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DALLAS — A pickup in deliveries helped UPS more than double its profit from a year ago, when Big Brown took a hit from pension-restructuring costs.
UPS delivered more than 1 billion packages in the quarter, an increase of 4.6 percent, led by gains in international-export and U.S. ground shipments.
The company's U.S. business was helped by growth in online retailing, although a slowing in the financial-services industry cut into next-day-air letter deliveries.
Overseas, volume rose due to growth in European exports. But Asia was flat as international customers continued to shift from priority air service to cheaper but slower delivery options. UPS has been trimming cargo flights from Asia.
"Our third-quarter results improved from the first half of the year even though our business faced similar market dynamics," Chairman and CEO Scott Davis said Friday on a conference call with analysts.
The company added that it plans to hire 55,000 workers to handle the holiday-season crush — about the same as the last two years. It expects daily volume to rise 8 percent over 2012. UPS believes that the busiest day will be Monday, Dec. 16, when it expects to pick up more than 34 million packages.
United Parcel Service Co. said that net income in the third quarter soared to $1.10 billion, or $1.16 per share. That was a penny better than analysts expected and an improvement over the $469 million, or 48 cents per share, that UPS earned a year ago. The 2012 figure would have been $1.06 per share without a $559 million pension-restructuring charge.
Revenue rose 3.4 percent to $13.52 billion, below analysts' forecast of $13.59 billion, according to FactSet.
Expenses declined 4.8 percent, as spending on compensation and benefits fell 8.1 percent without the big pension hit.
The company stood by its forecast of full-year earnings between $4.65 and $4.85 per share. Chief Financial Officer Kurt Kuehn said that was based on the assumption of "growth in the U.S. economy, but not outsized growth, and still-emerging recovery in Europe." Analysts expect $4.74 per share.
Delivery companies expect a pickup in business during the fourth quarter as they handle holiday gift shipments. This week, FedEx Corp. predicted volumes on peak December days will rise by double-digit percentages over last year.
UPS executives said that this year's late Thanksgiving holiday, Nov. 28, will create delivery challenges by compressing the peak season.
Shares of UPS rose 6 cents to $94.55 in morning trading. Through Thursday, the stock was up 28 percent for the year.

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This is just too weird. Anal sex creates a doorway into the demonic.
Jesus Christ saved the author, Joseph Sciambra, from homosexuality, porn, and the occult.
I say "supposed' because so far there is no corroborating evidence that Sciambra was in porn let alone a "star". He appears to be carving out, or trying to carve out, a niche for himself as a hyperreligious homophobic supposedly exgay expornstar.
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I was only able to watch the first two seconds of this. "It's uncomfortable for me to talk about"? It's uncomfortable to even listen to him, let alone consider that possibility that he was ever a "porn star." Porn star? He might have put on a few webcam shows for some creepy old guys, but there is no way he was ever in porn. He recounts his "history" on his website, but the account itself reads like a collection of bad daytime talk show mea culpa cliches:
If he weren't doing so much harm I'd almost feel sorry for this poor guy, who is about as "straight-acting" as one of Ru Paul's drag queens. I can see him and Victoria Jackson being besties, with their complementing crazy and obsession with the gays.
What he doesn't seem to realize is that the majority of people having anal sex are heterosexual, with many being Christian teens attempting to preserve the girl's virginity for marriage. (That, or the guys are gay, and giving it to a girl up the butt is the only way they can maintain an erection.) So yet again, it's the heteros who are releasing the evil into the world and bringing the wrath of God down on everyone's heads. Those wacky breeders...
He's pretty creepy. Maybe he should become a priest.
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This item, along with three gems that drop off of trash in Veeshan's Peak, is needed to buy the level 80 Fabled set armor for Paladins, Brigands, Defilers and Necromancers from Avess Ryiss in Danak Shipyards.
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Purchased from Avess Ryiss at Danak Shipyard in the Jarsath Wastes for a Cauterized Gloves Pattern and 3 Magma Diamond.
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Cierra Ceazer came up with a layup just before the buzzer to give Grambling State a 62-60 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff in women's basketball action.
Cierra Ceazer came up with a layup just before the buzzer to give Grambling State a 62-60 victory over Arkansas-Pine Bluff in women�s basketball action.
It is the third straight loss for UAPB.
The game had gone back-and-forth in the final minute. UAPB (9-17, 5-11 SWAC) came from six points down with 1:56 left to tie the game at 58 with 33 seconds left when Asia Rhines-Malone hit one of two free throws. Ceazer then made two free throws, and Rhines-Malone tied it again at 60 with 12 seconds to go.
Ceazer�s buzzer-beater ended what would have been a big come-from-behind victory for UAPB, as the Lady Lions trailed by as many as 18 points with 1:45 remaining. Rhines-Malone tipped in a shot with 5 seconds before halftime to pull the Lady Lions within 39-30.
UAPB took its first lead of the game at 41-40 with 11:41 left in the game on a Chi Chi Okwumabua jumper and last led 50-49 with 5:20 to go. The game was tied five times.
Okwumabua scored a game-high 19 points, Rhines-Malone finished with 12 points, nine rebounds, three assists and four steals, and Lakendra Marsh scored 11 points for UAPB. The Lady Lions shot 24 of 64 for 37.5 percent including 3 of 15 from three-point range, and shot 9 of 20 in free throws.
Ceazer scorred 15 points and had eight rebounds, Dayla Threatt added 11 points and Joanna Miller scored 10 for Grambling State (6-21, 4-11). The Lady Tigers shot 51.9 percent from the field in the first half, but finished 37.7 percent (20 of 53) for the game after hitting 6 of 26 in the second half. They hit 6 of 18 threes and made 16 of 19 from the foul line.


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Our 2015 legislative campaign with Acadia Center
Read our joint statement on passage of legislation at the end of the session.
Connecticut's electric customers need relief now. Fixed charges for electric service have risen dramatically over the last decade. Fixed charges are flat monthly rates that the customer must pay just to have access to electricity. For residential customers, fixed charges have more than doubled since 2004. Residential fixed charges have increased by more than four times the rate of inflation. Today, CL&P has the highest fixed charge among major utility companies in New England ($19.25/month), and United Illuminating has the second highest ($17.25/month). (Graphs courtesy of Acadia Center)
High fixed charges hurt progress on energy efficiency and clean energy. They fall hardest on those customers that use the least electricity, they devalue efficiency and renewables investments, and they reduce the ability of consumers to control their energy costs. CT can do better – by lowering and capping residential and small business fixed charges.
The Solution: Lower and Cap Residential Fixed Charges
The General Assembly can solve the problem of ever-increasing and excessive fixed charges by placing a reasonable cap on the fixed charge for residential customers. Connecticut needs a permanent solution to both protect consumers and to steer regulators towards electricity rate designs better aligned with key public policy goals. SB570, which was passed by the Energy and Technology Committee, includes a residential cap of $10 per month.
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Users with the Value List Collection Designer user role can open the Value List drawer to access Value Lists and Collections.
Unified Intelligence Center uses Value Lists and Collections as filtering tools to collect and control the data that are available for display in reports.
Value lists are based on database queries and contain all reportable items of the same type, for example, all agents or all skill groups.
Collections are subsets of Value Lists that can be created to control the amount of data shown to specific users and user groups. For example, you can create a Collection of Skill Groups that displays only the Skill groups in a region or line of business. No stock collections are installed with Unified Intelligence Center. Users with permissions to do so can create custom collections.
Value Lists and Collections that use collection queries are refreshed every night at midnight (using the server's time zone). The refresh operation is performed on the primary node in a cluster and propagated to other nodes.
Agent and Agent Team collections are created automatically when you implement the Unified CCE User Integration feature. These imported collections are identified as system collections, once they are imported from Unified ICM/CCE.
When users run reports, they are presented with Value Lists and Collections by which they can filter reports. The ability to filter by Value Lists or by Collections is determined by Group/User permissions.
Value lists contain all reportable items of the same type, for example, all agents or all skill groups. Unified Intelligence Center is installed with stock value lists, and users with the Value List Collection Designer User Role can create custom value lists.
A value list is associated with the key criteria field of a report.
Once associated with a report, the value list becomes a filter for that report.
The ability to filter by Value List or by Collections is determined by User Roles and by Group/User permissions.
The name of the Value List.
Data Source
The data source from which the values are retrieved.
The status of the data source. A green check box means the data source is online. A red X means it is offline.
The type of Value List: Stock or Custom. Stock lists are added by the installation. Custom lists are created by users with the Value List Collection Designer role.
The stock Value Lists are:
The description entered for the Value List.
Type one or more characters and click Filter to narrow the list. Click Clear to remove the filter.
Opens the Create/Edit Value List page where you can define a new custom Value List.
Enabled when the radio button for a row is selected. Opens the Create/Edit Value List page where you can review and edit the properties of a custom Value List. You can edit only the Permissions for a stock Value List.
Enabled when the radio button for a row is selected. Opens a box that shows the values in a list with a Refresh Value List button.
Enabled when the radio button for a row is selected. Refreshes the Value Lists page to display All Collections for that Value list.
Enabled when the radio button for a row is selected. Requests confirmation; then deletes the custom Value List.
Updates the page to show changes another user might have made, such as creating or deleting a Value List.
Opens online help.
On the tab heading—closes the page.
Value lists are based on MS SQL Queries that retrieve data for a report.
Base custom value lists on queries where the value is indexed in the underlying database. Providing filters on non-indexed columns can have an adverse affect on the performance of the system.
Once defined, Value Lists are kept as static snapshots in the database. They remain exactly as defined until the list is manually refreshed. After configuration changes, you must refresh any Value Lists affected so the new values are displayed in the list.
Value Lists are automatically refreshed at midnight.
Value List Name
Enter the name of the Value List.
Enter the version of value list entity currently deployed in CUIC.
Types are Custom or Stock.
Data Source
From the drop-down menu, select the data source from which the values are retrieved.
Enter a description of the Value List, if desired.
Value List Query
Enter the SQL query for the Value List. Then click Validate.
The query must return an ID and a VALUE.
Collection Query
Required only for Collections of the type Identifier. Enter a SQL query to set up the Collection Identifier.
For example: SELECT Skill_Group.SkillTargetID AS ID, Skill_Group.EnterpriseName AS VALUE FROM Skill_Group where Skill_Group.SkillTargetID=<COLLECTIONIDENTIFIER> ORDER BY Skill_Group.EnterpriseName ASC
When the query is run, it takes the value from the Collection Identifier on the Create/Edit Collections page.
Default Permissions
Set the permissions for My Group.
|Step 1
Select any Value List from the Value Lists page and click the Values button.
A window appears that displays the values that are generated by the Value List query.
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Click Refresh Value List to update the list to display new values that have been configured.
A message informs you that the list is being refreshed.
For example, if a new Agent Team is created in Unified ICM/CC Configuration Manager, the Agent Team Value List includes a collection for that team after you refresh.
Value Lists (and their collections) are properties of the key criteria field of the Report Definition. Follow these steps to identify the key criteria field and its Value List.
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If the Report Definition is based on a simple query, identify the key criteria field for a report on the Report Definition Properties tab. The key criteria field is selected from a drop-down menu on the Properties tab.
Locate the field on the Report Definition Fields tab and click Edit Field Properties.
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If the Report Definition is based on an Anonymous Block or a Stored Procedure, identify the parameter with which you want to associate a Value List.
Select the parameter on the Parameters tab and click Edit to display the Edit Parameters field.
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In the Edit Field/Edit Parameters panel, locate the Value List drop-down menu. In stock report templates, this field is populated with the stock Value List for the Report Definition. In custom Report Definitions, you can select a Value List from the drop-down menu.
Once you have associated the key criteria field or the parameter with a Value List, the report user sees that Value List or Collection on the Basic Filters tab provided that user has Execute permission for the Value List or Collection.
Collections are subsets of Value Lists that can be used to control the amount of data that users can select to populate a report.
Value lists typically contain all the items in the enterprise (for example, all Skill Groups), whereas Collections are used to narrow the scope of data returned in the selection list.
For example, you could create a Collection that displays only the Skill Groups in a region or line of business.
When you use the UCCE User Synchronization feature, the Agent and Agent Team Value Lists are populated with collections for all agents and agent teams that were imported for all Unified ICM supervisors.
The ability to filter by Value Lists or by Collections is determined by Group/User permissions.
The All Collections panel displays when you select a Value List and click Collections.
Doing this extends the Value List page so that it displays any All Collections for that Value List. The collections are presented in two panels: Collection Name and Collection Type.
Collections imported by UCCE User Integration are called System collections, and they cannot be deleted or modified, as they are pulled from Unified ICM configuration data.
Use this page to create a collection or to edit an existing one.
Collection Name
Enter the name of the Value List.
Enter an optional description of the Value List.
Collection Types
From the drop-down menu, select
This field displays if you select the Collection Type of Identifier. Enter a value for the identifier you want the collection to retrieve in the Collection Query.
For this type of Collection to succeed, the Value List must have a Collection Query on the Create/Edit Value List Page. For example, to create Collections on the Agent Value list for each supervisor, enter their SupervisorSkillTargetID in this field to populate the Collection from the awdb tables.
These fields display if you select the Collection Type of Values.
This field displays if you select Wildcard as the Collection Type. Enter a string to create a collection that includes that string.
Default Permissions
Set the permissions for My Group.
If you implement UCCE User Integration, the stock Agent and Agent Teams Value Lists are updated with collections of agents and agent teams that are automatically created from the synchronization.
The collections that are imported from the synchronization are identified as system collections and do not affect any custom collections you might have created for the Agent or Agent Teams Value Lists.
Supervisors who are imported with UCCE User Integration become Unified Intelligence Center Dashboard Designer and Report Designer Users. As Report Designer Users, they have execute access for the Value List drawer and for the Agent and Agent Team collections for which they are supervisors.
All imported Supervisors have execute permission for all Value Lists. However, for the imported team collections under the Agents and Agent Teams Value Lists, only the Supervisors for those teams have execute permission to those Collections.
The system collections for Agent and Agent Team that are created by UCCE User Integration are distinguished from the custom Agent and Agent Team collections in that you cannot edit, delete, or modify the system collections.
Collections are built according to the Collection Type you choose, as follows:
When you create an Identifier Collection, you define one identifier value on the Add/Edit Collection Page. That value is a database identifier for a specific object; for example, a skill group or a supervisor.
When the Populate Values action occurs, the collection query uses that identifier value to retrieve items from the database and to populate the collection. The Collection filter contains only the returned values for that identifier.
Identifier is the most restrictive collection type. Use it, for example, to build a collection of one skill group.
When you create a Values Collection, you manually choose from a list of possible values to include in the collection. All items that you select are part of the Collection filter. Values collections are not updated automatically by the system. The only way to update them is by using the collection interface.
A Values collection is less restrictive than an Identifier collection. Use it, for example, to build a collection of several skill groups.
When you create a Wildcard Collection, you define a wildcard string that is used to identify which items belong to the collection. When the Populate Values action occurs, all items are compared against the wildcard pattern. If they match the pattern, then they will be part of the collection, otherwise, they will not.
Wildcard is the least restrictive collection. Use it, for example, to build a collection of all skill groups that begin with a certain string.
Wildcard collections use Java regular expressions. Some simple examples of regular expressions are included below. The expressions are case-sensitive, and that 'character' is alphanumeric.
For more information, see the Java Regular Expressions documentation for more examples and how to build more complex patterns.


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An unmanned Chinese spacecraft has returned to earth following a successful mission in which it conducted China's first space station docking tests.
The Shenzhou 8 craft launched Nov. 1 landed by parachute in the country's western desert on Thursday evening after twice docking with the Tiangong 1 module, which remains in orbit.
China will conduct two more space docking missions next year and plans to complete a manned space station around 2020. At about 60 tons, the Chinese station will be considerably smaller than the 16-nation International Space Station.
China has made steady progress toward a space station since launching its first manned mission in 2003 that made it only the third nation to put a man in space.


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PPP's newest Ohio poll finds Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney 51-47, up from a 49-48 margin a week ago.
It's starting to look like Obama might have turned the corner with his wins in the second and third debates. When asked who they think won the debates as a whole Obama wins out 45/43, suggesting he really fixed his problems from the first debate with the second two. Obama's approval is on positive ground at 51/48, while Romney's favorability is in negative territory at 47/51. Ohioans trust Obama over Romney on both the economy (52/46) and foreign policy (54/44).
Obama's built up a big lead among early voters in the state. 36% say they've already cast their ballots and they report having voted for Obama by a 63/36 margin. Romney's up 53/45 with those yet to vote.
The main shift from a week ago is Democrats further unifying around Obama as the election nears. Last week he led 86/14 with them in the state and now he's pushed that up further to 88/10. Romney continues to lead with independents, 50/46, but that's down a tick from 49/42 last week.
Obama's lead in Ohio comes thanks to big advantages among women (55/43), African Americans (86/12), and young voters (60/36). Romney's winning with men (52/46), whites (52/46), and seniors (54/45) but he would need to win those groups, particularly whites and men, by considerably wider margins if he was going to take the state.
The Senate race really appears to be getting away from Josh Mandel in the closing stages. Sherrod Brown's opened up a 53/42 lead. Brown's winning independents 48/44 even as Obama loses them, and he has 89% of Democrats lined up behind him while only 81% of Republicans are committed to Mandel. Brown's approval is on slightly positive ground at 47/44, while Mandel continues to be very unpopular with only 38% of voters seeing him favorably to 51% with a negative opinion.
Two other notes from Ohio:
-There's no enthusiasm gap in the state. 69% of Democrats say they're 'very excited' to vote and 68% of Republicans do.
-Democrats lead the generic Congressional ballot in the state 50/42.
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Mahabharat on Star Plus"Mahabharat" a mythological saga is one of the most popular series on star plus. This is the second time that "Mahabharat" is being recreated on celluloid. The first series, produced by B.R. Chopra and directed by his son Ravi Chopra in 1988, which went on till 1990. The project is being produced by Siddharth Tewary of Swastik Pictures. The show has garnered a weekly rating of 6356 TVTs (6.3 million viewers).
A Star India spokesperson claimed Mahabharat has garnered the highest TV ratings among all TV shows of the last three years. The company bet heavily on Mahabharat and is known to have spent close to Rs 20 crore on its marketing alone. The epic hit the right chord with the youth getting a massive 849 TVTs amongst females 15 to 24 and 574 TVTs in males 15 to 24.
Mahabharat on Star Plus StoryThe Mahabharat is one of the two major Sanskrit epics of ancient India, the other being the Ramayana. Besides its epic narration of the Kurukshetra War and the fates of the Kauravas and the Pandavas, the Mahabharat contains much philosophical and devotional material, such as a discussion of the four "goals of life" or purusharthas. Among the principal works and stories that are a part of the Mahabharat are the Bhagavad Gita.
ScheduleThe epic Mahabharata has made a comeback to TV with Star Plus. The promo's of Siddharth Kumar Tewary's mythogical saga, Mahabharat has hit the tube. The show is airing on star plus from Monday to Friday 8:30 P.M.
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Sindlesham is an estate village in the borough of Wokingham in Berkshire, England.
It is located around 4 miles (6.4 km) southeast of Reading and around 2 miles (3.2 km) west of the town of Wokingham, and just south of the village of Winnersh, from which it is separated by the M4 motorway. The River Loddon flows just to the west.
A chapel is believed to have been built as early as 1220. A large 19th century, three-storey watermill on the Loddon has more recently become a hotel. Nearby is the estate of Bearwood House, built in 1864 by John Walter, the then proprietor of The Times newspaper, now Bearwood College, a private secondary school.
Also in the village are Bearwood Primary School, the offices of Winnersh Parish Council, the UK control centre for the National Grid and the Berkshire Masonic Centre at Sindlesham Court.
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B/B/G:Cason David,Xander Jace, & Catie Alivia
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G/G/B:Amalia Eleanor, Julia Alessandra & Jack Rupert
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BBB: William Iowa, Basil Duncan, Neal Mitchell
BBG: William Iowa, Basil Duncan, Elizabeth Zoebelle
GGB: Elizabeth Zoebelle, Ruth Jeanine, William Iowa
GGG: Elizabeth Zoebelle, Ruth Jeanine, Danae Harley
all are names that mean something to me and my husband
now if I just used names I liked and threw meaning out the window (and husband had no say)
BBB: William Iowa, Mackenzie Beau, Sebastian Gray (wim, mac, baz)
BBG: William Iowa, Mackenzie Beau, Violet Elena (will, Mac, Lettie)
GGB: Violet Elena, Clara Juliet, William Iowa (Lettie, CJ, Will)
GGG: Lyra Primrose, Penelope Fleur, Mercy Adele (Lyra, Poppy, Mercy)
BBB: Charles Cedric, Theodore James, and Lincoln Andrew (Charlie, Teddy, and Lincoln)
BBG:Cedric Charles, Lincoln James, and Victoria Claire (Cedric, Lincoln, and Plum)
BGG: Cedric Charles, Louisa Jane, and Victoria Claire (Cedric, Lulu, and Plum)
GGG: Victoria Claire, Louisa Jane, and Dorothea Grace (Plum, Lulu, and Dottie)
Normally I like double mn but with triplets that just sounds like too much.
At the moment:
BBB: William Balthazar, Alexander Crispin, and Benjamin Lazarus (although I might be tempted to change Crispin and Lazarus to Melchior and Casper to match with Balthazar)
BBG: William Balthazar, Alexander Crispin, and Catherine Ophelia
GGG: Catherine Ophelia, Elizabeth Morgana, and Anastasia Christabel
GGB: Catherine Ophelia, Elizabeth Morgana, Alexander Crispin


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text: United Continental Holdings Company Profile (NYSE:UAL) Company Profile Analyst Ratings Earnings History Earnings Estimates Dividend History Insider Trade Headlines Social Media Chart About United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) United Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) is a holding company and its principal subsidiary is United Air Lines, Inc. (United). The Company transports people and cargo through its mainline operations. It has global air rights in North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Latin America. The Company, through United and its regional carriers, operates flights from its hubs at Newark Liberty International Airport (Newark Liberty), Chicago O'Hare International Airport (Chicago O'Hare), Denver International Airport (Denver), George Bush Intercontinental Airport (Houston Bush), Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), A.B. Won Pat International Airport (Guam), San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and Washington Dulles International Airport (Washington Dulles). It has contractual relationships with regional carriers to provide regional jet and turboprop service branded as United Express. These regional operations are an extension of the Company's mainline network. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Transportation Industry: Airlines Sub-Industry: Airlines Symbol: NYSE:UAL CUSIP: 91004710 Web: newsroom.united.com Capitalization:Market Cap: $17.88845 billionOutstanding Shares: 304,225,000Average Prices:50 Day Moving Avg: $63.57200 Day Moving Avg: $71.4852 Week Range: $49.28 - $83.04 P/E:Trailing P/E Ratio: 8.12Foreward P/E Ratio: 8.99P/E Growth: 2.52Sales & Book Value:Annual Revenue: $37.38 billionPrice / Sales: 0.48Book Value: $29.03 per sharePrice / Book: 2.05 Profitability:EBIDTA: $6.37 billionNet Margins: 6.09%Return on Equity: 29.46%Return on Assets: 6.17%Debt:Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 1.31%Current Ratio: 0.61%Quick Ratio: 0.54%Misc:Average Volume: 4.43 million shs.Beta: 1.06Short Ratio: 4.2 Frequently Asked Questions for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) What is United Continental Holdings' stock symbol? United Continental Holdings trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "UAL." How were United Continental Holdings' earnings last quarter? United Continental Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:UAL) issued its quarterly earnings data on Tuesday, July, 18th. The company reported $2.75 earnings per share for the quarter, beating analysts' consensus estimates of $2.31 by $0.44. The firm earned $10 billion during the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $9.95 billion. United Continental Holdings had a return on equity of 29.46% and a net margin of 6.09%. United Continental Holdings's quarterly revenue was up 6.4% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter last year, the firm earned $2.61 EPS. View United Continental Holdings' Earnings History. When will United Continental Holdings make its next earnings announcement? United Continental Holdings is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Monday, October, 16th 2017. View Earnings Estimates for United Continental Holdings. Where is United Continental Holdings' stock going? Where will United Continental Holdings' stock price be in 2017? 19 analysts have issued 1-year price objectives for United Continental Holdings' stock. Their predictions range from $47.00 to $110.00. On average, they expect United Continental Holdings' share price to reach $79.86 in the next twelve months. View Analyst Ratings for United Continental Holdings. Who are some of United Continental Holdings' key competitors? Some companies that are related to United Continental Holdings include Delta Air Lines (DAL), Ryanair Holdings PLC (RYAAY), Ryanair Holdings Plc (RYA), International Consolidated Airlns Grp SA (IAG), Alaska Air Group (ALK), LATAM Airlines Group S.A. (LTM), China Southern Airlines Company Limited (ZNH), JetBlue Airways Corporation (JBLU), Copa Holdings, S.A. (CPA), easyJet plc (EZJ), Azul SA (AZUL), Spirit Airlines (SAVE), SkyWest (SKYW), Hawaiian Holdings (HA), Wizz Air Holdings PLC (WIZZ), Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes S.A. (GOL), Avianca Holdings S.A. (AVH) and Dart Group PLC (DTG). Who are United Continental Holdings' key executives? United Continental Holdings' management team includes the folowing people: Oscar X. Munoz, Chief Executive Officer, DirectorAndrew C. Levy, Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice PresidentJ. Scott Scott Kirby, President of United AirlinesGregory L. Hart, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice PresidentLinda P. Jojo, Executive Vice President, Chief Information OfficerBrett J. Hart, Executive Vice President, General CounselMichael P. Bonds, Executive Vice President - Human Resources and Labor RelationsChris Kenny, Vice President, ControllerRobert Aaron Milton, Non-Executive Chairman of the BoardTodd M. Insler, Director Who owns United Continental Holdings stock? United Continental Holdings' stock is owned by many different of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional investors include Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (9.27%), Vanguard Group Inc. (7.46%), BlackRock Inc. (6.84%), State Street Corp (3.38%), Janus Henderson Group PLC (2.29%) and Evercore Trust Company N.A. (1.77%). Company insiders that own United Continental Holdings stock include Andrew C Levy, Barney Harford, Brett J Hart, Chris Kenny, Edward Shapiro, Gerald Laderman, Gregory L Hart, James A C Kennedy, James E Compton, James M Whitehurst, Linda P Jojo, Michael P Bonds, Oscar Munoz, Par Investment Partners Lp, Robert A Milton and Walter Isaacson. View Institutional Ownership Trends for United Continental Holdings. Who sold United Continental Holdings stock? Who is selling United Continental Holdings stock? United Continental Holdings' stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including AJO LP, BlackRock Inc., Cyrus Capital Partners L.P., Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Wells Fargo & Company MN, FMR LLC, State Street Corp and GMT Capital Corp. Company insiders that have sold United Continental Holdings stock in the last year include Chris Kenny, Gregory L Hart, Michael P Bonds and Walter Isaacson. View Insider Buying and Selling for United Continental Holdings. Who bought United Continental Holdings stock? Who is buying United Continental Holdings stock? United Continental Holdings' stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Janus Henderson Group PLC, Boston Partners, Vanguard Group Inc., Parametric Portfolio Associates LLC, Acadian Asset Management LLC, Bank of Montreal Can, Darrell & King LLC and Airain ltd. Company insiders that have bought United Continental Holdings stock in the last two years include Andrew C Levy, Barney Harford, Brett J Hart, Edward Shapiro, Gerald Laderman, Gregory L Hart, James A C Kennedy, James E Compton, James M Whitehurst, Linda P Jojo, Oscar Munoz, Par Investment Partners Lp and Robert A Milton. View Insider Buying and Selling for United Continental Holdings. How do I buy United Continental Holdings stock? Shares of United Continental Holdings can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is United Continental Holdings' stock price today? One share of United Continental Holdings stock can currently be purchased for approximately $59.44. MarketBeat Community Rating for United Continental Holdings (NYSE UAL)Community Ranking: 2.8 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 573 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 448 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 1,021MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about United Continental Holdings and other stocks. Vote "Outperform" if you believe the stock will outperform the S&P 500 over the long term. Vote "Underperform" if you believe the stock will underperform the S&P 500 over the long term. You may vote once every thirty days. Analyst Ratings Consensus Ratings for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) (How are Consensus Ratings Calculated?) MarketBeat calculates consensus ratings using the most recent rating from each brokerage that has rated a stock within the last twelve months. Since brokers often use different ratings systems, each rating is normalized to a standardized rating score of 1 (sell), 2 (hold), 3 (buy) or 4 (strong buy). Consensus ratings scores are calculated using the mean average of the number of normalized sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings. Each stock's consensus rating is derived from its calculated consensus ratings score (0-1.5 = Sell, 1.5-2.5 = Hold, 2.5-3.5 = Buy, >3.5 = Strong Buy). MarketBeat's consensus price targets are a mean average of the most recent available price targets set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.MarketBeat will no longer include ratings and price target data in its consensus calculation if a broker drops coverage and MarketBeat has received a report that coverage was dropped. Ratings from certain research firms that issue ratings using purely quantitative methods (such as Zacks, Vetr and ValuEngine) are not included in consensus calculations. MarketBeat's consensus ratings and consensus price targets may differ from those calculated by other firms due to differences in methodology and available data.Ratings Breakdown: 13 Hold Ratings, 6 Buy RatingsConsensus Rating:Hold (Score: 2.32)Consensus Price Target: $79.86 (34.36% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetImpact on Share PriceDetails9/25/2017Barclays PLCReiterated RatingBuy$80.00Low9/25/2017MacquarieInitiated CoverageNeutral$64.00Low9/20/2017Stifel NicolausReiterated RatingBuy$110.00Low9/20/2017Raymond James Financial, Inc.Reiterated RatingOutperform -> Market PerformMedium9/18/2017Buckingham ResearchDowngradeBuy -> Neutral$49.28 -> $59.80Medium9/15/2017J P Morgan Chase & CoDowngradeOverweight -> Neutral$84.00 -> $68.00Medium9/7/2017Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingNeutral$85.00 -> $68.00Low9/7/2017StephensReiterated RatingEqual Weight$80.00 -> $65.00Low9/1/2017Morgan StanleyReiterated RatingEqual Weight$72.00 -> $71.00Low8/20/2017Wolfe ResearchUpgradeOutperform$97.00 -> $95.00Low8/7/2017Sanford C. BernsteinReiterated RatingHoldMedium7/18/2017Imperial CapitalBoost Price TargetIn -> In-Line$75.00 -> $77.00Medium7/12/2017Bank of America CorporationReiterated RatingBuy$105.00High7/12/2017Cowen and CompanyBoost Price TargetMarket Perform -> Market Perform$75.00 -> $82.00High6/20/2017Atlantic SecuritiesInitiated CoverageOverweight -> Overweight$100.00Medium4/18/2017Evercore ISIDowngradeHoldLow1/31/2017Standpoint ResearchDowngradeBuy -> HoldN/A1/19/2017S&P Equity ResearchReiterated RatingBuyN/A10/7/2016Credit Suisse GroupSet Price TargetHold$47.00N/A7/12/2016Deutsche Bank AGUpgradeHold -> Buy$59.00N/A4/22/2016Sterne Agee CRTDowngradeBuy -> Neutral$70.00 -> $56.00N/A12/23/2015Oppenheimer Holdings, Inc.Reiterated RatingBuyN/A(Data available from 9/26/2015 forward) Earnings Earnings History for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL)Earnings History by Quarter for United Continental Holdings (NYSE UAL)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails10/16/2017$3.09N/A7/18/2017Q2 2017$2.31$2.75$9.95 billion$10.00 billionViewN/A4/17/2017Q1 2017$0.37$0.41$8.38 billion$8.42 billionViewN/A1/17/2017Q416$1.73$1.78$8.89 billion$9.05 billionViewN/A10/17/2016Q3$2.88$3.11$9.89 billion$9.91 billionViewN/A7/19/2016Q216$2.44$2.61$9.36 billion$9.40 billionViewN/A4/20/2016Q116$1.18$1.23$8.21 billion$8.20 billionViewN/A1/21/2016Q415$2.59$2.54$9.08 billion$9.04 billionViewListen10/22/2015Q315$4.55$4.53$10.31 billion$10.31 billionViewListen7/23/2015Q215$3.31$3.31$9.94 billion$9.90 billionViewListen4/23/2015Q1$1.44$1.52$8.62 billion$8.60 billionViewListen1/22/2015Q414$1.22$1.20$9.31 billion$9.30 billionViewListen10/23/2014Q314$2.68$2.75$10.56 billion$10.60 billionViewListen7/24/2014Q214$2.16$2.34$10.31 billion$10.30 billionViewListen4/24/2014Q114($1.35)($1.33)$8.71 billion$8.70 billionViewListen1/23/2014Q413$0.58$0.78$9.28 billion$9.30 billionViewListen10/24/2013Q313$1.60$1.51$10.30 billion$10.20 billionViewListen7/25/2013Q2 2013$1.32$1.35$9.98 billion$10.00 billionViewListen4/25/2013Q1 2013($1.07)($0.98)$8.69 billion$8.72 billionViewListen1/24/2013Q4 2012($0.58)($0.58)$8.67 billion$8.70 billionViewListen10/25/2012$1.55$1.35ViewN/A7/26/2012$1.72$1.41ViewN/A4/26/2012($1.06)($0.87)ViewN/A1/26/2012$0.17$0.30ViewN/A10/27/2011$2.07$2.00ViewN/A7/21/2011$1.42$1.49ViewN/A4/21/2011($0.48)($0.41)ViewN/A1/26/2011$0.23$0.44ViewN/A(Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL)2017 EPS Consensus Estimate: $7.77QuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateQ1 20171$0.33$0.33$0.33Q2 20171$2.70$2.70$2.70Q3 20171$2.96$2.96$2.96Q4 20171$1.78$1.78$1.78(Data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Dividends Dividend History for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL)No dividend announcements for this company have been tracked by MarketBeat.com Insider Trades Insider Trading and Institutional Ownership History for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL)Insider Ownership Percentage: 0.27%Institutional Ownership Percentage: 97.69%Insider Trades by Quarter for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionDetails9/15/2017Edward ShapiroDirectorBuy15,000$59.87$898,050.00 6/15/2017Gregory L HartEVPSell3,000$76.83$230,490.00 5/9/2017Michael P BondsEVPSell9,971$78.86$786,313.06 4/27/2017Edward ShapiroDirectorBuy10,000$69.35$693,500.00 2/28/2017Andrew C LevyCFOBuy10,000$74.81$748,100.00 12/9/2016Walter IsaacsonDirectorSell2,638$75.80$199,960.40 11/17/2016Chris KennyVPSell3,824$67.39$257,699.36 9/2/2016Andrew C LevyCFOBuy15,000$50.96$764,400.00 4/28/2016Barney HarfordDirectorBuy60,000$49.07$2,944,200.00 4/28/2016James E ComptonInsiderBuy2,000$48.91$97,820.00 4/28/2016Linda P JojoEVPBuy2,500$48.77$121,925.00 4/27/2016Gerald LadermanCFOBuy5,000$48.78$243,900.00 4/27/2016James M WhitehurstDirectorBuy10,000$49.23$492,300.00 4/26/2016Brett J HartEVPBuy5,000$49.09$245,450.00 4/26/2016Gregory L HartCOOBuy2,000$49.90$99,800.00 4/26/2016Robert A MiltonDirectorBuy1,000$49.14$49,140.00 4/22/2016Oscar MunozCEOBuy19,800$50.53$1,000,494.00 4/22/2016Par Investment Partners LpDirectorBuy1,905,000$52.10$99,250,500.00 3/10/2016James A C KennedyDirectorBuy900$57.55$51,795.00 2/3/2015Irene E FoxhallVPSell3,987$68.37$272,591.19 1/22/2015Irene E FoxhallVPSell3,537$71.20$251,834.40 1/22/2015Michael P BondsEVPSell6,504$71.20$463,084.80 12/11/2014James E ComptonInsiderSell38,094$65.89$2,510,013.66 12/11/2014Jeffrey T FolandEVPSell7,000$64.83$453,810.00 12/4/2014Michael P BondsEVPSell1,452$62.00$90,024.00 10/23/2014Jeffrey T FolandEVPSell6,000$50.00$300,000.00 10/14/2014Gregory L HartCOOSell1,039$41.61$43,232.79 7/14/2014Gregory L HartCOOSell1,040$45.73$47,559.20 4/28/2014Jeffery SmisekCEOBuy20,000$39.62$792,400.00 4/23/2014Irene FoxhallVPSell8,188$47.00$384,836.00 4/14/2014Gregory HartCOOSell1,040$41.88$43,555.20 2/4/2014Walter IsaacsonDirectorSell5,000$44.01$220,050.00 11/25/2013Peter McdonaldCOOSell131,603$40.00$5,264,120.00 10/28/2013James E ComptonInsiderBuy7,800$32.12$250,536.00 8/27/2013Jeffery SmisekCEOBuy9,054$27.66$250,433.64 5/14/2013Charles YamaroneDirectorSell15,750$33.33$524,947.50 8/10/2012Peter D McdonaldCOOBuy13,500$18.02$243,270.00 8/9/2012Jeffery A SmisekCEOBuy55,600$18.00$1,000,800.00 8/9/2012Michael P BondsVPBuy13,500$18.03$243,405.00 (Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Headlines Headline Trends for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) Latest Headlines for United Continental Holdings (NYSE:UAL) Source: All Sources Trusted Sources MarketBeat.com Bloomberg MarketWatch Motley Fool NASDAQ Reuters Seeking Alpha The Street The Wall Street Journal Yahoo Finance DateHeadlineBarclays PLC Reiterates "Buy" Rating for United Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL)www.americanbankingnews.com - September 25 at 9:14 PMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Coverage Initiated by Analysts at Macquariewww.americanbankingnews.com - September 25 at 9:14 PMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Given Consensus Recommendation of "Hold" by Analystswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 23 at 12:38 PMETFs with exposure to United Continental Holdings, Inc. : September 22, 2017finance.yahoo.com - September 23 at 10:25 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Given "Buy" Rating at Stifel Nicolauswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 20 at 8:20 PMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Stock Rating Lowered by Zacks Investment Researchwww.americanbankingnews.com - September 20 at 12:48 PMUnited opened a secret, invite-only restaurant hidden in Newark Airport — here's what it's likefinance.yahoo.com - September 20 at 10:35 AMWhich Airlines Offer the Best Perks Based on Elite Status? This New Report Spills the Beansfinance.yahoo.com - September 20 at 10:35 AMUnited Continental Holdings' (UAL) "Market Perform" Rating Reaffirmed at Raymond James Financial, Inc.www.americanbankingnews.com - September 20 at 9:46 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Director Edward Shapiro Purchases 15,000 Shareswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 19 at 7:24 PMMahalo, 747 United Airlines Announces Final Boeing 747 Flightfinance.yahoo.com - September 19 at 8:54 AMSingapore Airlines takes flight with new kind of safety videofinance.yahoo.com - September 19 at 8:54 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Downgraded by Buckingham Research to "Neutral"www.americanbankingnews.com - September 18 at 9:01 AMFinancial Survey: Era Group (ERA) versus United Continental Holdings (UAL)www.americanbankingnews.com - September 17 at 8:54 PMStock Traders Buy High Volume of United Continental Holdings Call Options (UAL)www.americanbankingnews.com - September 17 at 2:20 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Expected to Announce Quarterly Sales of $10.06 Billionwww.americanbankingnews.com - September 16 at 11:28 AMAirline stocks fall after J.P. Morgan downgraded United Continental, American and Spiritfinance.yahoo.com - September 16 at 10:02 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Rating Lowered to Neutral at J P Morgan Chase & Cowww.americanbankingnews.com - September 15 at 11:40 PMAmerican, Spirit and United Get Downgrades as Ticket Pricing War Rageswww.thestreet.com - September 15 at 10:38 AMMorning Movers: Carnival Drops, Southwest Airlines Gains, United Continental Fallsfinance.yahoo.com - September 15 at 10:38 AMAnalysts' Recommendations for United Continentalfinance.yahoo.com - September 14 at 11:58 AMSouthwest Airlines Co (LUV) Stock Survived the Turbulence — Go Longfinance.yahoo.com - September 14 at 11:58 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Receives Buy Rating from Barclays PLCwww.americanbankingnews.com - September 14 at 9:34 AMUnited Continental (UAL) August Traffic Up, Load Factor Down - Nasdaqwww.nasdaq.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMHow United Continental's Stock Reacted to Its Guidance Updatefinance.yahoo.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMUnited Continental's Capacity Is on Track for Higher Growthfinance.yahoo.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMUnited's Traffic Growth Is Slightly behind Its Capacity Growthfinance.yahoo.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMCould United Continental's Utilization Improve in 2017?finance.yahoo.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMUnited Continental Reduces Its 3Q17 Guidancefinance.yahoo.com - September 13 at 10:41 AMFlorida airports open but cancellations linger after Irmamarketbeat.com - September 12 at 5:46 PMUnited Airlines' August ops report says a lot about Hurricane Harvey's impactfinance.yahoo.com - September 12 at 11:32 AMUnited Airlines Offers Customers More Ways to Get to Europe Next Summer Including New Service to Porto, Portugal and Reykjavik, Icelandfinance.yahoo.com - September 12 at 11:32 AMComparing United Continental Holdings (UAL) & its Rivalswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 12 at 4:26 AMUnited Airlines Provides Latest Update on Operations and Relief Efforts with Hurricane Irmafinance.yahoo.com - September 10 at 9:05 AMFinancial Comparison: United Continental Holdings (UAL) vs. its Rivalswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 9 at 6:22 PMUnited Reports August 2017 Operational Performancefinance.yahoo.com - September 8 at 8:44 PMTourism, agriculture businesses brace for Irma's impactfinance.yahoo.com - September 8 at 8:44 PMUnited Continental's stock slumps after disclosure of PRASM, margin guidance cut - MarketWatchwww.marketwatch.com - September 8 at 3:43 PMUnited Airlines: Use The Turbulence To Your Advantage - Seeking Alphaseekingalpha.com - September 8 at 3:42 PMUnited Airlines going (really) wide with new economy seatingfinance.yahoo.com - September 8 at 3:42 PMUnited Airlines Cuts Revenue Guide by $400 Million and Shares Drop - TheStreet.comwww.thestreet.com - September 8 at 9:39 AMGo Long United Continental Holdings Inc (UAL) Stock Despite Market Turbulence - Investorplace.cominvestorplace.com - September 8 at 9:39 AMUnited Continental Holdings (UAL) Presents At Cowen 10th Annual Global Transportation Conference - Slideshowseekingalpha.com - September 8 at 9:39 AMAfter Harvey, United Airlines boosts Houston hub with new long flightfinance.yahoo.com - September 8 at 9:39 AMStar Alliance airline network working with United Airlines to launch 'Connection Service'finance.yahoo.com - September 8 at 9:39 AMUnited Continental Holdings, Inc. (UAL) Earns "Neutral" Rating from Citigroup Inc.www.americanbankingnews.com - September 7 at 10:08 PMUnited Continental Holdings' (UAL) "Equal Weight" Rating Reaffirmed at Stephenswww.americanbankingnews.com - September 7 at 8:58 PMGo Long United Continental Holdings Inc (UAL) Stock Despite Market Turbulenceinvestorplace.com - September 7 at 11:13 AMUnited Continental, Newell Brands cut forecasts in wake of Harvey - Reuterswww.reuters.com - September 7 at 10:30 AMUnited will not face fines after passenger dragging incident: US official - Reuterswww.reuters.com - September 7 at 10:30 AM Social Chart United Continental Holdings (UAL) Chart for Tuesday, September, 26, 2017 This page was last updated on 9/26/2017 by MarketBeat.com Staff


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That's a cool site, nice find. I can feel myself getting more and more drawn into spiders. I ought to resist really so I can concentrate on other things I'm doing.
After looking up Stone Spiders I came across this list of UK spider bites which is interesting reading! I've been bitten by a woodlouse spider before but can still pick up most house guests and pop them outside - I bet I'm more scary to them!
That's a cool site, nice find. I can feel myself getting more and more drawn into spiders. I ought to resist really so I can concentrate on other things I'm doing.
I was reading through that earlier when I was looking for the Stone spider pic, who'd have thought Money spiders LOL they're minute.
Huntsman are proper aggressive lil buggers, I'm kinda surprised that the Cave spider isn't on that list I know of 2 peeps personally who've been bitten by them, I was there both times, very sharp bite, I suppose it because they normally live in the entrances to caves/tunnels and dark places, not many sane people often venture into such places. I read somewhere that they were rare, they're not rare round this area there's 1000s of em lol.
Effort = Reward.
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Yep, seen em in loads of dark places, just looking through some of my tunnel pics for some, they hang their egg sacks from the ceilings and then guard em.
Found a few will stick a couple up when Tinypic has finished it's maintenance....
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Detached Bastion in Dover
Lyddon G3
About the only wildlife I ever see underground is the occaisional bat, leopard slugs, cave spiders and sum real funky moulds.
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we have a few of these round my way - I've always thought they were woodlouse spiders, besides hating spiders anyway I usually especially avoid these as woodlice ones can give a meaty bite
I've come late to this thread, but I can confirm that the spider pictured is a 'Stone spider' (never heard it called that before) although whether it is Drassodes lapidosus or Drassodes cupreus is impossible to tell without a microscope and even then extremely difficult if the spider is a female (and this one is). I'll go with D. lapidosus as it tends to be slightly bigger, but there isn't much in it.
They are very common. I've got them in my shed, and in my compost bin. They are one of the more aggressive species in the UK, although not towards humans, but they could bite if left no other choice. I've never heard of any ill effects from them. They quite often turn up in houses.
Some lovely cave spider pics there Urban X, and the top pic shows the characteristic egg sac for the species too, a ball of silk hanging on a thread like a Christmas bauble. Can be as big as a golf ball in extreme cases.
As for money spiders biting, the one mentioned in the article, Leptorhoptrum robustum is bigger than your typical money spider, and has disproportionately large fangs as well.
Thanks Harvestman, amazing creatures, I love spiders.
Got another pic of a Cave spider egg sack which we thought was due to hatch, can you confirm our thoughts or is the discoloration something else entirely, this was quite big, prolly about the size of a 2p coin kinda thing?
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'Fraid I can't confirm one way or the other. I've never seen one of those egg balls hatch, although my instinct are saying 'fungal infection' to me. Something about it doesn't look healthy to me.
The egg sacs of other species don't become discoloured prior to spiderling emergence, so I've no reason to suppose they would in cave spiders either, but as i said, I can't be completely certain.
Hmmm, yeah could well be right, I have seen some very, very funky fungus/mould growths underground.
I've never seen a baby Cave spider either come to think of it, they all seem to be about the same size more or less lol.
@woodspirits Yeh never thought about warehouses like that, I bet they do see some weird critters climbing out of some of the produce lol.
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Naturally, the mortality rate is enormous, but it seems to work for them.
Ah cool, thanks never realised that. They are nippy buggers aswell, if you put your finger up near em they sometimes go for it. I remember one of my mates leaning against a wall to make a smoke and he must've brushed one or something cause next minute he's dancing round the tunnel trying to flick something off his neck, looked like he thought his hair was on fire, absolutely hilarious, but it did bite him hahaha.
We'd been down there a while, spiders obviously have no sense of smell. LOL


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Bringing to order the FNCC for 11-11-11! Who's up and what are ya'll working on tonight?
For me it was a 6 inch carved birthday cake along with 100 minis all in a Halloween theme for a little girl turning 7 this year. I've done her b'day cakes for the past two years and it's getting fun to work with her on her new ideas! Other than that I posted our own Anniversary cake! Love the way it turned out! Hope ya'll have had a good week.
Hi Cat! Sweet anniversary cake- looks great and yummy! I posted my zebra stripe, panda head and fighter plane from last week and I am exhausted! Sunday is my anniversary but I don't think there will be baking, we are going out to a nice NYC dinner which will probably be preceded by pastries from a Little Italy shop! That's right, I said preceded! I think no baking this weekend!
I delivered my last wedding cake of this year today. I have five under contract for next year.
Now, I'm madly baking cupcakes, cookies, a pie and getting ready to ice a cake for the dessert Truck. I have events Saturday and Sunday.
LOVE the clouds on the fighter plane cake! Inspired move! And I like how you didn't go crazy with the stripes on the Zebra cake. I think, most of the time, those are over done.
Leah, you sound busier than ever! I have one more wedding cake this year before I'm off the hook to do holiday cakes...it's a big one for me since I don't usually do more than 3 tiers and this one is 4. But it's fairly simple and I have the sugar flowers finished and, here's the best part, I only have to transport it 1 mile away...yup ONE mile. But I'll still breathe a sigh of relief when it's over 'cause then I'll know it's pretty much smooth sailing till the one I have to do for NYE. That's just super detailed and will take tons of time and then I have to transport it to SF....on NYE...yeah, what WAS I thinking when I said yes? LOL!
Last night there was a bachelorette party at my house for my daughter's friend. I set it all up and stayed in a hotel. The menu included a cake I called, "The Morning After" and three dozen of the usual bridal shower type cookies. The cake was a bed with the happy couple in it, his hat askew and her veil over her face. On the bed and floor/cake board were cats, dogs, balls of yarn, balls, cowboy boots, etc... to represent their interests and pets. Today I attended the wedding for which I gladly did not do the cake. Tomorrow I'm helping set up a wedding cake and then moving my daughter. I expect to be asleep for most of Sunday, lol.
FYI: a video from the 80's of the Chippendales kept them laughing into the wee hours.
Thanks Cat! Fun cake Cheatize! And good move to stay in a hotel!
I'm working on some whimsical gumpaste butterflies for a cake next weekend for a friend's daughter.
The poor kid has lots of dietary restrictions so it will have some firsts for me and is making me kind of nervous. I'm pretty confident that they'll like the design but it needs to be gluten and dairy free. Since I have NO idea how to bake gluten-free, I'll be using a mix . I need to figure out how I'm going to make dairy free chocolate frosting, too.
I used a box mix for a gluten free cake as well and this sounds like a good recipe for dairy free chocolate frosting:
hope that helps!
I am working on a carrot cake for my grandma's 85th birthday tomorrow. A small and simple cake for the family lunch. I had to put all my big toys away for a move/remodel so all I can work with is buttercream or cream cheese frosting. Atleast I am getting to do some deigns I have wanted to try for a while now. Happy caking
Major fail on cake pops tonight. Baked another pair of cakes to try my new air brush machine out tomorrow.
Quick question. I am doing the swirled rose covered cake that has been a big hit lately. My 1M tip was eaten by the garbage disposal last week when my hubby was trying to "help". I have the 1C, 2D, 2E, 4B, and 6FT. Which would be ther best replacement? Thanks.
good evening......ooops morning.
i have my sisters surprise 40th birthday party tomorrow (today)
ive been baking all day. im finally starting the cakes.
both are too hmmmm not to be mentioned here....hehe.
today i made...pumpkin w/white choc chip cookies, triple chocolate gnache brownies, fudge, banana bread, cranberry bread, vegan brownies, maple butter, pumpkin spiced cream cheese, more not to be mentioned here candies, s'more ice cream sandwiches....let me check my kitchen...i think thats it.
yup beyond exhausted.
never made these kind of cakes before so i have no idea how long my night will be and how they will turn out.
cake flavors are: red velvet, lemon, and german chocolate.
just starting the first cake now.
I used a box mix for a gluten free cake as well and this sounds like a good recipe for dairy free chocolate frosting:
hope that helps!
Thanks, Cat! That does look like a good recipe. Hopefully my local Safeway carries the vegan margarine with shortening. I don't want to hunt all over for ingredients, nor do I want to spend any more than I have to (yikes, that gf mix is pricey!). The milk substitutes are easy to get.
BTW, my daughter is a Cat, too . Have a great weekend!
As for the tipI have found that any "star" tip that is open and not curved in any way, will work for the rose cake but you have to make the right size roses to match the size of the tip. I would use the biggest most open tip I have. Mine are all at the shop so I couldn't tell you more.
And as for me...I'm off to bed. All day I've been working with a headache and I have to get up at the crack of dawn to transport my cakes for the weekend to the Bay Area. I'm gonna crash!
Have a great weekend!
I'm working on some whimsical gumpaste butterflies for a cake next weekend for a friend's daughter.
The poor kid has lots of dietary restrictions so it will have some firsts for me and is making me kind of nervous. I'm pretty confident that they'll like the design but it needs to be gluten and dairy free. Since I have NO idea how to bake gluten-free, I'll be using a mix . I need to figure out how I'm going to make dairy free chocolate frosting, too.
There are ways to Dr. a gluten free cake as well. You can add puddings still and for yellow cake, add GOOD vanilla and use orange juice for the liquid. It doesn't make it orangy, just better. I learned it from a celiac baker's blog.


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Insight from WFPD: Police to better publicize street closings
The recent street closing associated with the Streets Alive Event on August 23 has caused the Police Department to review how notification of street closings occurs.
Similar to past events, the organizing agency asked for and received a mailing list for those homes impacted by the street closings. The organizing agency then sent out notification. It is unknown if some addresses were missed in the mailing list, if a notice was not sent to a particular address, or if the mailing was overlooked or misunderstood. It is planned that future mailings include either the City of West Fargo or West Fargo Police logo to draw attention to the importance of the message.
The City and the West Fargo Police Department attempt to inform the public of upcoming events in our community that may have an impact on access to an area. Notification may be sent by mail or by posting signs in a particular area. Additional information is posted to the City and Police Department web sites. Media releases are also provided to the local media outlets for rebroadcast. The Police Department may even choose to use the CODE RED telephone notification system.
Two events will be held this week that will impact Sheyenne Street and the surrounding areas. On Sept. 15 the final session of the 2011 Cruising Sheyenne will occur. The event has drawn more than 600 vintage, classic and customized motor vehicles. Traffic on Sheyenne Street will be restricted from 4 p.m. to approximately 9 p.m. Several side streets on to Sheyenne will be closed. Watch for the signs.
On Sept. 17 the City of West Fargo will host the West Fest event. Traffic on Sheyenne Street will be restricted at times and will be closed from around noon until 3 p.m. Other areas affected will include the area around the Lodoen Center and First Street.
Beginning at 7:30 a.m. the roadways adjacent to the Lodoen Center and including the 100 and 200 block of Fifth Street East will be closed. Parade Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. at 4th Ave. and 4th St. E. The area will open again at approximately 2 p.m. when all parade entrants have left the staging area.
The parade is set to start at 1 p.m. at Sheyenne St and 2nd Ave. E. The parade will leave the Lodoen Center on 2nd Ave. E. traveling to Sheyenne. The route travels down Sheyenne St. to 10th Ave. The participants will travel on 10th Ave to 2nd St E. This is considered the conclusion of the parade. They will return to the Lodoen Center by way of 2nd St E and 3rd Ave. The parade route roadways will close at approximately 12:15 p.m. and reopen once the parade has concluded.
The Family Fun event will require the closing of 1st St from 7th Ave to 8th Ave. during the time period of 1 to 6 p.m. Food vendors will be set up on the roadway.
The City of West Fargo and the Police Department recognize the need to keep the public informed of what is occurring within our community. We strive to reduce the negative impact upon any one person or a particular neighborhood. Considerable consideration and planning is required to seek out the option that best serves the community. We thank you for your patience and understanding.


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Hi, On Friday, February 17, 2012 01:17:27 AM Dan Scales wrote: > Good point, thanks. From the ext3 source code, it looks like > ext3_sync_file() does a blkdev_issue_flush(), which issues a flush to the > block device, whereas simple direct IO does not. So, that would make > this wal_sync_method option less useful, since, as you say, the user > would have to know if the block device is doing write caching. The experiments I know which played with disabling write caches nearly always had the result that write caching as worth the overhead of syncing. > For the numbers I reported, I don't think the performance gain is from > not doing the block device flush. The system being measured is a Fibre > Channel disk which should have a fully-nonvolatile disk array. And > measurements using systemtap show that blkdev_issue_flush() always takes > only in the microsecond range. Well, I think it has some io queue implications which could explain some of the difference. With that regard I think it heavily depends on the kernel version as thats an area which had loads of pretty radical changes in nearly every release since 2.6.32. > I think the overhead is still from the fact that ext3_sync_file() waits > for the current in-flight transaction if there is one (and does an > explicit device flush if there is no transaction to wait for.) I do > think there are lots of meta-data operations happening on the data files > (especially for a growing database), so the WAL log commit is waiting for > unrelated data operations. It would be nice if there a simple file > system operation that just flushed the cache of the block device > containing the filesystem (i.e. just does the blkdev_issue_flush() and > not the other things in ext3_sync_file()). I think you are right there. I think the metadata issue could be relieved a lot by doing the growing of files in way much larger bits than currently. I have seen profiles which indicated that lots of time was spent on increasing the file size. I would be very interested in seing how much changes in that area would benefit real-world benchmarks. > The ext4_sync_file() code looks fairly similar, so I think it may have > the same problem, though I can't be positive. In that case, this > wal_sync_method option might help ext4 as well. The journaling code for ext4 is significantly different so I think it very well might play a role here - although youre probably right and it wont be in *_sync_file. > With respect to sync_file_range(), the Linux code that I'm looking at > doesn't really seem to indicate that there is a device flush (since it > never calls a f_op->fsync_file operation). So sync_file_range() may be > not be as useful as thought. Hm, need to check that. I thought it invoked that path somewhere. > By the way, all the numbers were measured with "data=writeback, > barrier=1" options for ext3. I don't think that I have seen a > significant different when the DBT2 workload for ext3 option > data=ordered. You have not? Interesting again because I have seen results that differed by a magnitude. > I will measure all these numbers again tonight, but with barrier=0, so as > to try to confirm that the write flush itself isn't costing a lot for > this configuration. Got any result so far? Thanks, Andres
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Decorating Your Home with Wall Tapestries – Some Technical Aspects You Should Know
Interior decor is an art that not many people are adept at handling. We all want to have the most lavish and beautifully decorated rooms for the dream home where we wish to live. However, when the task comes to actually picking out the right embellishments and accessories to decorate our house with, we all fumble around with pieces that are just not meant to be used in your space. Sometimes we pick out something that wouldn't go with the rest of the decor in a room. Sometimes with end up with a jarring piece of furniture or furnishing that just kills the entire look of a room. Or else we find the right piece to adorn our homes but it is so expensive that you simply cannot afford to buy it. These are the technical aspects of interior decoration that you should look into before going forth with a project.
Even when you think of buying wall tapestries to hang in your home, you should be careful about what you are selecting and where you will be using it for decoration. Tapestries are astonishing works of art that have the potential to become the centre of attention in almost any room or space. But in our naivety, we end up making some stupid mistakes and ruin the entire look of the intended decor. This is why, you as a homeowner and decorator should be aware of these basics. Here are some important factors to bear in mind when using wall tapestries to adorn the spaces of your home.
- The first and most important aspect to look into is the size of the wall tapestry that will be best to go with the rest of the decor in the room. One of the thumb rules here is that no purchases should be made unless you are aware of the exact dimensions of the wall you plan to hang the tapestry on.
- The orientation of the wall and space will also determine the type of tapestry you will select to hang on it. Is it a vertical space or is the wall more horizontally inclined?
- The fitting of the tapestry on the wall will be an important factor to consider. You want to have sufficient bordering of the wall surrounding your wall hanging, so as not to cover the entire wall. The tapestry would be a focal point and not a total covering of the wall space. At the same time too small of a wall hanging can look too isolated and lost.
- One major mistake people make with wall tapestries is that they hang it too close to the surface. Always remember that the tapestry should be hung 1/1/2 to 2/1/2 inches away from wall to avoid moisture build up. This will help preserve this work of art as well as the beauty of your wall surface for a longer time.
In case you are looking to buy wall tapestries online, ThirdEyeTapestries.com is the one website where you can find the best designs and pieces at the most fantastic prices.
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- For songbooks, cut cardstock into three 2" x 3" pieces; fold each piece in half. Cut a slightly smaller piece from white paper; fold in half. Glue pages to inside of book; glue tassel to top, inside book. Glue book to ends of arms. Save two books for remaining two snowmen.
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you use what is left of the white tights or touser socks for the arms
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Material for the arms looks like white felt.
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Beatrice Sylvia (Larson) Boyum
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6th Grade 1995, Tri-County School, Karlstad, MN
My grandma, Beatrice Sylvia (Larson) Boyum, was born to Ludovic and Gunda (Moe) Larson on March 10, 1920 in Stephen, Minnesota. She has a twin sister like I have and like my mom, so there are three generations of twin girls.
Farm houses in which my grandma lived had no modern conveniences. There was no running water. There was no electricity. To wash themselves or to wash clothes, the water had to be heated on the stove. Baths were taken with a wash tub. There were kerosene lamps and lanterns. It was my grandma's daily chore to clean those lamp chimneys.
On most farms, there were cows to milk and they were milked by hand. My grandma said they sat on a stool by the cow, put the pail between their legs and milked each cow. The milk was poured into a separator which separated the milk from the cream. Then the cream would be sold. They churned their own butter with a home made churn.
My grandma said they had to walk to school and home again every day. She told me it was 2 1/2 miles each way but that she and other neighbor children and her brothers and sisters had a lot of fun walking to school. At recess they used to play running games and all sorts of other fun games. They had no swings, monkey bars, or any other playground equipment. While they were in school, the older children had to go to a neighbor's house to get water. There were double desks that had "ink wells" and everyone had a pen to use. Sometimes the naughty boys would get hold of the girl's (who sat in front of them) long braids and dip them in the ink well. "What a riot that would cause!" grandma said.
My grandma's school house during her elementary years was really a fun place, she said. There were eight grades with only a few in each grade. The older ones helped at recess time. Games like pump, pump pull away, stealing sticks, and various kinds of tag were popular. When she finished eighth grade, she went to a town school and graduated from Thief River Falls Lincoln High School and teacher's training besides going to Bemidji State College. So, this was a big change for my grandma's rural life and farm life.
Grandma said they never had a chance to go to a supermarket to buy food, but always had plenty to eat. They were big on berry picking. There were a lot of cranberries, juneberries, chokecherries, and blueberries, and grandma told me they would can hundreds of quarts besides canning food raised in a big garden. They always baked their own bread and churned their butter from their cream.
Clothes were sometimes ordered from catalogs like Montgomery Ward and Sears and Roebuck. Many of the clothes were sewn on an old Singer sewing machine, and socks and mittens were knitted by hand.
Grandma said everyone had jobs to do and with no complaining! The "kids" had to take turns carrying in the water from the well and carrying out the waster water. Besides that, they had to see that the wood box was full every evening as wood was used both for cooking and heating the house.
Clothes washing was a real chore! On wash days, Grandma said they had to heat water in a big copper boiler on the stove, use home-made soap, and scrub the clothes clean on a scrub board and then rinse them in clean rinse water in big tubs. On ironing day, they had three sad irons that were heated on the stove and she said they took the irons and used them, put them back on the stove and then used the next one. Boy, I bet that was a hot job in the summer!
It's fun going to grandma's house and when I hear how it was back then, I appreciate the conveniences we have today. I guess I should be glad we don't have to wash lamp chimneys, carry wood, milk cows and all those other chores!
The information in this report was received from my grandma, Beatrice Sylvia (Larson) Boyum.


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About Aerostar International, Inc: Aerostar International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Raven Industries, is a world leader in the design and manufacture of highly technical aerospace, surveillance technology and specialty sewn products. Aerostar and Raven are based in Sioux Falls, SD. Aerostar's high-altitude scientific balloons have been manufactured at its dedicated facility in Sulphur Springs, TX for more than 30 years. The company has a rich history, saving lives through its unique product lines; in addition to scientific balloons, Aerostar's engineers design and manufacture tethered aerostats and persistent surveillance solutions, protective wear, parachutes, marine navigation equipment and specialty electronics. Aerostar is committed to providing its customers with the innovative solutions that they require and the answers that they can trust.About Raven Industries, Inc: Since 1956, Raven Industries has designed and manufactured high quality, high-value technical products. Raven is publicly traded on NASDAQ (RAVN) and has earned an international reputation for innovation, product quality, high performance, and unmatched service. Raven's purpose is to solve great challenges in areas of study, feeding the world, energy independence and resource preservation. To realize this purpose, we utilize our strengths in engineering, manufacturing and technological innovation to serve the precision agriculture, high performance specialty films, aerospace, and electronic manufacturing services markets. Visit www.RavenInd.com for more information. On the Internet, information is available at: www.ravenaerostar.com
CONTACT: Mike Smith Aerostar International, Inc. Ph: 605-331-3500, Fax: 605-331-3520 Email: email@example.com