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The 'Charlie's Angels' star was caught on camera without a single hair on her head on the set of her upcoming drama film 'My Sister's Keeper'.
In every movie she has appeared whether playing a supporting role or the star itself with a long or short hair cut, Cameron Diaz has always been seen as the radiant blonde. However, it seems that for the sake of really getting in touch with her latest role in "My Sister's Keeper", the former model turned prominent actress is willing to let go of her beautiful golden locks and goes completely bald on-set.
Portraying a mother supporting her young daughter who is battling leukemia, the 35-year-old actress is required to appear hairless in the drama movie and that is exactly what the co-star of Ashton Kutcher in "What Happens in Vegas..." does. With the help of a fitted cap, the actress who gives voice to Princess Fiona in "Shrek" series was captured as a baldy while filming for the adaptation movie at the Santa Monica Pier on Wednesday, May 21.
Prior to the start of production, the requirement of going bald has caused set back for the drama movie. Two of its young stars, Dakota Fanning and Elle Fanning, have dropped out from the film project earlier. Dakota was out allegedly because she refused to shave her head for the role and though Elle wasn't require to cut her hair, the younger Fanning decided to follow her older sister in giving up her role. The sisters soon were replaced by "Medium" star Sofia Vassilieva and "Little Miss Sunshine" star Abigail Breslin.
Based on Jodi Picoult's novel of the same title, "Keeper" tells the story of Anna, a teenager who spends her life undergoing countless surgeries, transfusions, and shots to provide a healthy bone marrow transplant for her sick sister, Kate. However, when her sister needs her kidney, Anna takes a decision that could ruin her parents' effort in prolonging Kate's life. She hires a pro-bono lawyer to gain access on making her own decision over the matter. The film is set for 2009 release.


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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has cautioned directors against pushing to cut audit fees warning them not to compromise audit quality or leave to management.
The regulator is eager to see audit quality improve. Its most recent audit inspection program showed auditors had dropped their standards substantially, which set off alarm bells in capital markets around the world.
"Directors and audit committees play a crucial supporting role, along with regulators, standard setters, and the accounting bodies, to audit firms in ensuring audit quality," ASIC commissioner John Price said on Monday.
He said the guidance will help them "develop robust standards".
ASIC commissioner Doug Niven told the Australian Financial Review that aggressive price gouging in listed company audits had eased in the last six months, although the market remains highly competitive.
The regulator is now undertaking research into audit pricing.
ASIC's last audit inspection program, released in December 2012 showed a dramatic drop in audit quality, consistent with statistics gathered by securities regulators around the world.
"Everyone agrees things need to improve," said Mr Niven.
Some firms were asked to re-work the financial accounts, resulting a number of impairment write-downs that ran into the millions of dollars.
ASIC's caution comes as companies and big audit firms undertake planning and scoping exercises ahead of the June 30 financial year end.
PwC head of audit Peter van Dongen said the ASIC caution "puts boards and audit committees on notice about the types of questions they should be asking of their auditors and management teams".
"To date there's been an absence of good, practical guidance around what the baseline expectations are," Mr van Dongen said.
He said the timing of ASIC's release challenges boards.
"ASIC is essentially saying 'do you really want to be compromising the quality of your audit when the business environment is more volatile and complex than ever?'".
The guidance includes questions about audit firm quality and its commitment to high ethical standards, whether sufficient professional scepticism is being applied by the auditor in challenging, rather than rationalising, estimates and accounting policy choices, and whether the auditor has addressed risks or concerns identified by the directors and audit committee.
ASIC's next public audit inspection report is due this June 2014, covering inspections the 18 months period to 31 December, 2013.
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Trial ordered in Donora convenience store heist
A Donora woman was ordered to stand trial in Washington County Court for an alleged Dec. 17 convenience store robbery in Donora.
Cathy Lynn "Kit Kat" Kelly, also known as Cathy Harris, 51, of 871 McKean Ave., Apt. 1, appeared for a preliminary hearing Thursday in Monongahela before Magisterial District Judge Mark Wilson.
Police claim Kelly used a large kitchen knife to threaten clerk Monir Shenouda, who was locking the Uni-Mart on Meldon Avenue just after midnight.
Kelly allegedly wore a dark hooded sweatshirt and a mask during the hold-up.
Kelly is charged with aggravated assault, robbery and recklessly endangering another person.
"I locked up the store and saw someone coming ... jumping at me," Shenouda testified Thursday.
"She said, 'I'm going to kill you if you don't give me the money.' I told her that I had no money and to please not kill me because I have kids."
Shenouda said he grabbed $3 out of his pocket, threw it as far as he could, ran to his car and drove to the Donora police station.
Shenouda said he suffered a cut on his left hand during the incident, but didn't seek medical treatment because "it wasn't that bad."
Donora police Officer Neal Rands testified that he and another officer went to the scene, followed a set of fresh shoeprints in the snow up Eighth Street, went north in the 800 block of Cypress Way, then west up Ninth Street.
The prints ended near a set of stairs on the side of Harris' residence, police said.
Washington County Assistant Public Defender Russell Korner asked Shenouda how he knew it was Kelly who robbed him.
"Her voice. It was the same voice," Shenouda said as Kelly shook her head as if in denial. "I heard her voice when the police took me into her apartment.
"I saw the knife and the mask there. I knew it when she was talking to the police."
Rands said Shenouda was taken to Kelly's apartment for identification purposes.
At the residence, officers claim they found a black scarf-type mask, wet shoes that matched the footprints, and a large knife by the kitchen sink.
Korner asked for a reduction in Kelly's $100,000 straight cash bond.
"Denied," Wilson quickly responded.
Kelly remained in the Washington County Correctional Facility Thursday.
Jeremy Sellew is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at email@example.com or 724-684-2667.


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The collection is housed in the Archives building, which has no adequate and controlled preservation environment and lacks humidity and air control. The glass plates are kept in paper envelopes on shelves where they are exposed to physical mishandling and deterioration in image quality. Only 3,000 have been catalogued. Since no digital images are available to researchers and the general public, these glass plates are in danger of being exposed to frequent printing which represents a threat to the physical condition of the originals themselves. Once degraded in quality or detroyed due to frequent printing and mishandling, this unique pre-industrialised history of Mongolia will be lost for ever.
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One of the great new features of Snow Leopard Server is the new Mobile Access feature, which is a reverse proxy server. When you enable the Mobile Access service, you will be enabling access for all users of the server. However, in many environments, not all users will be allowed to access collaborative services remotely. Therefore, you can use the Access option to limit who is able to log into the server over each service provided that you have configured the Mobile Access server to leverage your directory server. This Access option is similar to a Service Access Control List (SACL). However, rather than configure in the SACL option for the server, these access controls are configured in the service.
To configure Access controls, open Server Admin and click on Mobile Access for your Mobile Access server. Here, click on the Access icon in the Server Admin toolbar. By default, the Allow access to Address Book, iCal, Mail and Web proxies for everyone option will be selected, meaning that all users with accounts on the server will be able to access all of the services proxied using Mobile Access. Click on Allow access to the selected proxies for these users and groups to limit which users will be able to authenticate to these services. At this point, no users will be able to access the services. Next, click on the plus sign and drag a user who you would like to grant access to.
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Toxic Water: A series about the worsening pollution in American waters and regulators' response
Examine whether contaminants in your water supply met two standards: the legal limits established by the Safe Drinking Water Act, and the typically stricter health guidelines. The data was collected by an advocacy organization, the Environmental Working Group, who shared it with The Times.
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Using the Salesbuilder Adobe AIR sample application: This sample app lets you make and receive phone calls and includes an org chart and an offline calendar.
Sharing data with Adobe Flash Collaboration Service beta – Part 1: Custom messaging: Learn how to send custom messages back and forth between Flex apps.
Flex cookbook: Creating a dynamically resizing TextArea without scrollbars: Learn how to create a dynamically resizing TextArea without scrollbars.
Updated Flex 3 Restaurant Finder: Use REST and SOAP web services to update data in a master-detail type application.
Rapid interactive prototyping with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript using Fireworks and Dreamweaver CS4: Use Fireworks and Dreamweaver to create working models that replicate product functionality.
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In their most important game of the season, the Chicago White Sox ran out a lineup that featured the following players:
Center fielder Dewayne Wise, released earlier in the season by the Yankees. He has hit .286/.314/.489 with Chicago.
Third baseman Kevin Youkilis, acquired on the cheap from the Red Sox in a salary dump deal.
Right fielder Alex Rios, claimed on waivers from the Blue Jays in 2009, in another salary dump. He's seventh among AL outfielders in OPS.
Left fielder Dayan Viciedo, originally signed as a third baseman out of Cuban and deemed by most as too big and slow to play the outfield. He has provided some power in the lineup and has surprisingly held his own on defense (+3 defensive runs saved).
Shortstop Alexei Ramirez, another Cuban, who played primarily second base as a rookie in 2008 before converting to shortstop.
Starting pitcher Jose Quintana, a guy released by the Mets and let go by the Yankees, signed last offseason as a minor league free agent. He's 6-4 with a 3.69 ERA.
Reliever Nate Jones, a one-time fifth-round pick out of noted baseball power Northern Kentucky, who entered the season as Chicago's No. 23 prospect on Baseball America's list. He's now 8-0 in relief.
Reliever Donnie Veal, a Tommy John survivor, signed on the same day as Quintana after the Pirates let him go. Veal had a big strikeout of Prince Fielder on Monday and hitters are now 2-for-36 against him since his recall from the minors.
Reliever Brett Myers, acquired earlier this season in a salary dump trade with the Astros.
Reliever Matt Thornton, acquired back in 2006 from the Mariners for former Stanford quarterback Joe Borchard.
That lineup helped defeat the Tigers 5-4 on Monday afternoon, pushing the White Sox's lead in the AL Central to 3 games with 16 remaining. It's their division to lose.
Kenny Williams never seems to get the credit he deserves as White Sox general manager, but that's an impressive string of deals. Viciedo and Ramirez were sought-after Cubans, but the others show Williams' ingenuity in building a baseball team. He's the king of dumpster diving.
The players he acquired off the scrap heap doesn't stop with the above list. Alejandro De Aza, the team's starting center fielder most of the season before an injury (he recently returned), was claimed off waivers from the Marlins back in 2009. Jake Peavy was acquired in another salary dump in which Williams didn't have to give up any top prospects (not that the White Sox ever have any). Francisco Liriano came over from the Twins this year for next to nothing and has given the White Sox some good starts. Philip Humber hasn't been too effective since his perfect game back in April, but he was another waiver claim.
The White Sox are team of castoffs and the unwanted. Even the team's two longtime veterans, Paul Konerko and A.J. Pierzynski, could be classified in that category. Konerko had been a top prospect coming up through the Dodgers' system, but the Dodgers traded him to the Reds and the Reds traded him to the White Sox. Pierzynski had acquired a label as a malcontent and the Giants released him after the 2004 season. Williams took a chance.
That's what he does. The White Sox don't sign big-name free agents -- Adam Dunn is the lone high-profile free agent on the roster. The White Sox don't draft well -- in part because owner Jerry Reinsdorf doesn't allow over-slot selections, in part because the White Sox rarely draft high (only one top-10 overall pick since 1991), in part because they just don't draft well -- and Chris Sale and Gordon Beckham are the only players the White Sox selected in the first round on the current roster.
Williams' pet move through the years is to take a risk on a veteran player with an undesirable contract. The Padres couldn't afford Peavy after signing him to a big deal and see him land on the disabled list. The trade didn't really pay dividends in 2010 and 2011 as Peavy battled more injuries, but he's been one of the AL's top starters. The Blue Jays signed Rios to a guaranteed $70 million deal in April of 2008, but a year later put him on waivers after a slight decline from his 2006-07 numbers, hoping another team would claim him. The White Sox. They got a solid 2010, a terrible 2011, and now an excellent 2012. Youkilis has provided a major upgrade at third base over what the White Sox had received there in recent seasons.
It's a market inefficiency of sorts that Williams has gambled on and that few GMs and owners are willing to take. But it's also a way of acquiring potentially premium talent without giving up top prospects. Maybe those guys aren't quite worth their salaries, but in 2012 they are solid contributors. Williams is willing to take the chance on those big salaries -- but not so big they cripple the team's payroll (the White Sox were 11th in the majors in Opening Day payroll).
Billy Beane is certainly the favorite for Executive of the Year, for his offseason wheeling and dealing that turned the A's into surprise contenders. (Yes, there is such an award, given out by The Sporting News, although oddly the last general manager who won the award and the World Series was Andy MacPhail of the Twins in 1991.) But Beane's deals weren't really constructed to build the A's into instant winners; it's been more a perfect storm of luck and unexpected performance. Give Beane the credit, of course, but acknowledge the residue of the unknown. Certainly Mike Rizzo of the Nationals and Dan Duquette of the Orioles will receive support.
But Williams is my choice. No, all those players weren't acquired in 2011-2012, so it's kind of a cumulative award. But teams aren't built in one offseason; the award should be based on a general manager's series of moves to build a winner. That's what Williams has done. It's what he usually does -- keeps the White Sox in contention, season after season.
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Srinagar, Sept 2 (ANI): Separatist leader of Jammu and Kashmir Syed Ali Shah Geelani on Monday said that the Zubin Mehta's concert has no relevance in the state at a time when people are facing the worst kind of state-sponsored terrorism.
"We have rejected this program and we have declared that there is no relevance for this music program, because Jammu and Kashmir is a conflict zone and a disputed territory, and majority of the people of Jammu and Kashmir are facing the worst kind of state terrorism. In this situation, there is no relevance for any music program," he said.
Apart from Geelani, moderate leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq expressed displeasure over the holding of the event, saying Kashmir is not peaceful enough to hold such concerts.
Civil society groups in Kashmir have planned to organise an event of their own in protest against the holding of the Zubin Mehta concert here on September 7.
According to reports, the Jammu and Kashmir Coalition of Civil Societies, the group that is organising the protest concert, has titled the event as Haqeeqat-e-Kashmir (reality of Kashmir), saying that the 1,500 people who will come to watch Zubin Mehta's Ehsas-e-Kashmir (the feeling of Kashmir) concert, should get to know the militancy-hit region's reality before they get the feel of it. (ANI)


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JIM LEHRER: Finally tonight, the Vatican's demand that a bishop recant his statements about the Holocaust. The action yesterday followed Pope Benedict's reinstatement last month of the ex-communicated Bishop Richard Williamson. The pope's decision triggered much criticism among Catholics, as well as Jewish groups and others.
Williamson has repeatedly denied the existence of Nazi gas chambers. And here is what he said to a Swedish television interviewer two weeks ago.
BISHOP RICHARD WILLIAMSON: I believe that the historical evidence, the historical evidence is strongly against — is hugely against 6 million Jews having been deliberately gassed in gas chambers as a deliberate policy of Adolf Hitler.
JOURNALIST: But you say not one Jew was killed?
BISHOP RICHARD WILLIAMSON: In gas chambers.
JOURNALIST: So there was no gas chambers?
BISHOP RICHARD WILLIAMSON: I believe there were no gas chambers.
Bishop has no official church role
JIM LEHRER: We get more on the story now from John Allen, a senior correspondent with the National Catholic Reporter. He's in Denver this evening.
John Allen, good to see you again.
JOHN ALLEN, National Catholic Reporter: Hi, Jim.
JIM LEHRER: Now, what we just heard on that tape is what the Vatican said today Bishop Williamson must recant. Is that correct?
JOHN ALLEN: Yes, that's right. The Vatican put out a statement today indicating that Bishop Williamson, although his excommunication has been lifted, has no official role at all in the Catholic Church and that, if he wants one, he's going to have to recant those views in what it called a public and unequivocal fashion.
JIM LEHRER: Now, what does that actually mean? What would constitute a recant under this edict?
JOHN ALLEN: Well, the edict doesn't spell that out, but I think clearly what they have in mind is that he would make some kind of public statement -- that is a lecture, an article, perhaps posting on his blog -- he does operate a blog -- in which he disavowed what he had earlier said, that is, the expectation would be that he would clearly acknowledge the reality of the Holocaust and pledge his support for the church's efforts to fight anti-Semitism.
JIM LEHRER: He would essentially have to say, "What I just said two weeks ago is not true. Something has happened to cause me to now believe it didn't happen"?
JOHN ALLEN: Jim, I think that's about it, yes.
Bishop apologizes for global uproar
JIM LEHRER: All right. Have we heard anything from the bishop since the Vatican issued its statement?
JOHN ALLEN: Well, not since the statement yesterday. Now, a few days ago, Bishop Williamson posted a comment on his blog -- and this will tell you something about a 21st-century world, that even an ultra-traditionalist bishop operates his own blog -- in which he said that he apologized to the Pope, but apologized for the uproar that he had caused as opposed to the substance of his comments.
Clearly, the Vatican statement today indicates that's not going to cut it. They're looking for him to recant the substance of what he said.
JIM LEHRER: But as we sit here tonight, we've heard nothing back from Bishop Williamson about whether or not he intends to recant, right?
JOHN ALLEN: No, that's right. Now, complicating the situation is that, several days ago, the superior of the traditionalist society to which Bishop Williamson belongs, the Society of Saint Pius X, actually put a gag order on him, barring him from further comment on these subjects. So, you know, procedurally, even if Bishop Williamson wanted to apologize, he would actually have to get permission to do so, at least publicly.
But indications from the traditionalist Catholic world are that, while he is genuinely sorry for the kind of furor that he's elicited, that, at least at this point, there aren't any indications that he intends to backtrack on the content of what he said.
JIM LEHRER: OK. Let's say, if he doesn't do that, what happens?
JOHN ALLEN: Well, I mean, basically he remains in a sort of church version of a deep freeze. I mean, the reality is that, when this excommunication was lifted, that wasn't the end game, in terms of reconciling him with the church. It was merely the beginning.
I mean, even though he is no longer considered out of communion with the church, he still has no authority to act as a bishop. That is, he can't -- with the pope's permission, at least, he can't celebrate the sacraments, he can't ordain priests, and so on.
And until and unless he recants, he is going to remain in this kind of limbo, where he, you know, neither fish nor foul, that is, no longer excommunicated, but certainly not a bishop in good standing.
A public relations disaster
JIM LEHRER: When we talked about this here on the NewsHour with you a couple of weeks ago, the big question was, "how in the world did the pope or somebody at the Vatican not know about these views that were so held by -- firmly held by Bishop Williamson?" Anything new on that since we last talked?
JOHN ALLEN: Nothing new, except that this question is now being asked not just by journalists or external observers, but by very senior churchmen. And we have seen cardinals in the United States, in Austria, in Germany, even within the Vatican itself raise this very question: "How could the Vatican not have anticipated this response and prepared for it?"
In other words, why wasn't this statement that came out just yesterday, why wasn't it issued from the beginning so that at least the more extreme forms of this crisis could have been averted? So that question is clearly being asked at the most senior levels of the church. What answer the pope and the Vatican intend to give to it, however, is not yet clear.
JIM LEHRER: You've covered these kinds of stories for many years now. If the statement of today had been, as you suggested, had been part of the original decision to reinstate Bishop Williamson, would we have had this storm? What do you think?
JOHN ALLEN: Well, Jim, I think there still would have been protest. I mean, there would have been protest inside the church from Catholics who don't think that bringing the traditionalists who reject some of the more modern teachings of the church, that bringing them in from the cold is a good idea.
There probably still would have been some protest in the Jewish world, because this traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X has something of a troubled history with regard to anti-Semitism.
But, you know, the big-ticket question that I think the wider world asked when they heard the news that the pope had lifted the excommunication of this Holocaust-denier bishop was, does this represent a course change from the pope and the Vatican in terms of its commitment to fighting anti-Semitism and to good relations with Jews?
Obviously, had today's statement come out at the beginning, that question wouldn't have needed to be asked because it would already have been answered. And that seems one of the sort of simple no-brainer, if you like, public relations gestures that any global institution should by now have mastered. And that's why people are asking the question as to why the Vatican didn't see this train wreck coming.
Vatican attempts an 'act of peace'
JIM LEHRER: And, finally, just to refresh our memories here, what was said two weeks ago as to why the reinstatement was ordered?
JOHN ALLEN: When this happened on Jan. 21, it was in the form of a decree from an agency within the Vatican. And it was presented as -- the sound bite was, "An Act of Peace," that is, an effort on the part of Pope Benedict XVI to promote unity by healing the only formal schism -- that is, a rupture -- inside the Catholic Church in the last 100 years.
And so far as it goes, I mean, that's absolutely right. That, in fact, was the pope's motive for taking this step. But, obviously, given Bishop Williamson's track record, in retrospect, I think most people -- including officials in the Vatican itself -- would say you can't simply leave it at that. You have to go on to say that this clearly is not an endorsement of all the views of Bishop Williamson, including, obviously, his views on the Holocaust.
JIM LEHRER: All right. John Allen, thank you very much. Good to see you again.
JOHN ALLEN: You're welcome.


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Toured Bangladesh and India with the England A side in 1994-95 and moved to Warwickshire in 1997, before returning to Glamorgan in 2002.
Opted to play for Bermuda, the country of his birth, and made a second-ball duck on his debut in November, before notching 55 against Canada.
His formidable frame will not be suited to saving quick singles but he took 2-9 from eight overs against Canada last August.
He then opened the bowling against Kenya in November and recorded the first five-wicket haul of his career.
The policeman, nicknamed 'Sluggo', proved an arresting sight when his two wickets in a World Cup warm-up against England included the notable scalp of Kevin Pietersen.
Captured two wickets in an over against the same opposition in that series with his gentle off-spinners.
Captaining the side against Canada, he struck five sixes and 13 fours in his maiden one-day international century.


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The Spraberry and Wolfcamp fields have led the revival of Permian Basin. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the daily oil production from Permian Basin has jumped from 850,000 barrels in 2007 to 1.35 million barrels in 2013. This growth was largely driven by an increase in output from six shale-rock formations in general and from Spraberry and Wolfcamp in particular.
With 825,000 acres at the Spraberry and Wolfcamp fields, Pioneer is the largest producer of oil from this region. In April, Pioneer produced 109,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day while its closest peers, Apache (APA) and Concho Resources (CXO), produced just 65,000 and 38,000 barrels of oil equivalents per day from Spraberry and Wolfcamp.
Pioneer has 845 million barrels of oil equivalents of proven reserves, of which almost 51%, or 432 million barrels of oil equivalents, is located in Spraberry and Wolfcamp, and it expects to add more than 600 million barrels of oil equivalents to its reserve base at Spraberry and Wolfcamp through 2016.
Last year, the company reported an 11% increase in production overall. It has forecast growth of between 14% and 19% for this year. From 2013 to 2016, Pioneer has said that it will increase its output at an average annual rate of between 16% and 21%. Since the average growth rate is higher than what the company expects to achieve this year, we can safely assume that Pioneer's production growth rate will get even better in the coming years.
This year, Pioneer will spend $3 billion as drilling capital expenditures, of which more than $2.7 billion will flow toward Spraberry and Wolfcamp. Consequently, the company's production from those formations is expected to increase by between 21% and 27% this year.
At the time of publication, the author held no positions in any of the stocks mentioned.
This article represents the opinion of a contributor and not necessarily that of TheStreet or its editorial staff.
TheStreet Ratings team rates PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO as a Hold with a ratings score of C. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:
"We rate PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO (PXD) a HOLD. The primary factors that have impacted our rating are mixed ? some indicating strength, some showing weaknesses, with little evidence to justify the expectation of either a positive or negative performance for this stock relative to most other stocks. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, solid stock price performance and increase in net income. However, as a counter to these strengths, we find that the company's return on equity has been disappointing."
Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:
- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 3.4%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 34.6%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- Powered by its strong earnings growth of 63.49% and other important driving factors, this stock has surged by 45.08% over the past year, outperforming the rise in the S&P 500 Index during the same period. Although PXD had significant growth over the past year, our hold rating indicates that we do not recommend additional investment in this stock at the current time.
- PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO reported significant earnings per share improvement in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. This company has reported somewhat volatile earnings recently. But, we feel it is poised for EPS growth in the coming year. During the past fiscal year, PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO swung to a loss, reporting -$3.02 versus $3.89 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($5.75 versus -$3.02).
- The gross profit margin for PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO is rather high; currently it is at 64.05%. Regardless of PXD's high profit margin, it has managed to decrease from the same period last year. Despite the mixed results of the gross profit margin, PXD's net profit margin of 11.63% compares favorably to the industry average.
- Return on equity has greatly decreased when compared to its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a signal of major weakness within the corporation. Compared to other companies in the Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels industry and the overall market, PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES CO's return on equity significantly trails that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
- You can view the full analysis from the report here: PXD Ratings Report


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The short movie starring Hayley Atwell will be premiered at San Diego Comic-Con on July 19.
First poster and several images for the much-anticipated Marvel One-Shot "Agent Carter" have been unveiled by Entertainment Weekly. The retro poster presents none-other-than Hayley Atwell in her iconic role as the fearless Strategic Scientific Reserve analyst, who is the wartime love interest of Captain America.
The short takes place a year after the events of "Captain America: The First Avenger". In this film, Carter is in search of the mysterious Zodiac. Besides Atwell, Dominic Cooper is back to reprise his role as Howard Stark who helped her out in the first Captain America film. Bradley Whitford will be introduced as Carter's sexist boss Agent Flynn.
To the site, Marvel Studios co-president and the director Louis D'Esposito offers slight details about the nature of Zodiac. "Zodiac in the books has been many many different things. We just want you to know it's deadly, it's important, bad guys are guarding it, and it's imperative she gets it," he says.
As for Agent Flynn, D'Esposito explains, "He knows her background but insults her by saying the only reason why she's gotten anywhere is because she was the girlfriend of Captain America. We know that's not true, but he's intentionally suppressing her and not allowing her to go on a mission when the opportunity arises."
Fans can head to San Diego Comic-Con on Friday night, July 19 to be the first to see "Agent Carter". As for those who cannot, Marvel will include it as a special feature on the "Iron Man 3" Blu-ray release due out September 24.


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The defense attorney who represents former megachurch pastor Geronimo Aguilar was arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman living in his home.
Aguilar, pastor of Richmond Outreach Center (ROC) in Virginia, faces child sex charges and could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted. His lawyer, David L. Carlson, was involved in an altercation with a woman last month.
According to police reports, Carlson was arrested Sept. 13 for assaulting Lisa Kelley, who lived in his home at the time. She told officers Carlson rubbed her face in the carpet and dragged her across the floor.
Carlson denied the accusation at the time of the arrest and told officers Kelley had problems with alcohol and prescription drugs. He was released on bail shortly afterward and is awaiting his next hearing, set for mid-November.
"We adamantly deny that he is guilty of anything, and I'm very comfortable and confident the trial will establish that and he'll be found not guilty," Judson W. Collier Jr., Carlson's law partner, told the Richmond Times-Dispatch Tuesday.
Aguilar, known as "Pastor G," was charged in Texas in May with seven felonies in two cases of sexual assault of two sisters under the age of 14.
The alleged assaults—which were said to have taken place before Aguilar founded ROC in 2001—date back to 1996. Four of the felonies he faces carry potential life sentences.
Carlson is the second person associated with Aguilar to be accused of assault since his legal troubles began. The first was pastor Jason Helmlinger, who resigned from ROC at the same time as Aguilar.
Helmlinger, a former Henrico Country police officer, was charged in May with threatening former ROC pastor Allen Caldwell, who said Helmlinger "cursed at him during a phone conversation and used racial slurs," the Times-Dispatch said. The charges were dropped in July.
UPDATE: Charges were dropped on Nov. 18.
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Pike Elementary will host its Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This annual holiday event has more than 45 different vendors. Lunch will be served with a variety of items to choose from including Pike's well known taco salads. Other activities include a book fair and raffle tickets are still being sold for a chance to win an overnight stay and four passes to Fort Rapids Waterpark, a basket of Colgate-Palmolive products with a $150 Riebeck's gift card, an American Girl doll with a princess party for four at Spa Girl in New Concord, a two-hour family photo session with Constance Fowler and a Thirty One TM Muskie bag collection.
Tickets can be purchased at the school: one for $1 or six for $5. All proceeds benefit Pike Elementary School Home & School Association.
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So I heard this tune the other day, by Adele, said Hello. Constant hype around bullshit, always means the jew is somewhere. So I raised the stone to find the jew, wasted some minutes of my life, to actually watch this filth just one time. From the billions of messages that are sent out everyday to brainwash the goyim, this one is also just another one. As always, disgusting jewish creations. ABOMINATIONS of the LOWEST kind. This disgusting thing has been going on especially "fast" as of late. They are literally attacking us from all frontiers. Open your eyes.
Aside from this satire, the situtation is insane. This "Satire" couldn't be nothing more than the worst joke of black humor in the end. Just get your imagination to work correctly for once in the end, to see what the enemy is doing. There is no puzzle anymore, there are only blantant attacks. We must DEFEND OURSELVES. All Gentiles must.
I get this certain feeling of repulsion when I came across this and after watching the video Clip, then I knew why.
Well 'Goyims', lets see this video clip. Here it is:
Adele enters some minutes, you know how. The Rabbi Manager and Producer obviously told some shit like:
"Oh, as you enter the vidio clipz, joo have to wait. Build up dat emotion. Affection, love, forgiveness, being sorry etc etc! Hit ze Goyim on de nerve!! Make it alzo black and White. U know what Black and White. Yes yes! Except of the Race Mixing, you know, Vintage. Its just another thoughtform that really workz on the Goyim!" So this is Adele. You know, another very emotional song about her lost love, how she is going to meet this lost life in the afterlife and that bollocks. The Rabbis of course will teach her how to do this through the program of "christianity" and "pisslam", *rabbi laughs*. There he is, her lovely Black Lover, with whom she has been Race mixing. Oy Vey what EMOTION! Who knows, this sorry man, what his story is, we make it seem like he's very shoory. Ze Goyims can't see that actually the camera is placed "face to face" to show, that YOU are actually the one "living" these things. Now they will ALL have the "Black experience". Cute and stuff, like the broken faces in Norway, of these "White" women. AS emotion is generated by the song, then the mind connects the dots with these emotions. Voila u're in the open to be "loved" by Blacks now! *hihihihih*. So we put a "lovable/badass/cook/super boyfriend" black boy, and his little bitch Adele on it. Black n White of course, making the Joo happy? Right Goyim?"
Rabbi ReptiliaNovich: WHITES, FOR HEAVEN's SAKE! EXTERMINATE YOURSELVES ALREADY!! ENRICH YOUR GODDAMN SELVES!
Well, Not that wasn't an actual quote, even if it's the reality of jews in a nutshell. The one below though, IS one.
Rabbi Rabbinovich: Jews Plan To Kill All Whites
"We will openly reveal our identity with the races of Asia or Africa. I can state with assurance that the last generation of white children is now being born. Our control commission will, in the interests of peace and wiping out inter-racial tensions, forbid the Whites to mate with Whites. The white women must co-habit with members of the dark races, the White man with black women. Thus the White race will disappear, for mixing the dark with the white means the end of the White Man, and our most dangerous enemy will become only a memory. We shall embark upon an era of ten thousand years of peace and plenty, the Pax Judiaca, and OUR RACE will rule undisputed over the world. Our superior intelligence will enable us to retain mastery over a world of dark peoples." — Rabbi Rabbinovich speaking to an assembly in Budapest, Hungary on the 12th January 1952"
Just look at these lovely hands on this lovely face, in this lovely story which is made to brainwash the shit out of your mind Goyims! Because they respect your freedom above all. They want to fall in love and procreate with who THEY want of course! YOU DO WHAT THE STABLE MASTER SAYS GOYIM! NOW, BLACK MAN WHITE WOMAN! DISOBEDIENCE WILL RESULT IN TEARS COMING YOUR WAY, 6 GORILLION A TIME! OF course, Adele is the victim of this shit. The Black Race Mixer and traitor of his Race, is the badass, emotional guy. He is also like the POINT OF WORSHIP of the WHITE Woman. She cries and whines about him eternally. He ain't minding that hoe! Or maybe he is the emotional type so...he is just so enriched and DIFFERENT! So...
Smooch Smooch!! <3
And of couse, some more "abstract shit" after you have built up your emotions. This Pisslamic Black Fellow has all your love by now, especially if you watch that shit in a passive state like people all over the world are doing.
Yes, I hear it coming. I hear it. I hear the senseless, base chakra liberals and commies and their dialectic coming, like a jewish rocket at a palestinian kid at night!
"MR Cobra you are full of shit! I never liked you ! You make me sad! The jews make me happy! I am a dead soul but I too have an OPINION like everyone owns a butthole! You are definitely insane in what you state! The jews are the logical people in the world, I learned this on my university! Best people ever! The Whites got it coming they are evil people! Its not the mistake of anyone you Racist! Its just money problems and economy problems! Well jews just control most of the worlds wealth by coincidence, same as all goverments! Jewsus was a not a jew, he was the son of "g-d"! Love has no colors, except when it comes to Big Black C*ck, and exterminating the White Race via sexual transmissions! You are So Racist! I can't believe what you state! The JoS is a bunch of Psychopaths! Oh My! Are you against pisslam, the jews, the plan for jewish world domination and the Race Mixing? Are you anti-communist too?! Communism only killed half a billion people! Where is the problem with this! Wars happen! Why aren't you just another White Cuckold! Aren't all these porn webpages working their magick on eveyrone? Duh! Still people around who want a future for their "Race"! Come on, its inundated! Why you judge this Black guy for being a Racial Traitor! Its fun to have the Wives of your Race fucked up by anothers! White women with Black Men, Black women on the sidewalk because they are ugly and stupid, exactly as the jew sells to Blacks, Mr Cobra. Multiculturalism, Mr Cobra. They don't deserve love by their own, thats what the Jew states! Love has no colors, just the jew is on the top of the rainbow! Everyone must therefore taste the jewish rainbow! You don't love "G-D! The jews state this! Why you go against this, White Goyims? WHY! [...it keeps going for hours]


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They perform in their Sunday best, often slotted into bills featuring Los Angeles's finest screamo, rock, and noise acts. Their defense? Lush folk harmonies and crystalline male/female vocals, set against a wash of banjo, guitar, piano, violin, and the occasional suitcase-based percussion kit. Meet The Well Pennies, husband and wife team Bryan and Sarah Vanderpool, who—for the record—enjoy their position as musical outsiders.
"We get great responses from the most random places," laughs Sarah. "When you bring the banjo out, or the mandolin or something, they'll literally cheer when you take it out of the case. I have had that with the accordion. Really? You're cheering for the accordion? Okay! I like it!"
We recently joined The Well Pennies for a meal at their favorite cheese shop. Over sandwiches, they told us about discovering that they were musical soulmates, trading life in Massachusetts for the West Coast, and why their self-titled debut EP proves that they'll always be a pop band at heart. They also provided us with the premiere of their video for Coldplay cover "Viva La Vida."
HOMETOWN: Northborough, MA
CURRENT CITY: Pasadena, CA
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT?: Bryan Vanderpool: Sarah was working at a coffee shop in Northborough, Massachusetts that I would frequent every day. Frequent? I basically lived there.
Sarah Vanderpool: It was like a bookstore coffee shop. We would do different events and things there. I tried to plan the events. So I was helping with some event; I don't remember what. I was supposed to do music for it. It was happening the next day, and I hurt my wrist, so I couldn't play guitar or piano. It was just going to be me. I could do a cappella, which would be weird. I was at the store, and I was telling the guy in charge that I didn't know what I was going to do. He asked, "Don't you know anybody?" and Bryan was standing down the hallway. I said, "Well, he plays stuff!" We played that day, and it was really good. We actually spent more time playing on each other's solo stuff for a while. It took us longer than it should have to realize that we should try writing music together. Our first song was written with accordion, and it was a lovely song. We realized it was really good.
Bryan: It clicked right away. We could write very easily together.
Sarah: The romantic relationship was always there. I mean, look at him! [laughs] I think we had an instant connection. I had known his family for a while. We're both the kind of people who are completely obsessed with music. I grew up in Iowa, and he grew up in Massachusetts. You don't always find people who understand that obsession. They treat you like you're weird. There's things beyond music, and we're like, "Really?" So when you meet someone who gets it, and it's in their veins the way it is with you, you instantly click. It's even better that we also play well together.
HEADING WEST TO SEEK THEIR FORTUNE: Bryan: We were playing New England, New York shows. As much as we loved it, it's a great environment, it's a supportive community, but there's really not the opportunities out there. The Boston folk scene is so encouraging and supportive. You need that. It's very much like playing for your parents.
Sarah: Where do you go from there? We were playing in Manhattan, but Manhattan is like LA—saturated. There's live music every single night from six to two in the morning. How do you stand out? We felt like if we're going to do it, let's go for it. Start in a brand-new place. We literally packed up the Honda Civic with some clothes and some instruments, and that was it. We didn't have jobs; we just came out here to see what happens.
IT'S INSTRUMENTAL: Sarah: We get great responses from the most random places. When you bring the banjo out, or the mandolin or something, they'll literally cheer when you take it out of the case. I have had that with the accordion. Really? You're cheering for the accordion? Okay! I like it! And the kazoo. We've gotten the biggest cheers for the kazoo. I think it's that appreciation of thinking outside the box.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?: Bryan: We're huge Tom Waits fans. So we were thinking about a Tom Waits-inspired name. Real Gone, he's got this song called "The Fall of Troy." It's a dreary song—as most Tom Waits songs are. In the last line he says, "My heart aches, my legs ache, my heart is sore and the well is full of pennies." It's kind of this sad but hopeful thing, of something dirty like an old penny being attached to all these dreams. That makes it beautiful somehow. We thought it was perfect; we have to be The Well Pennies. Even though it's a little twee.
Sarah: We had a different band name before. We were Portico, from an Anna Kamieńska poem. But a bunch of landscaping companies have that name.
Bryan: We didn't have the domain name; the online presence is all landscaping. We moved to LA, so we figured the project deserved a new name.
Sarah: But then we had another name. Everyone hated it! They were very verbal about how much they hated it.
Bryan: We were Nortic Portic. I love it!
Sarah: Everyone hated it! We loved it. So to stick it to everybody, that's our publishing company.
TELLING THEIR STORY IN SONG: Sarah: Some of [the EP] is really autobiographical.
Bryan: "Feels Like Home" is about us moving to Los Angeles in the car. "I Hope You Notice Me" is the feeling we had back when we first met each other.
Sarah: It's like when you don't have the guts to go walk over to the person, but you hope that they notice you instead. We feel like everybody has probably had that moment. Sometimes you're inspired by someone else's life. "Nothing to Do" was inspired by Shel Silverstein. We could never do it justice. But it's that thought that if you take something simple and childlike, there's something so beautiful underneath it. I feel like he was always trying to give hope and inspiration to these little kids. The poem that I love is "Listen to the mustn'ts child, listen to the don'ts." I love that poem so much. It's a simple idea. Get up and embrace life. Go out your door and explore. Get off Facebook! It's important to us. Life's short.
OF MARRIAGE AND MUSIC: Sarah: You're essentially working with this person like a job.
Bryan: I don't play well with others when writing music. I have a very hard writing with other people. I'm very opinionated. It's my way or the highway kind of thing. It's this melody, or this way that the song wants to go, or I have a hard time focusing on it. [To Sarah] You're the first person to help guide. It was a shock that we wrote so well together.
Sarah: It was to me too. I've actually tried to write with other people before. Usually one dominates over the other. Half the time, if it's the other person dominating, you're not happy with it. You're like, "This is crappy, but okay I'll just keep writing it or whatever." This is totally a weird, equal collaboration. It's very yin and yang.
THE NAMING OF THINGS: Bryan: We name all our instruments. They're like children to us. We have a 1979 Gibson J-50 named Knuckles O'Tool.
Sarah: That was my Dad's guitar. He bought it when I was a month old. I was there in the guitar shop. He learned on it, and then I learned on it.
Bryan: And then the bread-and-butter guitar that I use for everything is a Gibson J-35 that's a little tweaked. She named it Debbie, after Debbie Gibson, because she hates '80s music. It just stuck after awhile! And then we just got endorsed by Deering banjos. Steve Martin is endorsed by them, and Punch Brothers. They're getting us a banjo. I already have a name picked out: Sir Kensington.
Sarah: And the accordion is Tallulah. One day I woke up and said, "I have to have an accordion. I just have to." So I researched accordions on Craigslist and I found one. It had a picture. It was cream-colored and sparkly. I was like, "I want this one, and her name is going to be Pearl!" I went with my friend to go pick it up. I think this woman might have been a drug addict. I was feeling strange about that. I talked her way down. She gave it to me and ran off. Pearl didn't work with her. She's had a tough life. I need the name of someone who has been in a brothel or something. Tallulah!
Bryan: We name everything, even our car, who is named after George Costanza. Georgie Porgie.
NEXT UP: Bryan: We're writing new material as we speak. Right now.
Sarah: It's in our brains. Telepathically. Part of this conversation is in it. There's music. And songs involved. There are two participants.
Bryan: There may or may not be instruments.
Sarah: We could do a cappella.
Bryan: [Sings] "This little light of mine!" No. We were almost there with this EP with our style.
Sarah: How rootsy we go, I'm not sure. We'll have to see. But the pop stuff will still be there.
Bryan: We love writing pop music. It sounds goofy. Maybe that's a bad thing to say. I love pop music.
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Manufacturers hold Long Island expo
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 June 2013 00:00
The second bi-annual Long Island Woodworking Machinery and Supply Expo was held April 11-13 at the FMT Machinery warehouse in Bay Shore, N.Y. In addition to FMT Machinery, the event was supported by 10 other sponsors, including C.R. Onsrud, Martin Machinery, TimeSavers, Robert's Plywood, Colorspec, Cabinet Vision, Alphacam, Simantec, Weinig Group and Woodshop News.
Boston craft show endures despite tragedy
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 June 2013 00:00
The Society of Arts and Crafts celebrated its 12th annual Craftboston Spring Show April 19-21 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. After being shut down for one day because of the hunt for suspects in the Boston Marathon terrorist attacks, attendance was still close to what it had been in previous years.
Philly furniture show breeds optimism
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 17 June 2013 00:00
The 19th annual Philadelphia Invitational Furniture Show, held April 5-7 at the 23rd Street Armory in downtown Philadelphia, had a full slate of exhibitors, dominated by furniture makers seeking a share of a resurgent high-end clientele that frequents this retail show of handmade products.
Member-based shop opens in North Carolina
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 20 May 2013 00:00
Chris Estes says he can't remember what he had for breakfast on any given day, but when he hears about the success of a new member-based woodworking shop or school, he never forgets about it. That's why he recently started a community shop on his own called the Carolina Woodworking Shop in Graham, N.C.
Thos. Moser seeks to expand in Southeast
Written by Jennifer Hicks Monday, 20 May 2013 00:00Thos. Moser, the Auburn, Maine-based makers of fine wood furnishings for the residential and contract markets, is experiencing tremendous growth in the education and hospitality segments.
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Artists: Chad Alice Hagen and Mary Hark
May 6 - July 10, 1994
Minnesota Artists Gallery
Organized by artist and guest curator Chris Allen-Wickler, this exhibition featured textile artists Chad Alice Hagen and Mary Hark, whose large-scale fiber works push the conventional boundaries of commercial and domestic function. Chad Alice Hagen achieves pure colors and dynamic surface patterns in her hand-felted works by using shibori and other resist-dye methods; shibori involves binding cloth before it is submerged in dye. Hagen's hand-sewn wall-sized felt constructions absorb sound, light, and color and are, she states, "capable of absorbing thought." Mary Hark's mixed-media works integrate handmade flax and Eastern papers, linen, cloth, indigo dye, thread, and wax. The subtle surfaces of her work are marked to suggest traces of human experience. Fabrics are inherently vulnerable and impermanent, and Hark uses these limitations expressively, particularly in her references to the human body and the suggestion of fragile skins.


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Desert images force us to contemplate our own mortality, and they evoke an existential loneliness and tender sadness. They stir a mingled bittersweet comfort, since we know all existence shares the same fate.
All things are imperfect. Nothing that exists is without imperfections. When we look really closely at things, we see the flaws. Therein lies their beauty.
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Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
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- Publish Date Aug 17, 2011
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The Gold Coast schoolies extravaganza is, like war and sport, a cliche-rich environment.
Stop and ask almost any schoolie, and you will hear that the drunken Cavill Avenue mall trawl is a rite of passage that, ultimately, is about "hanging out with your mates".
But according to one local academic, the whole often-tawdry experience may mean a whole lot more.
Phil Harker, a psychologist with Griffith University, on the Gold Coast, said that "marking transitions is very important" - and not done enough in Australian life.
Young people who did not mark the beginning of adulthood with rituals such as schoolies week where external controls are relaxed might have "more difficulty believing that they are an adult", Dr Harker said.
Denying young people such rituals, even if they "act like idiots", could result in "25-, 26-, even 30-year-old children still relying on their parents for guidance", he said.
These sorry adult-babies were "frightened of the world and don't know how to grow up", said Dr Harker, who suggested parents should organise their own schoolies equivalent.
"When a young person makes it clear that they want to be an [independent] adult, parents should throw themselves a big party."
Yesterday at least one schoolie decided to have his experience etched into more than mere memory. As the ink gun buzzed over the shoulders of Daniel Struzka, 18, a Wollongong year 12 graduate, he hunched over a chair at a Surfers Paradise tattooing parlour,
and confessed that only during his schoolies week had he "got the balls" for the $180 decoration.
Overall, he judged the schoolies experience to be "better than I thought it was".
Elizabeth Harlow, 18, deemed it "a big break before you start a real life", a "traditional Australian activity", and said skipping it would be like "missing a graduation or formal".
Her friend Kara Lewis, 18, pointed out that "schoolies is about being trashed", and "just a great time with your mates".
About 10,000 NSW schoolies began their rite of passage on Saturday. A police spokesman observed - after 21 schoolies were charged on the night for various offensive, unruly and drunken behaviours - that "maybe they just don't understand the law up here".
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