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Caroline Manzo may be joining the "Real Housewives" elite who have landed their own spin-off series.
Bravo has given the green light to a pilot starring Caroline Manzo ("The Real Housewives of New Jersey") and her family, TheWrap has learned.
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Under the working title "Manzo'd With Children," the pilot will follow Manzo in her duties as the "ringleader of the crazy circus that is her Italian family." Apparently, her adult children are driving her more nuts than ever: Albie is single and ready to mingle, Chris is eager to come up with the best idea since the stripper/car wash and Lauren is ready to entertain the idea of letting Vito put a ring on it.
Plus, the pilot will include Caroline's sister, kooky Aunt Fran, whom we met earlier this season on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey." She continues to bring in an assortment of barnyard buddies to the house.
The show's logline reads: "It's one crowded house filled with personality, laughter and ham... in both pig and honey-baked forms."
Also on TheWrap: Bravo's 'Eat, Drink, Love' Star Kat Odell Blames Editing for 'Unprofessional' Portrayal
Manzo is an original cast member on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," which debuted in 2009. It airs its Season 5 finale on Sunday, Sept. 29, at 8 p.m./7 CT.
If the pilot is ordered to series, Manzo will join the growing group of women who have landed spin-off series, including Bethenny Frankel ("Real Housewives of New York"); NeNe Leakes, Kim Zolciak and Kandi Burruss (all of "Atlanta"); Lisa Vanderpump ("Beverly Hills"); and Tamra Barney ("Orange County").
Manzo is represented by APA.
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These Love Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Love. These are the best examples of Love Narrative poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
You were beautiful,
my tiny child,
wrapped tightly in my arms,
close to my heart.
I listened to you breathing.
I counted your fingers
and your toes.
you cried out to me
and I loved you
with every ounce of my soul.
Will you hear me
when I cry out?
Will you hold me close
as I held you then?
I remember the day
You took your first step.
There was no stopping you.
Your feet gave you freedom
to explore the world
like never before
but danger lurked.
I opened those doors anyway,
and introduced
you to the world.
Where will you be
when my legs
no longer run?
no longer work?
Will you realize
that I love
freedom too?
I laugh
about that day
you first tied your shoe.
We tried and tried
to get that rabbit
in that hole
and you finally did it.
You pointed your toes
for everyone to see
how proud you were.
I am proud too,
of my writing
and my drawing,
of my needlework
and my cooking.
But my hands are beginning to ache
and my fingers will not bend.
I will lose the things
that make me proud
except for you.
Hopefully not you.
Will you let me
brag on you?
Even tell wild stories
that are a bit beyond the truth?
Will you be proud of me too?
I waved good-bye
that morning when you left
on that large, yellow bus.
I was so scared.
I know you were too.
You waved at me bravely
through the dusty window
but I saw the water
forming in your eyes.
You came home, however,
full of pride and joy.
You sang the alphabet song
and got most of it right.
You practiced for hours
until you could sing it
even in your sleep.
I'm afraid.
I forgot
whether I took
my pills today or not.
I forgot
if I told this story before.
I even forgot once
who you were
and it terrified me.
My mind
is my treasure
the only thing I have left,
and I heard you make
fun of me
for not remembering
that I gave you the
same gift as last year.
Will you love me
when I no longer
know who I am?
You came home blushing
from the glow of
your first kiss.
Your first love,
the one you thought was real.
You talked about him non-stop.
You changed for him. You gave.
But he left you anyway
for a blue-eyed girl
and I held you
while you cried for him.
I too have a
broken heart.
The love of my life
left me after
fifty-six years.
He left me here
to live life on my own
while he moved on
to another realm
And I cry for him too.
I long for his shoulder
and strong embrace.
I feel betrayed
because he and I
made a deal
that we would never
leave the other alone.
Yet I am alone
sitting in an echoing house
with no hands to hold.
You welcomed her home today-
your tiny baby girl.
She has your eyes
and possibly your toes.
I see you counting them
as they roll me
into the room.
You finally came
to visit.
It has been a while.
You look up at me
with tears in your eyes
and ask
almost desperately,
"Will she tie my
when I get old? "
excavate my fervent soul
with your familiar hands
(determination gets you everywhere)
stripped down to just my skin
in this sultry summer night
moon shining provocative…..bright
entwined limbs in midnights swelter
architecture of this flaming hanker
you must stoke this slow red simmer
I assure you that I blaze
with just the right erotic touch
I become a vixen
trace those fingers down my spine
those lips a naked search
beyond the present sunset
to this hearts clandestine perch
(buried profound but beating)
inside a cave of safety
if you will only reach it
patience is a virtue
I am only just a slave
held captive by your binding
to your Adonis body
I am helpless as a hostage….
my master….I await….trembling
for that final surrender
you can render me helpless my love….
and leave me barely breathing…
On cold evenings
Surrounded by friends
Warm and
I could stay up forever
Taking strength
From the blackness
Feeling that I could float upward
And walk with the stars
On their lonely journey
Through heaven.
There was a girl
I was with then
And beautiful
When I first saw her
I wanted to feel her softness
Her breathe on my cheek
Her hand
Brushing against my thigh
When I held her close
And even closer
I wanted her
To say she loved me.
Our love
Had a perfect balance
Teasing and challenge
And seduction.
A subtle change
That I never understood
Came about
The closer we became
The more anger
And resentment followed
When she smiled I was envious
When I laughed she was angry
We broke up
We were young
It was my fault
Her fault
Our fault
Or blame it on the times we lived in.
Outside my room
Footsteps echo
In a long and empty hallway
And like an undeliverable letter
A message scrawled
To no one in particular
Haunting visions are
Returned to me
The slenderness of her waist
The way she arched her back
The touch of her hand
The way she kissed
I feel her presence
Yes, I relive all that.
The blackberry's love for the garden rose
Brought down the gardener's wrath.
The blackberry sensed the danger
As he wended the garden path.
" A love so true as mine", he sighed,
"Must dare to brave the hoe.
Just a few more feet to reach her,
My true love she must know."
He crept along so quietly,
Sometimes quite out of sight
Until he nudged his darling's feet.
Did he dare to trust the light?
He heard the gardener's heavy boot
And hid in craven shame.
He knew he'd soon be weeded out,
A seedling with no name.
"Have I no worth since I don't rate
Some Latin nomenclature?
Without a well known parentage
Am I a freak of nature?
His darling's line was long and pure,
No skeletons in her past.
He had to make his feelings known.
Those boots were treading fast.
Gently then he wrapped his vine
Around his loved one's spine.
In great amazement he opined,
"Her thorns are sharp as mine".
The sweet rose felt his tender touch
And realized his fear
And wondered at his bravery
In coming to her here.
She heard the swishing of the hoe,
She heard those nearing feet.
Quietly letting down her leaves
In a manner so discreet
She covered her wild lover.
The gardener unaware,
Stopped but to view her beauty.
He saw naught hiding there.
She whispered, "You are safe now".
The blackberry's heart was light,
Thankful that his dear sweet rose
Had not exposed his plight.
"A rose is still a rose." she said,
"By any other name
And in our distant ancestry,
We share some of the same".
"I'd rather know your wild love,
Than a love that's dull and tame,"
Cuddling close, returned his kiss
Without a bit of shame.
Next season there were seedlings
Of a very different kind.
The gardener delighted, cried
"A horticultural find."
The moral of this story?
Things aren't always what they seem.
The love you look down on today,
Could be tomorrow's dream.
Believing that marriage was ordained of God;
that, like a seed, it needed constant nurturing,
she sowed her deep devotion with a hope
that stretched beyond an ordinary scope.
That hope scanned schisms that had left her desolate-
until it reached the heavens with her prayers.
Time and time again, her spouse complained or failed to do small things
essential to cementing the marriage bond.
With unusual restraint, she held her tongue, forgave. . . and listened.
If matrimony were the fire in a hearth, she supplied the kindling and the logs;
then lauded him for twigs that on occasion he tossed in.
Some nights she'd lay a weary head upon the chest
of the one she called her husband (when he was fast asleep and didn't know).
In those moments, she felt the beat of that heart he never showed to her.
With humbleness she supplicated God
that she might find connection with her mate.
She wondered and she wondered why. . .if thoughts, invisible,
which were transmitted to the Lord, were able to be recieved by Him,
why could not her words, directly spoken to the one on earth she loved, be heard?
Daily on her knees, she telegraphed celestially with a faith most extraordinary. . .
and wisdom came. Her love would not be broken, and she grew.
The seed she'd planted took root too and grew until there came a time. . .
she laid a graying head upon the chest
of one that was her husband (not just in word only);
a someone who now watched HER as she drifted off to sleep.
With his heartbeat strong in her ear,
she heard him whisper softly, "I love you" as he kissed her cheek goodnight.
For Audrey Carey's "To Err Is Human to Forgive Divine"
One night a guy & a girl were
driving home from the movies. The
boy sensed there was
something wrong because of the painful
silence they shared between them
that night. The girl then asked the boy to pull over
because she wanted to talk. She told him that her
feelings had changed & that it was time to move on.
A silent tear slid down his cheek as he
slowly reached into his pocket & passed her a folded note.
At that moment, a drunk driver was speeding down
that very same street. He swerved
right into the drivers seat, killing the boy.
Miraculously, the girl survived. Remembering the note, she
pulled it out & read it.
"Without your love, I would die."
Peering at the radiating faces of happy families
So much joy emanates from well-to-do children's sparkling eyes
Wish I could replace the grief, put smiles on the faces of my sons
Without a glimmer of hope even promises of warm meals would be lies
In the brown eyes of my sons, the same eyes their mother, my wife
Sadness the sacrifice, a courageous mother giving life
So great a zest for life she sacrificed to give her sons life
But now greed hath put her seed in peril and my world in strife
No "Help Wanted" signs in the windows of Main Street's bustling stores
The aroma of fresh bread wafts tauntingly from the bakery
With my hands in pockets, finding not even loose change
Overcome with hunger and jealousy, should I resort to thievery?
Mind reeling, contemplating abating moral principals
Suddenly appear familiar brown eyes amid face so dear
The image of deceased wife, Spanish born eyes filled with tears
Speaking, "Abe, the Lord is gracious, walk until head is clear"
I follow the light in her warm eyes reflecting in glass windows
They lead me down the road to a park at the end of town
Dressed in ragged clothing, a man sits with a smile of peace
Breathing white puffs in frigid air, this gentle soul sees my frown
The message is plain, as my fears begin to clear
There is a greater depth in a soul of love well kept
The night is far spent; I kissed the hand of this gentle man
He smiled sweetly and said, "Lift up heavy head from dread"
I look up to see sun glistening on snow-laden pine boughs
It's here, Christmas Day, and I've left my children alone all night
An ache in my heart compels me to race quickly back through town
Breathlessly, I reach my porch unprepared for a welcome sight
Hearing laughter within, I smell, yams, turkey and ham
I open my door, on the floor, presents piled high as well
Laughing with glee, sons kiss me, sparkle of brown eyes I see
Sparkling brown eyes, of Spanish descent, love is evident
"From where in the world did all this come," I ask my sons
"Beautiful lady with Spanish brown eyes, stopped at our door
She said a strange thing, as on the floor our gifts were lain,
'Tell Abe keep the faith; a mother's love is stronger than the grave.'
Her hugs and kisses, will be greatly missed! Who was she, Daddy?"
Thank you, Moses, for joining me and guiding me in this write. Merry Christmas, dear
She's just an old memory of a younger man's dreams
An image of love hard to find
I can still see her eyes, taste the joy of her lips
In the deep recesses of my mind
Hair that was flowing, a smile that was glowing
An angel with earthly charms
Felt her heart beat in the tropical heat
Got lost in her loving arms
Sometimes I wonder if it was only a dream
An old sea story that I told
But I remember those eyes like a radiant beam
A treasure greater than gold
I wonder now if she waited on shore
With the fire in her heart still burning
And I wonder if there were tears in her eyes
Realizing I would not be returning
She's just an old memory that haunts me today
A storybook love affair
A blanket, a beach and two bodies entangled
On a tropical island somewhere.
My depression grows everyday,
It started as a come and go,
It decided to stay and create a black cloud,
All I can do,
Is sit and hope,
Wish and dream,
Cry and smile,
I fake these looks for my family,
They feel responsible,
Like they caused my pain,
Truth is,
No one caused it,
It just came,
because a boy,
I loved,
All alone,
All my fault,
Not being there,
I was so stupid,
So young,
I yelled at him,
Told him i hated him,
Told him to leave me and never come back,
His friends came and got him,
They drove him home,
He decided to come back to see me,
My fault,
My fight caused,
His death,
He tried to get to me,
A car smashed his,
Head trama,
Lungs smashed,
Face scared,
Last words said,
I hate you,
I rushed to his side,
Last thing i hear,
I love you,
Never forget me,
He passed away,
In my arms,
Me in tears,
Unable to tell him,
I love you too,
Never could I forget you,
Your my heart,
My soul,
You'll always be with me<3
He called it love and his captivating way,
She called it fear and longed for the day.
All alone she cried those bitter nights,
While he ran around to his hearts delight.
He had her heart he pulled her strings,
All she ever wanted was the joy that only true love can bring.
He controlled her mind, her spirit, her soul,
All alone with no hopes of ever achieving her goals.
Completely stripped of confidence and pride,
She became a victim of his heartless and evil side.
She was hardly a child when he stole her heart,
Lured in to his web with lies and broken promises from the start.
Now all of her dreams have faded away,
As she musters up courage to try to make it through another day.
He has convinced her that what he says is the final word,
No matter what she had read or heard.
You can't make it out there, alone, is what he said!
You won't last a week till somebody finds you dead.
So callous and cruel he chose those frightening words to keep her here,
But she had reached the end and leaving was the only way and she saw it clear.
She said you're right and I should hush so let's not fight,
But her things were packed, she'd be leaving this night.
He got all dressed and went out to make the town,
She called her a taxi and left that clown.
She broke the bonds that held her there,
Now she's on her own enjoying life and breathing in this new found air.
This little sparrow has found her wings,
Enjoying everything this life can possibly bring.

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It happened about 11:55 p.m. Saturday on Churchmans Road in New Castle. Troopers say 28-year-old Toni Mays was traveling east when her car crossed the center line.
Police say Mays overcorrected and her car left the road, struck a culvert, traveled over a grassy area, and hit a tree.
Mays was pronounced dead at the scene.
The accident is under investigation.
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Gronkowksi, who missed six games during the second half of the season after fracturing his left forearm Nov. 18 against the Indianapolis Colts, re-fractured his forearm in last Sunday's' 41-28 divisional victory over the Houston Texans. He underwent season-ending surgery on Monday.


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The third tropical cyclone of the 2013 hurricane season formed just prior to 11pm on Sunday, July 7th. It was named Tropical Storm Chantal.
As it tracked across the Caribbean Sea, fast moving upper-level winds ripped apart the closed circulation of Tropical Storm Chantal. As a result, the National Hurricane Center has downgraded Chantal to a tropical wave of moisture and gusty winds. As of 5pm on Wednesday, July 10th, the latest (and last) advisory on Chantal reveals maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and a westward movement of 23 mph.
The latest forecast models and National Hurricane Center show the remnant moisture of Chantal making a turn toward the northwest. Heavy tropical rains will likely move into Florida by the weekend. Forecast models beyond the weekend are so uncertain that it is difficult to say how much of this remnant tropical moisture will work up the Eastern Seaboard. Therefore, Storm Team 9 will continue to track this remnant moisture from Chantal and keep you updated with the latest forecast information on this remnant tropical moisture with Chantal.
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Original artwork by Florida artist Rebekka Pierre. Only art can save us now.
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Mojo Rising
What or who is an artist? Is an artist a person who makes up a mythology about themselves? Or more literally, is an artist just someone who likes to push paint, pencils, charcoal,and various media round on a canvas or other media? Having met many artists in the art scene here in South Florida, I have felt oftentimes like an outcast among the creative class. I don't talk endlessly about my art and where it comes from, and I don't have a detailed story to tell about each painting that I create. I like to play with form and color and find it to be therapeutic and healing to create art, not to mention it's just plain fun.
I know I'm in the zone when I feel like a child. I don't hear or see anything else when I get to that special place where I'm channeling something that doesn't always feel like it's coming from just me. Sometimes it feels like there is something otherworldly guiding my hand and I like when Mojo visits me. Mojo isn't always in motion with me, but it's always inside me, sometimes it's quiet, and other times it won't let me ignore it. Mojo speaks to me in color which is why it's often so difficult to explain my art.. it was never in the form of words in coming through my hands, so I cannot always put a wordy explanation with a piece. I do however not begrudge the viewer their own point of view. I enjoy hearing other peoples' impressions of what these paintings and drawings evoke out of them.
That being said, I guess I've just mythologized my creativity, but not to make myself appear to be more "artsty". Artists often have a reputation for being strange and flaky, eccentric, and not quite all there. I think this is a stereotype that I simply do not fit into. I find myself to be all too much "there".. I am hyper aware of the currents of time, I feel how things change and morph from one thing to another. Those changing currents govern the substance of my creations.
I don't generally like to plan out my paintings (my main form of creativity) because I like for them to have an organic evolution over time, going from blank canvas to color explosion in a matter of minutes, hours, and sometimes even several days or weeks.
Why am I an artist? Creating and playing with colors, shapes, and ideas is an inborn part of me. This state is integral to my being, not something I have to pretend or affect. I have always painted and drawn for as long as I can remember. It's a part of my existence, and whether or not I sell a painting, or whether my art is or isn't shown in a gallery has no bearing at all on whether I will create. I must create because it's what I know to do first and foremost. It is just what I am.
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Estonia vs. Netherlands: Final score 2-2, Robin van Persie saves Oranje's blushes at the death
The Netherlands almost suffered a huge upset in Estonia after a pair of goals from Konstantin Vassilijev saw the hosts hit back to secure a lead after Arjen Robben had opened the scoring. Robin van Persie was on hand, however, converting a late penalty to secure a draw for the Dutch.
After just two minutes, Holland had probably assumed the game was going to be the expected walk in the park. Robin van Persie showed some fine footwork to tee up Robben, who drifted inside and slammed a fine shot past the Estonia keeper.
Yet Estonia worked hard and, on 20 minutes, had a surprising counter: Vassilijev scored a remarkable goal, nutmegging Stefan de Vrij before slamming an unstoppable finish that left Michel Vorm with absolutely no chance.
Estonia had only managed three goals in their entire qualifying campaign before tonight, but Vassilijev scored a remarkable second to put the hosts into the lead, beautifully dinking the ball over Vorm to send Tallinn into delight. It was now going to be a tough ask for the Netherlands, who had not got going all game, to win the game.
Yet the visitors could not improve, and it was Vassilijev who twice went close to completing his hat-trick, first almost catching Vorm off his line and later stepping inside to force the Swansea keeper into a fine save with just ten minutes remaining.
Right at the death, Van Persie raced onto a ball over the top and Piiroja hauled him down in the area, receiving a red card and a penalty for his efforts. The Manchester United man dusted himself off to take the penalty, and powered it into the bottom corner, sending Pareiko the wrong way.
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Abstract: The levels of selection problem was central to Maynard Smiths work throughout his career. This paper traces Maynard Smiths views on the levels of selection, from his objections to group selection in the 1960s to his concern with the major evolutionary transitions in the 1990s. The relations between Maynard Smiths position and those of Hamilton and G.C. Williams are explored, as is Maynard Smiths dislike of the Price equation approach to multi-level selection. Maynard Smiths account of the core Darwinian principles is discussed, as is his debate with Sober and Wilson (1998) over the status of trait-group models, and his attitude to the currently fash- ionable concept of pluralism about the levels of selection.
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Unemployment in large U.S. metropolitan areas, June 2011
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In June, of the 49 metropolitan areas with a Census 2000 population of 1 million or more, the highest unemployment rates registered in Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, California (14.2 percent) and Las Vegas-Paradise, Nevada (13.8 percent).
Fifteen additional large areas posted rates of 10.0 percent or more.
The lowest jobless rate among the large areas was recorded in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 5.7 percent, followed by Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, D.C.-Virginia-Maryland-West Virginia, 6.2 percent.
Thirty-nine of the large areas reported over-the-year unemployment rate decreases, while 10 areas registered rate increases. Las Vegas-Paradise, Nevada, experienced the largest unemployment rate decrease from June 2010 (−1.5 percentage points). Six other large areas reported rate decreases of at least 1.0 percentage point. The large area with the largest over-the-year jobless rate increase was Memphis, Tennessee-Mississippi-Arkansas (+0.9 percentage point).
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It didn't come easily, but the Vancouver Canucks are advancing to the Western Conference Final after taking out the Nashville Predators in six games.
With two more assists in the clinching game, Canucks centre Ryan Kesler put an exclamation mark on a sensational performance that included 11 points in six games, while leading all Canucks forwards with nearly 25 minutes of ice time per game. He also won 70.9% of his faceoffs in the last two games.
How important was Kesler to the Canucks' cause in this series? He was the only Canuck with better than a point per game and in the last four games of the series, Kesler had ten points on 12 Vancouver goals.
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After 11,000 U.S. farmers sued Bayer due to the chemical contamination of their crops, Bayer has agreed to a $750 million settlement to compensate the farmers. The case followed the discovery of two strains of genetically altered rice in U.S. supplies (alleged to have contaminated more than 30% of U.S. rice lands) which was then traced back to Bayer.
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Melba Roy, NASA Mathmetician, at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland in 1964. Ms. Roy led a group of NASA mathmeticians known as "computers" who tracked the Echo satellites. The first time I shared Ms. Roy on VBG, my friend Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, a former postdoc in astrophysics at NASA, helpfully explained what Ms. Roy did in the comment section. I am sharing Chanda's comment again here: "By the way, since I am a physicist, I might as well explain a little bit about what she did: when we launch satellites into orbit, there are a lot of things to keep track of. We have to ensure that gravitational pull from other bodies, such as other satellites, the moon, etc. don't perturb and destabilize the orbit. These are extremely hard calculations to do even today, even with a machine-computer. So, what she did was extremely intense, difficult work. The goal of the work, in addition to ensuring satellites remained in a stable orbit, was to know where everything was at all times. So they had to be able to calculate with a high level of accuracy. Anyway, that's the story behind orbital element timetables". Photo: NASA/Corbis.
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As the New Year approaches, investors are concerned that President Obama and Congress will decide to enforce higher tax rates on both capital gains and dividends in calendar year 2013. On May 17, 2006, President George W. Bush signed into law the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005. While the legislation included multiple aspects of tax law, one of the noteworthy provisions was an extension of the 15% reduced tax rate on long-term capital gains and qualified dividend income. Originally, these beneficial tax rates were set to expire in 2010; however as a result of the financial crisis and economic recession, President Obama extended the Bush tax cuts through 2012 in a move widely viewed as compromise among Democrats and Republicans alike.
David Rosenberg, the former Chief North American Economist at Merrill Lynch, recently appeared on CNBC to express his opinion on the fiscal cliff and tax policy going forward. Regarding the possibility of increased taxes on qualified dividends, Rosenberg specifically stated, "There's no evidence in the past [that] tax shifts in either direction have had a lingering impact on dividend growth, dividend yield's place in the stock market. There could be a near-term impact, but it's not an enduring one." I have written more extensively about Mr. Rosenberg's thoughts on investment allocation and why I respect his views in a previous commentary.
The purpose of this current article is to focus specifically on the near-term impact Rosenberg alluded to, and how forward-looking investors can capitalize on it. Here are four stocks I have labeled as victims of tax selling, either 1) due to profit taking on capital gains or 2) concerns over increased taxes on qualified dividends.
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL): Apple shares reached an all-time intraday high of $705.07 on Sept. 21. This represents an enormous gain of 73% from Jan. 3, when shares were trading barely over $400. While one can attribute the subsequent decline in Apple shares to numerous factors—and I agree, there was not a single factor—in my opinion, tax selling has been an overlooked component of the supply brought onto the market. Wealth managers who saw an Obama re-election coming from late summer likely advised their clients to sell and take profits. Furthermore, once the trade in Apple became overcrowded and the iPhone 5 and iPad Mini launches were in the rear-view mirror, it gave all parties involved further impetus to sell given there were no catalysts remaining for the calendar year. Whether you have a bullish, neutral, or bearish view on Apple going forward, in my opinion a portion of the October/early November weakness is related to tax selling.
Consolidated Edison (NYSE: ED): Unlike Apple, this $16 billion New York City utility operator experienced only modest share price appreciation through the third quarter. However, shares of Con Ed have been in a clear downward trend since Nov. 1 when the possibility of an Obama re-election seemed overwhelmingly likely. Investors are concerned over recent reports that qualified dividend income could be taxed at the much higher ordinary income rate beginning in 2013. While I personally view this scenario as unlikely, even if dividends are taxed at a higher 20% or 25% rate going forward, the tax effect is likely already baked into the stock price. In recent days, shares of Con Ed have exchanged hands in the $55 range, more than 15% below their all-time high of $65.98 reached earlier this year. Consider the example in the table below, which considers the effect of increasing qualified dividend tax rates on your cost basis of ED shares.
As the table illustrates, investors who purchase shares of ED at the current market price of $55 have a higher after-tax yield assuming a 25% tax rate than investors who own shares of ED at a cost basis of $65 and maintain the lower (expiring) 15% tax rate.
AT&T (NYSE: T): Shares of AT&T are being sold in similar fashion with that of Consolidated Edison. However, the telecommunications giant did rally significantly off its base level of $30.00 in January until reaching an early October high of $38.58, possibly in sympathy of Apple's pending iPhone 5 release. Since October, AT&T has lost approximately two-thirds of its gains for the year and now offers a 5.3% dividend yield. On Nov. 7, the company announced a quarterly increase in its dividend payout from 44 cents to 45 cents, or an increase from $1.76 to $1.80 a share on an annualized basis.
Whole Foods Market (NASDAQ: WFM): Shares of the Austin, Texas-founded natural and organic supermarket chain began the year around $70 before embarking on a gradual march higher, flirting with the $100 level from late August until mid October. The upward climb in Whole Foods has stalled at least temporarily since the company reported an in-line quarter on Nov. 7. The company also announced a $300 million increase in stock buyback authorization on Nov. 20. Goldman Sachs recently upgraded WFM from Neutral to Buy with a $106 price target, based on valuation and same-store sales growth. Piper Jaffray also made similar comments and reiterated a $105 price target.
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The suspect is described as a black male of average height and weight. He was wearing a dark hoodie with a bandana covering his face and socks on his hands.
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During the Montreal/Boston game, Tim Thomas dropped his stick behind his net. Just after that, Zdeno Chara grabbed the stick with one hand and gave it to Thomas, so for a short moment he had two sticks. Should it be a penalty? From what I heard before, you cannot play with a broken stick or have two sticks in your possession. In addition, I think you cannot try to push a "loose stick" away from an opponent or towards one of your players. Am I correct? I understand it would have resulted in a 5-on-3, but sometimes a 5-on-3 is the result of a puck being thrown above the boards.
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Good evening Mr. Fraser,
Watching Bruins vs. Habs, second period over, just saw Tim Thomas drop his stick trying to stop the puck behind his net. Zdeno Chara then picked it up and gave it back to Thomas. For a solid two seconds, Chara clearly held two sticks, one in each hand. I know you can at no moment "play" with more than one stick, but is there an exception to the rule for giving the goalie back his stick?
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Julien and Guillaume:
A goalkeeper is the only player on the ice that can play with a broken stick. If Tim Thomas' stick was broken to the point that it was rendered useless or he had lost his stick and it was not in close proximity to retrieve easily, a teammate could hand the goalie his own players stick to defend with.
Any player who has lost or broken his stick can only receive a replacement legally at his player's bench or be handed one from a teammate on the ice. The goalkeeper is the exception to this rule and he may not go to the player's bench to receive a replacement stick at any time. It must be handed to him by a teammate. (The purpose of this segment of the rule is to avoid game delay once play has been stopped.)
If in the act of transporting a replacement stick to a teammate while play is in progress (including the goalkeeper) should that player become involved in the play in any manner with two sticks in his hands (eg. plays the puck, checks an opponent) then he would incur an automatic penalty for playing with an illegal stick.
You are also correct Julien in stating that a player would be penalized if he throws, tosses, slides or shoots a stick to a teammate on the ice. A player may not participate in the play using a goalkeeper's stick.
In the Boston-Montreal game during the second period, Zdeno Chara retrieved and transported the goal stick that Thomas had dropped behind his net completely within the rules. No penalty was warranted since Big "Z" did not become involved in the play while he was acting as a delivery boy.
Billy Smith sends a word of caution to all you goalkeepers that might lose your stick during the course of play. There is a natural tendency to turn your stick/blocker hand inward like your catching glove when you turn or reset without a stick in your hand.
Try it right now. Hold one hand like a blocker glove and then make a slight turn. Your hand opens up and follows your shoulder turn.
Now hold a stick shaft or even a pencil and make the same move. It forces the back of your hand to remain square to the shot. Smitty tells goalies if they break their stick to at the very least hold onto the broken shaft to keep the blocker facing an oncoming puck.


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