 percent."
"I don't think he's close," Ainge said. "I don't think it's gonna happen in the next few weeks. We're not on pins and needles about it. We're being very cautious with Rondo. He's still got a little bit of a limp. He needs to get his strength back."
So, if Rondo won't be cleared for full contact until mid-December at the earliest and then must rehab his knee to full strength, it's safe to assume we won't see him in a Celtics uniform until 2014.
Meanwhile, the first-place C's (8-12) have 11 games left on the December slate, and seven of them are against teams with better records. The other four — the Knicks (twice), Nets and Cavaliers — aren't walkovers, either.
And things get worse in January. The Celtics visit the Bulls and host the Pelicans for a Jan. 2-3 back-to-back, and then face a brutal West Coast swing against the Thunder, Nuggets, Clippers, Warriors and Blazers from Jan. 5-11. If Rondo doesn't return by then, the standings could look a whole lot different. After all, as SB Nation's Paul Flannery noted, the C's may own the No. 4 seed now, but they're much closer to the East's worst record (4.0 games up on the Bucks) than they are to the conference's best mark (9.5 games behind the Pacers).
As the past few days have brought conflicting reports about whether Rajon Rondo has already met with Dr. James Andrews or will do so in New York next week, the only certainty is that his return is on the horizon, and it couldn't come at a better time for a Celtics squad that just assumed first place in the Atlantic Division.
As the past few days have brought conflicting reports about whether Rajon Rondo has already met with Dr. James Andrews or will do so in New York next week, the only certainty is that his return is on the horizon, and it couldn't come at a better time for a Celtics squad that just assumed first place in the Atlantic Division.
And while we can measure Rondo's statistical impact on these Celtics all we want — as we attempted here — Avery Bradley knows the three-time NBA All-Star point guard brings so much more than stats.
"I think that's going to be big and good for us to have a player like Rondo," said Bradley, one of only five players on the current roster to play with him. "He's a very good player, and that's going to open up everything for everybody. Everybody's going to get a lot of open looks, because he's a great player. I can't wait until he comes back."
The C's have shown a remarkable ability to stick with teams through the first three quarters of games, winning the ones when a handful of guys contribute on the same night — like Tuesday's win over the Bucks, when Bradley's 15 points, including a ridiculous over-the-backboard bucket, gave the Celtics six players in double figures.
"Everybody on our team I feel like can have a big game any night," said Bradley. "That's the good thing about our team. We have a lot of good players that could have breakout games. Jared [Sullinger]'s been playing well, Jordan [Crawford]'s been playing well and Jeff [Green]'s been playing well, and that brings a lot to our team when we have those guys come out every single night and take turns having big games."
Except the Celtics can't depend on six guys all coming to play every single night if they hope to cling to the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. Just ask Gerald Wallace. They're lacking star-power, especially when they need to execute in the final minutes of close contests. As Celtics coach Brad Stevens said, "It's hard sometimes when things tense up late." Basically, they need Rondo. Half of their 12 losses have been by six or seven points, and Bradley knows Rondo's return could mean the difference between competing regularly and winning regularly.
"It could be big for us," he said. "I know once he comes back, a lot of teams are going to hate to play the Celtics."
For the record, Avery Bradley had never seen Larry Bird's over-the-backboard bucket before.
"That was honestly just a lucky shot," said Bradley, who finished with 15 points in the Celtics' 108-100 win over the Bucks. "I didn't even know how much time was left. I just wanted to get the shot up."
All five Celtics starters reached double figures, led by Jordan Crawford's 25 points, and the C's avoided falling victim to the three-win Bucks for the third time in as many tries this season with a 108-100 home win.
Starters Jeff Green (18 points), Brandon Bass (16 points, 9 rebounds), Jared Sullinger (12 points, 8 boards) and Avery Bradley (15 points) all reached double digits, and Courtney Lee added 11 off the bench.
Long distance: The Celtics sunk their first four 3-point attempts — a pair of Bradley treys sandwiched around one apiece from Crawford and Green — to grab an early 18-9 advantage and force a Bucks timeout. While the C's missed their next 10 3-point attempts, the early barrage staked them to a lead they wouldn't relinquish, and a late string of triples gave them 11 on 24 attempts for the night. Crawford, Bradley and Green combined for 10 of them.
Over the Hump: The ankle injury to Kelly Olynyk finally created an opening for increased Kris Humphries minutes, and the veteran forward has responded with his usual rebounding prowess. As he has for his previous seven NBA seasons, Humphries entered the game averaging double-digit boards per 36 minutes (10.5), and that number only stands to improve after he snagged seven boards in his first seven minutes against Milwaukee.
Happy Lee returns: After missing the previous two games with soreness in his left knee, Lee scored 11 points on 5-of-7 shooting off the bench. He didn't provide his usual stat sheet stuffing, but the Celtics desperately needed his offense after seeing their second unit get outscored by 49 points in his two-game absence.
Closing time: The Celtics had leads as large as 13 and 15 points in the first and second quarters, respectively, but watched those slim to single digits in the final minutes of each frame. Led by a bench that outscored their C's counterparts 8-2 early, the Bucks finished on a 14-6 run to trim Boston's lead to 28-23 after one. Likewise, Milwaukee closed the second quarter on an 11-3 run that cut the Celtics' lead to 48-41 at the break.
Turd quarter: After limiting their turnovers to five in the first half, the Celtics committed six in the third, leading to nearly half (8) of the Bucks' 22 points in the quarter. Given the C's own defense, which turned 14 Milwaukee turnovers into 17 points through 36 minutes, the game should have been well in hand entering the final frame.
Since Rajon Rondo appears one step closer to his eventual return, now is as good a time as any to ask: Just how much will the three-time NBA All-Star point guard help the Celtics' woeful offense when he returns?
When we last saw Rondo, his 13.7 points and league-leading 11.1 assists per game created an average of 38.0 points for the Celtics, and that doesn't include the new free throw and secondary assist statistics available this season on NBA.com/stats or the C's increased pace under Brad Stevens.
This season, Jordan Crawford has received 1,301 touches, which ranks 15th among the league's guards, and the Celtics rank 26th in points per 100 possessions (96.0). It's safe to assume there's a correlation there.
The other 14 guards: Chris Paul, John Wall, Ty Lawson, Jeff Teague, Monta Ellis, Kyrie Irving, Damian Lillard, Jrue Holiday, Tony Parker, Mike Conley, Ricky Rubio, Steve Blake, Kemba Walker and Jose Calderon.
The most jarring name has to be Blake, who's doing a better job replacing Steve Nash on the Lakers than Crawford is substituting for Rondo. When you combine their scoring and passing, only Calderon creates fewer points per game than Crawford (23.8), and that's because Calderon shares a backcourt with Ellis.
Chris Paul: 18.9 points per game + 26.8 points created by assists per game = 45.7 points per game
John Wall: 19.0 + 22.2 = 41.2
Ty Lawson: 20.6 + 19.6 = 40.2
Jeff Teague: 17.4 + 18.7 = 36.1
Monta Ellis: 21.9 + 13.3 = 35.2
Kyrie Irving: 20.6 + 13.6 = 34.2
Damian Lillard: 20.6 + 13.5 = 34.1
Jrue Holiday: 14.5 + 18.2 = 32.7
Tony Parker: 18.1 + 14.5 = 32.6
Mike Conley: 18.3 + 13.4 = 31.7
Ricky Rubio: 8.7 + 19.9 = 28.6
Steve Blake: 10.0 + 17.6 = 27.6
Kemba Walker: 16.6 + 9.6 = 26.2
Jordan Crawford: 12.4 + 11.4 = 23.8
Jose Calderon: 11.1 + 11.9 = 23.0
Obviously, Rondo's 38.0 points created per game would be a lot closer to Paul's production, which nearly doubles Crawford's. Even if Rondo isn't at full strength, he could potentially create 10 more points per game given the same number of touches — an improvement that would propel the Celtics into the league's top five offenses.


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Thursday, January 27th, 2011Let's tip our wine glasses and bid 'Sayonara' to one of the CataVinos Wine Shoppe much-loved grapistas (my term for wine barista), Eddie Rodriguez.
Eddie, a Catalina Foothills High School graduate, is off to Japan to put his customer service skills plus his University of Arizona Asian Studies degree to work – he'll be managing two tea room/bars and teaching English.
For over two years, Eddie has shown genuine respect to each and every wine shoppe customer, and was always most receptive to individual needs. He quickly mastered the aspects of wine serving, tasting methods, and the palates of the patrons. He took plenty of time to explore his own palate as well – it has become sophisticated and keen (and sometimes, downright jammy).
Eddie is a perpetual learner who will go far in life. Always looking to expand his horizons, on his inaugural tour of the Elgin/Sonoita wine region earlier this month, Eddie got the 'bug,' if you will. By last week, he was already a favorite visitor to the tasting rooms throughout the region. Most inspired by Kief Joshua Manning, I'm certain, I can almost see that advanced degree in oenology and viticulture, and a winery of his own in the future. (I'll bet he's already checking out the University of Melbourne, Kief.)
I wish Eddie much success, and he should consider this my official application for work in his winery's tasting room.
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A car alarm is the simplest and most effective way to protect your car and its contents. At its most basic, a car alarm consists of a sensor which detects if the vehicle has been tampered with, and a siren to scare away the would-be thief and alert nearby citizens. As cars have gotten more advanced, car alarms have followed, and now offer features such as remote start, keyless entry, 2-way paging and more. A wide variety of sensors are now available, from the standard dual-zone shock sensor designed to guard against smashing windows, to digital tilt sensors which prevent potential thieves from taking rims, catalytic converters and other high-value parts. We carry a variety of sensors and alarms from brands such as AutoPage, Viper, Clifford, Python, ScyTek, Omega, Crimestopper and more! Remote start is an extremely popular feature, particularly in particularly cold areas, as it allows you to warm-up both the engine and interior of the car from the comfort of your home. This is a great feature that will make your mornings easier, and can also help extend the life of your engine! Make your life even more convenient with a keyless entry system these products include a special remote that allows you to lock/unlock your car without fumbling for your keys. For the ultimate in car alarm security, look for a 2-Way paging alarm, as they will notify you from a substantial distance if your alarm is set off. These alarms usually include LCD remotes that will provide vibrate or beep alerts if the vehicle is tampered with. Secure your car and your belongings with a car alarm from Sonic Electronix! |