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Sep 18, 2014
AIA Presents 2014 Wings of Liberty Award to Representative Harold "Hal" Rogers
Sep 18, 2014
AIA Praises Passage of FY15 Short-Term Continuing Resolution
Sep 08, 2014
Student Rocketeers Wanted for World's Largest Rocket Competition
Jul 18, 2014
U.S. Team Captures Silver in 2014 International Rocketry Challenge
Jun 18, 2014
USA Today Flying Blind
May 29, 2014
AIA Names Faoro Vice President for Membership Services and Business Development
May 27, 2014
All-Girl Rocketry Team Answers Presidential Call for Increased Female Engagement in STEM
May 13, 2014
AIA Supports Lifting of Export Restrictions on U.S. Space Systems
Apr 10, 2014
AIA Encouraged by Meeting Among SASC Members on Sequestration
Apr 07, 2014
Hundreds of Students Head to Washington for World's Largest Rocket Contest
Mar 04, 2014
For FY15 Budget AIA Urges Congress to Consider Security Threats
Mar 04, 2014
AIA Pleased with Stable and Steady Investment in Space
Mar 04, 2014
AIA: NextGen Program to Face Challenges Under President's FY15 Budget
Feb 28, 2014
AIA Mourns Dr. Assad Kotaite
Feb 26, 2014
AIA Recommends Defense Industrial Base Strategy
Feb 25, 2014
AIA Welcomes Announcement of Public-Private Manufacturing Innovation Institutes
Feb 24, 2014
AIA Names Schmid Vice President for National Security and Acquisition Policy
Feb 19, 2014
World's Largest Rocket Contest Launches Next Generation of Aerospace Leaders
Feb 03, 2014
AIA Announces Board Appointments for 2014
Jan 10, 2014
AIA Supports New Aircraft Repair Security Regulations
Jan 08, 2014
Gibson Named Executive Director, Nextgen Institute
Dec 30, 2013
AIA Commends Announcement of UAS Test Sites
Dec 18, 2013
AIA Commends Passage of Budget Deal
Dec 18, 2013
Barnard Recognized with Lyman Award
Dec 17, 2013
AIA Elects Officers for 2014
Nov 07, 2013
UAS Integration Plan Signals Major Step Forward for Aviation's Next Great Frontier
Oct 31, 2013
AIA to Offer Authorized 3D CAD Models of National Aerospace Standards
Oct 30, 2013
AIA Mourns Former Rep. Isaac N. "Ike" Skelton
Oct 25, 2013
AIA Suppliers on Hill to Send a Message to Budget Conference
Oct 25, 2013
Wes Bush Stresses Importance of Technological Innovation at Air Force Association
Oct 21, 2013
AIA Mourns Rep. C.W. "Bill" Young
Oct 15, 2013
AIA Lauds Export Control Reform Enactment
Oct 03, 2013
Nation's Largest Rocket Competition Invites All Aspiring Student Rocketeers
Oct 01, 2013
Environmentalists, Pilots, Airlines, Business Travelers and Industry Advocate for Investment in NextGen
Sep 19, 2013
NextGen Rally: Environmentalists, Pilots, Airlines, Business Travelers and Industry Join Together to Protect the Future of NextGen
Sep 18, 2013
AIA to Present 2013 Wings of Liberty Award to Senator Barbara Mikulski
Jul 30, 2013
AIA: House Defense Appropriations Bill Ignores Sequestration
Jul 15, 2013
AIA: Don't Shackle American Exporters
Jul 12, 2013
Security of Americans Taking Back Seat to Budget Politics
Jul 09, 2013
Bahrami Named Vice President of Civil Aviation
Jun 28, 2013
AIA Congratulates Foxx on Confirmation
Jun 27, 2013
AIA Congratulates Pritzker on Confirmation
Jun 26, 2013
Mitchell Named Assistant Vice President of Acquisition Policy
Jun 25, 2013
Compass Forwarding Represents Logistics Industry in Key Aerospace Trade Group
Jun 21, 2013
US Team Captures Gold in 2013 International Rocketry Challenge
Jun 19, 2013
Poll Demonstrates Popular Support for Civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Jun 18, 2013
AIA, Gov. Fallin Tout Value of Strong Government-Industry Partnership
Jun 18, 2013
New International Poll Highlights Public Support for Civil Unmanned Aircraft
Jun 18, 2013
Summer Supplier Management Council Meeting - Hosted by Alcoa Defense
Jun 14, 2013
DOD Report Details Sequestration Impact
May 17, 2013
AIA Reminds Young Americans: We Are the Explorers
Apr 22, 2013
Students from Rocket Contest Return for the Third White House Science Fair
Apr 10, 2013
AIA: Repealing Sequestration Step One in Keeping America Second to None
Apr 02, 2013
World's Largest Student Rocket Contest Shows Momentum in Growing Strong Aerospace & Defense Workforce Pipeline
Apr 02, 2013
Edmond Named Assistant Vice President of Industrial Base Policy
Mar 11, 2013
AIA Receives Aviation Week & Space Technology Laureate Award for Workforce Development Activities
Mar 08, 2013
AIA Welcomes Next Steps Toward Comprehensive Export Control Reform
Mar 07, 2013
Marrone Named Vice President for National Security and Acquisition Policy
Mar 01, 2013
AIA Vows to Continue Fight Against Sequestration
Feb 28, 2013
AIA Announces First Cyber Security Standard
Feb 26, 2013
AIA Congratulates Hagel on Confirmation
Feb 11, 2013
More than 3,500 Organizations Demand End to Sequestration Cuts
Feb 07, 2013
Posting Highest Student Participation Numbers in a Decade, The Team America Rocketry Challenge Celebrates Diversity
Jan 30, 2013
AIA Sounds the Alarm on Economic Downturn Report
Jan 02, 2013
AIA Urges Congress, President to Find a Permanent Bipartisan Solution to Sequestration
Dec 19, 2012
AIA Welcomes Long-Awaited Congressional Action on Satellite Export Control Reform
Dec 18, 2012
AIA Mourns Senator Daniel Inouye
Dec 13, 2012
Study Warns of Sequestration Impacts to NASA, NOAA Programs
Dec 05, 2012
AIA Warns 2013 Aerospace and Defense Outlook Threatened by Fiscal Cliff
Dec 03, 2012
AIA and Industry Leaders Urge Congress, President to Solve Fiscal Cliff
Nov 29, 2012
Shea Recognized with Lyman Award
Nov 26, 2012
AIA Calls for Balanced Solution to Fiscal Cliff
Nov 13, 2012
AIA Welcomes Pause on EU ETS Enforcement
Oct 22, 2012
Blakey: Time for Action on Sequestration
Oct 19, 2012
Industry, Labor, and Small Businesses to Schieffer: Include Sequestration in Presidential Debate
Oct 01, 2012
IFBEC Releases First Annual Public Accountability Report
Sep 19, 2012
AIA Will Present 2012 Wings of Liberty Award to Representative Buck McKeon
Aug 28, 2012
New Poll: 80 Percent of Swing State Voters Want Action on Sequestration Before Elections
Jul 23, 2012
Defense Industrial Base Task Force Meets with Sec. Panetta
Jul 13, 2012
French Students Win 2012 International Rocketry Challenge
Jul 12, 2012
Metric for Aviation Emissions Established
Jul 10, 2012
American, European CEOs Unite Behind ICAO Global Environmental Framework
Jul 09, 2012
North Carolina Leaders Call for Action on Budget Sequestration
Jun 25, 2012
Florida Leaders, AAR and Space Coast Business Community Warn Against More Cuts to Aerospace and Defense
May 22, 2012
AIA Welcomes SpaceX Launch to International Space Station
May 21, 2012
Florida Leaders, Kaman Workers Warn Against More Cuts to Aerospace and Defense
May 15, 2012
AIA Welcomes Passage of Export-Import Bank Reauthorization
May 14, 2012
AIA Presents 2012 Worker Safety Excellence Awards
May 12, 2012
Nebraska Teen First Recipient of Scholarship Program Offered to TARC Participants
May 12, 2012
Madison Students Take First Place in Team America Rocketry Challenge U.S. Finals
May 08, 2012
AIA Urges Passage of Export-Import Bank Deal
Apr 18, 2012
AIA Welcomes Export Control Review of Space Systems and Components
Apr 11, 2012
Largest Student Rocket Contest Brings Diversity and Talent to U.S. STEM Pipeline
Mar 28, 2012
AIA Welcomes Nomination of Huerta
Mar 15, 2012
AIA Supports Cantwell-Graham Amendment
Mar 07, 2012
New Report Expands on Vital Role of Aerospace and Defense Industry to U.S. Economy
Feb 09, 2012
Greenwalt Named Vice President of Acquisition Policy
Feb 08, 2012
AIA Commends Attempts to Modify Sequestration
Feb 07, 2012
Student Rocket-Builders Join Top STEM Leaders at White House Science Fair
Feb 06, 2012
AIA Praises Congressional Passage of FAA Reauthorization
Jan 31, 2012
World's Largest Rocket Contest Helps Aspiring STEM Leaders Take Off
Jan 23, 2012
Satellite Export Reform Critical to U.S. National Security and Space Industrial Base
Jan 06, 2012
AIA, NDIA, PSC Release Joint Industrial Base Report
Jan 05, 2012
AIA Calls for Measured Approach to Defense Budget
Dec 20, 2011
AIA Elects Officers, Board of Governors for 2012
Dec 14, 2011
Sequestration Trigger Clouds Aerospace Picture
Dec 09, 2011
AIA Statement on U.S. Challenge of EU Non-Compliance with WTO Subsidies Ruling
Dec 09, 2011
Statement by AIA President & CEO Marion C. Blakey on Export-Import Bank Reauthorization
Nov 07, 2011
Major Milestone in Export Control Reform Reached
Nov 04, 2011
IFBEC Hosts Second Annual International Conference
Oct 12, 2011
Student Rocketeers Wanted for World's Largest Rocket Contest
Sep 23, 2011
AIA Welcomes Carter Confirmation
Sep 15, 2011
AIA Welcomes NASA's Space Launch System Announcement
Sep 14, 2011
AIA Launches Second to None Campaign
Sep 13, 2011
AIA Will Present 2011 Wings of Liberty Award to Senator Patty Murray
Sep 02, 2011
IAM&AW, AIA Oppose Cuts to Aerospace and Defense
Aug 24, 2011
Sheller Named Vice President of Communications
Aug 24, 2011
Efford Joins Legislative Affairs Division
Aug 22, 2011
National Aerospace Week Launched
Aug 05, 2011
AIA Encouraged by FAA Extension
Aug 02, 2011
AIA Congratulates Carter on Nomination
Aug 01, 2011
Debt Deal Trigger Dangles "Sword of Damocles" over Defense
Jul 19, 2011
AIA Commends Gang of Six on Bipartisan Effort
Jul 18, 2011
AIA Applauds Common Sense Export Control Reforms
Jul 15, 2011
Our Nation's Fiscal Crisis Must Be Addressed
Jul 12, 2011
AIA Concerned by NASA, NOAA Cuts
Jul 08, 2011
AIA Marks End of an Era with Last Shuttle Launch
Jul 07, 2011
AIA's Team America Rocketry Challenge 2012
Jun 30, 2011
AIA Calls for Continued Aerospace Investment
Jun 29, 2011
AIA Criticizes President's Remarks on Business Aviation
Jun 28, 2011
AIA Commends President Obama on Alcoa Visit
Jun 24, 2011
Rockwall-Heath School from USA Is 2011 International Schools Rocket Champion
Jun 21, 2011
Aerospace CEOs Discuss Joint Approach to Environment, Air Traffic Management, and other Key Issues
Jun 15, 2011
AIA Congratulates Panetta on Confirmation
Jun 13, 2011
AIA, ASD Member Companies Formally Launch International Forum on Business Ethical Conduct
Jun 10, 2011
AIA Continues Record Growth
May 25, 2011
SIA and AIA Welcome Proposed Satellite Export Control Reform Amendment
May 24, 2011
AIA Issues Report on Defense Investment
May 17, 2011
AIA Presents 2011 Worker Safety Excellence Awards
May 14, 2011
Texas Students Take First Place in Team America Rocketry Challenge Final Flyoff
May 05, 2011
AIA Teams With Embry-Riddle on New Industry Reference
May 05, 2011
AIA Co-Hosts Missile Defense Advocacy Event on Capitol Hill
May 05, 2011
AIA Improving Technology for Members
Apr 29, 2011
Embry-Riddle Worldwide, AIA to Produce New Aerospace Industry Publication
Apr 28, 2011
AIA Congratulates Panetta on Nomination
Apr 13, 2011
World's Largest Rocket Contest Advances Top 100 Finalists to Fly-Off in Washington, DC
Apr 07, 2011
Polls Support Full Funding for FAA
Apr 01, 2011
AIA Encouraged by Passage of House FAA Reauthorization Bill
Mar 31, 2011
AIA Statement on WTO Subsidies Decision
Mar 28, 2011
AIA Urges Full Defense Appropriations Bill
Mar 22, 2011
AIA Grows 44 Percent
Mar 17, 2011
Slazer Named Head of Space Systems Division
Mar 16, 2011
AIA Issues Report on Counterfeit Parts and Threat to the Supply Chain
Mar 16, 2011
U.S. - EU Bilateral Aviation Safety Agreement Welcomed
Mar 09, 2011
Proposed DOT Rule Invasion of Privacy, Says AIA
Feb 18, 2011
AIA Encouraged by Passage of Senate FAA Reauthorization Bill
Feb 16, 2011
AIA Hires Staff to Support Workforce, NextGen
Feb 16, 2011
Super SMC Event in Tucson
Feb 14, 2011
Defense FY2012 Budget Request Supportive of Nation's Industrial Base
Feb 14, 2011
NextGen Cleared for Takeoff in FY12 President's Budget
Feb 11, 2011
World's Largest Rocket Contest for Students Launches into Qualifying Rounds
Feb 09, 2011
FAA Reauthorization Critical to Civil Challenges
Feb 08, 2011
National Security Space Strategy Highlights Industrial Base Health
Dec 16, 2010
AIA Urges Passage of Appropriations
Dec 15, 2010
AIA Welcomes Aviation Advisory Committee's Recommendations
Dec 15, 2010
Solid 2010 Results for Aerospace
Dec 13, 2010
Aviation's Contributions to Climate Change Reduction Recognized at Conference
Dec 10, 2010
Barrie Recognized with Lyman Award
Dec 09, 2010
President Obama Announces Additional Steps Toward Export Control Modernization
Nov 24, 2010
AIA Adds New Members to Extend Record
Nov 24, 2010
AIA Elects Officers, Board of Governors for 2011
Nov 03, 2010
AIA Presents 2010 Worker Safety Excellence Awards
Oct 22, 2010
AIA Welcomes FAA/Agriculture Department Collaboration on Biofuels
Oct 18, 2010
Pennsylvania Student Rocketeers Exhibit at White House Science Fair
Sep 30, 2010
AIA Statement on Passage of Defense Trade Cooperation Treaties
Sep 30, 2010
AIA Statement on Passage of NASA Authorization Act of 2010
Sep 28, 2010
AIA Issues Report on Health of National Security Space Industrial Base
Sep 20, 2010
AIA Extends Membership Record
Sep 17, 2010
AIA Launches New Web-Based State-by-State Database
Sep 16, 2010
AIA Issues Report on Challenges to Civil Aviation Growth
Sep 15, 2010
How Industry Can Cope with "Disruptive" Technologies
Sep 15, 2010
AIA Will Present Wings of Liberty Award to Rep. Norm Dicks
Sep 14, 2010
AIA Welcomes Specifics of Defense Department Efficiency Measures
Sep 08, 2010
Student Rocketeers Wanted for World's Largest Amateur Launch
Sep 07, 2010
AIA Supports White House Transportation Investment
Aug 30, 2010
AIA Supports Latest White House Export Control Initiatives
Aug 10, 2010
AIA Mourns Senator Ted Stevens
Aug 09, 2010
AIA Welcomes Defense Department Efficiency Measures
Aug 02, 2010
AIA Recommends Steps for Continued Leadership in Space
Jul 23, 2010
American Students Win International Rocket Contest Fly-Off
Jul 22, 2010
AIA Urges Senate to Ratify U.S.-UK Defense Trade Cooperation Treaty
Jul 22, 2010
AIA Statement Urging Congress to Pass NASA Authorization Act of 2010
Jul 21, 2010
Aerospace CEOs Agree On Approach to Volcanic Ash and ATM Harmonization
Jul 15, 2010
AIA Welcomes Space Companies to Its Ranks
Jul 12, 2010
Statement by AIA President & CEO Marion C. Blakey Urging Congress to Pass 2010 Supplemental Appropriations Bill
Jun 30, 2010
Statement by AIA on WTO Subsidies Decision
Jun 30, 2010
AIA Welcomes Administration's New Export Control Proposals
Jun 28, 2010
AIA Supports Dialogue with Industry on Defense Acquisition Initiative
Jun 28, 2010
AIA Supports Issuance of National Space Policy
Jun 04, 2010
65th Annual Meeting a Success
Jun 04, 2010
Aerospace Celebration Expands
Jun 02, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on Space-Related Sections of Fiscal 2011 Defense Authorization Bill
May 28, 2010
AIA Applauds Issuance of Final ADS-B Rule by FAA
May 27, 2010
AIA Extends Membership Record in Second Quarter
May 18, 2010
AIA Names Sigler Assistant Vice President for Civil Aviation
May 15, 2010
Pennsylvania Student 'Rocketeers' Win National Championship at 8th Annual Team America Rocketry Challenge
May 11, 2010
AIA President Marion C. Blakey Welcomes Rebound In Business Aviation
May 06, 2010
Statement on Establishment of the Senate Aerospace Caucus by AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey
Apr 30, 2010
Spring 2010 Supplier Management Council Meeting in Tucson a Success!
Apr 26, 2010
AIA Names Tonner Assistant Vice President for Acquisition Policy
Apr 15, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on President Obama's Space Policy Speech
Apr 09, 2010
World's Largest Rocket Contest Finalists Revealed for May 15 'Fly Off'
Mar 24, 2010
AIA Urges Congress to Simplify Process for Small Businesses Contracting with Federal Government
Mar 23, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on Senate passage of FAA Reauthorization
Mar 18, 2010
AIA Welcomes Record Number of New Members
Mar 11, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on the Administration's National Export Initiative
Feb 23, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on Appointment of Dr. Karlin Toner to the JPDO
Feb 04, 2010
America Falling Further Behind in STEM Education
Feb 02, 2010
Statement by Marion C. Blakey on the Fiscal 2011 Defense Department Budget Request and Quadrennial Defense Review
Jan 28, 2010
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey on President Obama's State of the Union Address
Jan 27, 2010
669 Teams of Student Rocketeers Launching for Team America Rocketry Challenge Finals
Jan 27, 2010
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion C. Blakey on Jobs for America: Investments and Policies for Economic Growth and Competitiveness
Jan 14, 2010
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on ADS-B Rollout in Gulf of Mexico
Jan 13, 2010
A Landmark Approach in Addressing Business Ethics
Jan 13, 2010
Mandell Named Head of Membership and Business Development
Jan 12, 2010
Broad-Based Business Coalition Proposes a Modernized Export Control Regime
Dec 15, 2009
AIA Elects Officers, Board of Governors for 2010
Dec 09, 2009
Aerospace Exports Promote Alliances and Economic Recovery
Dec 08, 2009
AIA Recommends Flexibility in OCI Rules
Dec 07, 2009
Warwick Recognized with Lyman Award
Dec 03, 2009
Industry Leaders Encourage Export Modernizatin Reform in Letter to President Obama
Dec 02, 2009
AIA Calls for Increased Commitment in Commercial Launch Capability
Nov 20, 2009
AIA Calls for Stable and Robust Space Funding in House Testimony
Nov 19, 2009
AIA Leadership Signs Global Principles of Business Ethics
Nov 06, 2009
AIA, A|D|S Release New Standards for Electronic Trade Agreements
Nov 05, 2009
Textron, Raytheon, DRS Recognized with Industry Safety Awards
Oct 28, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on Ares 1-X Rocket Test Flight
Oct 08, 2009
PBL Teams Honored with Secretary of Defense Award
Sep 17, 2009
Core Elements of Acquisition System Essential to Cost Control
Sep 16, 2009
The House Recognizes National Aerospace Day on Sept. 16
Sep 16, 2009
AIA Presents Wings of Liberty Award to Sen. Inouye
Sep 09, 2009
Augustine Committee Summary Raises Critical Issues
Sep 04, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on WTO Subsidies Decision
Sep 02, 2009
750 Student Teams Wanted for World's Largest Rocket Competition
Aug 13, 2009
AIA Welcomes White House Review of U.S. Export Control System
Aug 06, 2009
AIA Pleased by Alternative Jet Fuel Process Approval
Jul 13, 2009
Industrial Base Issues Need QDR Consideration
Jul 10, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on Report by the National Research Council Report on the U.S. Space Program
Jun 25, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on Approval of Alternative Jet Fuel Specification
Jun 19, 2009
NASA Funding Critical to U.S. Leadership in Space
Jun 19, 2009
France Joins International Youth Rocketry Challenge
Jun 15, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on NRO Leadership Appointment
Jun 05, 2009
Reauthorization of Small Business Programs Drive Aerospace Innovation
May 26, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on NASA Leadership Nominations
May 22, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on the Confirmation of FAA Administrator Babbitt
May 21, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on the Weapon Systems Acquisition Reform Act
May 13, 2009
AIA Advocates Accelerating NextGen at Senate Aviation Subcommittee Hearing
Apr 30, 2009
National Security Space Industrial Base Challenged from Three Fronts
Apr 28, 2009
Blakey: Innovation Will Lead the Way Out of Economic Doldrums for International Aviation
Apr 28, 2009
Investment Needed to Combat Debris Threats to U.S. Space Assets
Apr 10, 2009
Top Teams Set for Final Round of the Team America Rocketry Challenge
Apr 07, 2009
South Florida ADS-B Infrastructure a 'Remarkable Accomplishment'
Apr 03, 2009
Satellite Export Control Rules are Damaging Space Industrial Base
Apr 02, 2009
Blakey: International Competition Calls for Increased NASA Funding
Mar 18, 2009
AIA Launches Cyber Security Information Center
Mar 18, 2009
AIA Advocates Increased Investment in NextGen at House Aviation Subcommittee Hearing
Mar 09, 2009
STEM Education, NextGen Pushed at ASA Capitol Hill Hearing
Feb 26, 2009
Budget Proposal Solid for Defense, Space, Civil Aviation
Feb 03, 2009
AIA Report Urges Positive Defense Acquisition Reform
Jan 28, 2009
Student Teams Shooting for Team America Rocketry Challenge Final
Jan 23, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on Nomination of LaHood as Transportation Secretary
Jan 22, 2009
Statement by AIA President and CEO Marion Blakey on Removal of Air Traffic Modernization Program from GAO High-Risk List
Jan 12, 2009
AIA Report Recommends Space Policies for New Administration
Dec 23, 2008
Voluntary Safety Programs Should Return to Airlines
Dec 22, 2008
New Report Details Aerospace Workforce Needs, Remedies
Dec 19, 2008
AIA Bolsters Staff with Three New Additions
Dec 10, 2008
Donoghue Recognized With Lyman Award
Dec 10, 2008
Aerospace Shows Strength in Harsh Financial Atmosphere
Dec 08, 2008
AIA Elects Officers, Board of Governors for 2009
Nov 18, 2008
Northrop Grumman, ITT, Raytheon Recognized with Industry Safety Awards
Oct 30, 2008
NextGen Economic Stimulus for Industry and Nation
Jul 15, 2008
U.S. and European Aerospace Leaders Agree to Greater Cooperation on Ethics, Environment
Jun 02, 2008
Aerospace Suppliers March To The Hill
May 13, 2008
Aerospace Employment Climbs Steadily
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You Have to Love the Hate
The most important aspect of investing, for me, is safety. I hate to lose money--but the real purpose of investing is to make money. If avoiding losses and making big returns were easy, I am quite sure everyone would be very wealthy; obviously, it must be somewhat difficult. The first big step in not losing money in the stock market is to make sure the companies in which I invest will not issue a statement one day declaring bankruptcy. That will almost always end badly for the shareholders! However, to be priced low enough to provide the returns I seek, it will certainly not be a stock that Wall Street currently loves. Today, I believe I have found a business that will be with us for a very long time, provides me with a comfortable margin of safety, and, while it might not still be hated by the market, seems to be disliked enough to present the potential for an excellent return on my capital. I just love it when Wall Street hates great businesses.
As of Dec. 31, 2012, Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO) was holding $46.37 billion in cash and short-term investments and had total liabilities of slightly less than $40.9 billion. With a spare $5 billion in cash and short-term investments beyond all of its liabilities, we can assume they will not be going out of business anytime soon.
Another important aspect in establishing the safety factor of an investment is the market position of the products and services offered by the business. Cisco Systems is the dominant supplier of IP-based networking gear that is the backbone of the Internet. It is also a major supplier of products for the communications and IT industries. It is simply hard to find anyone who is not familiar with this brand. This is important from the standpoint of the IT employee making a purchase since, if there is ever a problem, when he tells his non-technical boss: "It shouldn't have happened since I bought a Cisco Systems product." The boss will recognize the name and assume the problem could not have been prevented. The brand is a margin of safety for the buyer.
Can CSCO Compete in Its Market?
All of this tells me the business is secure, but I must also know that it is undervalued compared to its competitors if I expect it to outperform the market. Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) Finance lists Cisco as having three primary competitors in the space: Alcatel Lucent (NYSE: ALU), Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ), and Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR). The table below shows how Cisco Systems stacks up against these three competitors.
Business Cisco Alcatel HP Juniper
5-yr GM 62.09% 32.4% 23% 65.4%
Debt/Equity 0.29 2.47 1.23 0.14
ROE 1-yr. 17.79% -70.34% -41.53% -1.0%
ROE 5-yr avg. 17.7% -34.4% 10.1% 5.9%
Current Earnings $1.81 -$0.10 $3.46 $0.88
5-yr proj. grwth. 9.9% 10% 2.4% 13.4%
Dividend Yield 2.69% 0 2.12% 0
Price/Cash Flow 9.2 N/A 2.82 28
From this table, the most critical numbers upon which to focus are the Debt/Equity, Return on Equity, and PEG (price to earnings growth ratio). For me, I begin to look very closely when the debt/equity ratio is above 0.5; above 1, in most cases, is a glaring red light. Return on equity tells me how fast management is increasing the value of the holdings of the shareholders; since I look to achieve a 15% annualized return on my capital, I want this number to be very close to 15% or more. If the number is a large negative, it means something has occurred that absolutely decimated the value of the shareholders' ownership stake. The PEG ratio tells me how expensive the business is related to its projected earnings growth rate; the lower this number, the better, as a rule.
Out of this group, the only two businesses that come close to meeting my criteria for investment are Cisco and Juniper. The problems I would have with Juniper are that its return on equity has not been superb in either the 1-year or 5-year time span, and its current price to earnings growth is on the high side of the valuation range I would consider.
What is a fair value for the stock?
Cisco, on the other hand, looks to be firing on all cylinders. Considering its dominant position in the space (a market cap 10-times the size of Juniper) and its superior cash flow and return on equity, it seems to have a very clear advantage in the competition for my capital. If the market were to simply value Cisco at a very reasonable PEG or price to cash flow of 15, the stock would rise by 50% from its current level. This is a company that dominates its space, has built a fortress of a balance sheet and offers a very realistic chance to achieve a compounded rate of return on capital equal to 15% or more over the next 5 to 10 years. That's why it deserves a place in the portfolio of any investor seeking a position they can hold for years and collect a safe, steady stream of profits.
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At its inception in 1911 the Mark Wentworth Home's mission was sustained by the generosity of local philanthropists, whose donations of property, cash and goods made care and residence possible for many in the community who would not otherwise have been able afford it. As a non-profit organization our mission has remained the same as our founders had intended: to provide caring support while acting as responsible stewards of our resident's contributions and our endowment.
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Unspecified Memorial Gifts made to the Home will be applied where the need is greatest. This is a wonderful way to pay tribute to a loved-one while supporting the Mark Wentworth philosophies. You may also request that gifts be made on a loved one's behalf toward a specific purpose. Please call the Community Development Office to learn about where the need is greatest at the time of your remembrance. Should you wish to include this information in an obituary, here is some sample wording:
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You can provide a sustainable future for the Mark Wentworth Home, or the Adult Day Program by creating a new will or revocable trust, adding a codicil to your present will, or designating the Mark Wentworth Gift Fund as the beneficiary of your retirement plan, insurance policy, donor advised fund, or private foundation.
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Students are assessed in cycles. Freshman are assessed during the fall semester and Seniors are assessed in the spring. Approximately 115 students are selected per semester by faculty teaching courses consisting of the relevant cohorts across all four colleges of the institution to provide a representative sample of our majors.
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Of 1575 freshmen students eligible to be tested, 98 (6%) were included in the tested sample at Slippery Rock University.
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Probability sampling, where a small randomly selected sample of a larger population can be used to estimate the learning gains in the entire population with statistical confidence, provides the foundation for campus-level student learning outcomes assessment at many institutions. It's important, however, to review the demographics of the tested sample of students to ensure that the proportion of students within a given group in the tested sample is close to the proportion of students in that group in the total population. Differences in proportions don't mean the results aren't valid, but they do mean that institutions need to use caution in interpreting the results for the groups that are under-represented in the tested sample.
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The increase in learning on the performance task is at or near what would be expected at an institution testing students of similar academic abilities.
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The charts below show the proportion of tested seniors who scored at each level of the nine subscales that make up the CLA. The subscale scores range from 1 to 6 with 6 representing a higher or better score. Due to rounding, subscores may not total 100%.
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Saya sudah liat video dan mendengar Sur Le Fil ini berkali-kali, tapi gak pernah bosan! Sur Le Fil berhasil mengiris-ngiris, menyayat (eaa) hati saya yang terdalam.
I love that his arrangement of this piece for violin ends up somehow having such a different character to the piano version. You could almost say it's a completely different piece…. except that the structure is the same. Hm. Where does one draw the line on this?


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An Enoch man accused of sexually assaulting a teen girl while his parents slept in a nearby room has been sentenced to 180 days in jail.
Taylor David Warren, 19, was also sentenced last week in 5th District Court to 36 months probation during which he must undergo a psychosexual evaluation.
Warren pleaded guilty in November to a third-degree felony count of attempted sexual abuse in connection with the February 2011 abuse.
According to court documents, the 13-year-old girl sneaked out of her parents' house near midnight on Valentine's Day and encountered Warren, whom she knew. The two went to Warren's home, where the man began "rubbing and fondling her," court documents state.
Warren originally faced first-degree felony counts of rape, object rape of a child and child kidnapping.
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The Ukrainian DJ mixes an hours set for Red Light Radio
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Deeply psychedelic sounds from the Ukrainian DJ and producer.
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As Vakula readies himself to Will Saul, Joy Orbison, George Fitzgerald and Lee Jones (live) for Aus Music this Saturday , we get a hand-stamped promo mix from the deep-house Ukranian DJ/Producer.
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Ahead of next China Surpriseevent in Turin, ukrainian DJ and producer Vakula has released an exclusive podcast. Considered the deep house man of the moment, he has produced a mix consisting entirely of his own production that will show you his good taste and how deep he can go.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Visa Inc.
(V) shares had coverage initiated with an "outperform" rating by analysts at Pacific Crest on Tuesday.
The firm set a $241 price target on the shares.
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Visa is up 1.7% to $204.53 in trading today.
The firm sees the credit services company as being at the forefront of the mobile and electronic payment sector due to diversified investments and partnerships across the retail market.
"We are confident that in Visa's innovation portfolio spanning products, security, partnerships (e.g., Gap), and acquisitions will ultimately help expand digital penetration," the firm said.
"Unmatched scale ($25 trillion of payments and a $20 billion in investments over the past five years), a trusted brand (the most trusted online payments provider in our survey), and a broad tech portfolio place Visa in an elite position to enable the convergence of mobility and data-driven services across an omni-channel environment," analysts concluded.
Separately, TheStreet Ratings team rates VISA INC as a Buy with a ratings score of A. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:"We rate VISA INC (V) a BUY. This is based on the convergence of positive investment measures, which should help this stock outperform the majority of stocks that we rate. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, growth in earnings per share, expanding profit margins and good cash flow from operations. Although no company is perfect, currently we do not see any significant weaknesses which are likely to detract from the generally positive outlook." Highlights from the analysis by TheStreet Ratings Team goes as follows:
- The revenue growth greatly exceeded the industry average of 20.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues rose by 10.9%. Growth in the company's revenue appears to have helped boost the earnings per share.
- V has no debt to speak of therefore resulting in a debt-to-equity ratio of zero, which we consider to be a relatively favorable sign. To add to this, V has a quick ratio of 1.54, which demonstrates the ability of the company to cover short-term liquidity needs.
- VISA INC has improved earnings per share by 14.0% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. The company has demonstrated a pattern of positive earnings per share growth over the past two years. We feel that this trend should continue. During the past fiscal year, VISA INC increased its bottom line by earning $7.58 versus $3.13 in the prior year. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($8.88 versus $7.58).
- The gross profit margin for VISA INC is rather high; currently it is at 69.22%. It has increased from the same quarter the previous year. Along with this, the net profit margin of 44.59% significantly outperformed against the industry average.
- Net operating cash flow has significantly increased by 154.56% to $1,541.00 million when compared to the same quarter last year. In addition, VISA INC has also vastly surpassed the industry average cash flow growth rate of 15.13%.
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Weston, Fla. – Broward Health Weston has appointed Lisa Tepper as manager of administrative services. In this role, Tepper is overseeing medical staff services, patient access, physician relations, medical records, the Sleep Disorder Center and much more.
"I am thrilled to be the new manager of administrative services," said Tepper. "I am enjoying the challenges this new position offers, and working with the amazing staff and physicians at Broward Health Weston is exciting."
Tepper began her career at Broward Health Medical Center in 1998. Since then, she has worked in numerous guest relations and human resources roles, most recently as a human resources specialist in Broward Health's corporate offices. Her tenure at multiple Broward Health facilities prepared her for this new role.
"Lisa is a tremendous addition to the Broward Health Weston," said Chris Wing, administrator of Broward Health Weston. "She is already proving to be an asset in department operations, and her work with medical staff leaders and administration is making a difference in relationship-building among physicians and patients. We are glad to welcome her to our team."
Tepper has a Master of Science in Management from St. Thomas University. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Recreation with Honors from the University of Florida, and she received a certificate in Human Resource Management from Florida Atlantic University in 2007. She is a member of the Human Resources Association of Broward County.
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Pizza with Onion Confit
This was the Tuesday recipe for TWD this week, pizza with onion confit. We had so much food in the house that I just couldn't bring myself to create more leftovers so I waited until the fridge thinned out a bit. OMG am I so happy I finally made it though!
The onions are slow cooked in red wine and not only are they sweet and rich and wonderful, but they are also a beautiful purple. I layered them on to the pizza dough pretty thick, then topped with some crunchy bits of bacon, scattering of goat cheese, and just a touch of shredded fontina on top.
I loved the onion confit so much and I've copied my version of that recipe below. You can find the full recipe, including the pizza dough over with Paul of The Boy Can Bake.
Onion Confit
Adapted from Baking with Julia by Dorie Greenspan
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
4 medium onions (about 2 1/2 pounds total), peeled, halved, and sliced 1/8to 1/4 inch thick
Sea Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
1 tablespoon sugar
Herbes de provence to taste or fresh hers like thyme or rosemary
1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups red wine
Scant 1/4 cup red wine vinegar and a splash of balsamic vinegar
Melt the butter in a large heavy skillet and stir in the onions. Season with salt and pepper, stir, cover the pan, and cook the onions over low heat until they are soft, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle the sugar over the onions, stir, cover, and cook for another 5 minutes.
Add the herbes de provence, 1 1/4 cups red wine and the vinegar. Stir well and cook the mixture over the lowest possible heat, stirring from time to time, for about 1 hour/ hour and a half, until just about all the liquid has evaporated. If the liquid has cooked off in half an hour or less, add a bit more wine. Turn the onions out onto a flat plate and let them cool to room temperature.
The onions can be made up to 2 days ahead and kept covered in the refrigerator. They should be brought to room temperature before they're spread on the pizza.
Thai Veggie Burgers
Homemade veggie burgers usually leave a lot to be desired. Dry, crumbly, bland. These veggies burgers, however are full of flavor. The first time I made them, they crumbled a bit. So I went ahead and added more peanut butter the second go around and they stayed together well. I've really enjoyed these for lunch during the week (and the ladies in the lunch room have been jealous). You can serve them on a bun with lettuce and various toppings. I like them as above, just a plain burger. They're that tasty.
Thai Veggie Burgers
Adapted from Mama Pea
1/3 cup oats
1 14 ounce can of chickpeas, drained and rinsed
2 tsp soy sauce
2 tsp lime juice
2 tsp sesame oil
2 tsp garlic, chopped
2 tsp fresh ginger, chopped
2-3 tbs peanut butter
2 tbs cilantro
3/4 cup broccoli slaw
Place the oats in the bowl of a food processor. Pulse 4-5 times. Add the rest of the ingredients and process until everything comes together. (Start with 2 tbs of peanut butter and add the third if the mix seems dry). Refrigerate the mixture for 30 minutes.
Heat a frying pan to med high. Spray with non stick spray. Form 4 to 5 patties with the mixture. Fry until heated, about 5 minutes per side.
Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread
This was intended to be one of those make something out of nothing recipes. There isn't a whole lot of food in the house and we're headed to Chicago for the marathon at the end of the week so I didn't want to buy much. I did have a few green peppers and jalapeno peppers from the garden, some shredded cheddar cheese and some milk to use up. I found Ina Garten's Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread recipe and decided to go ahead with it (with a few changes).
First off, I halved the recipe and made an 8x8 pan full of cornbread. I added diced green peppers and reduced the amount of butter. The full recipe called for two whole sticks of melted butter. Two sticks! I'm sure it is delish with two sticks but I had to cut it in half (half a stick for the half recipe). It turned out just fine so don't be afraid of reduced butter. If you just can't get enough butter, go for the full stick. One note, I included a range for salt. If you use a salty cheddar, hold back a bit. With my generic shredded cheddar, it could have used a little more salt.
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Jalapeno Cheddar Cornbread
Based on this recipe
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup yellow cornmeal (I like a fine cornmeal)
1 tbs sugar
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 to 1 teaspoons fine sea salt (kosher is fine too)
1 cup milk (warmed up to room temp)
1 extra-large egg, lightly beaten
4 tbs unsalted butter, melted (or up to a full stick if you're up for it)
4 ounces aged extra-sharp Cheddar, grated, divided
1 1/2 tablespoons seeded and minced fresh jalapeno peppers
1 green bell pepper, chopped
Combine the flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl. In a separate bowl, combine the milk, egg, and butter. With a wooden spoon, stir the wet ingredients into the dry until most of the lumps are dissolved. Don't overmix! (note, if the mixture seems a little too dry due to the reduced butter you can add a little extra milk- but note, mine did not need it). Mix in 1 cup of the grated Cheddar, both the peppers, and allow the mixture to sit at room temperature for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease a 8 by 8-inch baking pan.
Pour the batter into the prepared pan, smooth the top, and sprinkle with the remaining grated Cheddar. Bake for 30 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool and cut into large squares. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Tomato Salad with Breadcrumbs
'Tis tomato season in New England. All those tomatoes that have been green for a month are ripening at an alarming pace. I found this recipe on smitten kitchen and gave it a mini make over with what was in the cupboard: a sprinkle of some grey salt and herbs de provence mix I found at the williams and sonoma outlet instead of fresh garlic, balsamic vinagear instead of red wine. The adaptations worked out well and we ate up almost all of the cherry tomotoes. Now what to do with all of those full size tomatoes… your suggestions needed!
Tomato Salad with Breadcrumbs
adapted from a Smitten Kitchen recipe
1 and half sandwich style ciabatta rolls (that's what I had- ciabatta with onion but you could use any style of good white bread- the equivalent of about 4 slices of bread)
1/2 small onion, finely chopped
2 tsp grey salt with herbs de province (If you can't find this use 1/2 tsp of sea salt or grey salt and 1 1/2 tsp mixed herbs of your choice)
2 tablespoons olive oil
Tomato salad
1 pound cherry or grape tomatoes
2 teaspoons olive oil
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
1/8 teaspoon sea salt
Pinch of sugar
Freshly ground black pepper
Handful basil leaves, slivered.
Prepare the crushed croutons: Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Tear bread into chunks and pule them in a food processor until coarsely ground. Spread crumbs on a rimmed baking sheet and toss with onion, seasoning, and olive oil until croutons are evenly coated with oil. Bake until golden brown and dry, about 15 to 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from oven and set aside to cool slightly.
Assemble salad: Halve each tomato lengthwise and arrange cut side up on a platter. Whisk together vinegar, olive oil, salt, sugar and a few grinds of pepper in a small dish. Drizzle over tomatoes. Sprinkle tomatoes with crushed croutons. Garnish with slivers of basil.
Mmmmm Sauce!
I'm a pretty earth crunchy gal and I love making vegetarian food- the more unusual the better. I've seen this mmm sauce on many blogs recently and the combination of nuts, chickpeas and nutritional yeast looked right up my (weirdo) ally. I decided to give it a try this past weekend when I had a couple of vegetarians head over for dinner. I served the sauce over bok choy, mushrooms, snap peas, tofu and rice. The sauce is lightly curry with a good measure of nutritional yeast for a cheesy/nutty flavor. I really like cooking with nutritional yeast and recommend trying it. You can find it in the bulk bins at stores like whole foods. I used some in an edamame burger recipe recently and everyone seemed to be surprised by how much they liked it. That recipe will be posted next week…
Leftovers of mmm sauce were used in a beef and veggie stirfry and- my favorite use so far- as a sandwich spread on toasted ciabatta with sharp cheddar cheese, scallions, and garden tomatoes. The recipe comes from Mama Pea's website and she notes "Nutritionally speaking, this sauce is in the same ballpark as hummus or salad dressing, but with a little more protein and vitamin B12, and a whole lot more totally craveable flavor." Good stuff! Here's the original recipe with my changes noted. Try it, you'll like it…
Mmmm Sauce
From Mama Pea
Makes 1 1/2 cups
1/4 c. canola oil (or oil of your choice)
1/4 c. almonds (Spike used raw cashews)
1/3 c. water
1/4 c. chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1/4 c. nutritional yeast
2 1/2 T. lemon juice
1 t. minced garlic
1/4 t. salt (Spike used fine sea salt)
3/4 t. curry powder
1/2 t. dried oregano (Spike skipped this)
1/2 t. dried cilantro
Note: this recipe could easily be doubled and leftovers will keep covered in the fridge for 7-10 days
In a high speed blender or food processor, combine oil, almonds, water and chickpeas. Blend until relatively smooth.
Add remaining ingredients and blend until smooth.Transfer to a small bowl and refrigerate until serving.
Spring Pea Soup with Fiddleheads & Mushrooms
One of the favorite courses during diner at the Table was a spring pea soup with sauteed mushrooms and fiddleheads, and a drizzle of lavender oil. After seeing some fiddleheads on a trip to Whole Foods, I knew I had to try recreating the soup.
I did a quick version (sans lavender oil). Chef Sam had used avocado to make the soup creamy in texture but avocados were wicked expensive so I went with good old cream. Frozen peas too. The mushrooms and fiddleheads add just enough crew and crunch to this sweet spring soup. So easy but gone in seconds.
Spring Pea Soup with Fiddleheads & Mushrooms
Serves 4
1 onion, diced
Olive Oil
2 packages of frozen spring peas (or, you know, fresh is cool too)
1/4 cup of heavy cream
2-3 cups of chicken broth, warmed (more or less depending on how thick you want your soup)
2 Handfuls of wild mushrooms (I used baby bellos and shitakis)
2 handfuls of fiddleheads, cleaned and trimmed
1-2 tablespoons butter
sea salt and pepper
Heat a tablespoon of olive oil in a pan over medium heat. When onions are translucent, add the peas and cook for 5 minutes. Add the cream to the pan and continue cooking another few minutes until the peas are cooked through.
Puree the peas and stock together in a blender or food processor- do this in a couple of batches. Add the pureed soup back into the pot. Keep warm and season with salt and pepper to taste.Add more stock to thin out your soup if needed.
While the soup warms, saute the mushrooms with 1 tablespoon of olive oil over medium heat for 2 minutes. Add the fiddleheads to the pan and season with sea salt, cook for an additional 5 minutes. Reduce heat to low and add the butter to the pan. Stir occasionally and cook until fiddleheads are done (another minute or two).
Serve a few ladles of soup with the mushrooms and fiddleheads spooned on top.
National Running Day & Mac n' Cheese
Happy National Running Day! I started running about 10 years ago as I was leaving college and needed to stop living the college life style. I hated running for the first couple of years. I was bad at it, it was difficult, and I looked like a fool when doing it. I still look like a fool and I'm not a particularly good runner but I finally really love it. For the most part, I look forward to long weekend runs. No music, just outside exploring the towns around me. This past weekend I did the Run to Remember through Boston and Cambridge and that gets me started on training for the Chicago Marathon in October. The race was tough, with lots of humid weather, but it served its purpose in motivating me to train smarter.
Unfortunately, marathon training does not mean eating a ton of carbs all day long (at least for me). I trained for my first marathon and didn't really lose weight because I told myself, "you ran X miles today, Spike, eat whatever you want". Not good. The second marathon training helped big time with weight loss (hello intuitive eating). Speaking of carbs, I did recently try Mark Bittman's cauliflower mac n' cheese. You replace a good portion of the cheese with pureed cauliflower. I enjoyed the recipe, although it is a far cry from real mac and cheese. Still a good recipe and process for getting extra veggies in. Here's the recipe.
Vegetarian Cassoulet
I have a few hearty recipes left to make while the weather is still cool and damp. This vegetarian cassoulet was at the top of my list. It is hearty and earthy with a good dose of red wine (!). I used organic red wine recommended by the guy at whole foods so this dish is 100% hippy.
You could always add additional root vegetables- parsnips would be great. If you're scared of weirdo vegetarian foods like seitan and tempeh, just skip them. I like the added protein. I also like any recipe that requires a little work up front (chopping veg) but then is fairly inactive for most of the cooking process. Let's me take a break to watch a little tv (end of BSG? Heavy? Tosh.0? too many choices). My low fat and nutritious lunch for this week…
Vegetarian Cassoulet
Based on a recipe by Moosewood Restaurants Low-Fat Favorites
Serves 4-6
1 tbsp. olive oil
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 onion, chopped
1/2 tsp. dried or fresh thyme
1 tsp. fresh or dried rosemary
3/4 cup dry red wine
1 cup peeled and diced carrots
3/4 cup diced celery
1 cup diced potatoes
1 cup diced tomatoes
3/4 cup seitan or tempeh, cut into cubes (I used tempeh)
1 tbsp. molasses
1 tbsp. Dijon mustard
1-1/2 cups kidney beans (one 15 oz. can, drained)
1-1/2 cups cannellini beans (one 15 oz. can, drained)
Sea Salt and black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 350°F.
In a large saucepan (I used a le Creuset pan so it could go straight into the oven afterwords), warm the olive oil, and add garlic, onions, thyme, bay leaves, marjoram, and rosemary. Sauté for about 2 minutes.
Add wine, cover, and simmer on low until the onions are soft (5 minutes or so). Stir in carrots, celery, potatoes, and tomatoes. Cover and simmer about 10 more minutes.
Add seitan or tempeh, molasses, mustard, and both kinds of beans. Return to a simmer, until the beans, etc. are warmed through.
Add salt and pepper to taste and transfer to a casserole dish that has been oiled (or just stick with your oven safe dish if you used it above), cover, and bake for about 45 minutes.
Beef & Guinness Pie/Stew
Guinness beef stew is pretty much a straight up stew. Guinness pie is thicker beef stew with cheddar cheese and a puff pastry crust. I've combined the best of both worlds with this recipe. Thick, rich stew with sharp cheddar cheese and just a top of puff pastry. This is my favorite Irish style meal. Unfortunately, I'm not a great photographer and trying to make beef stew look pretty is beyond my talent level. So, you get a quick photo of the puff pastry topping. Even if it isn't pretty on the outside, it is tasty on the inside and that's what counts.
Beef & Guinness Pie/Stew
Based on a Jamie Oliver recipe
Serves 4 hungry adults (6 normal people)
olive oil
3 medium red onions, peeled and chopped
3 cloves of garlic, peeled and chopped
1 tbs butter
3 carrots, peeled and chopped
3 sticks of celery, trimmed and chopped
6-8 baby bella mushrooms, cleaned and sliced
2 lbs brisket of beef, cut into 1-1 1/2inch cubes
1 spring of rosemary, stem discarded
sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 x 440ml can of Guinness
2 heaped tablespoons AP flour
1 cup freshly grated Cheddar cheese
1 sheet of puff pastry, defrosted
1 large egg, beaten
Preheat the oven to 375ºF. In a large ovenproof pan, heat two tablespoons of olive oil on a low heat. Add the onions and fry gently for about 10 minutes, browning just a bit. Turn the heat up, add the garlic, butter, carrots and celery. Cook 1 minutes then add in the mushrooms. Mix everything together and cook for 2 minutes. Then stir in the beef, rosemary, a pinch of salt and pepper.
Fry fast for 3 or 4 minutes, then pour in the Guinness, stir in the flour and add just enough water to cover. Bring to a simmer, cover the pan with a lid and place in the preheated oven for about 1hour. Remove the pan from the oven and give the stew a stir. Put it back into the oven and continue to cook it for another hour, or until the meat is tender and the stew is rich, dark and thick (note, the meat will continue to cook and become even more tender so don't worry if it's not quite there yet). At this point, the stew should be thick so if it's still quite liquidy, place the pan on the burner uncovered and reduce until the sauce thickens. Remove from the heat and stir in half the cheese, then season carefully and leave to cool slightly.
Dust a clean work surface with flour and roll the pastry out evenly with a floured rolling pin until large enough to cover your baking dish (note- I use a long pan and sometimes need a sheet and a half of pastry). If you'd like, you can move the stew to a different over safe dish at this point, I use an oval dish that is about 10inches long. Tip the stew into your dish and even it out before sprinkling over the remaining cheese. Place the pastry over the top and stretch to the edges. Brush the top with beaten egg, then bake the pie directly on the bottom of the oven for 45 minutes, until the pastry is cooked, puffed and golden.


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Liam Finn will take time out from supporting Wilco on their current Australian tour to perform a one-off headline show tomorrow night.
The performance offers a rare opportunity for fans to get up close and personal with Finn -- who was last seen in Australia supporting Pearl Jam -- as he showcases material from his looming second album.
The as-yet untitled release is a follow up to 2007's debut solo outing I'll Be Lightning. I'll Be Lightning announced Finn's undeniable arrival as a solo artist, and saw him travel the world performing alongside Eddie Vedder, Wilco and even David Letterman.
Known for his energy-fueled performances and inability to sit still, this one-man show is an unmissable event for all fans of music.
Liam Finn performs at The Workers Club in Melbourne tomorrow night. Tickets at the door. Doors open 8pm.
Wilco tour dates: Wednesday 05 May - Forum Theatre, Melbourne - SOLD OUT Thursday 06 May - Forum Theatre, Melbourne - SOLD OUT
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Review: 'The Nut Job' 3-D animated movie doesn't quite crack it
Winter is coming to Oakton, the fictional city circa 1959 at the center of the new 3-D animated film "The Nut Job." Unfortunately, the critters who occupy Liberty Park haven't been able to store enough food to survive the season. That's of no concern to the aptly named Surly (Will Arnett), a purplish squirrel who looks out for only himself.
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2007 Trek 1500; 2008 Raleigh One-Way
"R[ide] with the swift, in the hopes of one day finishing second." -John J. McCloy
Here's my ride. I commute about 2 days/wk. 32 mile RT...most of it on the Henry Hudson Greenway. Very comfortable, but heavy. I added the Axiom rack, Forte Campus pedals and Profile bar ends. Planning to ride this on the 5 boro tour this weekend. I'm pretty jacked up about it.
Schwinn Traveler w/ Nexus 8sp.
This bicycle is meant to replace my old 68cm Bridgestone 400 that broke on the seat mast tube and also on the rear triangle. Luckily this bicycle is just as tall. I have a 44tooth chainring because I was thinking of installing a Hebie Chainglider. This bicycle will replace my Giant Cypress as my winter bicycle and I will be a two bicycle person.
It's the Jolly Red Giant! 68?!
-=- '05 Jamis Nova -=- '04 Fuji Absolute -=- '94 Trek 820 -=- '77 Schwinn Scrambler 36/36 -=-
Friends don't let friends use brifters.
Surly LHT, 54 cm, in Sage green.
Built with:
- Shimano old-school XTR drivetrain
- Rivendell friction down-tube shifters
- Nitto lugged & filet-brazed threadless stem with mustache bar
- Paul brakes (yes, picture has Onzo HO brakes but one of the arms had since cracked )
- Vintage White Industries hubs with OCR rear rim
- Dinotte front and rear lights
- Planet Bike Cascadia fenders
- Continental 26x1.6 tires with anti-puncture belt and sealant in tubes (I don't carry extra tube/pump)
Yes, it's really clean for a daily commuter because the picture was taken immediately after a rare wash.
I like to ride bikes. I miss living in the city though, where it was all a bike's ride away. City dwellers: appreciate it. :D
My 2008 Downtube 8H
Mine wants to say hello to yours!
Its an '07 with some add-ons.
Loaded up with groceries
1978 Allpro 10speed
Planetbike Fenders
Blackburn Mars 3.0 Tailight
ViewPoint Flare 5 LED Headlight
may put on a rack soon...
dwoloz: What kickstand is that?
Nice bike by the way!
The kickstand is made by specialized, I can tell from the red "s"
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Here are two newer of my my bike, which however i will be replacing as i don't like the shocks, or the gearing, or the handlebars.
That is one serious mudflap on the front of the Iron Horse! Homemade?
My (soon-to-be ex) rain bike:
and my sun bike:
I live in the Pacific Northwest, hence the fenders and the rain jacket strapped to the rack on the sun bike.
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The FCCI representatives will be: H.E Salah Salem Ben Omeir Al Shamsi, president of the Gulf Chambers, the FCCI president, H.E. Ali Khammas, FCCI member and president of Fujeirah Chamber, H.E Chahine Ali Chahine, FCCI assistant secretary general, and H.E. Ahmed Hassan Al Mansouri, vice-president of Abu Dhabi Chamber.
Al Shamsi said that these meetings are to constitute essential mechanisms for economic cooperation and coordination between gulf countries through the different issues that will be raised. He stressed the importance of progress in teamwork between the GCC chambers.
The topics to be discussed will cover areas of cooperation with specialized regional and international corporations in order to benefit from their technical and financial expertise, the discussion of the FGCCC secretariat general current annual program, the committees future meetings and activities, in addition to other topics.
Sultan mentioned that the UAE occupies a leading positioning the global economy, and it is also playing this strategic role through the GCC that is currently working on uniting its economic activities.
Ways of increasing bilateral trade between the UAE and Japan, increasing official delegations visits, information supply on investment climate and the types of goods that could traded were among the issues discussed.
The meeting also tackled on the preparation for the UAE – Japan business forum organized by the FCCI and that will be held from April 24th till April 26th 2007 in Tokyo – Japan.
As for bilateral trade between the UAE and Japan, it is expected to jump to 41 billion USD (around 150.46 billion Dirham). UAE exports to Japan are expected to increase to 35 billion USD (around 128.4 billion Dirham, majority oil exports) and Japan exports to UAE are expected to increase to 6 billion USD (around 22.02 billion Dirham).
Finally, it is worth noting that the UAE is the primary regional trade partner for Japan. Bilateral trade has increased from 22.9 billion USD (around 84.04 billion Dirham) in 2004 to 30.1 billion USD (110.4 billon Dirham) in 2005, with a growth rate of 31.6%. As for UAE exports to Japan in 2005, hey amounted 25.3 billion USD (around 92.85 billion Dirham) and imports from Japan amounted 4.86 billion USD (around 17.87 billion Dirham).
The 103rd Council meeting of the General Union of Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture was held lately in the Lebanese capital, Beirut. At the end of the meeting, Mr. Shalah Bin Salem al Shamsi, president of the FCCI and of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced the above upcoming event. He said that the UAE's hospitality of this conference emanates from Sheikh Khalifa's adherence to strengthen economic ties and enhance cooperation between Arab countries. Sheikha Lubna bint Khaled Al Qassimi will be an honorary guest of the conference, in addition to many prominent personages.
The FCCI delegation to the 103rd Council meeting comprised, in addition to Al Shamsi, Said Ali Khammas, FCCI board member and president of Fujeirah Chamber, Dr. Rawda Al Mutawa'a, second vice-president of Abu Dhabi Chamber and president of the Emirates Businesswomen Council, and Chahine Ali Chahine, the FCCI Asssitant Secretary General.
This meeting discussed the Grand Arab Trade Zone's issue and its role in consolidating competitiveness in the Arab industry through a new industrial developmental strategy, under the private sector leadership.
Among other issues discussed were the obstacles facing trade between Arab countries, solidarity with Lebanon, the preparations regarding the 6th meeting for the Arab Chinese Chamber of Commerce (to be held in October 2007), the Arab Japanese Economic Forum (Tunisia), Bahrain's preperations to host the Arab Russian Council's 7th meeting, the suggestion of call for an Arab Economic Forum in Barcelona (Spain), in addition to establishing and Arab Spanish Chamber of Commerce. The meeting also discussed the 39th conference for the Union of Arab Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture.
Finally, the meeting discussed a report concerning the Union's activities during the year 2006 and the upcoming activities for the current year 2007.
Her Excellency Sheikha Lubna Bint Khaled Al Qassimi, the UAE Minister of Economy will head the UAE delegation.
His Excellency Eng. Salah Ben Omeir Al Shamsi – president of the Federation of UAE Chambers of Commerce and Industry and president of Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce and Industry – said that the FCCI always seeks to develop and diversify means of collaboration with GCC countries, and these businessmen meetings constitute one of these means. This forum comes after the successful joint economic forums that were previously held with other countries and their productive outcomes.
The above mentioned forum will consist of two main sessions. The first one, entitled " Strengthening Trade between the two Countries", will tackle 4 areas: the government role in creating a healthy environment for dual trade, the role of the private sector in minimizing trade barriers, the role of trade between the UAE and Saudi Arabia in strengthening the Gulf Economy, and finally the case of one Saudi project's experience in the UAE.
The second session entitled "Future Investments Horizons", will also deal with four issues: the means for ensuring a balanced investment system under the existence of different investment systems in both countries, the economic regulations and the available investment opportunities, the most appealing domains for investment in the region in the following decade, and at last a case presentation of a UAE Project in Saudi Arabia.
As a final note, the relationship between the UAE and Saudi Arabia has existed for long and is continuously and increasingly strengthening. For instance, trade statistics indicate that Saudi imports to the UAE represent 46% of total UAE imports from other Arab countries.
Al Mansouri said that the Emiratisation issue is being dealt with as an integrated strategy nationwide. In addition, the past three years have witnessed considerable efforts from local governments and there has been a suggestion to create Emiratisation prizes. Further, he mentioned that Emiratisation constitutes a strategic goal for all of the UAE bodies.


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As Ethan Stacy suffered from serious injuries sustained during a beating and needed medical attention, his mother and her boyfriend locked the 4-year-old boy in a room and went to get married.
Police documents released Wednesday detail the last days in the life of the boy whose body was found Tuesday buried near Powder Mountain.
On May 5, Ethan's eventual stepfather, Nathan Sloop, took the boy into a bedroom, closed the door and began slapping him and beating him around the head and face, according to an interview with the boy's mother, Stephanie Sloop, in police documents. When she walked in afterward, she saw Ethan's face was swelling and he needed medical attention, but she did not seek help, according to the probable cause statement filed by arresting Layton police officers.
The next day, the couple locked the boy in a bedroom by removing the inside doorknob and left to wed at the Davis County Memorial Courthouse in Farmington. They did not take Ethan with them because they worried someone would call police because of his injuries, Stephanie Sloop told officers.
During the next three days, Ethan would not eat, was lethargic, had a fever and was vomiting. The couple forced the boy to drink water, Kool-Aid and orange juice. They gave him Benadryl and Motrin to take down the swelling and subdue him, but did not seek medical attention, Stephanie Sloop said.
On Friday, Stephanie Sloop returned to their Layton apartment after shopping at Wal-Mart to find the boy was badly burned on his feet and legs from an overly hot bath. Nathan Sloop told her it was an accident. She said she did not believe him but still did not seek medical help because her husband would hurt her, the documents state.
She said Ethan was asleep in bed when she checked on him at 3 a.m. Sunday. She went to the pharmacy for a prescription for her husband, and when she returned at 5:30 a.m. that Mother's Day, he told her Ethan was dead. She said she did not call police then because her husband told her he would go to prison because of the bruises on the boy's body.
Instead, they took his body to an area near Powder Mountain and made efforts to disfigure the body in an apparent attempt to delay identification. After Nathan Sloop buried Ethan, he guided Stephanie Sloop to the grave to say her last goodbyes.
Monday night, Stephanie Sloop called police, saying her son had been wandering off for the past several nights and that she could not find him. After 40 officers spent 12 hours scouring the area, the Sloops' story unraveled and the investigation turned to Powder Mountain. Nathan Sloop led police to Ethan's makeshift grave, where they recovered his body at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
That night, officers arrested Nathan Sloop on suspicion of aggravated homicide, and both he and Stephanie Sloop on suspicion of child abuse, obstruction of justice and desecration of a body. The Davis County Attorney's Office plans to file charges against the couple Friday morning.
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