text: Zions Bancorp Stock Price, News & Analysis (NASDAQ:ZION) $55.68 +0.96 (+1.75 %) (As of 02/23/2018 04:00 PM ET)Previous Close$54.72Today's Range$54.68 - $55.7052-Week Range$38.43 - $56.57Volume1.94 million shsAverage Volume2.52 million shsMarket Capitalization$11.03 billionP/E Ratio21.42Dividend Yield1.43%Beta1.45 Company Profile Financials Analyst Ratings Dividend History Earnings History Earnings Estimates Insider Trades Headlines SEC Filings Social Media Chart About Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Zions Bancorporation is a financial holding company. The Company conducts its banking operations through separately managed and branded segments, including Zions Bank, Amegy Bank, California Bank & Trust, National Bank of Arizona, Nevada State Bank (NSB), Vectra Bank Colorado, The Commerce Bank of Washington (TCBW) and Other. It focuses on providing community banking services through its business lines, including small and medium-sized business and corporate banking; commercial and residential development, construction and term lending; retail banking; treasury cash management and related products and services; residential mortgage servicing and lending; trust and wealth management; limited capital markets activities, including municipal finance advisory and underwriting, and investment activities. It provides a range of banking and related services, primarily in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming. Receive ZION News and Ratings via Email Sign-up to receive the latest news and ratings for ZION and its competitors with MarketBeat's FREE daily newsletter. Industry, Sector and Symbol Industry Commercial Banks Sub-IndustryRegional Banks SectorFinance SymbolNASDAQ:ZION CUSIP98970110 Webwww.zionsbancorporation.com Phone801-844-7637 Debt Debt-to-Equity Ratio0.05% Current Ratio0.80% Quick Ratio0.80% Price-To-Earnings Trailing P/E Ratio21.4154669825653 Forward P/E Ratio15.21 P/E Growth1.65 Sales & Book Value Annual Sales$2.74 billion Price / Sales4.02 Cash Flow$3.29 per share Price / Cash16.91 Book Value$36.01 per share Price / Book1.55 Profitability Trailing EPS$2.60 Net Income$592 million Net Margins21.58% Return on Equity9.04% Return on Assets0.98% Miscellaneous Employees10,057 Outstanding Shares197,530,000 Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Frequently Asked Questions What is Zions Bancorp's stock symbol? Zions Bancorp trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol "ZION." How often does Zions Bancorp pay dividends? What is the dividend yield for Zions Bancorp? Zions Bancorp declared a quarterly dividend on Friday, January 26th. Stockholders of record on Thursday, February 15th will be paid a dividend of $0.20 per share on Thursday, February 22nd. This represents a $0.80 annualized dividend and a dividend yield of 1.44%. The ex-dividend date is Wednesday, February 14th. This is a positive change from Zions Bancorp's previous quarterly dividend of $0.16. View Zions Bancorp's Dividend History. How will Zions Bancorp's stock buyback program work? Zions Bancorp announced that its Board of Directors has approved a stock repurchase plan on Thursday, June 29th 2017, which permits the company to buyback $465,000,000.00 in outstanding shares, according to EventVestor. This buyback authorization permits the company to reacquire up to 5.3% of its stock through open market purchases. Stock buyback plans are typically an indication that the company's leadership believes its stock is undervalued. How were Zions Bancorp's earnings last quarter? Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) issued its quarterly earnings results on Monday, January, 22nd. The bank reported $0.80 earnings per share for the quarter, topping the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.73 by $0.07. The bank had revenue of $665 million for the quarter, compared to analyst estimates of $670.55 million. Zions Bancorp had a return on equity of 9.04% and a net margin of 21.58%. During the same period in the previous year, the company posted $0.60 EPS. View Zions Bancorp's Earnings History. When will Zions Bancorp make its next earnings announcement? Zions Bancorp is scheduled to release their next quarterly earnings announcement on Monday, April, 23rd 2018. View Earnings Estimates for Zions Bancorp. Where is Zions Bancorp's stock going? Where will Zions Bancorp's stock price be in 2018? 18 analysts have issued 12 month price targets for Zions Bancorp's stock. Their forecasts range from $43.00 to $65.00. On average, they expect Zions Bancorp's stock price to reach $55.12 in the next year. View Analyst Ratings for Zions Bancorp. What are Wall Street analysts saying about Zions Bancorp stock? Here are some recent quotes from research analysts about Zions Bancorp stock: 1. According to Zacks Investment Research, "Zions' shares have outperformed the industry over the past six months. The performance was supported by the company's impressive earnings surprise history, having surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate in three of the trailing four quarters. The company's fourth-quarter 2017 results benefited from improvement in revenues, partly offset by higher adjusted non-interest expenses. The company has been witnessing consistent growth in loans and deposits along with easing margin pressure. Also, its initiatives to manage expenses have been successful. This along with lower corporate tax rates are expected to support bottom-line growth. However, increased exposure toward risky loan portfolios is expected to hamper the company's financials. Also, geographical concentration might pose a risk for the company in the near term." (2/13/2018) 2. FBR & Co analysts commented, "Zions reported 3Q17 EPS of $0.72. Excluding securities gains, we peg core EPS of $0.71, $0.05 below our estimate and $0.02 below consensus. Results were impacted by higher expenses due to hurricane-related activity a ~$0.02 drag on EPS, not including a $34M allocation of the LLR for potential credit costs ($0.10 per share), and lower average loan growth and lower investment securities ($0.03 impact). Positively, EOP loan growth ZION continues at a mid-single digit pace driven by resi, C&I, and municipal growth. Additionally, efficiency and capital returns continue to improve, and credit (including energy credit) continues to be a tailwind. Accordingly, we believe ZION as well positioned to continue to generate double-digit EPS growth over the next several years. Zions trades at an attractive 10% discount to peers on 2018 earnings." (10/24/2017) Are investors shorting Zions Bancorp? Zions Bancorp saw a increase in short interest in January. As of January 12th, there was short interest totalling 20,949,148 shares, an increase of 10.8% from the December 29th total of 18,904,124 shares. Based on an average daily volume of 1,970,845 shares, the short-interest ratio is presently 10.6 days. Currently, 10.7% of the shares of the company are sold short. Who are some of Zions Bancorp's key competitors? Some companies that are related to Zions Bancorp include First Republic Bank (FRC), Santander Mexico Fincl Gp SAB deCV (BSMX), Western Alliance Bancorporation (WAL), BOK Financial (BOKF), Sterling Bancorp (STL), Prosperity Bancshares (PB), Pinnacle Financial Partners (PNFP), PrivateBancorp (PVTB), F.N.B. (FNB), Texas Capital Bancshares (TCBI), Hancock (HBHC), IBERIABANK (IBKC), Home Bancshares (HOMB), Chemical Financial (CHFC), First Hawaiian (FHB), UMB Financial (UMBF), Associated Banc (ASB) and Firstmerit (FMER). Who are Zions Bancorp's key executives? Zions Bancorp's management team includes the folowing people: Harris Henry Simmons, Chairman of the Board, Chief Executive Officer (Age 62)Scott J. McLean, President, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President (Age 60)Paul E. Burdiss, Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President (Age 51)Dianne R. James, Chief Human Resource Officer, Executive Vice President (Age 63)Jennifer Smith, Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer (Age 44)Edward P. Schreiber, Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer (Age 58)Thomas E. Laursen, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Secretary (Age 65)Bruce K. Alexander, Executive Vice President; Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Vectra Bank Colorado (Age 64)Aldon Scott Anderson, Executive Vice President; President, Chief Executive Officer of Zions First National Bank (Age 70)David E. Blackford, Executive Vice President; Chairman, President, Chief Executive Officer of California Bank & Trust (Age 68) Who owns Zions Bancorp stock? Zions Bancorp's stock is owned by a variety of of retail and institutional investors. Top institutional shareholders include BlackRock Inc. (6.79%), American Century Companies Inc. (3.19%), Millennium Management LLC (2.65%), Thrivent Financial For Lutherans (2.24%), TIAA CREF Investment Management LLC (1.73%) and Alliancebernstein L.P. (1.52%). Company insiders that own Zions Bancorp stock include A Scott Anderson, Alexander Hume, Bruce K Alexander, Dallas E Haun, David E Blackford, Dianne R James, Edward F Murphy, Edward Schreiber, James R Abbott, Joseph L Reilly, Julie G Castle, Keith D Maio, Leeanne B Linderman, Mark Richard Young, Michael Morris, Roger B Porter, Shelley Thomas Williams, Steven Dan Stephens and Thomas E Laursen. View Institutional Ownership Trends for Zions Bancorp. Who sold Zions Bancorp stock? Who is selling Zions Bancorp stock? Zions Bancorp's stock was sold by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Millennium Management LLC, Standard Life Aberdeen plc, TCW Group Inc., Cortland Advisers LLC, Meag Munich Ergo Kapitalanlagegesellschaft MBH, First Trust Advisors LP, State of Tennessee Treasury Department and Candriam Luxembourg S.C.A.. Company insiders that have sold Zions Bancorp company stock in the last year include Alexander Hume, Bruce K Alexander, David E Blackford, Dianne R James, Edward Schreiber, James R Abbott, Joseph L Reilly, Keith D Maio, Leeanne B Linderman and Thomas E Laursen. View Insider Buying and Selling for Zions Bancorp. Who bought Zions Bancorp stock? Who is buying Zions Bancorp stock? Zions Bancorp's stock was bought by a variety of institutional investors in the last quarter, including Renaissance Technologies LLC, Key Square Capital Management LLC, Amundi Pioneer Asset Management Inc., Hudson Bay Capital Management LP, OppenheimerFunds Inc., American Century Companies Inc., AXA and BlackRock Inc.. Company insiders that have bought Zions Bancorp stock in the last two years include Edward F Murphy and Roger B Porter. View Insider Buying and Selling for Zions Bancorp. How do I buy Zions Bancorp stock? Shares of Zions Bancorp can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Scottrade, Fidelity and Charles Schwab. What is Zions Bancorp's stock price today? One share of Zions Bancorp stock can currently be purchased for approximately $55.68. How big of a company is Zions Bancorp? Zions Bancorp has a market capitalization of $11.03 billion and generates $2.74 billion in revenue each year. The bank earns $592 million in net income (profit) each year or $2.60 on an earnings per share basis. Zions Bancorp employs 10,057 workers across the globe. How can I contact Zions Bancorp? Zions Bancorp's mailing address is ONE SOUTH MAIN STREET 15TH FLOOR, SALT LAKE CITY UT, 84133. The bank can be reached via phone at 801-844-7637 or via email at [email protected] MarketBeat Community Rating for Zions Bancorp (ZION)Community Ranking: 2.0 out of 5 ( )Outperform Votes: 506 (Vote Outperform)Underperform Votes: 744 (Vote Underperform)Total Votes: 1,250MarketBeat's community ratings are surveys of what our community members think about Zions Bancorp 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 Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Analysts' Consensus Rating (How are Consensus Ratings Calculated?) MarketBeat calculates consensus analyst ratings for company stocks 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). Analyst consensus ratings scores are calculated using the mean average of the number of normalized sell, hold, buy and strong buy ratings from Wall Street analysts. Each stock's consensus analyst 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.Today30 Days Ago90 Days Ago180 Days AgoConsensus Rating: BuyBuyHoldHoldConsensus Rating Score: 2.612.582.482.45Ratings Breakdown: 1 Sell Rating(s)5 Hold Rating(s)12 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)1 Sell Rating(s)6 Hold Rating(s)12 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)1 Sell Rating(s)9 Hold Rating(s)11 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)1 Sell Rating(s)10 Hold Rating(s)11 Buy Rating(s)0 Strong Buy Rating(s)Consensus Price Target: $55.12$54.12$49.44$45.15Price Target Upside: 6.08% upside0.10% downside6.79% upside0.04% upsideZions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Consensus Price Target History Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Analyst Ratings History Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock DateBrokerageActionRatingPrice TargetImpact on Share PriceDetails2/14/2018Bank of AmericaSet Price TargetBuy$60.00High1/26/2018Morgan StanleyBoost Price TargetEqual Weight -> Equal Weight$57.00 -> $58.00Low1/23/2018BMO Capital MarketsBoost Price TargetMarket PerformLow1/23/2018B. RileyReiterated RatingBuy$60.00Medium1/23/2018Royal Bank of CanadaBoost Price TargetOutperform$60.00Low1/23/2018Sanford C. BernsteinSet Price TargetHold$52.00 -> $58.00Low1/23/2018Wells Fargo & CoReiterated RatingOutperform -> Outperform$60.00 -> $65.00Low1/23/2018DA DavidsonReiterated RatingAverage -> Buy$62.00Low1/9/2018Piper Jaffray CompaniesReiterated RatingHold$49.00N/A1/2/2018BarclaysBoost Price TargetOverweight$52.00 -> $57.00Medium12/22/2017Keefe, Bruyette & WoodsReiterated RatingBuy$60.00Low10/24/2017FBR & CoReiterated RatingBuy$54.00N/A10/12/2017Jefferies GroupReiterated RatingBuy$54.00N/A10/2/2017Robert W. BairdDowngradeNeutral -> Underperform$43.00Low7/26/2017FIG PartnersReiterated RatingOutperform$50.00 -> $54.00Low5/24/2017Goldman Sachs GroupDowngradeBuy -> Neutral$48.00 -> $44.00Medium5/4/2017Deutsche BankUpgradeHold -> Buy$45.00 -> $46.00Low3/29/2017Compass PointUpgradeNeutral -> BuyLow2/2/2017JMP SecuritiesInitiated CoverageMarket PerformN/A1/5/2017JPMorgan Chase & Co.UpgradeNeutral -> Overweight$34.00 -> $50.00N/A12/9/2016MacquarieDowngradeOutperform -> NeutralN/A12/1/2016Susquehanna BancsharesDowngradePositive -> Neutral$36.00 -> $39.00N/A11/8/2016Credit Suisse GroupReiterated RatingBuy$38.00N/A10/6/2016Raymond James FinancialDowngradeStrong-Buy -> Market PerformN/A6/7/2016Maxim GroupUpgradeNeutral -> BuyN/A4/26/2016Evercore ISIDowngradeBuy -> HoldN/A(Data available from 2/23/2016 forward) Earnings Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Earnings History and Estimates ChartZions Bancorp (NASDAQ ZION) Earnings History by QuarterDateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails4/23/2018$0.81N/A1/22/2018Q4 2017$0.73$0.80$670.55 million$665.00 millionViewListen10/23/2017Q3 2017$0.73$0.72$666.83 million$661.00 millionViewN/A7/25/2017Q2 2017$0.62$0.73$640.34 million$660.00 millionViewN/A4/24/2017Q1 2017$0.54$0.61$619.90 million$621.00 millionViewN/A1/23/2017Q416$0.52$0.60$612.66 million$608.71 millionViewN/A10/24/2016Q316$0.50$0.57$603.84 million$614.07 millionViewListen7/26/2016Q216$0.41$0.44$589.95 million$590.57 millionViewListen4/25/2016Q116$0.39$0.38$574.07 million$569.60 millionViewListen1/25/2016Q415$0.41$0.43$567.10 million$572.90 millionViewListen10/19/2015Q315$0.42$0.41$564.51 million$556.19 millionViewListen7/20/2015Q215$0.38$0.41$554.99 million$424.13 millionViewListen4/20/2015Q115$0.36$0.37$553.49 million$539.17 millionViewListen1/26/2015Q414$0.43$0.36$555.40 million$559.80 millionViewN/A10/20/2014Q314$0.44$0.40$545.22 million$532.89 millionViewListen7/21/2014Q214$0.45$0.56$542.86 million$541.13 millionViewN/A4/21/2014Q114$0.42$0.41$544.12 million$554.78 millionViewN/A1/27/2014Q413$0.42$0.42$544.75 million$542.62 millionViewN/A10/21/2013Q313$0.42$0.44$562.10 million$537.71 millionViewN/A7/22/2013Q2 2013$0.41$0.44$552.27 million$555.81 millionViewN/A4/22/2013Q1 2013$0.39$0.48$555.05 million$539.33 millionViewN/A1/28/2013Q4 2012$0.41$0.19$551.94 millionViewN/A10/22/2012$0.31$0.34ViewN/A7/23/2012$0.34$0.40ViewN/A4/23/2012$0.28$0.33ViewN/A1/23/2012$0.33$0.30ViewN/A10/24/2011$0.33$0.40ViewN/A7/18/2011$0.01$0.16ViewN/A4/18/2011($0.18)$0.08ViewN/A1/24/2011($0.37)($0.62)ViewN/A10/18/2010Q3 2010($0.51)($0.47)ViewN/A7/19/2010Q2 2010($0.54)($0.84)ViewN/A4/19/2010Q1 2010($0.94)($0.74)ViewN/A1/25/2010Q4 2009($1.67)($1.26)ViewN/A10/19/2009Q3 2009($1.29)($1.41)ViewN/A7/20/2009Q2 2009($0.85)($2.94)ViewN/A4/20/2009Q1 2009($1.76)($1.91)ViewN/A1/26/2009Q4 2008($1.39)ViewN/A10/16/2008Q3 2008$0.59$0.31ViewN/A7/17/2008Q2 2008$0.79$0.87ViewN/A4/17/2008Q1 2008$1.04$0.98ViewN/A1/24/2008Q4 2007$0.72$0.39ViewN/A(Earnings results data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Estimates Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Earnings Estimates2018 EPS Consensus Estimate: $3.582019 EPS Consensus Estimate: $4.05QuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateQ1 20186$0.73$0.88$0.81Q2 20186$0.79$0.94$0.88Q3 20186$0.85$0.99$0.94Q4 20186$0.84$1.01$0.96Q1 20193$0.84$0.97$0.92Q2 20193$0.90$1.04$0.99Q3 20193$0.97$1.08$1.04Q4 20192$1.09$1.12$1.11(Earnings estimates data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Dividends Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Dividend InformationMost Recent Dividend:2/22/2018Annual Dividend:$0.80Dividend Yield:1.44%Payout Ratio:30.77% (Trailing 12 Months of Earnings) 21.86% (Based on This Year's Estimates)19.95% (Based on Next Year's Estimates)Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION) Dividend History by QuarterAnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable Date1/26/2018quarterly$0.200.00370233246945576%2/14/20182/15/20182/22/201810/27/2017quarterly$0.161.37%11/14/201711/15/201711/22/20177/20/2017quarterly$0.121.1%8/15/20178/17/20178/24/20174/27/2017quarterly$0.080.8%5/16/20175/18/20175/25/20171/27/2017quarterly$0.080.76%2/14/20172/16/20172/23/201710/28/2016quarterly$0.080.99%11/14/201611/16/201611/23/20167/22/2016quarterly$0.080.91%8/16/20168/18/20168/25/20164/29/2016quarterly$0.060.87%5/17/20165/19/20165/26/20162/5/2016quarterly$0.061.16%2/16/20162/18/20162/25/201610/30/2015quarterly$0.060.82%11/16/201511/18/201511/25/20157/16/2015quarterly$0.060.79%8/18/20158/20/20158/27/20154/17/2015quarterly$0.060.87%5/19/20155/21/20155/28/20151/23/2015quarterly$0.040.64%2/17/20152/19/20152/26/201510/27/2014quarterly$0.040.56%11/18/201411/20/201411/26/20147/18/2014quarterly$0.040.56%8/19/20148/21/20148/28/20144/28/2014quarterly$0.040.55%5/20/20145/22/20145/29/20141/28/2014quarterly$0.040.54%2/18/20142/20/20142/27/201410/25/2013quarterly$0.040.56%11/20/201311/22/201311/29/20137/26/2013quarterly$0.040.55%8/20/20138/22/20138/29/20134/19/2013quarterly$0.040.68%5/21/20135/23/20135/30/20132/7/2013quarterly$0.010.17%2/13/20132/18/20132/25/2013(Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trades Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ ZION) Insider Trading and Institutional Ownership HistoryInsider Ownership Percentage: 1.46%Institutional Ownership Percentage: 94.01%Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ ZION) Insider Trades by QuarterTransaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionShares Held After TransactionDetails2/20/2018Bruce K AlexanderInsiderSell4,754$54.81$260,566.74 2/14/2018Dianne R JamesInsiderSell1,500$54.25$81,375.00 2/12/2018David E BlackfordInsiderSell4,115$51.47$211,799.05 1/31/2018Alexander HumeInsiderSell7,196$53.87$387,648.52 1/31/2018Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell1,250$54.28$67,850.00 11/28/2017Bruce K AlexanderInsiderSell6,089$47.97$292,089.33 11/27/2017Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell1,600$46.55$74,480.00 11/22/2017Joseph L ReillyInsiderSell23,271$46.70$1,086,755.70 11/22/2017Keith D MaioEVPSell13,019$46.44$604,602.36 8/22/2017Roger B PorterDirectorBuy1,616$43.99$71,087.8442,001 8/16/2017Dianne R JamesInsiderSell2,000$45.60$91,200.0019,866 8/15/2017Dianne R JamesInsiderSell1,585$45.22$71,673.7021,866 8/14/2017Edward SchreiberInsiderSell13,000$44.98$584,740.0051,517 8/4/2017Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell1,000$46.38$46,380.0023,484 7/28/2017David E BlackfordInsiderSell9,533$44.94$428,413.0222,997 5/31/2017David E BlackfordInsiderSell2,090$39.61$82,784.9023,578 5/23/2017David E BlackfordInsiderSell1,242$40.73$50,586.6628,696 5/22/2017Joseph L ReillyInsiderSell11,972$40.24$481,753.2867,791 5/15/2017David E BlackfordInsiderSell942$40.44$38,094.4829,415 5/8/2017Leeanne B LindermanInsiderSell29,078$41.00$1,192,198.0015,746 5/8/2017Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell860$41.16$35,397.6025,901 2/27/2017James R AbbottInsiderSell6,953$45.08$313,441.2432,216 2/16/2017Michael MorrisInsiderSell15,429$44.71$689,830.5926,429 1/30/2017Shelley Thomas WilliamsDirectorSell26,127$42.05$1,098,640.3525,127 1/26/2017David E BlackfordInsiderSell1,614$43.15$69,644.1026,166 1/26/2017Keith D MaioEVPSell20,624$43.66$900,443.8452,735 1/26/2017Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell1,740$43.15$75,081.0023,707 11/30/2016Dianne R JamesInsiderSell630$39.82$25,086.6017,854 11/29/2016David E BlackfordInsiderSell26,322$38.53$1,014,186.6640,340 11/21/2016Dianne R JamesInsiderSell4,259$38.24$162,864.1622,043 11/18/2016Bruce K AlexanderInsiderSell18,608$38.35$713,616.8022,403 11/15/2016Alexander HumeInsiderSell11,571$38.53$445,830.638,270 11/10/2016Michael MorrisInsiderSell18,200$36.61$666,302.0022,883 11/8/2016Michael MorrisInsiderSell18,000$32.40$583,200.0023,323 11/7/2016Mark Richard YoungInsiderSell19,893$32.27$641,947.1127,156 10/27/2016Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell10,000$32.26$322,600.0029,737 8/17/2016Mark Richard YoungInsiderSell65,000$20.72$1,346,800.0056,245 7/29/2016David E BlackfordInsiderSell1,620$27.81$45,052.2029,429 7/29/2016Keith D MaioEVPSell9,000$27.97$251,730.0044,072 5/27/2016A Scott AndersonInsiderSell5,000$27.92$139,600.0062,130 5/27/2016Michael MorrisEVPSell8,634$27.87$240,629.5826,409 5/26/2016David E BlackfordInsiderSell3,981$28.00$111,468.0032,570 5/25/2016Thomas E LaursenGeneral CounselSell3,500$28.47$99,645.0036,852 5/20/2016Steven Dan StephensInsiderSell10,000$27.09$270,900.0093,756 5/17/2016Dallas E HaunInsiderSell4,500$26.40$118,800.0024,564 5/5/2016Dallas E HaunInsiderSell2,500$25.79$64,475.0028,464 4/28/2016David E BlackfordInsiderSell4,000$27.77$111,080.0037,725 4/28/2016Edward F MurphyDirectorBuy3,200$27.77$88,864.007,935 4/28/2016Julie G CastleEVPSell10,171$27.67$281,431.574,284 2/26/2016Dianne R JamesEVPSell6,947$21.71$150,819.3720,425 2/8/2016Stephen D QuinnDirectorBuy100,000$21.81$2,181,000.00106,884 2/3/2016Julie G CastleEVPSell6,298$21.31$134,210.38 1/29/2016Harris H. SimmonsCEOBuy50,000$22.67$1,133,500.001,217,740 1/28/2016Paul E. 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Penn State New Kensington offers baccalaureate and associate degree programs, as well as the first two years of more than 160 Penn State baccalaureate programs. Students can begin their education at New Kensington and move on to the University Park campus or other appropriate Penn State campus in order to complete their degree. Penn State New Kensington also offers a master's degree program in conjunction with Penn State Harrisburg. Check the links along the side for available academic programs.
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At Riverbank Chinese Buffet Restaurant we cook traditional Chinese food to authentic recipes and have been doing so in Norwich for over twelve years.
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A Monday shooting in Pioneer Square that left one man wounded is being investigated as a gang crime.
The incident happened shortly before the 2 a.m. bar closing time. Police responded to a crowd dispersing from Club Ibiza at Second Avenue and James Street, and there was a disturbance at the front door.
Responding officers heard three or four gunshots from the 100 block of Yesler Way, and police found a man screaming that his cousin had been shot. The victim had been shot once in the chest, but faintly spoke to one of the responding officers.
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Aladdin: A Wish Come True
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Aladdin - A Wish Come True, is the new Christmas musical in London 2012. Tickets for Aladdin - A Wish Come True at the theatre at O2 can be booked here!
Lily Savage will dust down her theatrical muses and throw on the guise of Widow Twankey for a rare and unique stage appearance in a strictly limited season of Aladdin - A Wish Come True at The Theatre at The O2.
From Friday 7 December 2012 until Saturday 5 January 2013 a truly unique and magical theatrical event will be taking place in London at The O2.
Lily Savage, who will be performing by kind permission of Mr Paul O'Grady, had this to say "Lily had such a great time playing Widow Twankey last time in Southampton that I am delighted she gets to have another go and that this will be in her very own, brand new purpose built theatre at The O2 - which will be filled with the magic of Old Peking!"
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San Antonio Spurs guard Patty Mills and Australia began their Olympic journey 0-1 as they fell to Tiago Splitter and Brazil on Sunday. Mills and Spurs assistant coach Brett Brown will be looking to earn their first win, but the opponent they're matching up with might be just as good or better than Brazil.
The Aussies will be facing 2008 Silver medalist Spain, who defeated China on Sunday by 16-points led by Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol, Oklahoma City Thunder center Serge Ibaka, and a slew of other NBA-level players. Will Mills and the Aussies earn their first win, or will the Spanish be too strong? Here's a preview of Tuesday's game.
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Job roles in Rising Horizons Theatre Company
Marketing manager
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Prop and Costume
Stage Crew
Hair and
A person responsible for the financial and administrative aspects of a stage, film, television, or radio production; the person who exercises general supervision of a production and is responsible chiefly for raising money, hiring technicians and artists, etc., required to stage a play, make a motion picture, or the like.
The person responsible for the interpretive aspects of a stage, film, or television production; the person who supervises the integration of all the elements, as acting, staging, and lighting, required to realize the writer's conception.
The Administrator is a person who takes care of all the desk work. He/she makes sure that everyone knows where do they have to be and at what time, answers the calls and make orders.
An actor communicates a character and situations to an audience through speech, body language and movement. This usually involves interpreting the work of a writer under the instruction and support of a director, although some work may require the actor to improvise the reactions of a character to a situation.
An essential skill for theatre stage managers is people management, as it is their role to coordinate all aspects of a theatre company to ensure the successful delivery of the performance.
This involves managing rehearsals, actors, technicians, props and costume fittings, as well as liaising with front of house staff and the director.
A stage manager needs to have a good understanding of both the technical and artistic elements of a performance so that they can ensure it is delivered exactly to the director's requirements. They will be involved from the rehearsal stage through to the live performances, where they will be on hand to deal with any emergencies or issues that may hinder the show.
A wardrobe manager supervises the making, buying, hiring and maintenance of costumes, accessories and wigs. They also control the budget for these items.
Stage crew members, also frequently called stagehands, work behind the scenes during theatrical, music or other live performances to ensure scene changes and other tasks are done correctly and at the right times. Stage crew members may work many different positions backstage, including helping with props (handheld items the actors carry onstage), costume changes or the fly rail (items that are raised and lowered on a counterweighted rope system, known as a "fly"). The position may also require general labor such as sweeping and mopping the stage
The Hair and Make-up Department is responsible for the design, application, continuity and care of hair and make-up during feature film production or a stage play production. They are a key component in the overall design of a film or a theatre production.
A dresser is in charge of the costumes worn by actors during stage, movie or television performances or tapings. As part of the wardrobe department, she makes sure all wardrobes are in good condition and readily available for quick changes during production. Her job requires her to assist actors in changing costumes during a performance by helping them in and out of clothing, jewelry, shoes and accessories.
The person who books the tour; flights, accomodation, performance places, catering and tour timetable. He makes sre that accomodation is not far from perofmance places and that the performers will have the transport available at all times.
The financial officer of a company is the person who is in charge of finances, accounting and investment activities of the company.
The financial officer's duties include administration of the financial system, employee pay records and benefits and approval of payouts. This includes monitoring all expenses and budgets within the company to comply with approved policies.
A company's success relies heavily on the effectiveness of its marketing. Marketing identifies potential products and the customers who are most likely to buy them, communicates the availability and benefits of these products, and motivates customers in target markets to buy (either other businesses, government agencies or individual consumers). Marketing managers plan and implement marketing campaigns constantly, always looking for new ways to identify potential customers and promote brand awareness to bring in sales leads.
A choreographer is a professional performance artist who designs and communicates sequences of movement through dance, either for a solo dancer, pair of dancers or an entire company of dancers, most often set to music or other forms of rhythm such as drums. Prior to the 1950s, a choreographer was referred to as a person who created or staged dances.
The role of the lighting designer (or LD) within theatre is to work with the director, choreographer, set designer, costume designer, and sound designer to create an overall 'look' for the show in response to the text, while keeping in mind issues of visibility, safety and cost. The LD also works closely with the stage manager on show control programming, if show control systems are used in that production. Outside of the theatre the job of a Lighting Designer can be much more diverse and they can be found working on rock and pop tours,corporate launches, art installation and on massive celebration spectaculars, for example the Olympic Games opening and closing ceremonies.
Costume designers create accessories and clothing for television, film, and theater. They work closely with the producer and director to enhance the production's quality. Costume designers sketch clothing ideas and choose appropriate fabrics and colors. Costume designers also manage the wardrobe/costume budget.
A vocal coach is a music teacher who instructs singers on how to improve their singing technique, take care of and develop their voice, and prepare for the performance of a song or other work. Vocal coaches may give private music lessons to singers, or they may coach singers who are rehearsing on stage, or who are singing during a recording session. Vocal coaches are used in both Classical music and in popular music styles such as rock and gospel. While some vocal coaches provide a range of instruction on singing techniques, others specialize in areas such as breathing techniques or diction and pronunciation.
In general, sound engineers operate machines and equipment to record, synchronize, or reproduce music, voices, or sound effects in sporting arenas, theater productions, or movie and video productions.
Sound engineers report equipment problems and insure that required repairs are made. They also assemble and adjust recording equipment for recording sessions and live performances; tear down equipment after event completion. Equally important, sound engineers have to record speech and other sounds on recording media, using recording equipment. They are often called upon to regulate volume level and sound quality during recording sessions, using control consoles. They are expected to mix and edit voices, music, and taped sound effects for live performances and for prerecorded events, using sound mixing boards. Finally, sound engineers get ready for recording sessions by performing efforts such as selecting and setting up microphones.
Costume hire co-operator is a person who hires costumes from different companies for the time of the performances. He/she is responsible for giving the costumes back in the right time. They are responsible for finding costumes that will suit the play and will fit the actors well.
Director, administrator, finance officer, marketing manager, tour booker.
Actors, Choreographer, Stage manager, sound operator, lightning operator, hair and make up artist, administrator.
Stage manager
Stage crew member, dresser, actors, sound operator, lightning designer, dresser, prop and costume manager, director, administrator.
Choreographer, singing coach, dresser, stage manager,
director, administrator, prop and costume manager, hair and make up artist.
sound operator, director, actors, lightning designer, administrator.
Singing coach
Actors, director, sound operator, administrator
Lightning designer
director, administrator, actors
Sound operator
director, singing coach, administrator, actors, choreographer
Singing coach
sound operator, actors, administrator, director
Prop and
costume manager
stage manager, actors, dresser, administrator
Hair and make up
actors, director, administrator
Costume designer
Costume hire
co operator
administrator, director, costume hire co operator
finance officer, administrator, costume hire co operator
Tour booker
Stage crew member
stage crew member, stage manager, actors, prop and costume manager, administrator
finance officer, producer, administrator
dresser, administrator, lighting designer, sound operator, stage manager
Marketing manager
producer,administrator, actors
Tour Booker
We will need someone who will make sure that
we will have a place to stay in cyprus, transport to and from the performance places, flights booked, catering planned out and who will make sure that all the additional activities do not conflict with the performances times. The tour booker is one of the most important people when planning on going on a tour.
In Cyprus he would make sure that we know when and where we are performing,he would find out how can we get to this place and order a transport for us if it would be needed.Also he would contact with organizers.
Finance Officer
administrator, producer, tour booker, costume hir cooperator
Stage manager
In Cyprus he would make sure that actors and technicians attend rehearsals,that they are doing exactly what director wants.Then he would make sure that each show runs smoothly and without problems.
We will definiatley have some dances involved in the performance and a choreographer has to be with us in the tour because we will be doing rehearsals in between perofrmances and we need someone to make sure that all the dancers are doing what they are supposed to be doing. Also a choreographer will be a good person to evaluate each performance and give a formative feedback to the dancers. We will also need a choreographer on the tour in case of any injuries that can happen to dancers, in that case a choreographer would change the dance routine so that it will look professional and good even if one of the dancers cannot be involved in a performance.
Singing coach
Costume Designer
As we are doing musical we will need someone to instruct us how to sing different songs.
We won't need a costume designer with us on the tour, but this operson is very important in preparation for a tour. He or she will design/ think of possible clothing that the performers will wear through out the time of a show. He/she will have to make sure that the costumes will be not only apropriate to the storyline of a performance but also as comfortable as possible because the performers will have to be able to move easily in them on the stage, they cannot look awkward or incomfortable because it will distract the adience from the actual performance/story.
Lightning designer
He/She will set and control the lights for our show.Make sure that all spotlights are on the right place and blackouts are on time.
Prop and costume manager
In Cyprus we will need someone to look after our props and costumes,make sure that they are on the right place during the show,that everything is ok with them and after the show he would collect them and make sure that nothing is missed.
Actors are propably the most important people when going on a performing arts tour because those are the people who will appear on the stage and who will entertain. Witout them the tour would be impossible. Actors will have to make sure that they will stay focused through out the tour because nothing makes a bad tour as much as an actor who does not do their job right. The actors will have to also be dancers or singers or even both because we are going to present a musical. The actors will have to keep practising their scrypts in their free time and rehearse the performance. They will have to remember that they have travelled so far not for a holiday but to do their work.
Hair and make-up artist
They role i Cyprus trip would be to help actors to do they hair and make-up as director wanted that means appropriate to the role and play.
Costume hire cooperator
Marketing Manager
We won't reaaly need him on tour,but we would need him before to order our costumes,make sure that they fit us and that they are appropriate for the show.
In my opinion it is very important to have a dresser on our trip,because he really helps actors during the show to change their costumes fast,sometimes actors need to change in 30 seconds and it is impossible to do without dresser.
We will need marketing manager in Cyprus because we will do the performances in different places and in some we will need to make sure that we will have an audience. A marketing manager will do the jobs such as, making and giving out the leaflets and posters about our shows time, place and theme/subject/title. He will also promote our college, city and cauntry.
We will need a director in Cyprus because this is the person whos idea is going to be put in a performance and so that he will have to be with us to make sure that everything goes to the plan. Eventually he can also make some changes to the scrypt, movements etc. if it is necessary. He is main person when it comes to the creative part of a tour. He has to be there so that he can make sure that the actors are doing their best in the performance and that the show is going to be a succes.
Stage Crew Member
Stage crew member also known as a stage hand is a person who we will need because of the technical side of the tour. This person will be there whenever something will need fixing or whenever stage manager will need help with something. He is someone who does all the little thing that everone else can't or do not have the time to do. He will help with the setting, costime changes, packing up after the performance, making sure that all the wires are in the right place and that the sound and lightning will work perfectly. Also he makes sure that the performance area is safe and clean.
Sound Operator
This person will take care of all the tasks involved with the sound in the time of a performance. He will operate the sound when the actors will be on the stage or even when they will be off stage if it is necessary. He will have to make sure that all the microfones and speakers work properly before each performance. Sound operator will have to know every act of the performance because he operates all the sound effects involved in the show. He has to work with the volume as well, because the volume of each actors voice has to be simular so that the show is enjoyable for the audience.
The producer does not necessary have to travel with us to Cyprus, but he will have to work out if the tour is going to be affordable and if it is going to bring some income to the companys budget. A producer has to be with conctact with the director, administator and a finance officet through out the whole time, so that he knows exactly what is happening in the Cyprus, if everything is going to a accorgind to a plan.
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Thanksgiving is this week, and we all need a little serenity to disrupt the calamity of creating a feast for our closest friends and family. Here are some of the songs I'll be listening to on Turkey day. Enjoy them in the company of those close to you as you prepare to enjoy whatever you may be eating, and most importantly, remember to give thanks. And maybe watch some football, too.
Happy Thanksgiving!


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I have a two row #20 corn head for my 35 Massey..Dad had a 72 Massey that had a #22 corn head..I hope I dont double post again..I cant figure out why its doing it..
IH Red is right the MF 300 cylinder is too small. I have a MF 321 3row30" I got with my MF Super 92. The head looks like it will bolt right to my MF 410 Combine. I'm assuming the previous owner also bought this corn head thinking they could convert it over and never got it done. I really don't think it will ever go on my Super 92 Combine. My MF 410 diesel hydro is more suited for the corn head when I get time to work on the machine. I seem to be in the collection only phase of my collection. I hope to move forward to finishing a few of these machines over the years.
The 300 was 30 inch.
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Today is Log Cabin Day! A day that encourages us to step away from modern technology and embrace a simpler existence.
In honour of this day, I'm sharing this log cabin-like, treehouse bed from The Slow Life because it's simply awesome!
If you're looking to embrace Log Cabin day yourself and step away from modern technology, playing games with your family is an excellent idea! And it just so happens that I have this post about fantastic family games for you :)


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Antihéros by Etat Libre d'Orange
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Etat Libre dOrange
Parfumer: Antoine Maisondieu
Concept (according to a website of Etat Libre dOragne): "Take me as I am," seems to say this fake Mr Everybody. An anti-hero never lies about who he is, hence the seeming simplicity of this hedonistic and sun-drenched creation, entirely centred on lavender flower. This hero of everyday life fights very ordinary battles at work, when driving, at home without every taking anything too seriously. His innate modesty is extremely appealing and he knows it. He cultivates his imperfections with wit and with natural unconventional elegance. With his tousled hair and look, this somewhat unexpected superman catches the eye and still cannot believe it thats why we adore him.
Notes: Lavender, musk, wood.
My impression: In the begin lavendel is accompanied with a cool breeze, later in the hart its aromatic and in the base it is mossy-woody. But all the way long its just about lavender from top to base. Rustic and nonchalant. Smells like a lavender soap, but gives rather a clean and groomed impression. It smells simple, but not cheap on my skin. To me its a perfect perfume for a lazy Sunday or on vacation somewhere in South France it gives a relaxed feeling when nothing has to be done and all the time is free for whatever youd like to do. Rustic, peaceful and nonchalant. On the other hand I also think it would be a good perfume to wear in the office clean impression, soft and helps to keep your head cool. So, if you like lavender than it's a nice one to try, but if you don't - well - you might smell an old lady there.
Luca Turin says it smells like a cheap soap, but gives it 4 stars of 5 and calls it wonderful, poetic and affecting.
Classification: Osmoz classifies this perfume as aromatic rustic, but Michael Edwards places it into the floral classics. Well, its not really a fougère, but it has definitely aromatic aspects. Id classify it as a floral, soliflore, lavender (B5 according to SPF classification) and would place it into aromatic subgroup (if such precise classification would exist).
Compare this with:
Lavender by Yardley is another perfume around just a single lavender theme. This one is sweeter and less aromatic or woody. Antihéros is more powerful.
Pour un homme and Le 3eme homme by Caron another classic masculine lavender, but opposite to Antihéros lavender is softened and sweetened with Vanilla here.
Rêverie au jardin by Tauer Parfums a very special variation of lavender theme, where she is married with sweet resins to create a complex fragrance that makes you dream of green fields and gardens.
Sliver Aoud by Montale is another different view on lavender theme. Lavender and Oud are not easy to combine. A classic lavender theme with a twist.
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And the 12 you can pitch with doors in winter mode.
And the 12 you can pitch with doors in winter mode.
+1 on the 12' Noah. As already mentioned, it allows for winter mode, porch mode, and a variety of others. When pitched as chorpie depicted, it will afford a 12' ridgeline, which will adequately cover your SB and give a little wiggle room. The only thing the 9' has going for it is a ~12' ridgeline, only when pitched in diamond formation. The added versatility and negligible price increase of the 12' makes it a sure-fire winner IMO.
I have the noahs 12 and i love it, looking forward to trying different set ups
I love my Noah's 12'. It's not ultralight, but is practically bomb proof, more versatile than a 9' and not much more to manage.
You have the option of doors if you pitch it steep and tight, and a bunch of porch space if you want /need it. On the diamond pitch, just fold a corner up and attach it to the center pullout on the ridge.
However, YMMV, and HYOH...
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I'm not high maintenance! I'm simply low tolerance.
I'm a huge fan of a 12x12 tarp. In nice weather it is easy to throw it up in porch mode. In side driving rain or cold conditions the corners can be pulled in to form doors providing excellent coverage. Certainly worth the minor weight penalty over a 9x9, which you have to pitch as a diamond to keep your hammock dry.
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+1 on the 12 as well. It basically works in any situation. You can pitch it A frame or porch mode on the 12' ridgeline, or pitch it diagonal, and if it's too long that way come into the pullouts and pitch from there to make it more manageable. You can't really go wrong with the 12 so long as weight is not a issue for you. Just my .02.
Eventually I would like to get one of the OES 4 Season Tarps to use for rough weather camping/winter.
And Redoleary, Davisburg is in Oakland county, just north of Clarkston and south of Holly. I know where you are - I stop in to eat at the original Schuler's from time to time!
I tried using the 12' Noah's for a few trips on top of my HH. From my perspective: the tarp was too heavy; too large; and needed lots of stakes to tie down.
On the plus side, the tarp was very well made.
I have the 9' and love it. I don't winter camp (yet) so doors were not needed, however, the 9' can be pinched in on the ends in diagonal mode for a little more coverage. It is super simple to set up, and has tons of tie outs.
I moved up to it from the HH stock tarp, so it is huge comparatively. The 12 was just too big for me, especially since I will pitch diagonally most of the time.
Oh, and on my last trip, we got lots of rain, and the 9 provided great coverage, plus lots of extra space for cooking, changing, etc.
Love my 9' noah.
I want a 12, but i don't want a bright tarp. Think it can be dyed? Heck i haven't had my hammock out yet and i'm getting ready to scrap the HH stock tarp on reputation alone.


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An "unnamed official" is not getting their due credit for some of the recent market movements in foreign exchange (forex) rates. This individual has added to the quality of volatility for dealers and investors alike in this 'economic summit season.' Characteristically, they are consistent and have appeared after most high profile policy points have been delivered in recent times. Thankfully, they are the individuals that are translating these policies and insisting on what market movements should be.
Last week the single currency fell awkwardly after European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi's communiqué was released. Some viewed the central banker talking his currency down from elevated heights as a feeble attempt. The "unnamed source" was there to interpret his comments more accurately for the layperson. In translation, they highlighted that the value of the currency should be considered when assessing monetary conditions.
G7 Statement Backfires
Last Monday, the market took its cue from ECB policymaker Jens Weidmann's comments. Weidmann suggested that the euro was "not seriously overvalued." The yen was allowed into the mix after one individual at the U.S. Department of the Treasury strongly hinted that the U.S. supports Japan's deflation efforts. Even a prime 'dove' candidate for the Bank of Japan's top job was allowed to influence the yen after suggesting that their currency value was "naturally adjusting" from extremely high rates of exchange to a more desirable or appropriate level.
Yesterday was perhaps the aforementioned unnamed source's biggest cameo thus far. The Group of Seven (G7) issued a statement to dampen the discussions of a global currency war so fervently covered by the mainstream news. More importantly, the G7 was able to show solidarity ahead of the Group of Twenty (G20) forum that takes place later this week, as their 'commanding' influence is under threat from the emerging markets. That 'source' again appeared, muddying one of the G7's primary objectives by suggesting that the G7 is indeed concerned about the yen's value. This happened to unravel some of weakening premium that the yen had acquired.
Central bankers are always concerned about excessive currency weakness; however, they are more concerned by the speed of currency movements. More so now than ever, the forex markets is expected to remain susceptible to comments from unnamed sources. Is this currency manipulation? It's certainly a gray area, but market volatility has become heightened mostly by increased trading from the 'less' fearful investor. The apparent lack of cohesion amongst officials is now putting further pressures on others to clarify their positions prior to the upcoming G20 meeting. No matter what, this market can expect a rather apprehensive long weekend.
Steady As She Goes
A couple of other European central banks outside of the Eurozone reduced some of the market heat in early European trading this morning. The SEK managed to climb to its strongest position against the EUR in four months after the Riksbank left interest rates at +1%, disappointing a segment of the market who were looking for a -0.25% ease. Bullish rates have led to a bullish krona. Sweden's central bank made no changes to future rate expectations. Expect the futures market to again price in a cut for April.
Meanwhile, the "Old Lady's" inflation report this morning confirms Governor Sir Mervyn King's view of high inflation and lower growth projections. The Bank of England (BoE) views the above-target inflation projections as "consistent with its mandate." Inflation has been explained away as being due to temporary factors. Despite inflation being above target, the BoE has managed to coordinate further quantitative easing (QE) along the way. This confirms that policymaker's focus is on growth and not inflation as being the key to exit a triple-dip recession. This leaves the door ajar for incoming Governor Mark Carney to inject more QE into the British economy and support UK growth.
Recent market focus has become rather myopic to yen price movements. The "he said, she said" factor has the yen weakening and strengthening at will. A lack of cohesiveness and clarity does this easily to any market; however, Japan is in a strong position to argue that it complies with yesterday's G7 statement. Their policy initiatives to date have been domestically focused. Once realized, the current weak yen momentum should get back on track. The market should expect the recent yen buying to be limited if this theory holds true.
This article is for general information purposes only. It is not investment advice or a solution to buy or sell securities. Opinions are the authors; not necessarily that of OANDA Corporation or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers or directors. Leveraged trading is high risk and not suitable for all. You could lose all of your deposited funds.


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382 County Park Road, Pottstown, PA 19465
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Hardwood forests, meadows, wetlands, and the French Creek - rated an "exceptional value" waterway by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources - encompasses Warwick County Park's 535 acres.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, Warwick's woodlands provided much of the raw timber used to make charcoal for the region's iron furnaces and forges. Remains of the iron industry can still be seen at various charcoal hearths along old cart paths.
The park features an ADA -accessible
deck along the French creek, a portion which meanders through the park. An ideal site for nature study, the Horse-Shoe Trail, extending from Valley Forge to the Appalachian Trail, adds length to the numerous miles of multi-use park trails.
The park's various
, single-family picnic tables, two age-appropriate play areas, a sand volleyball court, horseshoe pit and a quoit pit.
South of the day use area lies Pennsylvania's only surviving Fink Truss, patented by Albert Fink in 1854. In 1870, the Chester County Commissioners contracted with the Phoenix Iron Works, Phoenixville, to make a pedestrian footbridge across the French Creek. The "bridge to nowhere," which incorporates the restored Fink Truss, is now used as a scenic overlook of the French Creek Valley.
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I have to invoke 2Pac now. In a way, I'm mad, annoyed, and many ways, disappointed in the direction that education's taking these days. There seem to be a few schools of thought that I'd like to address in one fell swoop.
- I love trade (and hence, teacher) unions.
- Our current unions aren't representing us well right now.
- We need principals and administrators.
- School systems need less charters and economists, and more money.
- Teachers, flaws and all, are not the problem, and anyone who can't see that really needs to do a realistic check on their own point of view. Possible read-up on the history of labor, even on a minimal level, required.
I know, loaded statements. What do I care, though? Frankly, I don't think I have anything to lose. For one, anyone who's ever read The People's History of the United States (or any other book on labor, or any residents of Detroit for that matter) know that unions came about as a means of representing the interests not just of employees but also customers, improving services which we take for granted. If not for unions, people in corporations who have no unions know what decent wages and benefits look like. And frankly, I wouldn't want to model schools after corporations: Lord knows right now that corporations are now modeling schools. (Did I just say that?)
Speaking of which, I'm not feeling the idea of KIPP schools or any of that charter school members not just because of their anti-union message. I'm just not happy with kids getting treated like consumers rather than innovators, and that seems to be the general theme I hear when I hear about charter schools. Pay students for getting answers right? Sure. Pay students for wearing their uniform? Sure. Pay students and parents for what they're SUPPOSED to do?! Absolutely. But giving more intuitive and intrinsic rewards, some that might develop character and good community building? While I have some really great classes this year, I can also see that some of them are simply snotty-nosed brats who get everything they want even when they haven't necessarily earned it. Now, I can only imagine that what happens if that's state-sponsored.
Then there's this whole thing about protection of teachers which I only somewhat get. On the one hand, I agree with lots of people out there: many teachers either need to leave the profession in its entirety or need to improve their teaching drastically. But that's why we're supposed to have principals and assistant principals: their role essentially is a teacher of teachers, not their deans and judges. Administrators should have 5-7 years in the classroom before they go telling suggesting to other teachers.
And really, this education business is really a microcosm of the constant flux of this laissez-faire market, because with deregulation, we can make it seem like consumers really have a choice when they're just contributing money to the same corporation, make it seem like scores for inner-city children are moving up because of whatever new trendy educational movement has taken place when it's really that the test was made easier, or even simple things like putting up more parking meters in places that were free just to fund corporate welfare bailouts for the very people who rob us over and again.
But when conversations about ed / ed-tech / future of ed come up, I'm mostly mum, strictly because I'm one of the young guys that believe simple things like more stringent tenure, smaller class sizes, better school support and administrators, less (and more cogent) standardized testing, a little better training in pedagogy and child psychology, and less paperwork can really go a long way in clearing things up for teachers and helping them handle the profession.
jose, who can't deny it, he's a rider …


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Hunan Chicken
In the early 2000's, we were in the San Francisco Bay Area. It was the golden era of dot com's, when young and aspiring professionals made millions overnight working in a dot com that went public on NASDAQ or New York Stock Exchange. I was one of the wannabe's, working in a gaming dot.com pursuing the wild "make-me-a-millionaire" dream.
My office was in downtown San Francisco, in the SOMA (South of Market) area, where old buildings were converted into hip, loft-like dot com's offices. Prior to San Francisco, we lived in Salt Lake City. San Francisco downtown—during that time—was a heaven on earth for us, so vibrant and cosmopolitan. We were charmed by the energy, lifestyle, food, and the notion that we could be rich carrying a dot com business card.
Office lunches were so much fun for me. I would always invite a few co-workers and we would walk a few blocks around the SOMA area and enjoy a great lunch meal of various ethnic and regional cuisines: Chinese, Cantonese, American, Thai, Fusion, Indian, French, Californian, and so much more. One of my favorite of them all is this humble Hunan restaurant just a couple of blocks away from my office.
My Asian co-workers and I loved the Hunan Chicken in that restaurant. So simple, yet utterly delicious and mouthwatering. Tender pieces of chicken breast, stir-fried with carrot, broccoli, black fungus, in a light brown sauce that tasted so wonderful. The owners were from Hunan, and the Hunan Chicken was their signature dish. I could go there every day for this dish…
Fast forward many years later, I constantly miss this dish, whenever I reminisce my dot com days. Dot com golden era didn't make me a millionaire. My company went bust, just like every other dot com in the Bay Area. I kept the job for as long as I could, before the axe came down on me. I had to say that some of the happenings in that company left a pretty bad taste in my mouth, but the good taste of Hunan Chicken, my favorite Chinese lunch dish, lingers and remains flavorful in my memory.
Here is my Hunan Chicken recipe. One day, I will go find this restaurant again in the SOMA area of San Francisco and I hope it's still around!
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Hunan Chicken Recipe
Serves 2 | Prep Time: 20 Minutes | Cook Time: 10 Minutes
8 oz chicken breast, cut into about 1/4-inch slices
3 tablespoons oil
2 cloves garlic, minced
2 cups broccoli floret, sliced carrot, sliced mushroom, and red bell pepper
2 oz dry black fungus, optional, soaked in water and drained
5 tablespoons Hunan Sauce
Salt and sugar, to taste
1 egg white, beaten
1/2 teaspoon constarch
3 dashes white pepper
1/2 teaspoon salt
Hunan Sauce:
Yields 2/3 cup
1/4 cup chicken broth
1 tablespoon soy sauce
2 tablespoons oyster sauce
3 tablespoons chili bean sauce, Spicy Douban Jiang or Spicy Fermented Soybean Sauce
2 1/2 tablespoons ketchup
1/2 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
3 dashes white pepper
1 teaspoon cornstarch
Marinate the chicken with all the ingredients in the Marinade and set aside for 10 minutes.
Mix all the Hunan Sauce ingredients. Set aside.
Add the oil in a heated wok, gently drop in marinated chicken slices, stir-fry the chicken until the surface turns opaque. Dish out and set aside.
Add the remaining oil into the wok, stir-fry the minced garlic until fragrant. Toss in the mixed vegetables, black fungus and continue to stir-fry for 2 minutes.
Toss in the chicken, put 5 tablespoons of Hunan Sauce, stir to combine well, until the chicken is completely cooked. Add extra Hunan Sauce, if you like, and add salt and sugar to taste. Dish out and serve with steamed rice.
Cook's Note:
The Hunan Sauce can be stored in the refrigerator for other stir-fry recipes.