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San Francisco – January 30, 2008 – TRUSTe the leading internet privacy seal-of-approval , in conjunction with the Ponemon Institute, have announced that Hewlett-Packard, Intuit Inc. and AOL have been honored as the Most Trusted Companies for Privacy for 2007. The winners were announced on Tuesday evening, January 29, in Washington DC at the Congressional Internet Caucus faculty reception. The award is designed to celebrate the companies who take active measures to protect and inform their consumers and to encourage a safer online ecosystem.
In conjunction with the Ponemon Institute, TRUSTe conducted a two-stage survey to gauge the privacy policies and practices of over 200 companies. The twenty companies rated most trusted in an unaided consumer survey moved on to the expert review where policies, practices, and execution were tested for consistent care with regard to privacy issues. The expert review included an evaluation of policies and practices as well as interaction with support staff.
The companies were judged by rigorous criteria which included the clarity and readability of privacy statements and notice, account information access and the ability to make changes, cookie practices, in-network and out-of-network data sharing practices, choice, regulation, infrastructure and customer service, among others. HP, Intuit and AOL consistently met or exceeded expectations on all fourteen criteria. Results showed that privacy is a major priority to the top companies, with 95 percent presenting a link to the privacy statement on their homepage and 73 percent designating a chief privacy officer or other senior level executive charged with data privacy responsibility. View the full report.
"It's an honor to be recognized this year for our leadership in protecting consumer privacy," said Scott Taylor, chief privacy officer, HP. "HP realizes the importance of privacy and trust not only to our customers but also to the success of our business. It comes down to respecting individuals and their right to privacy, and that's why we hold ourselves accountable to a higher standard."
"Our customers hold us to high standards of care because of the financial information we handle, so privacy is a vital aspect of how we run our business," said Barb Lawler, chief privacy officer, Intuit. "We are pleased to receive this award from TRUSTe and the Ponemon Institute, and we will continue to uphold the utmost standards of privacy for which we've been recognized."
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Costa Rica's 30-man roster is 1/6 Major League Soccer, as Jorge Luis Pinto will look to lead CONCACAF's second-place qualifier past the group stage for the first time since 1990.
The Columbus Crew are most heavily-invested in the team, with Waylon Francis, Giancarlo Gonzalez and Jairo Arrieta making the team. New York's Roy Miller and Real Salt Lake's Alvaro Saborio also will represent the United States' top flight.
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Goalkeepers: Keilor Navas (Levante), Patrick Pemberton (Alajuelense), Daniel Cambronero (Herediano), Esteban Alvarado (AZ Alkmaar)
Defenders: Johnny Acosta (Alajualense), Giancarlo González (Columbus Crew), Michael Umaña (Saprissa), Oscar Duarte (Brugge ), Waylon Francis (Columbus Crew), Heiner Mora (Saprissa), Junior Díaz (Mainz 05), Chrisitan Gamboa (Rosenborg), Roy Miller (New York Red Bulls), Kendall Watson (Saprissa)
Midfielders: Celso Borges (AIK), Christián Bolaños (Copenhagen), Esteban Granados (Herediano), Michael Barrantes (Aalesund), Yeltsin Tejeda (Saprissa), Diego Calvo (Valerenga), José Miguel Cubero (Herediano), Carlos Hernández (Wellington Phoenix), Ariel Rodríguez (Alajualense), Hansell Arauz (Saprissa)
Forwards: Álvaro Saborío (Real Salt Lake), Bryan Ruiz ( PSV Eindhoven), Joel Campbell (Olympiacos), Randall Brenes (Cartagines), Marco Ureña (Kuban Krasnodor), Jairo Arrieta (Columbus Crew)
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On Saturdays, Keeneland is taking the tailgating experience to a whole new level. The official tailgate lot, dubbed "The Hill" and located adjacent to the Keene Barn and Entertainment Center, will feature a variety of food trucks, a Bluegrass concert series in conjunction with Best of Bluegrass, a jumbo television screen, wireless wagering and wagering terminals, and race-day programs and general admission tickets available for purchase.
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The Sarasota Orchestra must be commended for its innovative programming and trendsetting initiative. Like the planet Earth being thought of as the only sphere to host life as we know it, this ensemble is probably not the only orchestra in America to give audiences this kind of ingenuity and novelty. But, for the life of me, I can't name another.
Its most recent foray into the future took place just a couple of weeks ago, when Artistic Director Leif Bjaland took on the parts of narrator, conductor and historian, giving us a look at the life of Antonin Dvorak, the Czech composer, who, in the late 19th century, came to America and gave us a sense of our own classical music based on the Negro spiritual and the folk music of Native Americans.
Like a Ken Burns PBS special — but with live music — Bjaland brought us into the life and times of a period before skyscrapers and computers. He told us about Dvorak's fascination with the steam engine and trains, the great plains of America and the loneliness one can feel in the hustle and bustle of a crowded city.
And, then, baritone Michael Redding took the stage and sang "Go Down Moses," "Deep River" and several other poignant spirituals and hymns with the kind of ethereal, haunted, stunning sound that brings tears to one's eyes and a clutch to one's heart. His demeanor and dramatic expression spoke volumes.
Bjaland wove Dvorak's story into a musical narrative that was evocative and illuminating. This compilation and chronicle prepared us for the music that was to come. And, after this brilliant account of the turn of the last century, blended with orchestral and vocal music, sound effects, historic photographs, videos and, finally, a sense of how and where Dvorak got his musical ideas, we heard an exciting, moving performance of the complete "New World Symphony."
This is one of the most often-played symphonies. But, as many, many times as I've heard it, the Sarasota Orchestra and Bjaland's Bernstein-like narration gave it new life and freshness.
This is, I hope, the future of great classical-music concerts. It's innovation that enhances. And, it deserved the cheers that went beyond the standard Sarasota standing ovation.
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Despite the earnings beat, Abbott left its full-year profit forecast unchanged at $1.98 to $2.04 per share.
Results beat expectations because of improved profit margins and cost controls, Wells Fargo analyst Larry Biegelsen said in a research note.
Sales of nutritional products, including Similac infant formula and Ensure beverages for adults, rose 7.9 percent to $1.7 billion, representing almost a third of Abbott's total revenue. Sales from the company's array of medical diagnostics rose 5.3 percent to $1.14 billion.
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Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 4:00 pm - 10:00pm
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- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: PY Steakhouse Chef de Cuisine, Erik Savin
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- Catering: Let us customize any experience and any occasion with the world class cuisine prepared by Chef Erik Savin.
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- Entertainment: In conjunction with Casino del Sol, PY Steak offers the opportunity to dine before or after world class concerts at AVA Amphitheatre and DJ's at the hotel pool.
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- This place has gone down hillOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/27/2014This once was one of tge best places to eat in Tucson. No more. Frozen mushy berries on a creme brulee. A $10 dish derves fresh. Not mushy. Boring desserts...like lava cake. Desserts everyone sells. Not the unique ones they once had. Overcooked steak. Served with bone marrow and a cracker. Wheat breadwith chocolate chips? Yuck. Way too pricey for what you get. $45 steak and no side. Sides $8.50 in too large a portion. My side was cold. The other side overcooked. $137 for two dinners, two sides, one dessert and three wells drinks. Fix price menu gone except for 4-6 pm. That was fairly priced but who eats dinner at 4?. No wonderbtables were only 1/3rd full on a Saturday night.i
- A Pleasant SurpriseGCF1972Dined on 9/25/2014Celebrated my husband's Birthday with a stay at the Casino Del Sol. We are typically Vegas goers but we decided to stay closer to home. PY Steakhouse was the perfect decision. Started with drinks at the bar. Full selection, great Bartender. Hostess very graceful and seated us promptly. Busier did an outstanding job. I wish I had caught his name because he was young and set the bar of hospitality service very high for his generation. Wine selection was great, although they were out of our choice, the Manager brought over an even better option. Thank you!! Ordered Escargot app, amazing! Cesar salads were perfect! Rack of Lamb and my husband's steak were seasoned and cooked to perfection! We will be back! Thank you to all the staff!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/24/2014Our service was very poor!! I had to ask the host to get us a server. Our dishes were not cleared between courses. Our drinks were not refreshed. This experience was a bit of a bummer. I had celebrated a birthday here a year ago and had the best meal and service. This was not the same experience!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A fine dining experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/20/2014As our first time at this restaurant, we were more than pleased with the whole dining experience. That includes all the service provided from seating to leaving. The food was well presented and looked great on the different plates. It will be a treat to come back - no matter the occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- amazing as usualsrcorb22Dined on 9/19/2014Can't say enough about PY. We have been here 5 ot six times and each time the experience doesn't let us down. The service is quite attentive, the wait staff are very involved with top notch etiquette. The food is exquisite. And the presentation is a work of art.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/13/2014Food and wine outstanding. Service was excellent. Lovely setting.Special Features:
- Property ManagerrancherDined on 9/12/2014I would highly recommend PY Steakhouse to everyone. we had reservations of 7:15 but arrived early, they seated us right away and the rest of the evening we were treated like we were their only customers .. Our overall dining experience could not have been better, the wine list is one of the finest in this state, attention to small details and the staff should be commended.Special Features:
- jkbkDined on 9/10/2014we were there 6 mos ago for the prime rib nite and I remembered a salad included with the meal that was not included with this one . The meat and potatoe was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Broken GemKlaraCDined on 9/10/2014The hostess seated us and informed us that Blanca was going to be our server. Blanca said there was a Prime Rib special and we ordered it cooked medium rare and medium for my husband, she then started to leave when my husband called her back so we could finish our dinner ordering. She then left and we did not see her again until our bill arrived. She never came to ask if our food was ok, it was not because the prime rib and my potato came cold and my husbands prime rib was under cooked to more rare than the medium that he wanted. We tried to get her attention but she was busy talking with the cook staff. Our entire visit was very disappointing with the restaurant and specially with management because no one ever approached our table
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014Filet Mignon was very well done instead of rare as requested. Chef did second and was medium rare and was so salty I had to skin it. Really worst steak experience ever.Special Features:
- SERVICE OUTSTANDING100PERCENTREALDined on 9/5/2014A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ OUTSTANDING I LIVE 40 MILES AWAY I WILL DRIVE EVERY TIME TO ENJOY A GREAT MEAL ..Special Features:
- Prime RibDessertDivaDined on 9/3/2014The prime rib with au jus and baked potato was excellent. So was the chocolate bread. What about a soup night or a dessert night or a salad night?Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/3/2014Was our first time there. The food was very good. We wanted to order a chocolate molten cake for desert but we were told it would take 30 minutes to prepare it. The waitress said she explained it in the beginning but none of us heard that information so we did not order it.Special Features:
- lovely eveninglove2dineDined on 8/31/2014Excellent food, great service in lovely setting. A place where I'll be sure to go back too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UneatableUnhappyDined on 8/29/2014I was served the veal with crab and asparagus and a sauce. The meat was cooked perfect, the asparagus was raw and not eatable,the crab topping was so salty it to was not eatable. We also had to send back our appetizer.... jumbo shrimp.... because it was over cooked and taste like rubber. They did thankfully give me an allowance for the veal dinner...my wife had scallops and the where very good. It was a very disappointing anniversary dinner for me.Special Features:
- shockedDined on 8/28/2014Steak was good but, what was that 4 inch square piece of bone on a large spoon doing on the plate? Was this for my dog? Crab cakes were terrible; the worst I have ever had. Escargot was in a 3 inch dish with melted butter and the snails just thrown in like soup: terrible. Wait staff was friendly but with apparently no training or experience. Service was the worst in memory. Had to get up twice to get own utensils. Had to go to manager to place order for wine after waiting 10 minutes after food arrived.
- Oasis in the desert2happyfoodiesDined on 8/28/2014Celebrated special occasion. Wait staff was extremely attentive and knowledgeable. Food presentation was understated but inviting...but the food was prepared perfectly. Started with the bacon wrapped fig tapas and smoked pork belly appitizer...very nice. Skipped soup, salad, saving room for entree. Chose Grilled Rack of Lamb with Agave glazed sweet potatoes, Haircot Verts and Black Currant Ancho Chile Demi also Seared Diver Scallops with English Pea Parmesan Rissoto, Saffron Sweet Corn Cream and Crispy Parsnips. All exceeded our expectation...fabulous. Ended the meal with the Souffle de Jour, strawberry and cream...mouthwateringly devine. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Starbar RanchStarbarDined on 8/27/2014Met friends for dinner on prime rib night. All our friends had a great meal and the service was excellent. Thank you to Chef Eric for the most delicious and beautiful deserts. Overall a great and fun experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Night outjucameDined on 8/23/2014Service and food was very good, would highly recommend, our food was served fast and well cooked! Great place for groups and couples.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a treat!212LadyDined on 8/23/2014I enjoy this restaurant whenever possible. Upscale but low key and not overly pretentious. The food is always delicious and everyone at our table thoroughly enjoyed their meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedDined on 8/23/2014service was average, food was tasty but average. Waiter asked if we wanted dessert while we were eating our dinner. Service and order of things was out of synch all night
- 2die4Dined on 8/23/2014Our ratings above answers our opinion of PY. It was a most enjoyable experience with excellent service, attention and food.Special Features:
- PY SteakhouseABNLOUDined on 8/19/2014Only thing lacking for this PY Steakhouse is in the ambience area and that is the brightness on the dining area. Dimming the lights is the cure!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dave1Dined on 8/16/2014great food and excellent service A little too bright. Not very romanticSpecial Features:
- Nice evening outdeviDined on 8/14/2014I stayed at the Casino del Sol and had dinner alone; I wish I'd brought a friend so I could've tasted their food! The atmosphere is peaceful; the noise from the casino isn't really noticeable. The decorating was simple but elegant. After I was seated, I was greeted at my table by name by the dining room manager and the server; that made a great impression. The service throughout the evening was very attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. The menu is composed mainly of steaks, chops, and seafood and offers a good selection of standards and inventive twists. Nice selection of creative cocktails, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience.JulioDined on 8/14/2014Kevin and his staff are outstanding, always a wonderful experience, it's my favorite place and I recommend it to everyone, thanks again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PY SteakhouseEsmeraldaDined on 8/13/2014We are celebrating our 19th Anniversary this year and decided to do something special. So glad we decided on PY for dinner, it was great. Husband had lobster tail (wonderful) I had short ribs (delicious). Shared a fancy cheescake dish to top it off...we won't wait a whole year to come back.Special Features:
- THE AMBIENCE FACTORABNLOUDined on 8/13/2014If any physical change needs to be made to the PY Steakhouse, the lighting should be first and foremost. The lighting, within the restaurant, is simply too bright and needs to be toned down. A few dimmer switches would go a long way in providing some additional soothing ambience. I will say that the service and food was exceptional! My wife and I plan on returning and staying in the Casino del Sol Hotel and once again dining at the PY Steakhouse before the end of this year (2014).Special Features:
- Dinner after GamingTennTucsonanDined on 8/13/2014We had a reservation at PY Steakhouse and they used our names often. Very personal touch. Had lots of good selections plus nightly special. Noticed head chef talking with patrons and was checking plates before they went out to customers. Very good presentation of food. Prices were that of a quality restaurant. I would combine the PY experience with gaming any time I go to this casino.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Service, knowledgable staffRtriDined on 8/12/2014The servers were versed in their food and drink knowledge. Humbled by their interest in bourbons and gins. They knew every element of the food served and made consistently good recommendations in pairings and cocktails. A great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food and serviceMickDined on 8/12/2014This was our first visit to PY Steakhouse and we were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food and the service. We had lemon fish, which we had not had before, and it was fantastic. Server was very friendly and accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- elpyroDined on 8/12/2014I was excited to take my date to this restaurant. We were ten minutes late for our reservation. The greeter told us it would be 15 minutes. An hour later were seated. Slow service. The tapas was smoked salmon. It was OK. The waitress forgot my dates drink. The main course was served an hour and 10 minutes after we ordered. My dates.salmon was okay. But my halibut was dry and had no flavor other than fishy. It could have used some lemon. But I was not offered any. The artichokes were to salty and the squash was under cooked.there was a re dish colored sauce that tasted like it came out of a can. I don't mind paying 30 dollars for a plate of food if the chef took care making it. I am not recommending this restaurant.
- PY Steak HouseJackDined on 8/12/2014If you are looking for a special place to dine in Tucson, don't miss out on the PY steakhouse. Superb steaks and other entrees. Wednesday night is prime rib night with special prices. No matter what evening you choose, a word of advice; make reservations!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, great booze.fitzageDined on 8/12/2014The food was delicious, as were the cocktails. They have a good selection of whiskies as is shown by the number of whiskey flights they have available. Service was very good, although a bit slow at times. The restaurant has a bit more of a casual feel than some people might like for a high-end restaurant, although since everybody in Tucson dresses down anyway, it fits a little better.Special Features:
- Beautiful...SatisfiedDinerDined on 8/12/2014The restaurant was so beautiful. The presentation of the food was very appealing. The food was delicious. Our only problem was that the waiters talked very softly and we both had a hard time understanding what they were saying. The background music wasn't overly loud...they just spoke too softly. I am not hard of hearing and I could hardly make out what was being said. It must have just been our waiters since the waitress at the next table was speaking loud enough that I could hear and understand everything she was saying to the occupants of that table.Special Features:
- Steak is outstanding!BettyDined on 8/8/2014Be careful with the prices, the main course does not come with any sides and a 14 oz rib eye steak which is delicious is 33.00 dollars, each side is 7 to 8.50. 8.00 dollars for a baked potato!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnjoyableGoodnightireneDined on 8/7/2014We asked for the "early bird" menu and promptly received. The early bird was available from 4 pm until 6 pm. The shrimp cocktail was not good. Shrimp were huge but tough...not fresh. The steak was cooked as requested. Molton chocolate cake was delicious...possibly best ever. All courses were beautifully presented....a work of art.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mediocre especially considering$$FrederickCharlesDined on 8/7/2014I will say the food was presented attractively, We had the caramelized onion tart which I would call unremarkable, I had the halibut special which was overcooked. They're on a first date so I would not send it back though it should have been when looking at what cost. The wine that I ordered they did not have but did substitute an acceptable replacement. In my reservation I also requested a booth but did not get one all booths were full.
- Outstanding!LucylouDined on 8/7/2014The dining room reminded us of a supper club-- very tastefully appointed. Both the petite filet and the lamb chops we ordered were grilled perfectly, and the potatoes and vegetables were scrumptious. The bread basket was a real treat too, as was the lava cake for dessert. Gosh, we couldn't have asked for a better dining-out experience in Tucson if we'd tried. Our experience was on par with a trip to Las Vegas-- dining at one of the fancy restaurants and gambling a bit-- without having to pay airfare and lodging. A winner all around!Special Features:
- Delicious!MNguyDined on 8/6/2014What a wonderful experience! My wife and I had a date night and decided to make reservations at PY, and we were not dissappointed at all! Great service, great food, and great drinks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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By Greg Taylor
The game of football is a series of plays; orchestrated movements out on the field designed to move the ball towards a goal line. Sometimes gaining yards is easy and other times quite difficult. Grafton's Marcus Spearman found out the latter in the waning moments of his game against Powhatan.
Looking to atone for his earlier fumble in the fourth quarter Spearman and the Clippers faced a fourth and goal at Powhatan's two-yard line with 14.9 seconds left in the game. Spearman took the handoff from P.J. Jackson looking for daylight on the left side but instead found the pitch black of night as Powhatan's defense enveloped him one yard short of the go-ahead score sealing the win for the Indians.
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The Mission Historical Museum presents "La Epoca de Oro/Films of the Golden Age," a historical exhibit commemorating a cultural pastime that celebrates Mexican Cinema in the Rio Grande Valley.
The exhibit, "Films of the Golden Age," will run from Sept.10 through Oct. 19 and consists of 21 framed posters from the films that made the Golden Age of Mexican Cinema, 1936 - 1969.
In association with exhibit, the museum will offer a film history presentation and a musical performance by Rumbo al' Anacua on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 6 p.m. in the MHM annex. Rosa Canales Pérez and Joe Pérez, (Rumbo al' Anacua) were raised in rural South Texas who use storytelling, poetry and music to illustrate their cultural experiences.From its repertory, the duo performs old música ranchera along with original compositions of blues and folk music on acoustic guitars.Refreshments will be provided.
A free mid-day movie matinee will be featured at 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays for four weeks beginning Sept. 21. The features include "Los Tres Garcia," Sept. 21; "Maria Candelaria," Sept. 28; "Aguila o Sol," Oct. 5; and "La Bestia Magnifica," Oct. 12.
The period between 1936 and 1969 became known as "La Época de Oro del Cine Mexicano" or "The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema," where the quality and economic success of the cinema of Mexico reached its peak. The era produced films in various genres, including musical/comedy, drama, urban comedy and urban reality.
Beginning in 1939, the film industries of both Europe and the United States were affected as a consequence of World War II—Europe because of its location and the United States having to ration materials for the war effort, including cellulose used to produce film.
In 1942, Mexico joined the allies in the war against Germany after German submarines attacked and destroyed oil tankers belonging to PEMEX, a Mexican state-owned petroleum company. Later, Mexico too encountered scarcity in consumer goods, including film. Nevertheless, the Mexican film industry found new sources of materials to help ensure its position in the production of quality films.
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Based in New York, National Fuel Gas Company (NYSE: NFG) is comprised of four business segments; utilities, pipeline and storage, exploration and production, and energy marketing.
National Fuel Gas' Earnings
On the Feb. 8, 2013, the company released its earnings for 1Q 2013. Earnings per share were up 11% to $0.81 from 1Q 2012.
The Pipeline and Storage segment had a strong quarter with the Tioga Extension project and Northern Access Projects. As a result, the company has been able to add 230 million cubic feet of more capacity per day. The Tioga Project that started its services at the end of 2011 was the major force behind the 70% increase in this segment. Moreover, the new Line N project will start adding 30 million cubic feet per day, plus $1.5 million revenues from November, 2013.
When compared to 1Q12 the utilities segment performed really well, thanks to lower costs and operational efficiencies. In the case of the E&P segment, production grew by 6.3%, thanks to Seneca's drilling program in the Eastern Development Area. However, earnings declined by $0.04 per share as a result of low gas prices. Another reason was a $3.7 million termination charge related to a rig that the company idled last year. Hence, the company had to operate on a total of three rigs. The Lycoming County acreage in the Eastern Development Area continues to perform really well. Plus, most of the wells at PAD-M have started to contribute to sales. As a result, company has increased its guidance range from 102 Bcfe to 112 Bcfe, an increase of almost 30% from last year. TAccording to the company, the East Coalinga field is expected to mint significant revenues in the future, just like Midway Sunset. Having said this, the recent activities in California and Western Development Area continue to show a lot of promise for the future.
National Fuel Gas is trading at a forward P/E (1yr) of 20.29x and is yielding a dividend of 2.60%. It has a PEG of 2.23, and adding its dividend yield to its PEG gives us a PEGY of 1.75. Using an average forward P/E of 19x, I would value National Fuel Gas as follows:
As National Fuel Gas is expected to do better in the coming years, I would use high consensus estimates to value it. As a result I value it at $56.81; hence, it's trading almost at its fair value.
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Recently, AGL Resources (NYSE: GAS) released its earnings for 4Q 2012. The company reported earnings per share of $0.91, which decreased 3% from the same quarter last year. Gross margin was down 0.47% to 29.1% in the latest quarter. The core reason behind this weak performance was high operating costs. Though the company is yielding a healthy dividend of 4.70%, it won't be easy for the company to grow its dividends in the future. Cash per share of $1.60 is far less than the dividend per share of $1.88. A current ratio of 0.80 shows that its liquidity position isn't that strong. AGL Resources is currently trading at $40.28; a mean recommendation of 3.4 on the sell side clearly shows that it's not an attractive buy. Hence, we don't recommend buying it.
On the other hand, the American natural gas utilities company Sempra Energy (NYSE: SRE) is trading at a forward P/E (1yr) of 17.29 and has a dividend yield of 3.20%. It has a PEG of 2.62; adding its dividend yield in its PEG gives us a PEGY of 1.87. A mean recommendation of 2.2 on the sell side clearly shows that Sempra is one of the better buys in the gas utilities sector. Using our earnings multiple analysis, we value Sempra at $85.22; therefore, it is undervalued by almost 10%. Adding its dividend yield into this, we get to a total return of 13.20%. The bottom line is that I recommend buying Sempra Energy.
National Fuel Gas Company is all set to increase its production in the coming years, thanks to Line N Project, PAD-M, and the East Coalinga field. Furthermore, the company has plans of reactivating various idle wells in California in the years ahead. In Kansas, the company has further plans for Seneca operated well in the third quarter.
The bottom line is that in order to lower its production costs, National Fuel Gas is investing a lot on more cost efficient projects. In short, the company is expected to grow its operating profits to some degree in 2013 and 2014. However, with low gas prices in the country, generating substantial profits would still be difficult in the coming years. Hence, we remain neutral on National Fuel Gas in the short run.
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A Huntsville City School employee has been arrested in connection with a tax refund scheme orchestrated by an inmate of the Alabama state prison system.
Marlo Miller was one of six people arrested in the federal tax fraud conspiracy. She is accused of cashing and depositing fraudulent tax refund checks.
A Huntsville City School spokesperson confirms Miller is a custodian at Columbia High School. They said she has been placed on administrative leave and further action is pending.
According to federal agents, the man charged as the leader of the conspiracy was an inmate of Donaldson Correctional Facility at the time of the scheme. Shermaine German is now incarcerated at Bibb County Correctional Facility.
Federal agents said German obtained the identities and personal information of fellow inmates and used their information to create false income tax returns. The inmates were typically on death row or serving life sentences without parole.
Investigators said he used the outside help of seven people to create the false documents and collect the fraudulent refund checks.
Six of the seven suspects were arrested Thursday. They are Ronald Webster, 55, Brenda McDonald, 55, and Yvette Pinckney, all of Montgomery; Marlo Miller, 46, and Irene Douglas, both of Huntsville; Cynthia Ware, 49, of Eufaula; and Barbara Grimes, 62, of Mobile.
Court documents show Miller will be arraigned next week at the federal courthouse in Huntsville.
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Santorini Estiatorio is located in Greektown at 501 Monroe in Detroit. It just opened on November 12th.
Here is the recipe featured in the FOX 2 Cooking School.
6 servings
* Phyllo pastry sheets from 1 frozen package
* 1 1/2 pounds Greek feta cheese, in block form
* Clarified butter for frying suggested; can use unsalted butter as well
* 3/4 cup Greek honey
* 2 tablespoons toasted sesame seeds
Thaw the frozen phyllo pastry sheets in the refrigerator overnight, and then bring these to room temperature prior to use for easier handling.
Drain the feta cheese from the brine. Cut the block of feta using a thin, sharp knife into 6 slices, approximately 2 by 4 inches and 1/4-1/2-inch thick. Set the slices on a clean kitchen towel to dry.
Lay the phyllo sheets on a flat surface and cut with kitchen scissors or a small sharp knife to size. They should be cut into rectangles, approximately 8 by 12 inches. Use a ruler if needed.
Lay 1 cut piece of phyllo in front of you like a sheet of wrapping paper - the 12-inch length top to bottom. Place a slice of feta at the top end of the sheet slightly below the edge and wrap it up as you would a small package. Fold the top end of the sheet over the feta and then fold the left and right sides over. Flip the partly wrapped feta down the sheet towards you until it is fully wrapped. If needed, a little water can be used to seal the last edge of the sheet onto itself.
Set aside with the sealed edge on the bottom of the package so the weight keeps the phyllo closed. Do not stack packages on top of each other. Continue to wrap all the pieces of feta.
Heat the butter in a deep sided skillet using sufficient butter to float the package, about 3 inches of butter. Fry to a golden brown, about 5 minutes on each side. The pastry should puff up slightly. Remove with tongs or a slotted spoon and drain on a paper-towel lined plate.
Serve each package on an individual plate or, if on a serving platter, do not stack the packages. Drizzle each package with about 2 tablespoons of honey and sprinkle with a teaspoon of sesame seeds.
Cook's Note: Uncooked packages can be frozen for later use. If freezing, dust lightly with cornstarch or flour to help keep them separate.
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Fall is here, so it's time to spice up that old mac & cheese with some tastes of the season.
Fall is here, so it's time to spice up that old mac & cheese with some tastes of the season.
Get the recipe for tuna canapes courtesy of Morton's The Steakhouse.
Get the recipe for tuna canapes courtesy of Morton's The Steakhouse.


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Bane/Blake Rec List (on-going list)
Artwork by liduke
Complete Works:
- Serial Killer AU, actually Bane+Barsad+Talia+Bruce/John
- They fuck a lot and the author is amAZING
- Starts off as Barsad/John but orgies happen \o/
No Holds Barred by Whiskyrunner
- The first Bane/Blake I ever read
- Talia gives John to Bane as a gift and John. They fuck a lot.
- I like it, and there's a WIP sequel.
ab aeterno (From the eternal) by BubblyGreenBubbles
- Inception Crossover
- Eames is one fucked up individual and he stalks the hell out of Arthur and it creeps him out so Arthur runs away and becomes John Blake. Eames becomes Bane and it's all downhill from there.
- Another Inception Crossover, but this time Inception is the Dream Share Job and John is there to go into Bane's mind post-TDKR
- Doesn't go as planned
- Barsad gets all up in that too
Where There's Life by pagination
- Post-TDKR, Talia dies, Bane lives.
- Not going to lie, the ending of this made me really mad but it doesn't stop it from being extremely well written or make the story any less brilliant.
- This is straight up brainwashing (oooh yeahh)
Behind the Mask by OneWhoSitsWithTurtles
- Did someone say size kink?
- Want your heart ripped out of your chest and then fed back to you in small, bite-sized pieces? Well this is the fic for you.
- There is a lot of gushy fluff but more stockholm so it's okay
I love it when you mark me by darlinglileve
- Bless the kink meme
Can't Face the Daffodils by spylace
- Bruce/John AND Bane/John
- Omegaverse (that's always good)
Stiffen The Sinews by Whiskeyrunner
- Bane and John meet in the Pit and John is pretty much forced to become his prison bitch
- A lot of non-con and dub-con
- Talia still exists in this!
Tender by Anonymous
- Not what the name suggests
- Kidnapping and torture for our friend John!
Untitled by Anonymous
- Kidnapping and brainwashing!
- Not much there, but it LOOKS promising
- Omegaverse with a lot of d/s
- Werewolf AU
- Gosh I love AUs
- I really like this one
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- JAMAEvidence: The Rational Clinical ExamAnother way to look at The Rational Clinical Exam.
- DeGowin's Diagnostic ExaminationR.F. LeBlond et al.
- The Stanford 25This site provides videos quick notes on the Standford Medicine 25. The Stanford Medicine 25 is a list of 25 different physical exam practices.
- Seidel's (formerly Mosby's) Guide to Physical ExaminationAlso In print at Hardin Reserves: FOLIO RC76 .M63 2015
- Mosby's Guide to Physical Examination Video Series: In Hardin Library For Health Sci Commons East Desk Video record 20160 DVDDVDs
- Online Physical Exam Teaching AssistantUniversity of Florida College of Medicine
- A Practical Guide to Clinical MedicineUniversity of California, San Diego
- Practice of Medicine IUniversity of Virginia Health System
- AccessMedicine Physical Exam VideosYou will need to select "Physical Exam" from "Videos by Category" section on the left side of the screen.
Hardin Library Simulation Center
The Hardin Library Simulation Center contains many models and simulators that may be useful for practicing basic clinical skills such as female pelvic exams or catheter insertion. Students may use these materials within the Hardin Library Simulation Center and faculty/staff may check materials out for teaching purposes.
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Rain is falling wins Ramsar / MedWet Award for 2006
Rain is falling nominated best film on water and wetlands at the Rodos Ecofilms Festival, 20-25 June 2006
Reported by Sofia Spirou, Communications Officer, MedWet
Rain is falling by Holger Ernst earned the Ramsar/MedWet award for best film on water and wetlands in the sixth Rodos Ecofilms Festival on film and visual arts, Rodos 20-25 June 2006. The 3,500 Euro prize was awarded by Nick Davidson, Deputy Secretary General of the Ramsar Convention during the closing ceremony of the festival, on Saturday 24 June, in Rodos, Greece.
An apparently simple tale forms the basis of the narrative: a little girl works to carry water back to her village where she takes care of her sick mother and of the household. Intuitive and captivating imagery weave themselves into a poetic narrative that works without words to communicate a wealth of messages on water.
With a well measured pace the film gradually builds up to address the issue of access to water, its value as a life sustaining element, and the potential of local solutions to meet the needs for water.
By addressing universal themes the film is relevant to audiences independent of culture and background. An intuitive and emotional vocabulary is used to express metaphors on the nature of water as a gift, uncertainty and fragility in the face of distress, as well as vulnerability when confronted with natural phenomena.
The film also offers a message of hope. The girl finds a simple and promising solution to meet the water needs of the household. The reversal in the generation roles, with the future generation acting to ensure a sustainable use of resources to meet the needs of the present one adds yet another subtle nuance in a film that in the words of the jury 'speaks to us, not at us'.
The Jury also awarded two special mentions to Freshwater Lands by Ana Cristina Henriquez and Cyanide Blues by Zoltan Torok.
Set in Venezuela, Freshwater lands documents the wetlands stretching along the Orinoco River. With beautiful photography and using interviews with local communities it provides an overview of values and benefits associated with this wetland considered among the largest wetland ecosystems in South America.
Set in Hungary, Cyanide blues is the story of the remarkable recovery of the River Tisza, following a pollution accident in 2000. Focusing on the challenges confronting the local community, particularly fishermen, following the damage to the river, the film provides an insight into the dynamics of community stewardship. It also finds that wetland ecosystems are remarkably resilient but that the severity of consequences of an environmental accident are governed by chance.
From right to left, Salvador Aguirre, Nick Davidson, Sergio Illuminato, Ana Christina Henriquez and two members of the Cinema Club of Rodos that received awards in lieu of Holger Ernst and Zoltan Torok
The Jury was composed of Mr Salvador Aguirre, Director of the Mexico Film and Water Event hosted during the fourth World Water Forum, Mexico, March 2006, Mr Sergio Illuminato, Director General of the Information and Communication Regional Action Center of the UNEP Mediterranean Action Plan, as well as Mr Tony Long, Director of the WWF European Policy Office.
The Award is accompanied by a financial prize of 3,500 Euro jointly sponsored for the third consecutive year by the Ramsar Convention and MedWet.


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President Barack Obama is announcing a $500 million package of executive actions and legislative proposals aimed at reducing gun violence a month in response to a mass shooting in Connecticut that killed 20 Sandy Hook elementary school children.
The package includes a call on Congress to ban military-style assault weapons and high-capacity magazines and it would close loopholes in the gun sale background check system. Among the initiatives outlined in President Obama's plan include;
President Obama also signed 23 executive actions that require no congressional approval.These 23 executive actions include;
Read: U.S. Congressman Mac Thornberry Responds to President's Gun Control Proposal
In addition, the president will nominate Todd Jones as director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Jones currently is the acting director of the agency.


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The Continental Divide Trail through Ghost Ranch and the Land of O'Keeffe, New Mexico, Sep 20–28, 2014.
Backpack a colorful trail showcasing stunning red and yellow mesa cliffs while cool forests transition to their fall colors. We'll learn about artist Georgia O'Keefe, dinosaur fossil finds, and the unique culture of northern New Mexico.
Madagascar Meander, Sep 24–Oct 9, 2014.
Discover mammals, orchids, and other unique species, including the world's largest population, on remote and exotic Madagascar. We'll also visit verdant rainforests, spiny dry forests, and coastal dune habitats.
Autumn Hikes in the Colorful Catskills, New York, Sep 28–Oct 4, 2014.
Hike the scenic Catskills as trees turn brilliant shades of gold and red. We'll visit New York's highest waterfall, the site of the first mountaintop hotel, and remote mountain peaks, and stay in a comfortable mountain lodge.
Historic Bartow-Pell Conservancy Service, New York City, Oct 12–19, 2014.
Work on the trails around a historic mansion in Pelham Bay Park, New York City's largest park. We'll stay at a Manhattan hostel and sample the city's culture, food, and entertainment.
Focus on Birds in Ecuador's Highlands and Lowlands, Oct 19–Nov 7, 2014.
Search for exciting birds in spectacular scenery from the Andean highlands to the Napo River lowlands. Accompanied by a master bird guide, we can anticipate early mornings and many hours searching for birds.


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Save £20 off the RRP of Office365 Home Premium* when you buy this laptop and Office together – simply select the option from the drop down menu.
The versatile Packard Bell EasyNote TE laptop gives you style, portability and computing power that's perfect for life on the go.
Surf the web and email on the move with built-in WiFi, plus organise files, listen to music, watch movies and much more. You can also keep up with all your friends with just one touch of the handy social media buttons.
With a AMD E1 dual core processor, Windows 8 and 4Gb of RAM, everything happens quickly and smoothly, giving you a stunning computing performance in this price bracket.
You can also use the built-in webcam for face-to-face chats with family and friends around the globe via Skype.
With a stylish rhythmic wave pattern design to the cover and palm rest, this Packard Bell laptop looks as good as it feels, with the matte finish also minimising fingerprints.
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- Packard Bell ENTE69KB EasyNote TE laptop - Silver
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KarmaloopTV: Backstage With Diddy
Our boy Dennis Todisco linked up with the one and only Diddy backstage last week when he rolled through Boston on the Coming Home tour. Watch his interview with KarmaloopTV to get the full scoop on music collabs, Diddy's latest album, fashion, and how he stays connected to his fans.
SXSW x KLTV x Alternative Apparel Cafe & Style Lab
We may be green with envy of all the lucky kids who went to SXSW last week in Austin, but at least we had some friends there to live vicariously through the festival's events.
Buyer Wire: Kill City
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni takes a peek at the diverse collection of tops from Kill City's Spring 2011 collection. Check it out here.
Women's Buyer Wire | Unif
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni brings you Unif and shows some of their best spring pieces. Check out the video here.
Buyer Wire: Your Eyes Lie
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni takes some of Your Eyes Lie's diverse collection, including everything from jean shorts to animal tops. Check it out!
Buyer Wire: *NYC Boutique
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni shows off our collection of boutique brands selected from the streets of NYC and brought to you in our *NYC Boutique.
Buyer Wire: Style Stalker
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni gives you a look at Style Stalker's hot new collection.
Buyer Wire: Betsey Johnson
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni gives you a look at some of the hot new bags from Betsey Johnson. Get your holiday shop on!
Buyer Wire: Holiday Gift Guide
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jasmine Imani gives you a look at some great gift ideas for the holidays.
Design Rusko's Official 2011 Logo!
Calling all graphic design gurus! KarmaloopTV and top English producer, Rusko, are looking for someone to design his official 'R' logo. The chosen design will be seen world-wide on Rusko's merchandise for the duration of 2011, and the lucky winner will also receive a whopping $1,000! The winner will be chosen from the 20 highest...
Dancehall Queen
KarmaloopTV presents Robyn's 'Dancehall Queen' Co-Directed by Diplo, Red Foxx & Pomp&Clout! "Dancehall Queen" is available on Robyn's album "Body Talk." Check out the video here!
Buyer Wire: Joyrich
Karmaloop Women's Buyer Jeni Ni takes you through the latest styles from Joyrich.
Chelsea's Holiday Picks
The face of KarmaloopTV, Chelsea works hard to bring us the news in streetwear, music, film, politics as well as the very latest in verge culture with the Daily Loop. What is Miss Chelsea hoping for this holiday season? Check out her wishlist: Clockwise from top: The Wildfox Black Bow V-Neck Tee, the Blaque Label...
Burton x MOB Capsule Collection
We're still weeks away from the chilly winter months but I'll bet you snow bunnies are itching to grab your boarding gear. The extremely hyped Burton x Married to the Mob collab has dropped, and the final look came out as fresh as the powder on the slopes. Most Offical Bitches can proudly don this...
Japan Week | Joyrich x KarmaloopTV
ALERT: Joyrich fans! The highly anticipated Fall collection is currently arriving and we are thrilled to see the new pieces drop. The versus floral print is a fresh update from the super dainty florals we've seen the last few months and per usual — there's tons of prints on everything from plaid dresses to chain...


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