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Ulster Television PLC
17 September 2001
ULSTER TELEVISION plc
Ulster Television ('UTV') today announces its interim results for the period
ended 30 June 2001:
Acquisition on 12 April 2001 of 60% of County Media Limited, a radio
broadcasting business based in Cork.
Impact of UK advertising downturn mitigated by contribution from radio
acquisition, network outperformance and continued cost control.
Group operating profit before amortisation of goodwill increased to £6.90m
(2000: £6.87m).
Group turnover up 2.0% to £20.85m (2000: £20.44m).
Television advertising and sponsorship income down by 4.9% to £18.80m (2000:
£19.77m), compared to an estimated 15% downturn in total ITV advertising.
Share of ITV advertising market increased to a record 2.13% (2000: 1.91%).
Group profit before tax, exceptional item and amortisation of goodwill at £
7.00m (2000: £7.15m).
Adjusted earnings per share up 1.4% to 9.30p (2000: 9.17p).
Interim dividend up 5.6% to 3.80p (2000: 3.60p).
Key Dates:
28 September 2001 - record date for payment of dividend
5 October 2001 - Payment of dividend
For Further Information:
John McCann Ulster Television plc 028 9026 2201
(Managing Director)
Jim Downey Ulster Television plc 028 9026 2176
(Finance Director)
Sarah Moriarty Weber Shandwick 020 7329 0096
Chairman's Statement
Financial Results
Group operating profit before amortisation of goodwill increased to £6.90m
(2000: £6.87m) with a £0.43m reduction in television operating profit to £
6.78m (2000 : £7.21m) being offset by a £0.49m operating profit contribution
from our radio acquisition in April 2001. The operating loss from UTV Internet
was £0.38m which compared with a slightly lower loss of £0.34m for the four
month period in 2000. With a reduction of £0.17m in net interest receivable,
the group profit before tax, amortisation of goodwill and exceptional item was
£7.00m (2000: £7.15m). Adjusted earnings per share were 9.30p (2000: 9.17p).
Interim Dividend
Your Board has declared an interim dividend of 3.80p (2000 : 3.60p) which
represents a 5.6% increase over last year. The dividend will be paid on 5
October 2001 to all shareholders on the Register at the close of business on
28 September 2001.
The year to date has been characterised by the already widely-reported
slowdown in global advertising expenditure. At our Annual General Meeting in
June 2001 I reported that despite positive market conditions in Ireland we
would not be immune to a reduction in national advertising budgets in ITV.
In the six months under review, television advertising and sponsorship income
decreased by £0.97m to £18.80m (2000: £19.77m). This represented a 4.9%
reduction over the comparable period last year. Nevertheless, in the context
of an estimated 15% downturn in total ITV advertising, this was a creditable
outperformance of the network which gave us a record 2.13% (2000: 1.91%) share
of the total ITV market.
We had set ourselves the objective of containing our total television
operating costs at the same level as 2000, a challenging goal in light of the
significant cost reductions achieved over the previous two years. I am pleased
to report that we improved upon our own targets, thereby maintaining our
television operating margin and substantially offsetting the decline in
revenue. This performance resulted in television operating profit of £6.78m
for the period, £0.43m lower than the figure for last year.
The acquisition of 60% of County Media Limited was completed on 12 April 2001
and the results for the period since that date are consolidated in these
Local radio advertising revenue in Ireland has not been subject to the same
downward pressures experienced elsewhere in the global media market and growth
in radio advertising for County Media in the period from acquisition to 30
June 2001 was 6.3%.
County Media operating profit before goodwill amortisation in the period was £
0.49m on turnover of £1.29m. Audited accounts of County Media Limited for the
year ended 31 December 2000 showed operating profits before goodwill
amortisation of IR£2.3m on turnover of IR£6.4m.
County Media's three radio stations in Cork City and County continue to enjoy
a commanding share of listenership in the region. The latest Joint National
Listenership Research findings published in August 2001 showed that 96FM
averaged a 58% share of listenership and a 63% reach while 103FM averaged 47%
and 55% respectively.
The operating loss in UTV Internet of £0.38m compared to a loss of £0.34m in
the four month period last year. Despite the difficult market conditions
experienced by many internet businesses, UTV Internet increased its total
subscriber base by over 25% in the first six months of 2001. These
subscribers, now exceeding 40,000, are a broad base of both business and
residential customers, across the island of Ireland.
The UTV website continued to support our on-screen programming and news
provision and now delivers over 1.2 million pages per month, double the number
of six months ago.
Channel Three News Limited
The consortium company comprising 20% holdings by each of Bloomberg, BSkyB,
CBS, Chrysalis and Ulster Television applied for, and achieved, nominated news
provider status thus enabling it to enter into competition with ITN for the
provision of ITV's national and international news service. Channel Three News
subsequently responded to ITV's tender process by submitting an application
based upon a high quality and innovative news service at a competitive price.
The application is currently being considered by the ITV Network Centre.
Despite consumer spending in the UK remaining strong, uncertainties about the
global economy continue to dampen expectations of growth in television
advertising revenue. In this environment, the market has adopted a short term
focus and, with advertisers wary of forward commitment, it is increasingly
difficult to forecast advertising revenue. Many industry observers are
predicting that a return to growth is not likely until 2002 and, for budgeting
purposes, we have adopted this cautious approach. Nevertheless, we do expect
to continue to outperform the ITV network average and to end the year with an
improved share over 2000. Cost control will continue to be a key factor in the
second half of 2001.
By its nature, the market in local radio advertising tends to be short term,
but our stations in Cork continue to experience positive growth and, at this
stage, we expect to achieve improved profitability.
We signalled our intention to bring our internet business to profitability
earlier than originally forecast and we are on target to move into profit in
the second half of this year.
J B McGuckian
17 September 2001
Ulster Television plc
Group Profit & Loss Account
For the six months ended 30 June 2001 Unaudited Audited
Six months Year Ended
ended 31 December
30 June
2001 2000 2000
Notes £'000 £'000 £'000
Continuing Operations
Ongoing 19,561 20,443 40,818
Acquisition - County Media 1,292 0 0
______ ______ ______
Group turnover 2 20,853 20,443 40,818
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Operating profit
Continuing Operations
Ongoing 6,408 6,872 13,415
Acquisition - County Media 490 0 0
---------- --------- -------------
Group operating profit before 6,898 6,872 13,415
amortisation of goodwill
Amortisation of goodwill
Continuing Operations
Ongoing (216) (145) (360)
Acquisition - County Media (368) 0 0
______ ______ ______
3 (584) (145) (360)
Group operating profit
Continuing Operations
Ongoing 6,192 6,727 13,055
Acquisition - County Media 122 0 0
______ ______ ______
2 6,314 6,727 13,055
Exceptional item - profit on disposal 4 0 13,378 13,378
of listed investment
Interest receivable 379 362 799
Interest payable (280) (88) (219)
______ ______ ______
Profit on ordinary activities before 6,413 20,379 27,013
Taxation on profit on ordinary (2,055) (6,116) (7,933)
______ ______ ______
Profit for the period 4,358 14,263 19,080
Ordinary dividends (1,997) (1,892) (4,572)
______ ______ ______
Transfer to reserves 2,361 12,371 14,508
===== ===== =====
Earnings per share 5
Diluted 8.21p 26.71p 35.68p
Basic (FRS 14) 8.29p 27.14p 36.31p
Adjusted 9.30p 9.17p 18.34p
Diluted adjusted 9.02p 8.99p 17.88p
===== ===== =====
Dividend per share 3.80p 3.60p 8.70p
===== ===== =====
Statement of Recognised Gains and
Profit for the financial period 4,358 14,263 19,080
Exchange difference on retranslation (368) 0 0
of net assets of subsidiary
______ ______ ______
Recognised gains for the period 3,990 14,263 19,080
===== ===== =====
Ulster Television plc
Group Balance Sheet
Unaudited Unaudited Audited
30 June 30 June 31 December
Notes 2001 2000 2000
£'000 £'000 £'000
Fixed Assets
Tangible assets 7,675 6,965 7,262
Intangible assets - goodwill 3 27,385 4,181 3,965
Investments 1 1 1
_______ _______ _______
35,061 11,147 11,228
_______ _______ _______
Current assets
Stocks 2,232 1,448 2,207
Debtors 7,995 6,381 6,985
Short-term cash deposits 9,148 15,235 14,736
Cash at bank and in hand 1,155 2,528 3,141
_______ _______ _______
20,530 25,592 27,069
Creditors - due within one year
Creditors (13,016) (15,285) (14,786)
Debentures 6 (17,116) 0 0
_______ _______ _______
(30,132) (15,285) (14,786)
Net current (liabilities)/assets (9,602) 10,307 12,283
_______ _______ _______
Total assets less current liabilities 25,459 21,454 23,511
Creditors - due after one year
Convertible loan notes 7 (3,750) (3,750) (3,750)
Amounts due for film rights (289) (175) (329)
Provision for liabilities and charges (52) (291) (57)
_______ _______ _______
Net assets 2 21,368 17,238 19,375
======= ======= =======
Shareholders' funds
Called-up equity share capital 2,627 2,627 2,627
Share premium account 125 125 125
Revenue reserves 18,616 14,486 16,623
_______ _______ _______
Equity shareholders' funds 8 21,368 17,238 19,375
======= ======= =======
Ulster Television plc
Statement of Group Cash Flows
For the six months ended 30 June 2001
Unaudited Audited
Six Months ended Year Ended
30 June 31 December
2001 2000 2000
Notes £'000 £'000 £'000
Net cash inflow from operating 9 5,777 4,890 11,167
Returns on investments and 228 315 654
servicing of finance
Taxation (3,245) (737) (4,436)
Capital expenditure & (646) 13,146 12,237
financial investment
Acquisitions (4,512) (570) (572)
Equity dividends paid (2,680) (2,312) (4,204)
-------------- ----------- -------------
Cash (outflow)/inflow before use of (5,078) 14,732 14,846
liquid resources and financing
Decrease/(increase) in cash on 5,415 (15,085) (14,586)
Financing (2,323) 0 0
-------------- ------------- -------------
(Decrease)/increase in cash in (1,986) (353) 260
the period
======== ======= =======
Reconciliation of net cashflow
to movement in net debt
£'000 £'000 £'000
(Decrease)/increase in cash in (1,986) (353) 260
the period
Cash (inflow)/outflow from (5,415) 15,085 14,586
(decrease)/increase in cash on
Repayment of loans and 2,323 0 0
-------------- ------------- -------------
Change in net debt arising (5,078) 14,732 14,846
from cash flows
Debentures/loan notes issued (18,031) (3,750) (3,750)
on acquisitions
Loan acquired on acquisition (2,343) 0 0
Translation difference 383 0 0
-------------- ------------- -------------
Movement in net (debt)/funds (25,069) 10,982 11,096
in the period
Opening net funds 14,127 3,031 3,031
-------------- ------------- -------------
Closing net (debt)/funds (10,942) 14,013 14,127
======== ======= =======
Ulster Television plc
Notes to the Unaudited Interim Financial Information
1. Basis of preparation
The interim financial information has been prepared on the basis of the
accounting policies set out in the Company's 2000 statutory accounts.
Although the interim results are unaudited, the auditors have carried out
a review and their report to the Company is set out in this Interim
Statement. The results for the year ended 31 December 2000 are an abridged
extract of the Company's full accounts which have been filed with the
registrar of Companies and on which the auditors have issued an
unqualified report. The financial information contained in this Statement
does not constitute full accounts within the meaning of Article 262 of the
Companies (Northern Ireland) Order 1986.
2. Segmental analysis
The group operates in three principal areas of activity - commercial
television, internet and radio. Turnover is generated principally from
the UK and Ireland with all radio activity generated in the Republic
of Ireland. Turnover, group operating profit on ordinary activities
before tax and net assets are analysed as follows:
Total Intersegmental Sales to
Sales Sales
Area of Activity Third Parties
(a) TURNOVER
£'000 £'000 £'000
6 months ended June 30 2001
Television 19,022 (51) 18,971
Internet 620 (30) 590
Radio 1,320 (28) 1,292
______ ____ ______
Total 20,962 (109) 20,853
====== ====== ======
6 months ended June 30 2000
Television 20,296 (200) 20,096
Internet 347 0 347
Radio 0 0 0
________ _____ ______
Total 20,643 (200) 20,443
======== ====== ======
Year ended 31 December 2000
Television 40,412 (463) 39,949
Internet 869 0 869
Radio 0 0 0
_______ ______ ______
Total 41,281 (463) 40,818
======== ====== ======
(b) GROUP OPERATING PROFIT
Period ended Period ended Year ended
30 June 2001 30 June 2000 31 December 2000
£'000 £'000 £'000
Group operating profit before amortisation of goodwill
Television 6,784 7,214 14,256
Internet (376) (342) (841)
Radio 490 0 0
_______ ________ ________
Total 6,898 6,872 13,415
Amortisation of goodwill
Television 0 0 0
Internet (216) (145) (360)
Radio (368) 0 0
_______ _______ ________
Total (584) (145) (360)
Group operating profit
Television 6,784 7,214 14,256
Internet (592) (487) (1,201)
Radio 122 0 0
_______ _______ _________
Total 6,314 6,727 13,055
======== ====== ======
(c) NET ASSETS
Period ended Period ended Year ended
30 June 2001 30 June 2000 31 December 2000
£'000 £'000 £'000
Television 10,765 8,083 9,286
Internet 3,58 463 186
Radio 140 0 0
______ ________ _________
11,263 8,546 9,472
Unallocated Net 10,105 8,692 9,903
________ ________ _________
21,368 17,238 19,375
======== ======== =========
Unallocated net assets comprise cash, short term cash deposits,
investments, loan notes, debentures, taxation, goodwill and proposed
3. Goodwill
Goodwill arising from the purchase of UTV Internet Limited and County
Media Limited is being amortised over estimated useful lives of 10 and 20
years respectively.
4. Exceptional items
Profit on disposal of listed investment
On 16 February 2000 the Company sold its remaining shareholding in
Societe Europeenne des Satellites for £14,077,000 resulting in a profit of
£13,378,000. The taxation on the capital gain arising amounted to £
5. Earnings per share
Basic earnings per share, in accordance with Financial Reporting
Standard No14 (FRS 14), is calculated on the weighted average number of
shares in issue during the period being 52,546,600 (June 2000 :
52,546,600) and is based on the profit for the financial period after
taxation of £4,358,000 (June 2000: £14,263,000).
Diluted earnings per share is calculated on 54,177,035 shares (June
2000 : 53,663,557 shares) reflecting the dilutive potential of the
Convertible Loan Notes of 1,630,435 shares (June 2000 : 1,086,957 shares).
The calculation is based on profit for the period of £4,447,000 (June 2000
: £14,325,000) reflecting an adjustment for net interest payable on
Convertible Loan Notes of £89,000 (June 2000 : £62,000).
An adjusted earnings per share has been calculated to exclude the
impact of profit on sale of investments, net interest receivable and
goodwill amortisation. The adjusted earnings per share is based on
operating profits and is intended to provide a comparable measure of
historical performance.
Six months Year
ended ended
30 June 31
2001 2000 2000
P p p
Diluted earnings per share 8.21 26.71 35.68
To reflect the dilutive potential of the Convertible
Loan Notes
0.08 0.43 0.63
______ ______ _______
Basic (FRS 14) earnings per share 8.29 27.14 36.31
Profit on disposal of listed investment 0.00 (25.46) (25.46)
Net interest receivable (0.18) (0.52) (1.10)
Goodwill amortisation 1.11 0.27 0.68
Taxation relating to the above items 0.08 7.74 7.91
______ ______ ______
Adjusted earnings per share 9.30 9.17 18.34
To reflect the dilutive potential of the Convertible
Loan Notes
(0.28) (0.18) (0.46)
______ ______ ______
Diluted adjusted earnings per share 9.02 8.99 17.88
====== ====== ======
6. Debentures
Debentures amounting to £IR23.10m were issued during the period as
part consideration for the acquisition of County Media Limited bearing
interest at Euribor minus 1% and during the period £IR0.51m of the
guaranteed debentures were redeemed for cash. £IR10.98m of the
debentures are guaranteed by Ulster Television plc.
7. Convertible loan notes
In the year 2000, Convertible loan notes amounting to £3.75m were
issued as part consideration for the acquisition of UTV Internet
Limited and bear interest at Northern Bank base rate plus 0.45%. The
loan notes are convertible into ordinary shares of 5p each fully paid
in the Company on the basis of one ordinary share for each £2.30 of
nominal value of loan notes.
8. Reconciliation of movements in shareholders' funds
Six months ended Year
30 June 31
2001 2000 2000
£'000 £'000 £'000
Opening Balance 19,375 4,867 4,867
Profit for the period 4,358 14,263 19,080
Dividends (1,997) (1,892) (4,572)
Exchange difference on retranslation of net
assets of subsidiary undertaking (368) 0 0
________ ________ ________
Closing Balance 21,368 17,238 19,375
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9. Reconciliation of operating profit to net cashflow from operating activites
Six months ended Year
30 June 31
2001 2000 2000
£'000 £'000 £'000
Operating profit before amortiation of goodwill 6,898 6,872 13,415
Depreciation charges 727 631 1,321
Profit on sale of tangible fixed assets (11) (18) (20)
Increase in stocks (25) (277) (1,036)
Decrease/(increase) in debtors 473 (318) (935)
Decrease in creditors (2,280) (746) (90)
Decrease in provisions (5) (26) (260)
______ ______ ________
5,777 6,118 12.395
Exceptional items - restructuring costs 0 (1,228) (1,228)
______ ______ ________
Net cash inflow from operating activities 5,777 4,890 11,167
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Cavan Ventures Completes First Phase Ground Program at Pythonga
Cavan Ventures Inc.(TSXV:CVN) announced that it has completed a first phase ground program at its Pythonga rare earth property in Quebec.
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The program, completed in Q4 2012, consisted of channel sampling, limited line cutting, limited radiometric survey, surface delimiting for future stripping and prospecting under the guidance of C.D.G.C. inc. from St-Lazare, Qc.. A total of 42 samples has been sent to ALS Minerals lab located in North Vancouver, BC. and the Company is eagerly awaiting results.
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Plunket says look to your children when you quit on Smokefree Day
Plunket says parents wanting to quit smoking on Smokefree day need look no further than to their children for the best reasons – and for their support.
Plunket fully endorses the theme for 2014 World Smokefree Day on 31st May, which is 'Quit now. It's about whānau.'
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"A smokefree pregnancy is best for mother and baby. "Exposure to second-hand smoke increases the risk of SUDI (Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy) and respiratory infections. "There's no safe level of smoke exposure for babies and children who are unable to move away from its poisons" said Elaine.
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Zeb, Sounds like you have a plan. I like your IC and #6 Plan. Your logic on the amount of pellets, makes sense to me, at those ranges. Four shells, better load those autos as single shots. Best of luck, and let us know the results.
I've posted before that I participate in a competition pheasant hunt at the Ringneck Festival in Huron, SD. Been doing it for 12 years. 6 guys on a team and each hunter gets 4 shells. I am in some disagreement with these guys as to the correct shot size and choke to use in this competition. Most of the shots taken are 30-35 yards or less. Generally going away shots over a pointing dog. For this event I elect to shoot #6 shot through an IC choke. We all shoot Benelli autos. Everyone else insists on shooting #4's with a Mod choke. I realized that in most cases and if you are on the bird it isn't going to matter, BUT we seem to be having more misses and more crippled birds with the 4's and Mod. My thinking is that you want a more open choke and more pellets. Here's an example: comparing 1 1/4 oz. 12 ga. loads there are 65% more pellets in loads with 6 shot than those with 4 shot. I never use 7 1/2 shot for wild pheasants but for this competition I'm not so sure they might not be a good choice. Now I realize every gun patterns differently and until we pattern each guy's gun we won't know which load is best. Next year I plan to get everyone together and have them pattern their guns with #4's and Mod. Then I'll have them switch to 6's and IC to compare.
I thought this was an interesting issue that might get some good discussion on this site. So let me know what you think. Thanks!
Zeb, Sounds like you have a plan. I like your IC and #6 Plan. Your logic on the amount of pellets, makes sense to me, at those ranges. Four shells, better load those autos as single shots. Best of luck, and let us know the results.
Zeb, Have you ever tried 7 shot. You can buy factory 7 shot that is made in England. The shot size is actually 6.66 in the English measure system. I reload them with true 7 shot and for a first shot over a pointing dog like Elle, They are deadly on Wild Pheasant. I then follow them with a 6 shot in my O/U. For Chokes I use an IC first barrel and a Light Mod/Skeet2 in the second barrel. When you are doing the pattern stuff give them a try. You may like what you see. I agree the 4 shot out of Mod. Choke at those ranges are going by the bird like a rifle shot. At 25-35 yards you are just beginning to get a decent pattern from them, that is thin due to shot size.
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I agree with your # 6s through an IC choke for those ranges. Ive read that # 6s traveling at moderate velocities can penetrate to the vitals of a pheasant out to about 45 yds. My own observations back that theory up pretty well.
If you were going to limit your range to 35 yds, #7.5s would work but a good gunner can kill birds at twice that range so its pretty limiting.
I shoot a lot of pen raised pheasants in training and for spaniel field trials, the majority of shots taken are well over 40 yds in order to provide a meaningful retrieve for the dogs & I sometimes take shots well beyond what Id consider ethical for wild birds. Ive learned that I can kill pheasants as far away as I can hit them w/ 1 ¼ oz of # 5s but I sometimes put # 4s in my top barrel reserved for an anchor shot on a cripple.
I realize the proof will come in patterning the guns with various loads, size shot and chokes. I thought maybe someone had done some pattern work along these lines and could give some good hands on experience.
I know that more shot does not necessarily mean more pellets in the kill zone. In the mid 80's before I had a 3" 12 ga. I did some pattern work for turkey hunting using both 1 1/4 oz. and 1 1/2 oz loads. Using a Remington 870 with a full choke I would consistantly put more pellets in the kill zone with the 1 1/4 oz. loads. It's been said for many years that the 1 1/4 oz. loads in a 12 ga. is the optimum load. I think sometimes trying to stuff too much shot down the barrel results in blown patterns. But each gun is different and that's why we need to pattern them to see what works best.
What shell and choke to use?? Seems to be a universal question and...it depends.
I shoot a 20ga, Gold, Auto. And I seem to be more consistent with 7.5's and Imp. Cyl. However, without my dog (blind) I used 3"-6's and was successful. One hunter used #5 and seemed to have fewer cripples. His gun was 12 ga, mod.coke, Remington 1100.
I recently reviewed the number of pellets in various shells - very interesting...
Lead shell: 1.25-7.5's have 437 pellets; #6 - 281 and #4 - 169. What a difference. I guess if you are a crack shot , 4's work. I seem to need all the pellets possible and still kill the bird vs cripple.
Hope this helps with this persistent question.
I would support the use of imp cyl. in single barrel guns with #6 or even #71/2 shot, for avg. shooters at reasonable ranges of 35-40 yards. I'd use a 11/4ths to 13/8ths ounce of high antimony shot, or nickle plated since the demise of copper plating, ( now copper washed nonsense). English #7's an excellent choice in whats called a "high pheasant" load. British seem to value pattern as opposed to powder and throw weight, lots of short chambered 12's with 1 ounce loads killing lighter feathered semi wild pheasants. Their shooters by our standards are very experienced, shoot long range driven birds regularly at ranges we would view as extreme. Unfortunately few of us get the chance to learn to shoot at these ranges, so probably better to restrict range and use pattern density to increase number of leathal hits in general, but the gun will tell you with a pattern test.
Please re-read my original post or keep in mind that I'm not talking about normal pheasant hunting here. It's during a hunting competition with each shooter limited to 4 shells in which to harvest 3 birds. So shots are very selective. In addition you are talking about 6 seasoned hunters with above average shooting skills.
As long as everyone is giving their opinion I might as well give mine.
If you truly are holding your distances to 35 yards and under, IC and #6 should be fine as you have dogs for recovering the birds.
However, for normal hunting I would not rule out #4 shot as a very useful shot size, especially in windy conditions or late season. My own personal experiences are that I have had very few birds that were shot with #4's that were still alive when picked up. I can't say that about #6 shot. I started using #4 shot for the majority of my hunting probably 5 years ago and it has drastically reduced the amount of cripples or unrecoverable birds from my observations.


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I felt in the morning I wanted an area that awakened our family's senses visually. So I decided to do a bubble dream mural of orange, purple, royal blue, periwinkle and silver. Plus it helps my 17-month-old daughter recite her colors in a fun way while eating her oatmeal!!!
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Winter Anti-DUI Crackdown arrests down from last year
FORTUNA- Fifteen days into the Winter Anti-DUI Crackdown, the Avoid 8 DUI Task Force says they've made less arrests this year than in 2013.
As of Friday morning, 22 people have been arrested in Humboldt County for driving under the influence. That number is down from the 52 arrests made last year during the same time period. As part of the anti-dui campaign, the task force will continue saturated patrols across the county through January first.
"It's been great to see these numbers so low," Task Force Coordinator Sgt. Charles Ellebrecht said. "Our preliminary traffic numbers as far as dui traffic collisions look like they're down as well. So we'll have those final numbers after the first. But as of this point, those numbers are down as well. Which is excellent. You know, ideally we'd like to see those numbers at zero, but a 50 percent cut compared to last year is definitely a great improvement."


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We usually think of fitness in terms of cardiovascular efficiency, strength, and flexibility. Add balance training to the list. For most of us, staying steady under ordinary circumstances like walking, running, and standing, is easy. We take it for granted. But it is only easy because of years of experience beginning with those first tentative infant efforts to sit up and the many early failures when gravity prevails.
Proprioception is the ability of your body to interpret and use information about your position in space. Through a complex system of environmental feedback translating cues from the bottom of your feet, the relation of your inner ear to gravity, and from visual cues, your body senses which muscles to switch on or off to maintain your desired position.
When the information received is too complex to process, the system is overwhelmed and balance is lost. With experience, even the most challenging circumstances can be mastered. Learning how to ride a bike, ice skate, ski, or tightrope are examples of difficult, dynamic challenges to equilibrium.
If you have ever experienced an inner ear infection, you know just how well your sense of balance ordinarily works because when the system malfunctions, neurological chaos results. The world swims around you and you cannot bring it to order.
An inability to settle space around your body and move freely in an upright position is one of the most unpleasant experiences a human can suffer. According to American Running Board Member Ron Lawrence, M.D., "balance ability diminishes markedly with age." From age 25 to age 75, the loss of balance ability can be a staggering 75 percent.
The good news is that balance can be improved and expanded from your baseline with practice. Improvements in balance can result in improvements in coordination, athletic skill, and posture resulting in fewer injuries, and greater stability as we age.
Carrying this increased kinesthetic awareness and efficiency to the rest of your workout with running and weight training increases the effectiveness and safety of your overall training. Many coaches and trainers add balance training to the tools they offer athletes.
American Running Editorial Board Member Michael Yessis, Ph.D., suggests the following simple test runners can use to evaluate their balance.
Stand with your feet in a line--with heel to toe contact--and close your eyes. If you can maintain your balance for 30 seconds, that's pretty good. If you're wobbling right from the start, your baseline balance ability is poor.
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You don't need to run out and buy a unicycle. You can try adding five to 10 minutes of balance exercises to your warm up or cool down. Standing on one leg, walking across a low beam, standing on a mini-trampoline, and using large gymnastic balls in a variety of ways can all challenge and improve your balance.
Look for safe ways to introduce new balance challenges into your routine. Challenging your proprioceptic system will improve your balance the same way increasing running will improve your running performance.
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North Side theater is X-rated — for Hollywood
More than one person passing the former Garden Theater in the North Side did a double-take Thursday, likely wondering whether a decade of working to rid the block of porn establishments suddenly reversed.
Workers replaced the neon on the old X-rated theater's dilapidated sign. Next door, a painter finished the words "Adult Books and Videos" on the old Apache Bar facade, while others put finishing touches on the Trenton Tattoo parlor, complete with neon lights and spray-painted graffiti.
"(Former) Mayor Murphy took a nap, and here's what happened," painter Darien D'Alfonso joked.
Turns out it's just movie magic.
A production crew for the film "One For the Money" starring Katherine Heigl is transforming the blighted city block into a seedy Trenton, N.J., street; filming starts Wednesday.
That means bringing the exterior of the Garden back to life and creating fake businesses, including a hoagie shop, from vacant storefronts.
"From our perspective, it's quite ironic, but at the same time it's exciting," said Joanna Doven, spokeswoman for Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl. "There are good positive things happening in that area."
The city spent millions in a lengthy legal battle to clear dilapidated buildings from the section of North Avenue near Allegheny General Hospital before it bought the Garden for $1.1 million in 2007.
"I think it's great if it's bringing the city some money," neighbor Laurie Charlton said about the movie production. "Everybody in the neighborhood is excited about this block coming back to life."
The Northside Leadership Conference is accepting redevelopment proposals for the Garden and surrounding buildings. A meeting about the redevelopment is scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday in the Children's Museum.
"It's a new day there soon," Doven said.
For a little while longer, though, it will look like the old days.
"I think it's kinda stupid," North Side resident William McCue said. "They could have just been here three or four years ago, and everything would have been open for them."


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Time to reveal my plays of the week. These are the 10 games I would bet on if I were a degenerate gambler. For those who don't know already, the first team listed is my pick, unless it's an over/under selection. Odds provided by DocSports. If I were you, I'd bet on these games. You can thank me (or hate me) later. I went 7-4 last week (I accidentally picked 11 games) and I'm hitting 59% on the season (47-34), so heed my advice!
Note: Because I accidentally picked 11 games last week, I'm picking 9 this week.
Auburn -24 vs. Florida Atlantic
The Tigers keep the offense rolling as Nick Marshall has another big day.
Auburn 56, FAU 21
Tennessee +28 at Alabama
This should be an easy game for Bama, but the Vols play hard and should keep this loss fairly respectable.
Alabama 31, Tennessee 10
Texas +2 at TCU
The Longhorns win their fourth in a row as their ground game pounds the Horned Frogs.
Texas 31, TCU 21
Stanford -4 at Oregon State
Sean Mannion comes down to earth a bit and the Cardinal suffocate the Beavers in Corvallis.
Stanford 29, Oregon State 17
Louisiana-Monroe -12 vs. Georgia State
The Panthers remain winless as Brayle Brown has his first stellar game for the Warhawks.
ULM 35, Georgia State 18
Baylor -35.5 at Kansas
If any team stops Baylor this year, it's not going to be Kansas. I think we'll see another 60+ point effort.
Baylor 66, Kansas 21
Hawaii +3 vs. Colorado State
After just falling short last week, the Warriors get their first win of the season against the Rams.
Hawaii 34, Colorado State 27
Iowa -4 vs. Northwestern
The Wildcats are reeling and might be without Kain Colter again. Hawkeyes get the win after playing Buckeyes tough last week.
Iowa 24, Northwestern 17
NC State +32 at Florida State
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COVINGTON, La. -- A federal lawsuit brought by a group of monks fighting for the right to sell handcrafted caskets without a state license is set to go to trial Monday (June 6) in New Orleans.
U.S. District Judge Stanwood Duval ruled in April that lawyers representing monks from St. Joseph Abbey near Covington could attempt to prove that a state law restricting casket sales to licensed funeral directors amounts to unconstitutional economic protectionism.
The monks' legal team, from the Virginia-based Institute of Justice, seeks to have that statute stricken. It expects the bench trial to last several days, said Jeffrey Rowes, the group's senior lawyer.
St. Joseph Abbey opened a woodshop in 2007 to sell handcrafted cypress funeral boxes for $1,500 to $2,000, which is cheaper than caskets from typical funeral homes. They hoped the sales would finance medical and educational needs for more than 30 monks.
But the state Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors issued a cease-and-desist letter to the abbey before it sold a single casket. The board cited a law that carried thousands of dollars in fines and up to 180 days' imprisonment for anyone selling funeral boxes without first paying fees and meeting exhaustive licensing requirements.
The abbey, led by Abbot Justin Brown and woodshop director Deacon Mark Coudrain, defied those demands and continued selling its caskets. The monks' lawsuit argues that the statute violates 14th Amendment clauses of due process, privileges of immunities and equal protection.
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Lawyers representing the state funeral industry asked the court to dismiss the monks' suit, but Duval refused to grant it. His ruling read in part, "Purely private interest legislation does not protect the general welfare; it treats one group of people differently from another group because of a raw exercise of political power."
Rowes thinks the U.S. Supreme Court ultimately will have to settle the matter. Two federal appeals courts have ruled that governments cannot enrich private interests by restricting competition, while a third federal appeals court disagreed.
Michael Rasch, the attorney for the state Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors, has said the board is simply properly enforcing a law created by Louisiana's Legislature.
[Ramon Antonio Vargas writes for The Times-Picayune in New Orleans.]
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Thomas H. Austin Sr. of Mora, Minn., formerly of Spring Lake Park Minn., passed away suddenly on July 4, 2013.
Tom was loved by many and hated by none. Tom was a wonderful husband, father, grand- father, brother, father-in-law and friend. A man who won the hearts of many. A kind hearted man willing to go the extra mile to help anyone in need, putting his needs last. He was a loving and caring man who accepted you for who you were and did not judge. A man of many talents who could fix anything. If you knew him you knew him for his talents. He will be missed by many.
Preceded in death by mother, Gladys (Tootie) Sommers; father, George Austin; granddaughter, Ivannah Moriah Finn-Austin.
Survived by sons, Thomas Jr. (Jaemi), Cory (Stacey), Matthew (Jackie); daughter, Pamela (Andy); grandchildren, Caila, Faith, Jason, Breanna, Brandon, Brylee, Dehlia, Carter; significant other, Jorgi Hansen, son Kyle; mother to his children, Diane (Whaley) Austin; sisters, Judy, Joy, Jeorgette, Jill; brothers, John, Jim, lots of friends and family.
Memorial service to be held at 2 p.m. on July 14, 2013, The Harvest Grill at Bunker Hills, 12800 Bunker Prairie Drive, Coon Rapids, MN 55448. Lunch will follow service. 763-755-1234. www.bunkerhillsgolf.com. Memorials preferred in lieu of flowers; please direct to 2912 6th Ave. Anoka, MN 55303


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On September 29th in New York City, a cross generational gathering of some of the brightest stars and biggest names in folk music gathered in Town Hall for a one-night only concert performance. Cameras captured the Unforgettable night in a documentary called ANOTHER DAY/ANOTHER TIME: CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF "INSIDE LLEWYN DAVIS."
The film, inspired by and including music from the forthcoming Coen Brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis, which is set in the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960s was shot live and includes performance by legends and rising stars from both folk and contemporary music - including Joan Baez, Patti Smith, Jack White, Marcus Mumford, the Avett Brothers, Rhiannon Giddens, Punch Brothers, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Willie Watson, The Milk Carton Kids, Colin Meloy, Lake Street Dive, and the star of Inside Llewyn Davis, Oscar Isaac.
Produced by Inside Llewyn Davis's writer/director/producers Joel and Ethan Coen, executive music producer T Bone Burnett, and producer Scott Rudin, the star-studded documentary reunites Burnett and the Coens, together the creators of O Brother, Where Art Thou? ANOTHER DAY, ANOTHER TIME will air on Showtime, Friday, December 13 at 10 PM. ET/PT. Get a first look below!


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Owen was spotted visiting Kate's Pacific Palisades home this past Friday afternoon Sept 15th.
There it is, after chatters and speculation of romance hit "You, Me and Dupree" co-stars, Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson, soon following their being spotted vacationing in Hawaii, the twosome seemingly won't hide it from public for any longer.
Talk is heating up on Hudson and Wilson are, indeed, a couple after the hunk was seen visiting the actress' Pacific Palisades home this past Friday afternoon September 15th, 2006.
Earlier on in the day, Kate was seen took her son Ryder Robinson for a bike ride, whereas nearby Owen was spotted picking up a pair of swimming googles during that time.
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Jyske Bank rates Nokia a buy because of Windows Phone 8
Because Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 have the same core, and with the latter supporting DirectX, PC games can be easily produced for Windows Phone handsets. Jyske Bank says that this alone could be of interest to the 200 million game console owners who could play the same games on their phone and have it look exactly the same. And unlike Windows Phone 7, the newer OS supports security requirements for businesses and also offers up-to-date software improvements such as improved voice recognition, integration of Nokia navigation and Skype, ability to make digital payments, and a new and improved IE browser.
the lack of a full update for current Windows 7.5 phones. Microsoft will send existing Windows Phone units an update to WP 7.8 which will bring users the same new start page that will be on Windows Phone 8. The bank sees Nokia launching Windows Phone 8 models in 2 to 4 months and says it is imperative for Nokia to have the new phones ready to be released as fast as possible to make sure the Finnish based handset manufacturer doesn't lose momentum. The bank sees the new handsets getting introduced during Nokia World in September.
Yes, Jyske Bank has given the shares of Nokia a buy recommendation, but the financial institution reiterates that it is an investment only for those who can afford the risk and are long-term investors. The bank says that if Nokia can use the updated OS to grab 10% of the global smartphone market, the shares will soar. And while that is kind of a "Duh" statement, so is their assessment that "it is not unlikely that Nokia has started too late and in the end risks going bankrupt."
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1. Osman (Posts: 44; Member since: 07 May 2012)
Way to go Nokia and Microsoft :) Have a bright future u 2!
2. CLINTONW25 (Posts: 38; Member since: 14 Jun 2011)
i didnt like windows at first but after seeing windows phone 8 im sold
3. biglou508 (Posts: 11; Member since: 17 May 2012)
nokia is not a buy for me with windows 8 coming you have now htc and samsung coming into the party with hd screens and s4 processors i think microsoft this time around wants there phones high end with the hd screens and processors as i said i dont think nokia can build phones like that i look at them just as i do with rim
4. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
How old are you kid>?
Microsoft policy is very strictly and there is no excuses. They dictate which hardware must be put in. If they say s4 and hd screen, there will be s4 cpu and hd screen. As simple as that. Doesn't matter who makes phones.
7. biglou508 (Posts: 11; Member since: 17 May 2012)
well im a grown mature man unlike yourself. going by your name and your kid comment mr. internet tough guy who probably still lives with his parents or atleast one of them im guessing mom arent you? unlike you i cant stick around i have a job, and a lovely volleyball playing girlfriend to take out around the city boston when i get off. so take care and please respond but idk i wont read it since i have better things to get to.
6. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
pey u dont have a clue about moblies looking at samsung which dont even had their own OS. if u know history NOKIA is the top of the line OEM besides it looks bad now in market does not mean they cant do. besides name one thing Samsung/HTC made out of themselves rather copies of Apple with Google support .on the other hand nokia always bring different non copied stuff


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BIRDS of prey found dead in a Gwynedd quarry could have been poisoned.
Simon Hugheston Roberts, of RSPB Cymru, said the circumstances surrounding the deaths of the peregrine falcons at a quarry in Dyffryn Nantlle were "highly suspicious."
He added: "We have had a number of incidents of peregrine falcons being illegally persecuted in North Wales.
"The circumstances are highly suspicious and we are concerned that perhaps poisoned bait has been brought back to the nest by one of the parents resulting in the tragic death of all four birds."
PC Dewi Evans, of North Wales Police, said the birds were found in a nest on a very steep cliff, and it had not been possible to recover them.
He added: "From the photograph it appears that one of the four is an adult, with the other three being chicks, which were only a week or so away from fledgling.
"According to the RSPB it would be highly unusual for the four to die, and foul play is highly probable."
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The School Board of Levy County gained another member last week with the governor's appointment of Cameron Asbell to fill the vacant position left by Billy Morrison.
The father of three said that he is excited to serve the people of Bronson and Levy County. "I think the most valuable thing I bring to the School Board is that I have small children. Any decision I make is going to affect my children," Asbell said. "That's a big thing. There's not a week that goes by that I'm not going to the school."
Marsha Drew, who recently ended her term as vice mayor of Yankeetown, brings a diverse wealth of experiences to the Levy County Commission that she will join on Tuesday.
Drew, who was named to an interim appointment by Gov. Charlie Crist on March 6, will occupy the seat held by suspended District 3 Commissioner Sammy Yearty. Yearty and District 1 County Commissioner Tony Parker were indicted on federal charges in October, and suspended by Crist in early November.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Allen Mack, 36, of Williston, on charges of kidnapping and felony battery.
Mack allegedly beat a family member last Wednesday and drove her to a site in Marion County with the intent to kill and bury her, according to a release by the Williston Police Department.
The victim escaped and was helped by a resident who called the Marion County Sheriff's Office. Mack fled the scene and is being sought.
For over 25 years the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life has been raising awareness of cancer across the county. This year in preparation for the 2009 Williston Relay the local committee is holding a community wide kick-off each month.
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* Angel House Thrift store is open on Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Located at Holy Family Parish, 17353 NE 27A, Williston.
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* Lions Club 7:30 p.m., Lions Club 401 S.E. Sixth Ave.
* Levy Veterans Support Group, 7 p.m., Williston City Hall.
* AA Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Thompson Hall at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church.
* Al-Anon, 7 p.m. Midway Plaza, 13451 NE Hwy 27 Alt.
* Masonic Lodge #117 F.&A.M., 7:30 p.m., Ornan Lodge.
What's going to happen to the kids?
No one seems to be answering that question as school systems throughout the state cut budgets and programs and teachers.
The real big blows haven't hit Levy County yet, but in nearby areas things are really looking bleak.
Marion County had a big celebration honoring its rookie teacher of the year, but then it was announced that all first and second-year teachers would be laid off, all 522 of them, and that includes the honoree.
On Tuesday, March 3, 2009 there was a city-wide race for one contested City Council seat which was all that was on the ballot.
Now let me make one thing perfectly clear, although I am sure there are some that will not believe me. Debra ran a good, clean and commendable race and I congratulate her on her victory.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office has announced the following arrests:
Brynard L. Hodge, 33, of Northwest 120th Street, Chiefland, was charged with possession of a controlled substance and sale of a controlled substance after the Levy County Drug Task Force allegedly used a confidential source to make a controlled drug buy. His total bond was $15,000.
For the third year in a row, serious crime in the city of Williston declined.
According to FDLE statistics for 2008, serious crimes were down 7.3 percent, violent crimes down 26.9 percent and non-violent crime went up .8 percent.
Violent crime in Florida has trended up in recent years, largely led by Florida's urban centers.
There were no robberies in Williston in 2008 and only one forcible sex offense.
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Fred's fabulous fjords!: Balmoral Cruise Review by jennifer drake
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Destination: Baltic Sea
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after a day at sea, the weather was heavy going and delayed us getting to Bergen the following day resulting in our only having a couple of hours there, it couldn't be helped, and it was raining anyway! next was Olden, beautiful, sparse, quiet, lovely fro walking. a few More little souvenir shops and small village. completely charming. not an awful lot to do or see but great if you enjoy a walk in beautiful scenery,we loved it. next day was Alesund, not particularly exciting and again very quiet. Next was Flam, we docked at a small area where you can pick up fjord cruise boats or the mountain train. we opted to cruise Norways narrowest fjord (a Fred Olsen trip) which was great, wonderful scenery and views of parascenders who came down and waved at us! you can do the train independently when you arrive, which is a bit cheaper. worth going on some ind of trip or train as there is very little to do at the dock area. finally port of call was Stavanger which , being a Sunday, was mostly closed which was a real shame as here were some really nice shops. aside from that Stavanger is a lovely place and good for a wander. Fred Olsen offer lots of trips but we prefer to do our own thing. Our general view of Norway is that its beautiful and unspoilt with a much simpler slow pace of life to that which we are used to. very relaxing. As for the Balmoral and its staff, well we could not fault them. the food was excellent, the staff were smiley, the entertainment was varied and entertaining ( not always the case on previous ships), the Captain was charming and informative. although our age group was in the minority, it was fine. really cannot recommend Fred Plsen enough and we are already looking where we can go next with the group! If you aren't very mobile its probably worth booking trips as there is not that much to do at any of the ports unless you are reasonably mobile. go and enjoy!! Less
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Let's Dish! retail meal preparation stores expand in Minnesota and Boston.
Let's Dish!, one of the first retail meal preparation stores in the country, is opening a national prototype store in Apple Valley, Minn., next month.
Let's Dish! currently has three company-owned locations in the Twin Cities suburbs of Eden Prairie, Maple Grove and Woodbury and four licensed locations, including two in Maryland, one in Virginia and one in Washington. The average store is 2,300 square feet and generates annual store sales in excess of $1.4 million.
The company also recently signed its first franchise area development agreement with BW Passion LLC of Hopkinton, Mass., to franchise 16 Let's Dish! retail meal preparation stores in the Boston area within the next four years.
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I find joy in action, through doing and being in the middle. I love to learn, grow, teach and experience life with others who are as passionate about the things they love as I am and who can be as passionate about things they enjoy as I am. Finding beauty in the small things and the grand things is not so hard if you take the time to do so.
I have no fashion sense, no interest in looking as good to others as I do to myself and sometimes I am more socially awkward than a hot dog vendor at the senate. I am at times a very funny person, just because making people smile is fun.
For s positive as I try to be, I've not always been and will not always be. At the end of the day I am still alive and still have my head above water and as such there is still something to smile about. Sometimes thinking this way makes people not want to associate with me, but I don't mind. the friends I have are the friends that want to be there.
I also play in the Society for Creative Anachronism. It's a medieval historical study and reenactment group that teaches things like smiting, jeweling, tailoring and fighting. It's fun and its one of the things that helps me stay such a positive person. I'm also a sketch artist. That's a bunch of fun.
Movies: Star wars, Marvel comics, Brave heart, Dragon heart, Karate kid, Taken, Saw, Awakenings, Underworld, Benny and Joon, The Last Samurai, Dances with Wolves, or anything that is really nerdy.
Supernatural, Heroes, Bleach, House (when he was bitter, and mean) NCIS, Criminal Minds, Arrow, Doctor Who, Sherlock and Firefly.
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A RECORDING studio in Stroud has been forced to change its name following complaints by broadcasting giant BSkyB.
The company took issue with the name Skyhook Studios, saying it was too similar to the name of its own broadcast centre in West London called Sky Studios.
Now Chris Aylmer, Mike Cooling and Sarah Frazer, who run the studio in Bath Road, Stroud, have changed their name to Ragged Moon.
"We haven't infringed any copyright and we know there are 26 businesses with the name "skyhook" in their title but we also know we're not the only ones subject to this action," explained Mr Aylmer.
"Instead of fighting the forced change of name we want to spend time and money supporting and promoting musicians.
"Our priority is recording and releasing great music and working with artists across Gloucestershire and the UK so we are relaunching as Ragged Moon and investing in a rebrand."
A spokesman for BSkyB said: "Sky has made substantial investments in its brand and takes appropriate steps to protect that investment.
"We are aware of some other uses of the name "Sky" by third parties and when we come across such uses we investigate and take appropriate action.
"In this instance, we felt Skyhook Studios was too close to our Sky Studios brand and asked them to stop using it, which they agreed to do."
The Stroud studio released The Big Issue's Christmas single last year and also sponsor the Fringe Festival.
It has just released the first single from Stroud student Sophronie Edwards called Eyes Wide and is busy getting her bookings at music venues across the region.
The name Skyhook Studios developed after playing around with the word "hook" – a term used to describe a musical idea or phrase which makes a song work.


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Eos will look to lure lucrative customers from rivals such as British Airways (BA) and Virgin Atlantic.
The company has been founded by a former BA executive, David Spurlock.
Private equity firms have put up the majority of the $185m (£101m; 151m euros) that Eos was seeking to service the route between New York and London.
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Eos is trying to cut itself a slice of one of the most competitive and lucrative routes at a time when airlines are struggling under record fuel prices and waning demand among consumers.
Business class passengers are some of the most profitable, however, and Eos is looking to attract travellers who want space rather than the cheapest prices.
The firm said it plans to lease three Boeing 757 aircraft, putting in 48 seats instead of the usual 200.
Planes will fly between New York's Kennedy and London's Stansted airports.
It is not the first time that an airline has decided to build its business solely on executive passengers.
UK firm Fly First had the idea of offering customised Boeing jetliners fitted with beds that fly out of Luton airport.
Blue Fox, which was chaired by former Tory minister Lord Tebbit, tried a business-class only service but was grounded after the 11 September terrorist attacks.
Despite securing the funding, Eos still needs to get US regulatory approval before it can take off.


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This is just my opinion, but if you're really willing to sacrifice lots of features for *music*, why not get full value for your money. Coz, if you're going to fork up a $100+ for this, why not get the Nokia X3-02 (Touch and Type).
For a lower price, you get WiFi, 3G, 5MP camera, a touchscreen and excellent music playback capabilities. And a touch-screen.
And if you're going to complain that the touchscreen is too small, its just 2" smaller than the 5250. For you Symbian lovers, complaining about applications, games and funcionality, don't waste your breath/finger muscles. If you truly want more functionality out of your phone, all i can say is this:
"Go Save Up MORE money, and BUY a BETTER PHONE"
Like I said before, just my opinion. I just feel that Nokia has been spewing out some pretty mediocre phones, ALL with the same specs. Just different designs. And i think that the Nokia N8 and X3-02 are the best products they've produced in a while.
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Zombie Story (A Walking Dead Parody)
The hit AMC show the Walking Dead is currently on it's 4th season and on hiatus (which sounds like a bad thing, but it's really not. It's just tv's fancy way of saying "we're taking a holiday break.") It will be back on February 9th (just one more month! We can do it!) But some people don't take hiatuses lightly.
In my opinion there are three types of people during a shows hiatus:
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All events are held in Mead Hall, Drew University, 36 Madison Avenue, Madison, NJ.
Location and parking: Mead Hall is located in the front center of the Drew University campus. The Greek revival style building, with its six massive white columns, is visible from the stone gate entrance on Madison Avenue (Route 124). Parking is available around Mead Hall, as well as in the main lot, accessed from Lancaster Road at the traffic light (on Madison Avenue).
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- The Friends of Mead Hall Lecture Series 2013
Sunday, November 3, 2013 – 3 p.m
"Mr. Jefferson Goes to Washington"
How did Thomas Jefferson learn to think like a president after he was elected to office in 1800? In his first Inaugural Address he claimed that "we are all republicans; we are all federalists." But over the preceding decade, which was intensely partisan, Jefferson emerged as the leader of the Democratic-Republican party. Using her insight as General Editor of the Jefferson Papers, Prof. Barbara B. Oberg of Princeton University will address the question of how Jefferson balanced his rhetorical "non-partisanship" with reality of leading his party and leading the nation. Reception and informal tours following.
- The Friends of Mead Hall 2012 Lecture Series, Sunday, March 25, 2012.
Susan L. Simon, president of the Madison Historical Society, talked about the role played by Isabel Gibbons on the disposition of the Gibbons property during the post-Civil War. The youngest of the Gibbons children, Isabel Gibbons married Frank Lathrop, the son of the revered Judge F.S. Lathrop, who was a contemporary and neighbor of William Gibbons.
- 19th Century New Jersey in Maps, Sunday, March 13, 2011.
Co-editor of the first interpretive atlas of the state in more than 100 years, Maxine N. Lurie, history professor emeritus at Seton Hall University, shared highlights in creating Mapping New Jersey and Evolving Landscape (2009). She focused on mapping history and maps which illuminate 19th century New Jersey – the setting for the lives of William Gibbons and Daniel Drew. The atlas was available for purchasing and signing at the reception following the lecture.
- Mourning and Commemoration in 19th Century America: Examining the Gibbons' Family's Monuments in Madison's Bottle Hill Cemetery, Sunday, January 23, 2011
Nineteenth century America saw a transformation of American attitudes toward mourning and commemoration. The monuments of the Gibbons family in Madison's historic Bottle Hill Cemetery are some of the most elaborate markers to survive from early 19th century New Jersey. They are made even more intriguing by correspondence relating to their production that survives in the Drew University Archives. This presentation by Richard Veit (C'90), Associate Professor of Anthropology at Monmouth University, examined the monuments, the carver who produced them, and the individuals they commemorate, within the context of commemoration in early 19th century America.
- Benefit Program: Vanderbilt, Gibbons, Drew: The Intersecting Lives of Three Tycoons who Remade America, Sunday, March 7, 2010
The lecture was presented by T.J. Stiles, author of the 2009 National Book Award winning biography of Cornelius Vanderbilt, The First Tycoon. The benefit program included a special exhibit of Gibbons-Vanderbilt historical documents. The talk was followed by a wine reception, book sales and signing by the author.
- Daniel Drew's New York City, Sunday, January 24, 2010
Prof. John Perry Leavell, history professor emeritus at Drew University described New York City of the 1850s and 60s, where the lives of Daniel Drew and Cornelius Vanderbilt crossed. Special attention was given to Wall Street as a way to understand the context in which Daniel Drew made decisions about the founding of the Drew Theological Seminary. Was he a business scoundrel who redeemed himself with his generosity to the Methodist Church as many contemporaries thought?
- Artificial Light: Technological Change, Lighting Devices and the Civil War, Sunday, November 15, 2009
Retired professor of political science, Dr. David Cowell shared his expertise from many years in the antique business, with a display of period lighting, including examples from William Gibbon's 1836 country home, Mead Hall.
- 2009 Summer Tours:An opportunity to experience two historically significant buildings, both listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places.
- Mead Hall, Drew University, Saturday, July 11
This tour examined the Greek revival 1836 country home of William Gibbons in-depth, exploring its historical setting in the pre-Civil War period of the 19th century, its transformation into a theological seminary, and its magnificent restoration and adaptive re-use as a signature building of Drew University.
- Gibbons Barn, 340 Loantaka Way, Chatham Twp., Saturday, August 8
Situated about 1.5 miles from his country home (Mead Hall) William Gibbons built this brick barn in 1847. Its extraordinary preservation is illuminated by unique historical documents, adding to the understanding of its construction.
- Nineteenth Century Music for the Country Home, Sunday, January 25, 2008
A piano and harp are among the musical instruments mentioned in the Gibbons Family Papers archived in the Drew University Library. How would music sound in Mead Hall spaces? The decades preceding the Civil War saw the full development of the Romantic musical tradition. Robert Butts, conductor of he Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey and New Jersey Concert Opera, and familiar with period music, presented and informed us about the kind of music the Gibbons family would have enjoyed. Reception and informal tours followed.
- In High Spirits: Drinking Wine and Liquor in the 1830s, Sunday, March 8, 2009
Drinking a different wine with every course of your meal was considered the height of elegance during the time the Gibbons family lived in Mead Hall. Mr. Gibbons had a notoriously well stocked cellar, and from his accounts, it is clear that he enjoyed many of the popular wines of the times: from Claret to Madeira to "Champaign." He also seems to have consumed beer – quite different from the kind we drink today – and alcoholic cider – which in those times people sometimes had for breakfast! Jennifer Scanlan discussed the many kinds of wine and spirits that might have appeared on the table at Mead Hall. The talk was followed by a wine-tasting.
- Spring Lecture and Mead Benefit: Fashion, Queen of the Turf, Sunday, March 9, 2008
- Lecture: At Table with the Gibbonses, Sunday, January 27, 2008


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Frankie and Jimmie Barao of Killeen celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with family members April 6 at the Shilo Inn in Killeen.
Mr. Barao is a retired truck driver and a former volunteer fire chief for the city of Harker Heights. Mrs. Barao is retired from Sprint and the city of Killeen.
Their children are son, Bobby Barao and his wife, Sherry, of Las Vegas, and daughter, Dana Barao of Irving.
They have three grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson.