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Other than back-to-back singles to start the top of the second inning, Elk County Catholic's pitching held the Lady Elkers' bats in check in a 14-0 five-inning game Friday in the first round of the Elk County Softball Tournament.
The Lady Crusaders exploded for 16 hits Friday afternoon in the opening game of the tournament and brought the entire lineup to bat in each of the first three innings. The recipe for success worked as ECC did not allow a Ridgway baserunner to score.
After a leadoff groundout to start the game, ECC got things started with a standup double from Jessie Ginther. She would later score on an error at first base that saw Anna Hawkins reach safely for the early 1-0 lead. After consecutive singles from Lyndsey Trumbull and Taylor Schlimm to load the bases, Kristy Hanes' sacrifice fly brought in Hawkins. After a walk to Alexa Hansen again juiced the bases, Trumbull trotted home on a wild pitch for the 3-0 lead. Taylor Herzing walked Michelle Imbrogno before catching Jessie McLaughlin looking at a called third strike.
Trumbull had retired the side in the first inning but allowed back-to-back singles to Ashley Viglione and Breezy Mazur to put two runners aboard. Both Trumbull coaxed Sydney Kovalyak into a groundout before striking out Taylor Roseto and Jill Gaio to end the inning.
Unable to get the leadoff batter abord, ECC shrugged off a strikeout to start the inning before Ginther stroked her second double of the game. After a groundout from Hawkins, Trumbull tagged a two-run shot for a 5-0 lead. After consecutive errors at shortstop allowed two more runners aboard with two outs, Hansen and Imbrogno hit consecutive singles for a 7-0 lead. A lineout to second base by Jessie McLaughlin ended the inning.
Despite an error a second base to allow Jenni Thomas to reach first base safely, Trumbull struck out the next three batters for a six-strikeout performance in three innings of work.
ECC broke the game open in the bottom of the third inning to take a 12-0 lead. A leadoff triple from Hannah McGowan followed by a single from Ginther put the eighth run on the scoreboard.After Schlimm reached on a single, Hanes came up with a two-out single to plate Hawkins and Schlimm for a 10-0 lead. Hansen, Imbrogno and McLaughlin followed up with singles to put two more runs on the board for a 12-0 advantage.
Taylor DaCanal relieved Trumbull in the fourth and fifth innings and retired six in a row.
In the bottom of the fourth inning, a one-out double by Trumbull put a runner aboard and an error in right field put runners at the corners. A groundout by Julie Scacchitti scored Trumbull for the 13-0 lead and Hansen later stroked a single to bring in courtesy runner Sam Smith to go up 14-0.
DaCanal shut down the side in the top of the fifth inning to preserve the five-inning victory.
Individual statistics:
Ridgway AB R H BI
Melissa Wehler 2 0 0 0
Jenna Hoffman 1 0 0 0
Brianna Stenta 1 0 0 0
Ashley Viglione 2 0 1 0
Breezy Mazur 2 0 1 0
Sydney Kovalyak 2 0 0 0
Taylor Roseto 2 0 0 0
Jill Gaio 2 0 0 0
Jenni Thomas 1 0 0 0
Totals 15 0 2 0
Hannah McGowan 3 1 1 0
Jessie Ginther 4 2 3 1
Anna Hawkins 3 2 0 1
Lyndsey Trumbull 4 3 3 2
Taylor Schlimm 2 2 2 0
Kristy Hanes 1 2 1 3
Alexa Hansen 3 1 3 2
Michelle Imbrogno 2 0 2 2
Jessie McLaughlin 3 0 1 1
Julie Scacchitti 1 0 0 1
Sam Smith 0 1 0 0
Totals 26 14 16 13
2B: Ginther 2, Trumbull. 3B: McGowen. HR: Trumbull.SAC FLY: Hanes.
Ridgway 000 00 - 0 2 4
ECC 345 2x - 14 16 1
Ridgway IP H R BB K
Morgan Herzing 4 16 14 3 4
Lyndsey Trumbull 3 2 0 0 6
Taylor DaCanal 2 0 0 0 1


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Following sell-out seasons at the National Theatre and Adelphi Theatre, smash-hit comedy One Man, Two Guvnors is now playing at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Actor, stand-up comic and presenter Rufus Hound plays lovable chancer Francis Henshall in Nicholas Hytner's five star West End production of One Man, Two Guvnors. In Richard Bean's award-winning version of Carlo Goldoni's classic Italian comedy The Servant of Two Masters, sex, food and money are high on the agenda. Fired from his skiffle band, Francis Henshall becomes minder to Roscoe Crabbe, a small-time East End hood, now in Brighton to collect £6,000 from his fiancées dad. But Roscoe is really his sister Rachel posing as her own dead brother, who's been killed by her boyfriend Stanley Stubbers. Holed up at The Cricketers' Arms, the permanently ravenous Francis spots the chance of an extra meal ticket and takes a second job with one Stanley Stubbers, who is hiding from the police and waiting to be re-united with Rachel. To prevent discovery, Francis must keep his two guvnors apart. Simple.
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Sunday, March 09, 2003Bowling Green, Ky. (Mar. 9, 2003) -- East Tennessee State claimed the 2003 Big Red Blast championship by finishing the tournament at 3-1 and winning the head-to-head tie breaker with Eastern Illinois, who also finished at 3-1. ETSU's Dani Spetar (Knoxville, Tenn.) was named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player after leading the Bucs to the title with a .583 batting average. The Bucs centerfielder finished the tournament with a .643 on-base percentage, .667 slugging percentage, eight total bases and two RBI. Also making solid contributions were all-tournament selections Tiffany McVay (Soddy-Daisy, Tenn.) and Janine Sprague (Hillsborough, N.C.). McVay gave up just one earned run in 14 innings (0.50 ERA), and went 2-0 on the mound for the Bucs. Sprague batted .375, while drawing a team-high five bases on balls and scored four runs. ETSU lost its first game of the tournament, 12-2, versus Western Illinois on Saturday, Mar. 8. The Bucs redeemed the loss later in the day by defeating tournament host Western Kentucky 6-2. McVay pitched a complete game, allowing just one earned run. In the Buccaneers' third game of the tourney, ETSU defeated Eastern Illinois 2-1. First basman Miranda Byerly (Chandler, N.C.)went 3-for-3 at the plate, while right fielder Rhea Holler (Peoria, Ariz.) knocked in both runs. Junior Jennifer Fraser (Chattanooga, Tenn.) hurled the complete game, allowing just four hits and no earned runs. The difference in the tournament proved to be ETSU's 3-0 shutout versus Indiana State. Spetar went a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate, while third baseman Lindsay Lane (Erwin, Tenn.) batted in two runs. McVay was again untouchable on the mound, pitching all seven innings of scoreless softball. East Tennessee State will be in action again Wednesday, Mar. 12 at Tennessee.
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Rosemont College is pleased to announce that Diane Dalto Woosnam, currently on Mayor Nutter's Cultural Advisory Council, will serve as this year's Commencement speaker and will be awarded an honorary doctoral degree. Dalto Woosnam is largely credited with making the arts the focus of much of Mayor Edward G. Rendell's revitalization of Philadelphia.
Central to Dalto Woosnam's career has always been the importance of the arts to neighborhood transformation and the economic development of cities. During her eight year tenure with the City of Philadelphia, The Avenue of the Arts development project, including seven performing arts venues as well as a high school and a university for the performing arts, became the centerpiece of the City's redevelopment of its former commercial center and a national model of cultural redevelopment.
Today, Dalto Woosnam continues her desire to improve Philadelphia's economic growth as a mayoral appointee to the Board of the Delaware River Waterfront Corporation (DRWC) and currently chairs the Operations and Programming Committee. The DRWC's mission is to develop seven miles of Delaware River waterfront to include recreational, cultural, residential and commercial usage.
She's the immediate past Chairman of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and served as Director of the Office of Arts and Culture for the City of Philadelphia. Dalto Woosnam was also co-chairman of the Arts, Culture and History Transition Committee for the Governor of Pennsylvania, Edward G. Rendell.
Dalto Woosnam sits on the boards of The Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, Arden Theatre Company, Lycoming College (from which she received a B.A. in 1973), The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Philadelphia Art Alliance, Artspace, Inc. (MN), and the Indiana University Art Museum (IN). She is a Fellow of the Philadelphia College of Physicians and sits on the President's Council of the University Of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology.
Throughout her career, Dalto Woosnam has received numerous awards for her efforts to promote the arts. In 2011, she was honored with the Philadelphia Young Playwrights Distinguished Service Award and the Walnut Street Theatre Edwin Forrest Award. In 2008, she received the G. Fred DiBona Award for Personal Leadership from the Arts & Business Council of the Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and the National Liberty Museum's Hero Award.
An honorary doctoral degree will also be awarded to Patricia Carbine. Carbine is the co-founder of Ms. Magazine and served as its publisher and editor-in-chief for sixteen years. Carbine is a Founding Mother of the Ms. Foundation for Women, a co-founder of the Free to Be Foundation as well as the Ms. Foundation for Education and Communication, Inc., of which she is the president. She was also the chair of the Advertising Council and a director of the Center for Communications, Inc. Carbine is a graduate of Rosemont College and served as a trustee for more than two decades.
Rosemont's 90th Commencement exercises will be held Saturday, May 11. The ceremony will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Connelly Green, weather permitting. Dalto Woosnam will address graduates of the Undergraduate College and the Schools of Graduate and Professional Studies, in addition to families, friends, faculty, staff, trustees, alumni, and community members.


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I want to implement a point multiplication ($k \cdot P$) operation on FPGA. I have a BN curve $y^2=x^3+2$, and a scalar value $k$. The $x$ and $y$ coordinates of point $P$ are of 256 bits. In the double and add formulas, there are three main operations: addition, multiplication, and division. Each of these are mod operations (e.g, $a+b \mod m$). What should be the value of this $m$? Could it be the reduction polynomial (remember that I am working in a prime field) or some constant integer value?
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It's the prime of the prime field.
(Note that, if you're also using the curve for pairings, you'll need arithmetic over both $\mathbb{F}_p$ and $\mathbb{F}_{p^{12}}$. The first can be viewed as arithmetic modulo $p$, but the second is slightly more complex, and can be viewed as arithmetic of polynomials over $\mathbb{F}_p$, modulo a reduction polynomial.)
An elliptic curve is defined over a finite field $GF(p)$
The $m$ in $(a+b\mod m)$ is equal to $p$ in $GF(p)$.
You can also read this Elliptic Curve Cryptography - An implmentation guide. It is easy-to-read and it covers most topic you will encounter during implementation.


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Mark Stewart was interim dean of the Graduate School of Education for the 2013-14 academic year. He is associate dean for faculty development for the College of Liberal Arts and recently completed a two-year term as director of the Office for Faculty Research and Resources (OFFRR). He was recently named a Teagle Assessment Scholar and oversees assessment activities for the CLA. Professor Stewart received his B.A. in psychology and sociology from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1986 and his Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the University of Nevada in 1995. His graduate research focused on speech perception and spoken word recognition. From 1995-1998 he worked as an NIH Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Brain and Cognition at the University of California, San Diego. While there, his research was in the area of psycholinguistics with a focus on real-time segmentation of the speech stream, as well as comprehension of spoken figurative language. In 1998 he joined the Willamette faculty, and his current research focus is on the perceptual and cognitive phenomenology of synesthesia, a unique neurological condition wherein distinct colors are associated with specific digits and letters. Dr. Stewart has a longstanding passion for teaching, having taught several sections of introductory psychology, research methods, statistics, sensation and perception, and neuroscience. He is active in a number of regional and national initiatives on revising sciences curricula to better meet the needs of all students, not just those majoring in science.
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Adria Airways JP
The Slovenian airline Adria Airways has a wealth of experience spanning over 52 years in charter and scheduled air traffic. The Adria Airways story dates back to 1961, when it was founded as a charter company. In the eighties the airline started serving scheduled routes, and became a member of the IATA, the International Air Transport Association.
Today the majority of Adria Airways business is in scheduled flights; its network links Ljubljana with 20 cities throughout Europe and offers excellent connections to South East Europe. Adria Airways offers more than 180 scheduled flights each week to Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, London, Istanbul, Manchester, Moscow, Munich, Paris, Podgorica, Prague, Pristina, Sarajevo, Skopje, Tirana, Vienna, Zurich and Warsaw.
Adria Airways operates charter flights for the most part seasonally, and most frequently to destinations in the Mediterranean. Sharm el-Sheikh and Hurghada in Egypt are currently the only charter destinations served by Adria Airways all year round. The company's head office is at Ljubljana Joze Pucnik Airport and has representative offices in Brussels, Moscow, Frankfurt, Zurich, and sales agents in almost all European countries.
Today Adria Airways operates flights with 11 aircrafts: 1 Airbus A320, 2 Airbus A319, 6 Canadair Regional Jet CRJ900 and 2 Canadair Regional Jet CRJ200. This is one of the most modern fleets in Europe and is both environment-friendly and economical.
In August 2004 Adria was one of the first airlines to receive IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) Registration (www.iata.org/registry), which determines the level of organisation of the company, its operating procedures and also the flight safety and security of the company.
Adria Airways has codeshare agreements with Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Ukraine International Airlines, Montenegro Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Air Serbia, Aeroflot and Swiss International Air Lines.
Adria Airways embodies many features characteristic of Slovenia: hospitality, friendliness and high-quality services. Our goal is to remain a dependable and successful European regional carrier well into the future, during which we continue to grow and develop. Together with a professional, caring staff and a modern fleet, Adria Airways is committed to providing a high level of service and satisfaction, and to winning the loyalty of its passengers.


text: For those of you who might be interested, I've uploaded a short video clip from the ADGO Ignitor event in April to Youtube. It's by the runway, with folks putting and airplanes taking off. It should give a bit of the flavor of the setting. I was going to take some more video of this event, but got wrapped up in the playing, eating, etc., and failed to get any more decent footage. Does anyone else know of any other video out there that could be shared?


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The sports world boasts a number of cups, from the America's Cup to the Ryder Cup. But here's a cup that's much more important: the Heart Fruit Cup. It's full of apples and pears, and the important thing for you to know is, which are you?
"Apples" are people whose weight collects around the abdomen, while "pears" carry their weight at the hips. What difference does this make? Apples are at higher risk for heart disease than their pear-shaped friends are.
This is because the apple shape means more visceral (Latin for "body organ") fat, which gathers around your internal organs. "That type of fat is generally more harmful to your body than subcutaneous (beneath the skin) fat, which sticks to the buttocks and thighs," explains Bridgeport Hospital–affiliated cardiologist Adam Schussheim, MD.
Measure your waist just above your navel. In men a waist circumference of 37 inches or more increases the risk of heart disease and stroke, and if it's 40 inches, you're at high risk. In women, it's a waist circumference of 32 inches or more that makes you an apple—and 35 inches makes you a high-risk apple.
Your waist-to-hip ratio can also help you determine your risk. Here's how to determine that number:
A healthy waist/hip ratio for women is 0.80 or lower, and for men, 1.0 or lower.
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17 Apr 2010
|Round Barn Inn on YouTube
The Inn at the Round Barn is one of my favorite places in Vermont. It's in a beautiful valley a few minutes drive from the village of Waitsfield. It's not only a great place to stay but also the perfect venue for a Vermont country wedding if you're in the market for such a dream event.
Dave Hartshorn, shown in the video, owns a farm and farm stand nearby on Route 100 - - about half way between my inn and the Inn at the Round Barn. He has vegetables, maple syrup, honey, and other goodies on hand most of the summer and early fall. It's worth a stop just to see rural Vermont at work.
I have had the good fortune to sample some of chef Charlie Menard's creations and I am happy to confirm that his work is outstanding.
Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus
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25 Sep 2009
|Two Beer Festivals in VT This Weekend
There are two beer festivals in northern Vermont this weekend and it would be easy for you to attend them both if you would like.
On Saturday, September 26, Siptemberfest is taking place at Mad River Glen on Route 17 near Waitsfield VT.
Some of Vermont's best known brewers will be there: Magic Hat, Long Trail, Rock Art, Trout River, Otter Creek, Wolavers. In addition to the "big guys," the festival will present an unusual opportunity to sample local beer from Lawson's Finest Liquids plus beers that are only available on the premises at The Alchemist Pub and Brewery, Bobcat Cafe, and American Flatbread.
The Skinny Pancake will be making their crepes on site and the Mad River Glen Pub will be serving food as well.
Mad River Glen will be running their single chair lift for fall foliage viewing. It's a great way to get close to the magnificent fall colors compared to looking at them through a windshield.
Just up the road in Stowe, Oktoberfest will have will have a parade, live music and dancing, vendor and craft booths This is a family friendly event put on by the Stowe Rotary club. For children there will be games, pumpkin and face painting, and a Jumping Fun Haus.
Oktoberfest runs both Saturday and Sunday at Jackson Arena on Park Street in Stowe.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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30 Aug 2009
|Vermont Travel Videos on MSN
MSN has an online video series hosted by Andrew Zimmern in which he travels around the country recording interesting places to visit, usually focused on food. Zimmern was host of the Travel Channel show, "Bizarre Foods" and now hosts Travel Channel's "Bizarre World" in addition to being a chef, writer, and teacher.
Zimmern was recently in my area of Vermont to visit Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream, Little River Hotglass Studio, and Cold Hollow Cider Mill. He doesn't just visit though - he gets right into production, creating his own Ben & Jerry's flavor in the test room, blowing a glass jar at Little River Hotglass, and making cider doughnuts at Cold Hollow.
These Appetite for Life. episodes are a good way to get some behind-the-scenes views of popular attractions in Vermont and elsewhere.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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21 Aug 2009
|Alchemist Brewpub Update
The Alchemist Brewery and Pub is one of the most popular spots in this area for tourists and residents alike. Anyone who is a beer lover should put The Alchemist on your must-do list (bucket list?). It's located on South Main Street in Waterbury VT.
To keep up with what brewer John Kimmich is preparing, you can subscribe to the blog RSS feed. A recent entry talks about the gluten free offerings as well as other Summer Time Beers. John started preparing gluten free beer and food offerings after his wife and co-owner Jennifer discovered she needs to consume gluten-free products.
The food there is excellent so be sure to give it a try too. Executive Chef Jeff Lang uses a lot of locally grown fresh produce in his imaginative menu which you can look over on the website before you arrive.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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1 May 2009
|Fiddlehead Festival May 2 in Randolph Center
Fiddlehead ferns are a delicacy in Vermont. Go to the festival and ask for recipies!
The third annual Fiddlehead Festival will be held tomorrow at the Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center VT about 30 mins north of White River Junction and 30 mins south of Montpelier.
Free admission to all events unless you want to buy a ticket to the farmer's lunch: $9 for adults and $4 for children under 12.
See the tractorcade, animal power parade, children's activities, wild edibles workshop, gardening with Henry Homeyer, sustainable living workshop, Gary Howe's Glimpse of the past restored Delco light plant, sheep dog demonstration, tractor obstacle course, Renewing Local Communities workshop, oxen power demonstration.
It does not get any more "Vermonty" than this.
See some impressive pulling power at the Fiddlehead Festival
Photos courtesy Roger Ennis & Robert Eddy, Randolph, VT
(c) 2009 (except the photos) Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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30 Apr 2009
|Conde Nast Traveler Magazine Names VT Restaurant One of the Best
I was looking this evening at my Facebook friends/fans pages when I came across some surprising news from Northeast Kingdom Travel and Tourism Association's Facebook page.
They reported that Claire's Restaurant in little 'ol Hardwick, Vermont had been chosen for one of the most prestigious awards around.
Conde Nast Traveler magazine named it one of the top restaurants in the country, an award they gave to only 43 restaurants nationwide, and just three in New England.
In commenting on Claire's, Conde Nast Traveler said: "Appropriately, Claire's serves simple food that highlights exceptional ingredients from Vermont's fertile agricultural community: slowly leavened breads, peppery radishes, and creamy raw-milk cheese. Local microbrews, artisanal sodas, and ice wines from Shelburne Vineyards keep the drinks as interesting as the cuisine."
Conde Nast Traveler sends out its reviewers anonymously to act like any customer including paying for the meal. There's no "comping a freebie" to get a good review. The restaurant has to stand on its day-to-day quality. Conde Nast did not even tell Claire's they had won the award. A friend of the restaurant happened to see the article and passed the word along to Claire's!
Claire's is a Community Supported Restaurant, a concept where local people make an investment in a community restaurant in order to have a good quality facility in what is usually a rural environment where the economics of such a facility often don't work.
I have not been to Claire's so I can't personally vouch for the quality. And I am only a little surprised there is a good quality restaurant in Hardwick. The phenomenon of top quality restaurants in small villages is not unusual in Vermont.
What I am surprised at is that someone from a big time magazine somehow found Hardwick, Vermont. While it is a fine enough town, and a classic Vermont village, it's not often a destination or even on the way to anything except to Vermont's beautiful but least populated land. It was probably a tip from someone and I would love to know the story behind Conde Nast Travelers' discovery of Hardwick and Claire's.
In the meantime, I'll have to just put it on my long list of first time restaurants to visit. There are so many great restaurants in Vermont I think I will run out of life expectancy and money before I get to them all. But it's a goal.
You'll find Claire's at 41 South Main Street in Hardwick about 30 minutes north of Montpelier and maybe a little less than that west of St. Johnsbury.
There is an interesting article on chef Steven Obranovich at the Seasonal Chef website in which answers questions about his approach to using locally produced ingredients even in the middle of a Vermont winter.
Here's a thought: if you stay with us at the Grunberg Haus, go to dinner at Claire's (about a 45 minute drive), and bring back your review and a copy of the menu for our collection, we'll give you a $20 discount off the normal $115 room rate, double occupancy, for a room with a private bathroom, full cooked breakfast included - offer good anytime May 1 - June 15.
(c) 2009 Jeff Connor Grunberg Haus Inn
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Part I: Top Ten Energy Stocks You Should Own
Across the board, 2013 has already been a strong year for oil and natural gas companies and we're only five months into the year! What we have seen is that many of these oil and natural gas stocks have already made double digit gains on the year alone. This is one of the main reasons we have decided to focus this week on getting you invested in the right energy stocks. When it comes to energy stocks, all we have been seeing is huge gains across the board and that's why we believe this is a great time to invest in the energy sector. More importantly, we believe American based energy companies are set to produce some of the biggest returns over the next few years as there is a lot of speculation that we are entering an American Energy Boom that will propel these stocks higher.
Throughout the week, we are going to be focusing the majority of our articles on the energy sector and the best ways to invest within that sector. The article you are about to read right now is the first part to a two part article series where we will be offering our 10 Favorite Energy Stocks. Below are our first five energy stocks:
Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) Projections: +57.2%
A little over 19 months ago, we first recommended investors to BUY Halliburton as we saw it as a strong long-term investment. During those long 18 months, we unfortunately have nothing to show for it as shares are now trading at the same levels of where they were when we first initially invested. Our timing for HAL was originally wrong as we invested at the wrong moment as shares fell over 40% in the first 9 months due to falling oil prices and overall weakness in our global economy. Since then however, HAL has recovered quite nicely as shares are up +27% over the past 6 months and up +40% over the course of the past year as share prices are now back to where they were when we first initially invested. Fundamentally we still like Halliburton for all the same reasons, read our original article to find out more details.
Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) Poised to Pop: Good Times Ahead
Going forward, HAL's outlook is very bullish with 91% of analysts covering HAL issuing a BUY rating or higher. Overall there are 32 analysts currently covering HAL and all but 3 think it's a great BUY opportunity. If that doesn't make you feel comfortable then maybe this will, HAL is represented in the equity portfolio of Soros Fund Management who holds a $34 million stake.
2013 has been a good year for HAL investors for several reasons. For one, HAL's share price has appreciated +18% year-to-date, secondly in February Halliburton announced a +39% increase in its quarterly dividend to $0.125 per share, and finally in its most recent quarter (Q1 2013), the oil and gas E&P play reported a record $7.0 billion. Halliburton's management has stated that it's focused on improving North American margins in the intermediate-term and we have no reason to doubt that they won't accomplish this goal, as historically they have always been one of the most efficient management teams worldwide. If you're looking from George Soros point of view, he might see HAL as the best way to play America's energy boom.
Halliburton's strength in the tight oil and gas space is underrated. Trading at 10.7 times forward earnings, HAL is cheap especially compared to its peers. Going forward we are very optimistic about HAL's long-term outlook and believe that the company will continue to outperform against their competition and we believe they will position themselves as the leader of the American energy boom. As a result, we believe shares of HAL will be trading at $65 per-share 12-months from now which included with their annual dividend of 1.20% works out to be a total net yield of +57.2%.
Rex Energy (NYSE: REXX) Projections: +21%
Rex Energy has been a favorite of ours along with being one of our top-performing stock picks for both 2012 and 2013. We first recommended REXX as a strong BUY opportunity around a year ago. In that short time period, shares have soared over +78%. This probably lead to many investors to sell off their whole position thinking that the stock couldn't rise any higher without however actually reanalyzing the company's past and future performance, long-term projections, and overall outlook to see if there in fact is more potential still there. We did in fact take the time to reanalyze REXX and what we found was that while it had been a great year there was nothing to suggest that this run would stop or that REXX would lose value going forward. In fact, many key indicators led us to continue to be bullish on REXX. We did however sell half of our position recommending our readers to do the same as in case of a market correction it would protect our portfolio allowing us to play with the houses money rather than still having all our original starting capital at risk. To find out why we like REXX going forward simply click on the LINK below:
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Going forward we expect REXX to continue to outperform their peers and have placed a 12-month price target of $20 per share, a total net yield of +21%.
Range Resources (NYSE: RRC) Projections: +27%
Range Resources stock price has steadily climbed throughout the past year as shares are up +21% year-to-date and +38% over the course of the past 12 months. Going forward, there is nothing to doubt that RRC won't continue to rise higher as the company foresees production to grow between 20% to 25% over the course of the next few years. RRC's total resource potential is estimated to be anywhere between 50 to 70 trillion cubic feet equivalent of natural gas. Being a low-cost producer, RRC should yield exceptional profits from these upbeat production numbers.
We also believe that RRC's new strategy and focus on per-share growth instead of focusing on growth at all costs will be a big driving force for the company going forward and we believe it will be a key factor in sending share prices even higher. With increased production and exports expected to continue to grow there is little to suggest that Range Resource's stock won't stop continuing to steadily rise higher. In fact, we think RRC will be a big winner going forward and we expect shares prices to hit $95 over the course of the next 12 months, a total yield of +27%.
Southwestern Energy (NYSE: SWN) Projections: +40%
Southwestern Energy has made some key recent capital investments that we believe will only further strengthen the company's long-term outlook as well as sending share prices significantly higher. SWN recently doubled down on its Marcellus acreage, purchasing 162,000 acres from Chesapeake Energy for $93 million. Being the discoverer of the Marcellus play, SWN made the most of its first-mover advantage as they have continued to improve their operations within the acreage. This strategic investment has greatly strengthened SWN's overall outlook going forward leading to an increase in their overall projections across the board.
Even as SWN expands, the bulk of their assets are still in the Fayetteville Shale. SWN's strategic capital investments have been crucial providing the company with a low-cost structure that will help SWN profit even if gas prices were to fall or weaken. Shares of SWN rose +37% over the course of the past year, to many investors that is a great return but when you dig deeper and see the long-term potential you realize that SWN is just getting started. The combination of both SWN's smart and strategic investments along with their luck in what they discovered has led to increased optimism on SWN's overall long-term outlook. These findings have also led to many analysts across Wall Street upping their projections adding an additional +30% upside to SWN from current levels. The biggest news of all might be that SWN's recent acquisitions has led to them becoming a new position in the hedge fund managed by George Soros, the fund disclosed a $16.7 million position in Southwestern Energy.
Following a strong first quarter where SWN posted an annual increase in production of 11% along with earnings of $0.36 per share versus $0.30 EPS just a year ago representing solid growth. Add in the recent developments, acquisitions, and investments and SWN has become a much more interesting play and one that holds a lot more potential and value now going forward. We project shares of SWN to be trading at $52 per-share 12-months from now, a total net yield of +40%.
Ultra Petroleum Corp (NYSE: UPL) Projections: +63%
Just like RRC, Ultra Petroleum is another low-cost producer utilizing a new strategy to increase overall future production. UPL are now using their cost position to focus on profitable growth. UPL has cut back its capital program to make sure they invest within their cash flow. In doing so, they were able to trim off more than a billion dollars from their capital plans for this year alone. Going forward, the company will have the ability to spend more capital as cash flow increases. UPL's management team has chosen this strategy to keep the business more efficient and cash flow positive. They want to avoid the possibility of any possible cash flow problems going forward and this new strategy will allow for them to stay within their means and only spend what they can afford to.
UPL has robust projections when it comes to future production, as they believe that by 2016 they can grow their production by 42% while their EBITDA will more than double. These conservative projections only assume a minimal rise in natural gas prices, however it's very likely that the price of natural gas will rise above the $4.50 price that Ultra is modeling it to be by 2016. If this is true and natural gas prices do rise higher, then UPL will easily exceed their projections benefiting the business in many different positive ways. For one, higher natural gas prices will lead to an increase in both total revenue and overall profit for UPL. In turn, this will lead to higher cash flow numbers giving UPL more capital to reinvest back within the business which will only further promote increased growth and production. In turn, all of these added benefits will lead to a stronger long-term outlook for UPL, leading them to beat all future earnings estimates which will only further propel the stock to rise higher and higher.
UPL is already having a strong year in 2013, as share prices are up +28% year-to-date. Going forward, we firmly believe that UPL will be a quick riser and we project shares to be trading at $37 per-share 12 months from now, a total net yield of +63%.
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Mainly ones that are a little too out there.
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Also some of the popular names like Haley, Sophia, Olivia, Ava, Audrey, etc
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I've always liked Percy as a girl's name, but everyone tells me that it is 1). too often a boy's name to be truly gender neutral and 2). a geeky, unappealing name.
If I could get anyone else on board with it, I would probably use it.
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A past National Research Council (NRC) report (1983) recommended adoption of the concepts and definitions that have been discussed in this report. The NRC committee recognized that throughout a risk assessment, data and basic knowledge will be lacking and risk assessors will be faced with several scientifically plausible options (called inference options by the NRC) for dealing with questions such as those presented above. For example, several scientifically supportable options for dose scaling across species and for high- to low-dose extrapolation will exist, but there will be no ready means to identify those that are clearly best supported. The NRC committee recommended that regulatory agencies in the United States identify the needed inference options in risk assessment and specify, through written risk assessment guidelines, the specific options that will be used for all assessments. Agencies in the United States have identified the specific models to be used to fill gaps in data and knowledge; these have come to be called default options (EPA, 1986).
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It took Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney's band, The Black Keys, 10 long years — much of it either in the recording studio or logging tour miles in a van — to make it to the Grammy Awards for the first time in 2011.
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"We felt like when you dress up little kids for church, how uncomfortable they look in the clothes," Auerbach, the duo's singer and guitarist, recalls with a laugh. "That's sort of how we felt on the red carpet."
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ZZ Top is an American rock band, sometimes referred to as "That Little Ol'' Band from Texas". Their style, which is rooted in blues-based boogie rock, has come to incorporate elements of arena, southern, and boogie rock. The band, from Houston Texas, formed in 1969. Musician Billy Gibbons and drummer Dan Mitchell, originally in a band called the Moving Sidewalks, got together with bassist Lanier Greig (soon replaced by Billy Ethridge), to form ZZ Top. In 1969, Ethridge and Mitchell were replaced by Dusty Hill and (the beardless) Frank Beard from the band American Blues. The band soon began developing a following in Texas. They were signed to London Records in 1970 and released several albums, beginning with their 1971 debut album, followed by their 1972 album Rio Grande Mud. In 1973, the band emerged into the mainstream with the album Tres Hombres, and their 1975 follow-up Fandango! expanded on their sound and sense of humor. By the mid-1970s, they were among the most popular touring acts in the United States and broke various concert attendance feats. After years of touring, the band went on a two-year break in 1977, which resulted in Gibbons and Hill growing chest-length beards.
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Historic Association names preservation award honorees
MANCHESTER - The bell-towered alumni hall at Saint Anselm College, a block of center-city apartments and the supposedly retired Union Leader photographer George Naum are three of the 10 recipients of this year's Historic Preservation Awards, the city's main historic preservation organization announced.
Other recipients include Public Service of New Hampshire, which will be honored for its leadership and legacy; Attorney Cathy Green, who will receive the neighborhood preservation award for maintaining the integrity of her 764 Chestnut Street office; and Megan and Stephen Cairns, for designing a historically-sensitive addition to their 2451 Elm Street home.
"We really try to balance it out so we have a variety of honorees," said Aurore Eaton, executive director of the Manchester Historic Association. "It shows a variety of wonderful historic preservation activities that are taking place in this city."
The award winners are scheduled to be feted at the 21st Annual Historic Preservation Awards Dinner, scheduled for April 17 at the Center of New Hampshire-Radisson Hotel. The $75-a-plate event usually draws about 250 people and is one of the biggest fundraisers for the Manchester Historic Association.
Former Union Leader columnist John Clayton is the honorary chair for the event.
Ed Brouder, a local historian, educator and a former radio broadcaster, will be master of ceremonies. Music will be provided by the Michael Shaughnessy Trio.
Naum worked as a photographer with the Union Leader for 45 years, capturing about 50,000 images of the city and state from the 1950s to the 1980s. He also volunteers at the Historic Association.
"It's a big surprise," Naum said about the award. He remembers being ordered by a former city editor to clean out a room filled with negatives. He contacted the Historic Association, which quickly hauled them away.
For the past few years, he has been working to catalogue the images and identify people in them.
"I'm having a ball" he said.
Other honorees are:
--Stewardship Award, St. Anselm College. For preserving Alumni Hall, the college's main administration building. It was completed in 1893, and a bell tower was added in 1912.
-- Neighborhood Improvement Award, Elm Grove Companies. For the rehabilitation of Allyson Apartments, 307 Merrimack St. The circa 1889 Victorian apartment building includes ornate columns at the entryways and the decorative brackets on the roof overhang. Original wood siding was preserved in a recent remodeling.
--Leadership and Advocacy Award, Public Service of New Hampshire. For efforts that support the preservation of Manchester's history. For many decades the company has maintained historical properties and natural landscapes in the city.
-- Homeowner's Award, Carter A. Beck. For care of the 1916 home at 1153 Union St. The striking Federal-Revival style house was built in 1916 by prominent architect C. R. Whitcher.
--Stewardship Award, Amoskeag Terrace Condominium Association. For care of Amoskeag Manufacturing Company townhouses built 1915-1916, the last worker housing built by the company.
--Neighborhood Preservation Award, Attorney Cathy J. Green. For care of the Africa Family home at 764 Chestnut St. The eclectic late Victorian-era home was built in 1902 as the home of business leader Walter G. Africa and his family.
--Design Award, Megan and Stephen Cairns. For the historically-sensitive addition to the north side of their 2451 Elm St. home.
--City Landmark Award, Brookside Congregational Church. For the historical and architectural significance of the church property. Dedicated in 1960, the soaring Colonial-Revival Brookside Congregational Church building provides a new and gracious home that replaced the aging Franklin Street Church downtown.
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Transform a room in a weekend or less. It's perfect for even those who think they are artistically challenged. It's fun and very easy to do. It's just like coloring in a big coloring book! Your friends and family will think you are a brilliant artist. Each kit includes the paper pattern, transfer paper, directions and a color guide. You will need to buy the paints, a couple of brushes and some painters tape. Murals are reversible and reusable.1. TAPE the transfer paper and pattern to the wall.
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A precious wall mural fits perfectly in a girl's room. Outfitted in their tutus, bows and ballet slippers, these adorable and very feminine dinosaurs will dance their way into your heart. As they do pirouettes on their tiptoes, they bring laughter to any audience. Match this girl's room mural with our Sweet Dreams Bedhugger in the Princess & Castle category to make the sweetest room ever! Personalize the banner with your child's name (i.e., Erin's Dancing Dinos).
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U12 Festival Comes to A Close
The 2012 U12 Rush Festival has come to a close here in Virginia Beach today. In the featured games of the morning, the Texas Rush walked away with a clean sweep as the Texas Boys jumped out to a 4-0 lead on Colorado and held off a late push to win 4-2.
In the girls game, again the Texas girls jumped out to an early 1-0 lead. A missed penalty kick from Michigan was transitioned in three passes up the field for a Texas goal to take a 2-0 lead and kill the momentum for the Michigan squad. A set piece goal in the second half gave Michigan some life but the Texas defense allowed little after that point despite Michigan controlling the play of the game.
At closing ceremonies, the 'Fire in the Gut Award' was presented to Chloe Galler of New Mexico Rush (the lone member from that club to make the long trek east) and to Carson Knox of Texas Rush who was admitted to a local hospital at the start of the week and was not able to play throughout the Fest. Knoxy wanted to share a video with everyone at Rush Fest. The video is below:
The 'Spirit Award' for the week was hotly contested and there are no doubt some dissapointed Virginians as Texas Rush walked away with the victory for the spirit and enthusiasm they had for the duration of the event!
For the fifth year in a row the U12 Festival was an overwhelming hit with players, parents and coaches alike. Now the staff will prepare for the U14 Festival that begins Saturday evening.
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The Devils dynasty continues! After finishing off the upstart Mighty Ducks of Anaheim in Game 7 of the 2003 Stanley Cup finals, New Jersey joined the Detroit Red Wings as the only 3-time champions since the Edmonton Oilers of the mid-1980s. It was only fitting that the series would end at home with another shutout for Martin Brodeur!
With this poster, you are transported back to the glorious celebration on home ice, with the beloved Devils skating laps around the ice with the Cup held high. Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every single detail is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there! You can read the scoreboard, view the video screens, see the celebrating players on the ice, surrounded by thousands of fans and dozens of photographers; in fact, if you were at Game 7, you may even be able to find yourself in the crowd! This is the perfect item for Devils fans, a classy piece for your home or office and the perfect companion piece to "Heaven" (1995 Champs) and "Stanley Cup 2000 Panorama". It is a true work of art, worthy of a nice frame and a prominent space on your wall.
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Readers appreciated the video documentary I posted last week on the mentally ill in U.S. prisons, so here's a newer video on the elderly in prison. Forget humanitarianism; the economic costs alone of incarcerating so many elderly and infirm should be cause for alarm.
Al Jazeera's investigative reporting continues to impress me. In this special investigation, "Fault Lines: Dying Inside," we see amazing footage that includes:
- a prisoner with Huntington's Chorea in the nation's first specialized unit for demented patients, a 30-bed facility in New York that has never before been filmed for TV
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Tuesday, November 23, 2004HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (Nov. 23, 2004) - Marshall held off a late run by East Tennessee State to come away with an 80-76 win over the Buccaneers in the Henderson Center Tuesday night in Huntington, W.Va.
Marshall (1-1) took the lead for good at the 2:59 mark in the first half at 23-22, and saw its lead grow to as many as 19 points midway through the second half. However, ETSU (1-1) chipped away at the Herd's lead the rest of the way and got to within three with 1:05 remaining at 74-71. With the Bucs pressuring Marshall full court on the ensuing possession, the Thundering Herd's Joe Miles knifed through two defenders and found a wide open Mark Patton for a layup to push the MU lead back up to 76-71. The Herd held on in the final minute by making four out of six free throws and came away with the 80-76 victory.
Both teams got off to a slow start to the game, with the scoreboard showing only 18 points collectively for both teams ten minutes into the contest.
For the game, Marshall shot only 39.1% from the floor (25-64), while ETSU shot 37.5% (24-64). ETSU out-rebounded Marshall, 45-43, and committed 23 turnovers, compared to the Herd's 20.
Each member of the Herd's starting five scored in double figures, with A.W. Hamilton leading the way with 16 points. He also added seven assists, three rebounds, and two steals in 33 minutes of action. Enoch Bunch chipped in 13 points, David Anderson poured in 12, while Miles and Patton added 12 and ten points, respectively. LaVar Carter also had a good night for the Herd with seven points, nine rebounds, and three blocked shots in 19 minutes of play.
The Bucs' heralded junior point guard, Tim Smith (Newport News, Va.), had a stellar day with 35 points. Smith was 11-of-30 from the floor, ten-of-12 from the free throw line. He also added 4 steals in 34 minutes of action. Ben Rhoda (Dayton, Ohio), James Anthony (Tampa, Fla.), and Travis Strong (Memphis, Tenn.) each added ten points, with Anthony also tallying a double-double with ten rebounds.
The Bucs return home to face Fresno State Saturday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. from Memorial Center in Johnson City, Tenn. The day will also mark Keith Jennings Day, as East Tennessee State will honor the 1991 All-American.
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