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Remember when Alexander had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day? Even if you didn't read that book, chances are you know about bad days.
Maybe your friend doesn't want to hang out with you after school. Maybe you got a bad grade on your math test. Maybe you tripped on the sidewalk. Or maybe you just woke up feeling cranky. Everyone has bad days every now and then.
"It'd be great if we could laugh and be happy all the time. But in real life, you feel a wide range of emotions and sometimes those emotions make you feel bad," says Karla Harmon, a mental health counselor in Sioux Falls, S.D.
The important thing to know about bad days and bad moods is that there are lots of things that you can do to destroy bad moods.
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Figure out your feelings. Not feeling like yourself today? Try to figure out what's going on. Place your hand over your heart. Is it beating really fast? Is your breathing fast and not very deep? Does your belly hurt? Take a look in the mirror. Are your lips shut tight? Is your forehead wrinkled? Are your cheeks pinker (or maybe paler) than usual? Are there tears in your eyes? If so, you may be feeling angry, mad, frustrated, or sad.
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Take charge of your emotions. When things aren't going your way, you may get so angry that you want to yell, pout, or eat junk food. But doing things like that can make you feel worse and hurt others. Those actions cause your body to produce more adrenaline (the stuff that makes you want to fight) than usual. And your body also makes more cortisol (the stuff that can cause obesity and other diseases). "Once these mad juices start flowing, it's harder to keep control," says Harmon.
The good news is that you can take charge of your emotions.
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Take a deep breath. Try this deep belly-breathing exercise when your feelings start getting the best of you. Place your hands on your stomach. Inhale deeply through your nose as you count to 5 in your head. Picture a balloon in your belly filling up with air. Keep that balloon filled for a count of 3. Then slowly exhale through your mouth as you count to 7 until the balloon is little again.
Move your body. Being physically active -- moving around and playing -- is a great way to get rid of anger and frustration. You could whack tennis balls off the side of the house or a wall where you won't break anything, race across the yard, or crank up the tunes and sing and dance until you feel better.
Escape the situation. It's not always easy to snap out of a bad mood. Sometimes the best thing you can do is to get away from what's upsetting you before the feelings take over. Little brother driving you nuts? Go to another room. Frustrated at football practice? Give yourself a time-out. A friend hurt your feelings? Spend 30 minutes apart so you can talk to her about it later.
Get creative. Pour out your emotions into a journal. Draw a picture that shows how you're feeling. Make a list of things you're thankful for. Pound away on the piano, or act out your feelings in front of a mirror.
Be your own friend. If your friend were feeling bad, what would you say to make him feel better? Once you've figured that out, have a pep talk with yourself and then plan to do something fun that will make you feel better.
Get positive. Negative thoughts like "I'm stupid," "I stink at baseball," and "No one likes me" make your bad mood worse. Instead, think about and write down all of your good qualities. Stumped? Go ask your mom or dad. They're sure to name several things they love about you.
Put on a happy face. "The act of smiling actually tells the brain that you're happy -- so you start to feel happy," says Gonzalez-Ziegler. Hang out with friends and family who make you laugh. Or watch a laugh-out-loud TV show or YouTube video.
Ask for help. If you feel like you're having more gloomy days than sunshine-filled ones, or you have thoughts like, "I wish I'd never been born," please talk to an adult, such as a parent, teacher, coach, clergy person, or school counselor. "You should always ask for help when you feel overwhelmed or like the world's against you," says David Ermer, MD, in Sioux Falls, S.D. "Sometimes, emotions are just too big for 1 person to manage. With help from someone you trust, you'll feel better."


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Discussion in 'Large Art' started by Roma, May 19, 2012.
was that indoors?
weird. the reflection in the pink looks like a window but maybe it is just a nearby tree splitting it. Well gotta be honest, there isn't much about this image that makes it interesting. Focus is dead center and nothing really stands out in terms of line (flow) colours or texture.. etc. Maybe this would look cool if you had a lightsource below the nettles shining through it so it "glows" or sth.
Ye I agree, it' s a bit basic, but that was kinda what I was going for here.
Don' t really see where you get that window thing from though?
top right pink thing reflection
I don't have much photography critique but I enjoy the picture. One thing you could try that comes to mind for me is that some of the reflections of light blow out the image on the flower. You could take a high dynamic range set of pictures and then merge them into an HDR photo. That would definitely help the blow out.
Good job setting your focus.
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Launched in 1932 as an edited Who's Who in American Art, the Biennial has helped put such luminaries as Matthew Barney, Glenn Ligon, and Cindy Sherman on the map. This year's edition is smaller than Biennials past, with 51 artists hailing from all over the United States. Performance art will play a prominent role, as it did in 2008 and 2010, with curators Jay Sanders and Elisabeth Sussman reserving the museum's entire fourth floor for music, theater, and dance (among other things) on a massive stage. The exhibition runs March 1 to May 27.
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8+ TDs for Hartline this season, you heard it here first.
Me thinks Tannehill 20+ TDS 15 or less INTs (4+ rushing TDs of his own)
I gotta be honest, and I think we left the job half-unfinished. The Wallace acquisition was excellent, but that not only adds a top receiver and deep threat for Tannehill, it also opens up the running game, which we needed. But, we still have only 2 WR's, because I'm not convinced with Gibson. He had his most highlight-reel play against us, and I worry that it made a false impression in Ireland's mind. So, while the Wallace move is good, and I'm in favor of improving out slot receiver over Bess ... we didn't do it.
Gibson is a 3rd WR behind Wallace and Hartline, but IMHO, he's a below-average WR and was part of the only other WR corps in the NFL on par with the Dolphins as the worst in the league. Nobody in their right mind thinks Gibson stacks up with even the other guys in our own state--Vincent Jackson, Mike Wallace, Justin Blackmon, Mike Wallace or Brian Hartline. Heck, I'd even take Cecil Shorts over Gibson, so let's not delude ourselves that he's a quality #3.
It would have been great to add someone like Justin Hunter, Robert Woods or even Markus Wheaton, and if we weren't so scared about his concussions a Ryan Swope. But we skipped the position, and Ireland hasn't really shown any ability to scout college WR's, so that's not surprising.
At TE, we lost our ability to conceal run vs. pass when we let Fasano walk, and replaced him with a signaling system of Keller (pass) and Sims (run). Bad move, and neither of those guys is a good red zone theat.
I wish we had finished the job, passed on Dion Jordan, added Tyler Eifert or Justin Hunter and gone with Tank Carradine for the defense.
Tannehill will be improved, and the presence of Wallace helps tremendously. Gibson is a below-average WR, but he is still an improvement over Naanee, Armstrong, Binns, etc., and all the dross we trotted out there last year at 3rd WR. Frankly, I'm hoping Rishard Matthews develops and takes Gibson's spot. But, we still have a lot of improvement left around Tannehill next year ... LT, TE, WR3 and hopefully both of those receiving targets are legitimate red zone threats.
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"I want guys who want to make an impact on and off the field. Good human beings. Guys who want to get better. Guys who want to improve. They want to be great, want to win. Those types of guys we can work with every day." --Joe Philbin
- Defending the Read Option - What do you think?
Dang it sucks Josh Boyce was snagged by the Pats before we could of got him. I was reading that earlier today but Hey at least Ireland is actually noticing the fact that we still need that slot reciever that can really get the YAC (Bess had sure hands but wasn't that elusive to rack up the YAC) and make an impact in the slot.
Now on Gibson I believe he's going to turn some heads this year and we'll be excited! Hopefully mathews can do work this year and we can find another gem this offseason! Ha not going to lie, there's a lot of hoping for next season and boy it's going to be interesting to see how it all plays out. I don't want my balls blue so i'm going to start making my predictions come after preseason.
I agree with ya Marley7, and I was actually editing my post to add that while you posted, heh. Always good when others see things the same way we do.
Haha no worries and it's relieving isn't it? Well bruddah things should be finally looking up for as fin fans! Sounds crazy but when the Dolphins lose on Sunday it just zaps my energy for the rest of the day. SOOO hoping next season I'll have the opportunity to enjoy a few sweet celebration drinks with my feet up enjoying the highlights on espn!
Richard Matthews will surprise a lot of people.
He's replacing Bess. Book it.
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Before refrigeration, the root cellar was an essential way to keep carrots, turnips, beets, parsnips, potatoes, and other root vegetables fresh through the winter months.
If you have snowy, wintery conditions, this time-tested storage method still makes sense today—whether you stock a root cellar with your own homegrown produce or the bounty from local farmers' markets.
What is a Root Cellar?
Technically, a root cellar is any storage location that uses natural cooling, insulating, and humidifying properties of the earth.
- To work properly, a root cellar must be able to hold a temperature of 32º to 40º F and a humidity level of 85 to 95 percent.
- The cool temperature slows the release of ethylene gas and stops the grow of microorganisms that cause decomposition.
- The humidity level prevents loss of moisture through evaporation—and the withering looks that go along with it.
Basement Root Cellars
Today, root cellars are often attached to houses for easy access, though it can take some effort to create a cold basement corner.
- The best method is to use the foundation walls on the northeast corner for two sides.
- Build the other two walls in the basement with stud and board.
- Insulate the interior walls, ceiling, and door (and any pipes or ducts) to keep the heat out.
- Ensure there is a ventilation system that allows cool, fresh air from the outside to be brought into the root cellar and stale air to be exhausted out.
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Another option outside the house is to dig down into the ground or horizontally into a hillside.
- This option requires good drainage; sandier soil works better. An elevated slope helps because the water will run away from your pit as it moves downward.
- If your winter temperatures drop below 25 degrees, dig your pit deep enough so that all the crops are under the soil's surface.
- As you dig your hole in the ground, flare the sides so that it does not cave in.
- Line the hole with straw and dried leaves, cover the hole with a thick wooden lid, and cover the lid with soil.
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During the wintertime, using a metal garbage cans or barrel in your hole-in-the ground cellar helps keep water out.
- Dig a hole slightly larger than the diameter of the garbage can and deep enough so that the can's lid will sit 4 inches above the soil level.
- Heap earth around the circumference, add straw inside the can with the crops, and cover the lid with straw or mulch and a sheet of plastic to keep everything dry.
- Root vegetables will store well, even in the coldest weather.
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To create the best atmosphere in your root cellar, consider this:
Complete temperature stability is reached about 10 feet (3 m) deep.
Don't dig a root cellar near a large tree; the tree's roots can be difficult to dig through, and they will eventually grow and crack the cellar walls.
Inside, wooden shelving, bins, and platforms are the norm, as wood does not conduct heat and cold as rapidly as metal does.
Air circulation is critical for minimizing airborne mold, so shelves should stand 1 to 3 inches (3 to 8 cm) away from the walls.
For outdoor root cellars, packed earth is the preferred flooring. Concrete works well and is practical for a cellar in a basement.
Every root cellar needs a thermometer and a hygrometer (to measure temperature and humidity, respectively), which should be checked daily, if possible.
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Feaster was given an offer from Chiarelli that was easy to walk away from, and easy enough for Pitt to get themselves a shot at the table in the 1st place - that's the point.
You have so many errors in your posts ........it's ridiculous.
Feaster agreed to Chiarelli's offer .........he didn't walk away from it.
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I was raised in a household of atheists. My parents were card-carrying members of the American Communist Party, and therefore the atheism in my household was quite close to the militant anti-theism of the so-called "new atheists".
People hold clearly discordant points of view, and it would be dishonest to ignore the conflict. Yet some voices emphasize the dissonance without any note of harmony to put it in context. Too often, science and faith becomes a hostile battle of worldviews, sounding angry, dissonant chords even among fellow Christians. But civil, gracious dialogue is possible.
In this series, U.S. Navy Commander Mike Beidler shares his own personal journey from accepting young-earth creationism to embracing evolutionary creationism.
Gregg Davidson and Ken Wolgemuth seek to remove the stumbling block of the Genesis flood in this four part series. Though many believe in an ancient world-wide flood, the evidence given does not hold up to geological scrutiny, but points rather to something regional instead. It is their hope that Christians will not walk away from faith in Christ simply because a global flood is not supported by science. Looking at natural phenomena like the Grand Canyon, salt beds, and fossil deposits, they reveal reasons for these deposits and structures while showing that their origin did not stem from a violent flood that covered the planet.
I found myself in a very awkward situation. On the one hand I was a follower of Jesus Christ who loved the Bible, knew that it was God's Word, and, therefore, not full of lies. However, I also was someone who had loved science for many years and was planning on pursuing a career in research...
In this series, Bob Jones University graduate David Buller recounts his spiritual and intellectual journey in which he came to a deeper understanding of the metaphorical nature of the Genesis creation account and no longer views evolution as contradictory to God's Word. It is the story of a courageous and truth-seeking heart.
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As a child, I started reading the Bible as soon as I could and I made my decision for Jesus wholeheartedly at the age of nine. Nurtured in an "all Christian environment," I knew little else. But certain questions tended to nag at me.
By all accounts, my faith should have perished the moment I started asking questions about faith and science. All my life I'd been taught that I had to choose—between believing the Bible and believing my science book, between honoring God and embracing evolution.
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Outside of my family and my personal relationship with God, there is nothing in recent years that has shaped me more profoundly than the Sunday School class I teach. It all began ten years ago, when I was asked to do a three week series on biology and faith.
The three part series, written by Paul Seely, explores the scientific validity of the Flood in Genesis. He offers the approximate date of the flood according to Scripture, and then looks at various lines of evidence that contradict the idea of a global flood at that time. In light of other Mesopotamian flood stories, scholars conclude that the flood was local at best. In the end, he suggests that this story primarily reveals theological truths from a limited scientific understanding of natural events.
I'm a conservative evangelical. When I became a Christian fourteen years ago, I not only embraced profound new spiritual perspectives, but inherited a host of new scientific views: the earth was young, macro-evolution was false, and to affirm the contrary was to discredit the Bible and even the Gospel.
Many evangelicals believe that Young Earth Creationism is the only authentic, biblical way for Christians to understand origins, and that until the advent of Darwin's theory of evolution, it was the only view held by Christians. However, in this excerpt from Saving Darwin, Karl Giberson explains that Young Earth Creationism's origins are surprisingly recent.
A college student raised as a young-earth creationist shares his story of coming to understand and appreciate God's evolving creation.
Some criticized John for his theistic evolutionary position and even his appreciation for Darwin. But Stott saw no contradiction between his own commitment to the authority of Scripture and his openness to God's use of evolution in His creative process.
"If I have one criticism of my fellow theologians from time to time, it's that they're often stuck in the physics of the 19th century rather than the 20th and 21st centuries."
Dean Nelson and Karl Giberson address the warfare mentality present at the intersection of science and Christian faith through the story of John Polkinghorne: one man who dared to cross the boundary from physics into priesthood. Through a series of extensive interviews with Polkinghorne himself, Nelson and Giberson are able to examine the deeper questions of "how do we know Truth?" and "how does a leading scientist think about the more mysterious aspects of faith -- prayer, miracles, life after death, resurrection?" The series enriches the discussion about science and religion through the voice of this generation's most significant thinker on this topic.
How can a scientist really believe in miracles? How, or why, does a scientist pray? And how could a physicist possibly believe in the Resurrection of Jesus?
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Does anyone here know what the best method of making some lead weights would be? I need to make around 150 pounds of weights for a USMTS Dirt Modified. I've got six 5 gallon buckets full of wheel weights. Any ideas?
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An old gas stove and some old pans. My daughter tested postive for lead poisioning years ago so that ended my bullet making in the house so i would do it outside if possible. You can also use a torch but it takes a little longer unless you have a rosebud. I made a barbell weight set years ago and used round steel cake pans for the molds...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I have a couple of things I use to melt lead for weights.
I have a plumbers propane pot, but a propane gas ring or turkey fryer burner works great and is a lot cheaper. I also run a propane weed burner as an auxilery heat source to help heat the top to get the weights started.
My "pot" is the bottom of an old steel welding tank I snaged from the hydro shop as dead. About 10" across and 8" high. My small pot is a chunk of steel pipe with a 1/2" plate welded to the bottom. Both work better than the small iron plumbers pots that I used to use.
As a mold I have several chunks of C channel that I welded ends on. The ends are sloped so the lead drops out easy. I have also used cupcake pans. I have had some issues with some lead sticking to the cake type pans if it gets too hot. Sort of solders itself to the steel.
I usually melt down some clean scrap to get a puddle in the pot than start adding in junk mixed with crud. I add extra heat to the top with the weed torch and skim off all the steel, copper, or what ever. I use a metal pasta scoop, A large perferated spoon and a laddle that I picked up from the dollar store to clean the lead and do small pours in sinker molds and dive weight molds. The extra I pour in to the Cchannel molds as clean ingots for later use.
I try ang pour almost all the lead from the pot before I quit. The large mass in the pot is to hard to get started otherwise.
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Toss a small chunk of beef tallow or a strip of raw bacon on the top of the molten lead just before you want to pour. Stir the lead around as the fat smokes and burns off and it will lump all the slag up and make it easy to skim off. Lead oxide is the bad for you part. Be carefull of the gray crud it is very bad for you stuff. I saw a good trick the Porsche road racers use. They took a right side floor pan from a car and used it as a mould. Made weights that fit like a glove to the floor. They were easy to bolt tightly in place and the weight was as low as legal for a better COG.Weekend wannab racer with some welders.
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How are you fastening the weights? When I was racing karts, used tuna cans and a torch, 5 lbs. each, but I placed a bolt in the the can before pouring in the lead. I know you're talking alot more weight, but think about where it's going and how you're fastening it. I know a guy who was racing "blunderbust" cars at the local track. He "tubed" his chassis and slid the weights inside. Had holes at different locations in order to lock the weights where he wanted, with thru bolts or threaded rod.
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Have you ever gazed up at the sky to see a colorful flock of Bachman's warblers migrating south for the winter? Have you ever swum in the sea only to see a Caribbean monk seal playing freely? What about seeing an eastern Cougar stalking through the woods or a Goff's pocket gopher digging a tunnel on the coast?
I bet you haven't as these animals are extinct, gone forever and as of January 2011. There are however, more than 1,170 species on the brink of joining them.
Below are a few of Florida's most wanted animals. They're wanted not for being bad natured but because they're so endangered and we would like them to stay around for future generations to enjoy.
The Florida Panther (Puma concolor coryi)
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Perhaps one of Florida's most famous animals, serving as the state's mascot, the Florida panther is also one of its most endangered. Their numbers have been dwindling toward extinction since the 1960s due to loss of habitat, collisions with vehicles, and genetic defects. Many people fear these big cats, which can grow 6-7ft. long, but they should know there are no recorded incidents of a panther attacking a person. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, before the Europeans arrived there were once more than 1,360 panthers in the wild but now there are only an estimated 100 left in south Florida.
Ivory Billed Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis)
A bird so endangered, scientists are unsure whether or not it's already extinct, the Ivory billed woodpecker has been reportedly spotted in the woods of North Florida, the cypress swamps of southwest Florida and swamp areas of central Florida. Is the bird extinct or elusive? Only time needed to repopulate and scientific searches will tell.
West Indian Manatee (Trichechus manatus)
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These gentle giants grace the freshwater springs and costal waterways of Florida. Even though you would think living below the surface would protect them, they still face danger in the form of boating accidents, cold weather and pollution. Manatees are vital to our Florida ecosystems as they help prevent aquatic plant overgrowth and bring thousands of tourists to our state a year. Estimates place only a couple thousand West Indian manatees left in the wild, with the largest population residing here in Florida. These creatures have been around for millions of years and with caution, we can keep it that way.
These are just a few of the many Florida animals on the verge of disappearing forever. Luckily, there is still hope for the future thanks to rehabilitation and breeding programs. You too can help these animals by becoming more aware of threats to their lives and by supporting programs that ensure their survival. A few such programs include "adopting" your favorite animal for as little as $25, purchasing license plates where a portion of the proceeds go toward habitat protection and adding your name to online petitions. Together we can ensure these beautiful creatures survive and thrive for future generations to enjoy.


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I would love it if you could view your history or bookmark words, but I'm fairly sure that you can't. See, for example, the TUAW article "Apple updates Dictionary app in Lion, still has a long way to go":
I'm also unaware of any hacks or add-ons that would make this possible.
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Big changes loom at Cedar Fair.
If unitholders approve the deal, an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, a huge New York private equity firm, will acquire the Cedar Fair Entertainment Co. in the next few weeks. But what does that mean for Cedar Fair and Cedar Point?
Follow our coverage of the Cedar Fair deal HERE.
Josh Kosman, the author of the new book "The Buyout of America," says private equity firms usually harm the companies they buy. But Steven Neil Kaplan, Neubauer Family professor of entrepreneurship and finance at the University of Chicago and a noted expert on private equity firms, says the weight of evidence shows that most improve the companies they buy.
Kaplan has a doctorate degree in business economics from Harvard University, has testified before Congress and has won numerous awards for his teaching and research papers.
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Q. The Blackstone Group bought the Busch Entertainment parks, and Apollo Global Management has made a deal to buy Cedar Fair's family of amusement parks. Why are private equity companies interested in amusement parks right now?
A. I don't know for sure, but what I would guess with amusement parks (is), 1) they want to buy them at what they think is an attractive price ... and 2) the businesses generate cash flow, right? It's largely a cash business; you don't have big inventories, you don't have big receivables because people pay when they come. So, it's a business where you can put leverage on it and you can actually make your debt payments. I think probably, third, they think with some of these, they think there is room for some improvement over the way they have been run at the moment, and that's what they typically look to buy.
Q. Are these deals a sign that the credit situation is improving? Is it easier for private equity companies to borrow money and make these kinds of deals and acquisitions?
A. Yeah, absolutely.
Q. I've been trying to do a crash course on private equity companies, and as part of my research, I listened to an interview Josh Kosman did with National Public Radio and I've been reading his book. He doesn't really paint a very positive picture of most private equity firms. He said they usually harm the companies they acquire.
A. His book is completely wrong and is very selective in what it presents. For example, he quotes some of my work in a negative way about private equity. He doesn't quote any of my work that is very positive. And in fact, the overall evidence, which he doesn't cite, is that private equity firms basically improve the operations of the company. There's a lot of variance, so sometimes they don't. Sometimes they do.
But if you look at large samples, the evidence is largely positive. Some of the evidence is mixed. Some of the evidence is positive. There's almost no evidence that is negative. So when you look at large numbers of deals and you look at the record, it's basically on average positive what happens at the companies that the private equity firms invest in.
He of course in his book picks negative examples. And what he cites in his book, he cites negative examples. I'm not sure why he does that. He was once fired by a private equity owned company. He may have an ax to grind.
The other thing that I think he gets wrong in his book is he says that when a private equity owned company has trouble making its debt payments that they're always shut down, and that's just completely wrong. There's no way Cedar Fair will be shut down. As long as the operations generate cash, they'll operate. It's really a question of how much debt they're going to end up having.
The bottom line is that private equities are not perfect. They do good deals and bad deals. But on the whole, they actually end up increasing cash flow in the companies in which they invest. If they didn't, lenders wouldn't give them money.
Q. Right now, Cedar Fair is a publicly-traded company. If they are acquired by Apollo, it is going to take them private. What kind of changes are at least possible or even likely in such a scenario?
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Q. One of the reasons that Cedar Fair was listening to offers was that they have a really big debt load right now. Part of the deal is that Apollo is going to assume all of that debt load. The way Cedar Fair has explained it to me, they needed someone who can help them refinanance and take care of that.
A. That's the third thing these firms do. This is what Apollo has more of a reputation for doing, is restructuring debt. There you wouldn't see much of an effect on the core business. So business would go on, and what Apollo would be doing would be financially engineering the capital structure so that the company has more room to operate, and wait for the economy to pick up. In that case, you would not see a whole lot change in the immediate short run, other than they would figure out a way to restructure the debt. That's something that Apollo in particular has a reputation for and expertise in doing.
Q. That sounds like good news. Professor Kaplan, the current CEO at Cedar Fair, Dick Kinzel, has been promised he is going to stay on as CEO and run the day-to-day affairs of the company. Some of the people I've interviewed are kind of skeptical. They say that with ownership comes management, and we shouldn't take those assurances too seriously.
A. I think that's correct. Once the private equity firm owns the company, they control the company.
I think if they told the CEO they're sticking with him initially, they probably are.
If he delivers, if the company performs well, he will stay. My guess is that if the company doesn't perform well, then he will not stay.


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Magda's - A Venezuelan diner
This spot looks like a diner. The menu is half Venezuelan and half traditional diner food like burgers, omelets, and all-day breakfast egg plates.
Ordered the Venezuelan staple of pabellón con barandas. They did a very nice job on this. The beef was well seasoned without being salty, full of slow cooked flavours, and extremely tender. The beans were nicely seasoned and had some queso fresco to round out the flavours. The plantains were sweet, cooked to a perfect slight crisp on the outside and still creamy on the inside. The arepa was nicely formed on the outside, got some grill marks on it, and was glutinous on the inside.
Everything was enhanced by the three housemade sauces provided - their version of guasacaca (which was must looser than I have had before, yet still with a pleasant taste), a garlic sauce, and a housemade hotsauce. The hotsauce had some serious kick, and really enhanced everything.
In a city with limited Latin flavours, Magda's fills the void nicely. I've been back twice so far, and will continue to return - although likely will stick to the Venezuelan parts of the menu!
Magda's reminds me of every restaurant in every Latin American country I've ever been in (except the ones with dirt floors of course)-I love the place the food and the people.
And the numbers on the tables!
re: Sam Salmon
I felt weirdly affronted with myself reading this excellent post, as in "Why didn't I already know about this place?" :-).
Delighted to be informed and planning to check it out soon. Wish I hadn't missed the Christmas dishes...
re: grayelf
I could have sworn there was an earlier post about Magda's here.
Edit: Found it. el_lobo_solo posted about it on WM's forums in October.
I agree with YVR and Sam on the arepas and super friendly service. The only thing I tried was an arepa-type sandwich. The arepas were huge compared to the ones I've had before but was told these were the authentic size. My filling was roasted pork (pernil) with avocado and queso fresco, and I had to douse the meat with the sauces mentioned above to give it some flavour. My sweet-tooth was happy with an horchata-type drink loaded with condensed milk--I forget the name of this though.
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I hate to say it but I was not a fan of the arepas we had in Venezuela lo these many years ago. Totally ready to try them here though, and don't mind sauce-dousing if said sauce is tasty. Thanks.
re: grayelf
To be brutally honest Arepas are not going to set the world on fire any time soon-but they are a novel occasionally tasty way to ingest Maize based cuisine.
In particular the fact that Arepas are made from plain (non-niximalized) Maize flour sometime puts off people accustomed to Mexican products like Gorditas.
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I have been making my own arepa using arepa flour for a while. The kids love them. I think of them as fried polenta patties.
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Oh, so it's where Alk-O-Bar used to be. And before them was that quirky T-Hut chiuchow cuisine place .........
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This is indeed where T-Hut was. It is much improved decorwise since then though still pretty minimalist. We hit them up for a family dinner a week ago Saturday.
We got rock-star parking out front as we were there on the early side but they do indeed have free municipal lots behind them.
Our DCs beat us there and had their eye on the pabellon criollo ($12) at a recco from another table, so we got that. We also tried the arepitas, the chicha ($4.95) drink that els liked so much, the special parilla ($16.50), and the bandera montanera ($13.75), and the arepa reina pepiada, a sandwich ($10.25).
The pabellon was a bit hit with the table, though I was not enamoured of the red peppers in it, or the slight sweetness. What knocked my socks off was the rice, which was lovely and buttery, cooked to a perfect al dente. The arepitas were stuffed with a sour cream and cheese mix that reminded me of soft goat cheese. Nice way to ingest arepas :-). The chicha is like a dish all to itself, very rice and sweet -- loved it but glad we all shared it as to drink one alone would fill me up too much. The special parilla comes with chicken, beef and chorizo tossed in the same green sauce that comes to the table. The meat is perched on top of a pile of chopped head lettuce with sad winter tomato slices and four or five slabs of fried cassava. I was surprised how much I enjoyed this dish but again glad we were sharing it. The bandera montanera had lovely steak prepared in just the way I remember from our many trips to Latin America long ago -- a bit of chew but still tender, and lots of flavour. The beans were excellent too. The sandwich was as described above, not bad but a bit bland.
Very nice service from what appears mostly to be family members. Prices perhaps a tad high for what you get (the sandwich in particular didn't seem like good value) but the portions are pretty generous and the ingredients of solid quality. I would come back and eat family style for sure. Total bill all in for four and a half people: $80.
re: grayelf
Magda's continues to Please-nay-Excel-a delight for the senses (with the Best Music in Vancouver).
Anyone tried their empanadas or pupusas? Are they available during dinner? I've never had deep fried empanadas before...I've only had the baked (Chilean?) ones at Panaderia Latin Bakery on Joyce.