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6681 Dull Road Arcanum, OH 45304
Courtesy: RE/MAX Victory 937-524-0080 M. Larry Lemonds
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Home has been well cared for and appears to be in move in condition. Very rural setting. There are two outbuildings both have electricity, one for storage and the other is set up as a work shop. Great for hobby shop!!
Courtesy: Lyle Bixler Realty 937-692-5139 Lyle Bixler
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This home features a large open front porch to enjoy summer evenings, a large closed-in back porch, built-in bookcases, eat-in kitchen with a separate dining room, 1 bedroom down with full bath, 2 large bedrooms up with a full bath. Utility area in kitchen. Nice 22x20 garage with overhead storage.
6188 Dull Road Arcanum, OH 45304
Courtesy: BHHS Professional Realty 513-755-4400 Scott Fogt
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Here is your chance to grab your own slice of the pie. This 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch sits on almost 2 acres and has so much to offer. No rear neighbors and a (approx 50x30) barn with concrete floor. Kitchen has been updated and the appliances stay. (deep freeze in garage does not convey) Large rooms and family room and dining room share great arched doorways. Be sure to add this to your list of homes to see.
Courtesy: Lyle Bixler Realty 937-692-5139 David Fine
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This property backs up to the Arcanum Community Park and has a fenced back yard. The laundry has plumbing for a half bath (fixtures have been removed) and the washer and dryer are included with the appliances staying with the home. The bath has a whirlpool tub.
Courtesy: Lyle Bixler Realty 937-692-5139 Lyle Bixler
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Great 3 bedroom home with 19 ft kitchen and breakfast area. Abundance of kitchen cabinets, pantry and plenty of lighting. Spacious 28 ft great room with a 12x16 sun room off to the well-landscaped back yard. Master suite with large closet and full bath. Window treatments and storage building will stay.
Courtesy: DJ Rose Realty 937-547-3077 Debra Rose
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Set on your deck and enjoy your view of your acreage with a woods that opens to creek. Open floor plan in this 2 bedroom one story home allows for many possibilities, you will enjoy the fireplace in the spacious great Room ,which opens to kitchen with large breakfast bar. Garage currently converted but can easily be made back into a garage. Call today to schedule your private tour.
Courtesy: Leis Realty Company 937-548-5750 Kim Leis-Anderson
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WOW!! Get over here quick... All the work has been done for you, furnace 2015, hot water heater, bathroom completely remodeled with ceramic tile shower walls and floor, ceramic tile floor in utility room, new exterior door, paint throughout, laminate floor in kitchen and family room in 2012, newer vinyl windows tilt-in, updated breakers and electric. Nicely landscaped around the property. Room for all your toys and a shop in the 4 car garage. Curtains do not convey.
Courtesy: Leis Realty Company 937-548-5750 Kim Leis-Anderson
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This is no ordinary brick ranch. Large family room with a pellet to keep you warm on those winter nights and when the electric goes out. Kitchen has abundance of cabinets and counter space and an island. Enclosed patio for your enjoyment with view of open field and hot tub (current owners newer used it). The 2 1/2 car garage has plenty of storage overhead and workbench. Outside shed for lawn mower and tools. This is a must see, owner wants offer.
Courtesy: Royce & Associates 937-890-8732 C. Michael Royce
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Brick & vinyl exterior Ranch with updated tilt in windows-3 bedrooms-1 car attached garage. Dimensional roof new in 2004, deep double closets-1.2 acre lot! Large patio, shed. Home Warranty!
Courtesy: Lyle Bixler Realty 937-692-5139 Lyle Bixler
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Great older 2-story! Kitchen features movable island bar with ceramic counter top - also, window box seat. Concrete patio between house & garage. 2-car garage has space for a workshop.
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Going into the final six weeks of the year, the major U.S. stock markets have already registered 20%-plus gains, and most are at or near record levels. The benchmark Standard & Poor's 500 is up 26% to 1798, finishing the week at a new high. This is the best year for the S&P since 2003. Small stocks have soared even higher, with the Russell 2000 index up 31%. And the workhorse Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the week at a record 15,961, having moved up almost 22%.
The widespread gains have prompted talk of a bubble similar to ones in 2000 and 2007. And in certain pockets of technology, including social media and cloud-related companies, that is no doubt true. Highfliers like Twitter twtr -1.8827708703374777% Twitter Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD27.62 -0.53 -1.8827708703374777% /Date(1444165306032-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 31148369 AFTER HOURS USD27.4 -0.22 -0.7965242577842143% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 146120 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 19037957795.5994 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 488913 More quote details and news » (ticker: TWTR), LinkedIn lnkd 0.44695607500642176% LinkedIn Corp. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD195.52 0.87 0.44695607500642176% /Date(1444165248259-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 860733 AFTER HOURS USD195.5 -0.02 -0.010229132569558102% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10016 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 25374492849.5397 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 371474 More quote details and news » (LNKD) and Workday wday -0.8609271523178808% Workday Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD74.85 -0.65 -0.8609271523178808% /Date(1444165372334-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1105996 AFTER HOURS USD75.5 0.65 0.8684034736138945% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 24263 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 14269500000 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 259999 More quote details and news » (WDAY) all look overextended. And in the strongest IPO market since 2007, shares of up-start restaurant chains Noodles & Co. ndls 1.8436578171091444% Noodles & Co. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD13.81 0.25 1.8436578171091444% /Date(1444165200108-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 131505 AFTER HOURS USD13.56 -0.25 -1.8102824040550325% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7185 P/E Ratio 64.14305620065025 Market Cap 384698534.99111 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 45869.1 More quote details and news » (NDLS) and Potbelly pbpb -0.7233273056057866% Potbelly Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD10.98 -0.08 -0.7233273056057866% /Date(1444165200187-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 375603 AFTER HOURS USD10.94 -0.04 -0.36429872495446264% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5935 P/E Ratio 78.42857142857143 Market Cap 334166860.441361 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 50170.7 More quote details and news » (PBPB) are rich enough to give you heartburn.
But big blue chip stocks, including large financial, technology, and energy companies, still look attractive. The S&P 500 is valued at 16 times projected 2013 operating profits of $109 and at 15 times estimated 2014 earnings of $120. Those price/earnings ratios are about equal to the long-run average. Even if next year's earnings growth is closer to this year's projected 5% than to the aggressive current estimate of 10%, the S&P 500 forward P/E is 15.6, which doesn't look excessive at a time of near-zero short-term rates, a 2.71% yield on the 10-year Treasury note, and sub-6% average yield on junk bonds. The S&P 500 dividend yield is 2%, but the earnings payout ratio is historically low at about 35%, meaning companies have room to further boost dividends.
This is the best year for the S&P since 2003. Small stocks have soared even higher. Getty Images
"The first stage of the bull market was a revaluation to something resembling reasonable levels as it dawned on investors that the world wasn't going to end," says Stephen Auth, chief investment officer at Federated Investors. "The second stage began this summer with a transition to the view that the economy is accelerating and that earnings are poised to increase significantly in the coming years."
Tom Lee, the bullish JPMorgan strategist, says "We're in a secular bull market that will last at least another three years." Adds Jim Paulsen of Wells Capital Management, "If inflation stays at 3% or less, the market P/E could get into the 20s."
(For a differing view, see the interview with GMO's Ben Inker, "Bright Spots in a Pricey Market.")
Auth, who has been one of the most bullish analysts in Barron's periodic surveys of Wall Street strategists, thinks the S&P 500 could hit 2000 by the end of next year, about 11% above current levels.
Among major asset classes, stocks are by far the best, he says. "The fundamentals are good for stocks and terrible for everything else: bonds, commodities, and cash." Treasury and junk-bond yields are at historically low levels, while slowing growth in China and much of the developing world is cooling demand for a range of commodities, which are in the red this year based on broad-based indexes.
Barron's consistently has been bullish on the stocks in recent years, starting from the market low in March 2009 ("Ouch! That Hurt," March 9, 2009) and including a cover story early this year when the Dow industrials traded around 14,000 ("New Highs in Sight," February 4).
One of the biggest coming challenges for stocks is the likely curtailment of the Federal Reserve's aggressive bond purchases during 2014. When Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke raised the prospect of "tapering" in the spring -- an action that the Fed has since postponed -- stocks stumbled. But Auth argues stocks can appreciate in 2014 in the face of higher bond yields.
THERE ARE PLENTY of reasons for caution. Margin debt has risen to record levels, investor complacency is high with the VIX index -- a gauge of volatility known as the "fear index" -- near a 10-year low, and many professional investors are raising cash or hedging their portfolios. Warnings about bubble-like conditions are coming from the likes of BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and longtime bull Warren Buffett who said two months ago, when the S&P was 5% below current levels, that he's "having a hard time finding things to buy." That said, last week Berkshire Hathaway brka -0.9271709953112646% Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD196720 -1841 -0.9271709953112646% /Date(1444165282950-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 169 P/E Ratio 18.006324749027925 Market Cap 326357827448.343 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 631234 More quote details and news » (BRKA) disclosed that it had taken a $3.45 billion stake in ExxonMobil xom 1.4060669183700039% Exxon Mobil Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD77.89 1.08 1.4060669183700039% /Date(1444165213353-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18120898 AFTER HOURS USD77.75 -0.14 -0.17974065990499422% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 13.859430604982206 Market Cap 320255384312.868 Dividend Yield 3.7488766208755937% Rev. per Employee 3545460 More quote details and news » (XOM).
Barron's Roundtable member Scott Black of Delphi Management in Boston notes this year's bull move is different because "the market hasn't left anything behind." All major sectors of the stock market have rallied this year, a contrast to the situation in 1999 and 2000 when technology soared and most other areas of the stock market trailed badly. Among the few weak spots in 2013 are coal and gold shares.
Another laggard has been real-estate investment trusts, which have risen just 5% including dividends, as measured by the MSCI U.S. REIT index. That's behind telecom, utilities, and master limited partnerships. REITs appear to be one of the most attractive income-oriented sectors of the stock market given average dividend yields of about 4%, the prospect of mid-single digit annual profit growth and some inflation protection.
The case for small and mid-cap stocks is harder to make after outsize gains this year and more than a decade of outperformance relative to their larger brethren. The median mid-cap stock in the S&P MidCap 400 has a market value of about $3.4 billion while the median issue in the S&P SmallCap 600 is just under $1 billion.
"Small caps are awfully expensive on an absolute basis and relative to large-cap stocks," says Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategist Steven DeSanctis. He calculates that the Russell 2000 index is valued at about 18.5 times forward earnings. The small-cap benchmark historically has had a higher P/E than the S&P 500, but the spread has averaged less than one multiple point. The gap, based on 2014 earnings estimates, is now more than two points.
DeSanctis's work shows that when small stocks have been this expensive -- dating back to 1979 -- the return in the subsequent 12 months has averaged a negative 1% and they have trailed large-cap stocks by about five percentage points. Black agrees, noting that small- and mid-cap indexes look overpriced and that large-cap stocks are fairly valued. "It's getting especially difficult to find good value among small and mid-cap stocks," he says.
One indication of how scarce bargains are in the small- and mid-cap arenas is that there are just 10 stocks in the S&P mid-cap index with P/Es of 10 or lower based on estimated 2013 earnings and just 14 such stocks in the S&P small-cap index. There are 21 sub-10 P/E stocks in the S&P 500 with the largest representation from financials, including MetLife met -0.5231219920485457% MetLife Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD47.54 -0.25 -0.5231219920485457% /Date(1444165481183-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6427129 AFTER HOURS USD47.54 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 8.057627118644067 Market Cap 53375743125.8066 Dividend Yield 3.155237694572991% Rev. per Employee 1055850 More quote details and news » (MET), Prudential Financial pru -0.7375776397515528% Prudential Financial Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD76.71 -0.57 -0.7375776397515528% /Date(1444165343592-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1551839 AFTER HOURS USD76.71 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 13.223126249741433 Market Cap 34853279449.4629 Dividend Yield 3.0243775257463175% Rev. per Employee 1223960 More quote details and news » (PRU), and Capital One Financial cof -0.10624169986719788% Capital One Financial Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD75.22 -0.08 -0.10624169986719788% /Date(1444165271713-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2289870 AFTER HOURS USD74.95 -0.27 -0.35894708854028184% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 10.609308885754585 Market Cap 40844906568.6921 Dividend Yield 2.127093858016485% Rev. per Employee 528391 More quote details and news » (COF), and technology, such as Hewlett-Packard hpq 3.0169242089771893% Hewlett-Packard Co. U.S.: NYSE USD28 0.82 3.0169242089771893% /Date(1444165300626-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 20423298 AFTER HOURS USD28 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 11.428571428571429 Market Cap 48875755385.2005 Dividend Yield 2.5142857142857142% Rev. per Employee 347003 More quote details and news » (HPQ), Western Digital wdc 1.0713416118821524% Western Digital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD83.02 0.88 1.0713416118821524% /Date(1444165200311-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2381455 AFTER HOURS USD82.9 -0.12 -0.1445434834979523% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 13.45542949756888 Market Cap 18994299568.028 Dividend Yield 2.409058058299205% Rev. per Employee 190611 More quote details and news » (WDC), and Micron Technology mu 3.699487763232783% Micron Technology Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD18.22 0.65 3.699487763232783% /Date(1444165200344-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 51052084 AFTER HOURS USD17.9 -0.32 -1.756311745334797% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 7.40650406504065 Market Cap 19035970807.0569 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 532632 More quote details and news » (MU).
What still looks reasonable in a record-high market? JPMorgan's Lee favors large-cap technology stocks. So does Black, who has recommended Qualcomm qcom 0.16005690912324383% Qualcomm Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD56.32 0.09 0.16005690912324383% /Date(1444165200051-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10169609 AFTER HOURS USD56.28 -0.04 -0.07102272727272728% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 15.472527472527473 Market Cap 88348689223.3878 Dividend Yield 3.409090909090909% Rev. per Employee 847189 More quote details and news » (QCOM) and Oracle orcl 0.37243947858473% Oracle Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD37.73 0.14 0.37243947858473% /Date(1444165271753-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11981521 AFTER HOURS USD37.62 -0.11 -0.2915451895043732% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 17.66882082982111 Market Cap 160307364527.684 Dividend Yield 1.590246488205672% Rev. per Employee 288477 More quote details and news » (ORCL). Most big tech stocks still trade for low double-digit P/Es based on 2014 earnings -- below the market multiple -- and carry dividend yields of 2% or more.
GROWTH IS A PROBLEM. Cisco Systems csco 1.415270018621974% Cisco Systems Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD27.23 0.38 1.415270018621974% /Date(1444165200041-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 32724762 AFTER HOURS USD27.17 -0.06 -0.22034520749173706% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 15.739884393063583 Market Cap 136590055480.634 Dividend Yield 3.0848329048843186% Rev. per Employee 684379 More quote details and news » (CSCO) gave surprisingly weak guidance of an 8% to 10% revenue drop in its current quarter in conjunction with its quarterly earnings report last week, prompting a 11% drop in its shares Thursday. And International Business Machines ibm -0.17444981213097155% International Business Machines Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD148.78 -0.26 -0.17444981213097155% /Date(1444165299123-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2875578 AFTER HOURS USD148.66 -0.12 -0.08065600215082673% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 12.398333333333333 Market Cap 145989148989.972 Dividend Yield 3.4950934265358247% Rev. per Employee 228964 More quote details and news » (IBM) has been beset by consistently weak revenue.
The big-cap tech growth challenge, however, appears to be reflected in stock prices and P/Es. And the effective P/Es for stocks like Apple aapl 0.4784257086116628% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD111.31 0.53 0.4784257086116628% /Date(1444165200275-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47626300 AFTER HOURS USD110.55 -0.76 -0.6827778276884376% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 12.853348729792147 Market Cap 631747554806.247 Dividend Yield 1.8686551073578295% Rev. per Employee 2409500 More quote details and news » (AAPL), Cisco, and Microsoft msft 0.25734505683036674% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD46.75 0.12 0.25734505683036674% /Date(1444165200279-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 25920664 AFTER HOURS USD46.56 -0.19 -0.40641711229946526% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 32.02054794520548 Market Cap 372945860569.132 Dividend Yield 3.0802139037433154% Rev. per Employee 787898 More quote details and news » (MSFT) are even lower than they appear thanks to huge cash positions. Apple's P/E, for instance, falls to about nine from 12 when factoring in its $143 a share in cash, which is nearly 30% of its $525 share price.
Not surprising, activists like Carl Icahn are pouncing, trying to unlock some of the value in these behemoths. A less aggressive activist, ValueAct Capital, has been involved with Microsoft. Its shares are up 20% since CEO Steve Ballmer's August announcement that he plans to step down amid expectations that his successor will take shareholder-friendly actions to boost earnings like selling the company's unprofitable search engine Bing and cutting bloated costs.
Cisco could become the next activist target in tech. Investors could push Cisco to use its great balance sheet -- with about $6 a share in net cash and investments, or 30% of its current stock price of $21 -- to return more cash to holders. Change could come at Cisco with longtime CEO John Chambers facing greater criticism. Cisco's P/E is around 10 based on reduced current-year profit estimates.
Many big financials have stalled after early-year gains and trade for around 10 times next year's projected earnings. JPMorgan Chase jpm 0.04837149306675266% JPMorgan Chase & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD62.05 0.03 0.04837149306675266% /Date(1444165219741-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11833685 AFTER HOURS USD62.05 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 11.200361010830324 Market Cap 229354110491.669 Dividend Yield 2.836422240128928% Rev. per Employee 411830 More quote details and news » (JPM) may finally be getting past its legal woes and that could drive its share price, now $54, above $60 in 2014. The bank's core franchises -- investment banking, trading, commercial and consumer banking, credit cards, asset management and private banking -- look better than ever. That's not reflected in its rock-bottom P/E of nine based on estimated 2014 earnings. The shares yield nearly 3%.
A well-managed Wells Fargo wfc -0.7250524709024995% Wells Fargo & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD52.03 -0.38 -0.7250524709024995% /Date(1444165322557-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 14003546 AFTER HOURS USD51.92 -0.11 -0.21141649048625794% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 12.659367396593675 Market Cap 269039338469.641 Dividend Yield 2.8829521429944265% Rev. per Employee 344314 More quote details and news » (WFC) has a lucrative consumer-banking business and a big fan in Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway has steadily added to its stake in recent years. Berkshire holds over $19 billion worth of Wells Fargo, making it Buffett's single largest equity investment.
The two largest U.S. energy companies, ExxonMobil and Chevron cvx 3.5225514697131977% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD86.99 2.96 3.5225514697131977% /Date(1444165281223-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18499833 AFTER HOURS USD86.5 -0.49 -0.5632831359926428% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 13.445131375579598 Market Cap 158016566342.19 Dividend Yield 4.920105759282676% Rev. per Employee 2391650 More quote details and news » (CVX), have trailed the market this year mostly because investors worry about the high cost of maintaining -- and expanding -- their huge reserve bases. Those problems are reflected in their share prices with Exxon, at $93, trading for 12 times estimated 2013 earnings, and Chevron, at $120, carrying a 10 P/E. Both yield around 3%.
THREE DEFENSIVE LAGGARDS this year have been AT&T t -0.3589590188453485% AT&T Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD33.31 -0.12 -0.3589590188453485% /Date(1444165226150-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26913701 AFTER HOURS USD33.26 -0.05 -0.15010507355148603% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 33.31 Market Cap 205627931877.136 Dividend Yield 5.643950765535875% Rev. per Employee 525640 More quote details and news » (T), Southern Co. so -0.9070796460176991% Southern Co. U.S.: NYSE USD44.79 -0.41 -0.9070796460176991% /Date(1444165294089-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4985025 AFTER HOURS USD44.79 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 18.816955845901777 Market Cap 41053397274.9794 Dividend Yield 4.844831435588301% Rev. per Employee 679131 More quote details and news » (SO), and Simon Property Group spg -0.041707940149105886% Simon Property Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD191.73 -0.08 -0.041707940149105886% /Date(1444165406257-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1246829 AFTER HOURS USD191.73 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 41.01527403414196 Market Cap 59349466527.0141 Dividend Yield 3.233714077087571% Rev. per Employee 967054 More quote details and news » (SPG), the country's largest REIT. AT&T has a bond-like 5% yield -- its dividend may be lifted by about a penny per quarter soon -- and seems capable of mid-single earnings growth thanks to its large wireless business.
Simon, a mall REIT, has one of the industry's best management teams, ample free cash flow in excess of its dividend that goes toward expansion and a history of regular dividend increases, including a recent hike in the quarterly payout to $1.20 from $1.15. At $152, the shares yield 3.2%. Southern, a slow-growth electric utility has been hurt by cost overruns at new power plants, but its dividend yield, at 4.8%, appears to be secure.
Caterpillar cat 2.3706273489447818% Caterpillar Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD70.82 1.64 2.3706273489447818% /Date(1444165287567-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9562519 AFTER HOURS USD70.5 -0.32 -0.451849759954815% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 12.147512864493997 Market Cap 41690150819.8953 Dividend Yield 4.349053939565095% Rev. per Employee 462318 More quote details and news » (CAT) and Deere de 0.29408004091548395% Deere & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD78.44 0.23 0.29408004091548395% /Date(1444165413257-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3316487 AFTER HOURS USD78.44 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 12.049155145929339 Market Cap 25665861394.8065 Dividend Yield 3.0596634370219276% Rev. per Employee 521196 More quote details and news » (DE) have bucked the upward trend in most big industrial stocks this year and now have some of the lowest P/Es in that group. Weakness in North American farm prices -- corn is down 30%, to $4.30 a bushel, this year -- has weighed on Deere, while tough conditions in the global mining industry have hurt Caterpillar. Both are world-class companies that are exposed to strong long-term trends in agriculture and infrastructure development.
Although there has been some cooling lately in the stock market's hottest sectors, mainly Internet, social media, and cloud computing, the marquee stocks still are up sharply for the year (see table below.).
Many of these stocks have little or no earnings and thus are being valued on revenues and some dubious financial measures, notably earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (Ebitda) and adjusted earnings per share. Both these figures exclude often high costs associated with restricted stock grants to employees. It's tough to make a strong case for any of them at current levels.
Twitter is an extreme example. At $44, it's valued at about $31 billion with an enterprise value (market value minus net cash) of around $29 billion, based on a fully diluted share count of around 705 million shares. That's more than 25 times projected 2014 sales, more than double the rich valuations of Facebook fb -1.2870971173279437% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD92.8 -1.21 -1.2870971173279437% /Date(1444165200210-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 21951406 AFTER HOURS USD92.4 -0.4 -0.43103448275862066% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 94.6938775510204 Market Cap 264877507692.569 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1591370 More quote details and news » (FB), LinkedIn, and Zillow (Z). The S&P 500 is valued at less than two times sales.
Twitter isn't expected to be profitable until 2015 or 2016, though some think it could top $1 a share in earnings by 2017. That means it trades for 40 times on potential profits four years out. Twitter has enticing potential with its ad-targeting capabilities to its 232 million subscribers based on their demonstrated interests, but that's more than already reflected in its share price. A sevenfold rise in revenue between 2013 and 2017, which is what the Street is expecting, could be tough to achieve.
TWITTER ALSO IS A MAJOR OFFENDER when it comes to excessive employee stock grants. It issued over 50 million shares of stock to employees this year, whose value exceeds current-year projected revenue of about $650 million. That's based on the pre-IPO grant prices of around $20, not the current market price.
Analysts generally exclude the high cost of those grants, which typically vest over a four-year period, from Ebitda and adjusted earnings calculations even though the stock is equivalent to cash -- and viewed as such by employees. GAAP earnings properly require stock compensation to be treated as the expense. That's why GAAP earnings are a better financial measure than non-GAAP, or adjusted, earnings. Outside of the tech and biotechnology industries, companies rarely try to exclude restricted stock from their expenses.
Cloud-computing stocks have similar valuations to social networking shares. Industry leader Salesforce.com crm -1.129267968646207% Salesforce.com Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD74.42 -0.85 -1.129267968646207% /Date(1444165320742-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2466454 AFTER HOURS USD74 -0.42 -0.5643644181671593% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 49343700198.0236 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 373382 More quote details and news » (CRM) doesn't earn a profit based on GAAP earnings that includes its stock compensation expense and yet it has a market value of $34 billion. Other hot plays with 2014 price/sales ratios above 10 and no GAAP earnings include Workday, NetSuite n -0.29734675205855443% NetSuite Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD87.18 -0.26 -0.29734675205855443% /Date(1444165448282-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 218928 AFTER HOURS USD87.18 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 6911345264.99268 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 191727 More quote details and news » (N), and ServiceNow now -2.471557473519027% ServiceNow Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD74.58 -1.89 -2.471557473519027% /Date(1444165578291-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1253569 AFTER HOURS USD76.47 1.89 2.5341914722445695% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 11936967657.2876 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 295611 More quote details and news » (NOW). One skeptic on some of the cloud stocks has been veteran tech manager Paul Wick, who runs the Columbia Seligman Communications and Information fund (SLMCX; see "Keep Your Head -- and Money -- Out of the Clouds," Sept. 30).
Investors are also chowing down on restaurant stocks like 2013 IPOs Noodles & Co., Potbelly, and longtime favorite Chipotle Mexican Grill cmg -2.036864080870234% Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD713.25 -14.83 -2.036864080870234% /Date(1444165209182-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 357696 AFTER HOURS USD709 -4.25 -0.5958640028040659% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 43.70404411764706 Market Cap 22673868036.637 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 83647.8 More quote details and news » (CMG). Noodles has more than doubled its June IPO price, to a recent $43, valuing the company at more than 100 times current-year earnings. The chain, which offers macaroni and cheese and other, often high-calorie, noodle dishes, is opening plenty of new restaurants but comparable-store sales rose only 2.7% in the latest quarter, hardly impressive for a triple-digit P/E stock.
Wall Street got too aggressive in pricing one hyped initial public offering last week and buyers paid the price. Chegg chgg -1.3386880856760375% Chegg Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD7.37 -0.1 -1.3386880856760375% /Date(1444165217228-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 346077 AFTER HOURS USD7.47 0.1 1.3568521031207599% Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 654790288.386994 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 448353 More quote details and news » (CHGG), an unprofitable college textbook rental company, went public at $12.50 a share, above the top of its projected IPO pricing range of $11.50 and ended the week around $9. Through a series of Internet acquisitions, Chegg has tried to position itself as a "student-first connected learning platform" thanks to its involvement in e-textbooks and online college recruitment for high-school students. The company still gets about 80% of its revenue from college textbook rentals, a competitive field threatened by e-textbooks, another highly competitive area. Even with the decline, Chegg is valued at around $800 million, compared with Barnes & Noble bks 0.7263922518159807% Barnes & Noble Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD12.48 0.09 0.7263922518159807% /Date(1444165240710-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 596347 AFTER HOURS USD12.48 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 944910985.426941 Dividend Yield 4.8076923076923075% Rev. per Employee 179836 More quote details and news » (BKS) at $1 billion. Barnes & Noble has about 30 times Chegg's sales and a profitable college bookstore business.
The Chegg comedown could happen to many more hot stocks. While the bull market may have much longer to run, it may soon be dominated by the shares of large, quality companies rather than the many speculative stocks that have done so well this year. In our February cover story, we wrote that alternative investments like hedge funds starred in this century's first decade, but that stocks would dominate in the current decade. So far, that call looks good.
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The recession has been tough on almost everyone, and [artist id="3061469″]Lady Gaga[/artist] is one artist who is looking out for her fans. While plans originally called for her eight new songs — including the new single and video, "Bad Romance" — to be available only with the forthcoming double-disc re-release of her debut LP, The Fame Monster , the singer's label has confirmed to MTV News that those songs will now be made available as a less-expensive, "standard edition" album.
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» The Fame Monster, out November 23, will include the eight new songs on one disc, and its artwork will feature Gaga sporting a geometric-shaped blond wig on the cover.
» The Fame Monster Deluxe Edition, also out November 23, will include the eight new tracks along with the entirety of her debut album, The Fame, and will feature a brunette Gaga on the cover.
» On December 15, the Super Deluxe Fame Monster Bundle will arrive, and that will contain all of the above tracks, as well as a "Book of Gaga" containing many goodies, including photos, a puzzle, paper dolls, and a much-talked-about lock from one of the singer's wigs.
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Gaga broke the news of the single disc recently during an appearance on the German TV show, "Wetten, Dass …?"
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"Therefore, this increased rate of suicide may tell us patients with epilepsy may have higher rate of suicide, but it doesn't mean it's 'caused' by the anti-seizure drugs," Motamedi said.
"The better warning would be, in my opinion, to be sensitive to depression of other psychiatric symptoms in epilepsy patients and refer them to psychiatrists," he added.
In addition to clonazepam, phenytoin and topiramate, the drugs covered by the new FDA-mandated labeling are: carbamazepine (marketed as Carbatrol, Equetro, Tegretol, Tegretol XR); clorazepate (Tranxene); divalproex sodium (Depakote, Depakote ER, Depakene); ethosuximide (Zarontin); ethotoin (Peganone); felbamate (Felbatol); gabapentin (Neurontin); lamotrigine (Lamictal); lacosamide (Vimpat); levetiracetam (Keppra); mephenytoin (Mesantoin); methosuximide (Celontin); oxcarbazepine (Trileptal); pregabalin (Lyrica); primidone (Mysoline); tiagabine (Gabitril); trimethadione (Tridione), and zonisamide (Zonegran). Some of these drugs are also available as generics.
According to the FDA, antiepileptic drugs are used to treat epilepsy, bipolar disorder, migraine headaches and other conditions.
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SOURCES: Dec. 16, 2008, news release, U.S. Food and Drug Administration; Gholam Motamedi, M.D., associate professor of neurology and director, clinical neurophysiology fellowship and epilepsy, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, D.C; July 10, 2008, teleconference with Russell Katz, M.D., director, division of neurology products, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, FDA, Rockville, Md.
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Meet Hoke (Johnnie Hobbes, Jr.) and Miss Daisy (Wendy Scharfman) in a pre-performance Lunch and Learn Monday, Feb. 17, at Heritage Village. The play will be presented that evening at the Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center.
TARPON SPRINGS - Walnut Street Theater of Philadelphia presents Driving Miss Daisy Monday, Feb. 17, 7 p.m. at the Performing Arts Center, 324 Pine St.
Tickets are $28, $25 for members and students.
Alfred Uhry's classic play is a funny, timeless, searing and ultimately hopeful meditation on growing old, relationships, and loyalty. Driving Miss Daisy is a tale of pride, changing times and the transformative power of friendship that has warmed the hearts of millions.
The play won the Pulitzer Prize and the film of this beautiful story, starring Morgan Freeman and Jessica Tandy, won multiple Academy Awards including Best Picture.
Founded in 1809, Walnut Street Theatre is the oldest continuously operating theatre in the United States. For more than 200 years, this venerable institution has stood the test of time to become a staple of Americas cultural community.
Walnuts landmark theatre in Philadelphia has been graced by some of Americas most legendary performers including Ethel Barrymore, Marlon Brando, Sidney Poitier, Helen Hayes and Katharine Hepburn.
Lunch and Learn and acting lessons
A Lunch & Learn Event is scheduled on Monday, Feb. 17, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Heritage Museum, 100 Beekman Lane. Talk begins at noon.
Meet Hoke (Johnnie Hobbes, Jr.) and Miss Daisy (Wendy Scharfman), the actors who bring the Driving Miss Daisy characters to life, as they discuss the evening performance and story behind the story.
Cost is $17, $15 for members and students. Seating is limited. Ticket includes talk, catered box lunch and soft drink. Call the Box Office at 727-942-5605 in advance if you have special dietary needs.
A free acting techniques master class for community theater participants with Walnut Street Theater also is available at 3:30 p.m. Advance registration is required. Seating is limited.
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>Pop Life (2015/Cinedigm DVD)/White Shadow (2013/IndiePix DVD)
>Chuggington: The Big Freeze (2015/Anchor Bay DVD)/Cinderella (2015 live action version/Disney Blu-ray w/DVD)/Elmo Can Do It! (2015/Warner DVD)/He's A Bully, Charlie Brown (2006/Warner DVD)/Jack & The
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>Angel (1982/Triumph Films/Film 4/Twilight Time Limited Edition Blu-ray)/Here Is Your Life (1966/Criterion Blu-ray)/9 Full Moons (2015/MVD Visual DVD)/Places In The Heart (1984/TriStar/Sony/Twilight Ti
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>The Raid (1991/Well Go USA DVD)
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The Runaways (2010/Sony DVD)
Picture: C+
Sound: B- Extras: B- Film: B-
For her
first narrative feature film, the Music Video director Floria Sigismondi
decided to make The Runaways (2010)
for the fledgling Apparition company and the film (based on the book Neon Angel by Cherie Currie) tells the
story of the first hard-rocking all-female Rock band. Joan Jett (Kristen Stewart) is an aspiring
musician and songwriter when she one night meets a famed record producer named
Kim Fowler (Michael Shannon in a scene-stealing performance that could be an
awards-time favorite) and to have a band, all they need is a lead singer. Cherie Currie (Dakota Fanning in a
breakthrough role that lives up to her hype) is the unlikely choice, but she is
soon leading their band.
Currie, Lita Ford, Sandy West and Jackie Fox became the band and Fowler backed
them to enough of an extent that they became a hit in Japan and were
signed by Mercury Records. However,
Currie was not having the best of times at home with an ill father and mother
(the well-cast Tatum O'Neal) getting remarried and moving out of the country!
the band had hits and were a groundbreaking unit, but personal problems with
some of them, Fowler overdoing things as he always did, other pressures and
indulgences like drugs stopped the band from becoming a huge success before
Currie left, but this film is actually a very good telling of that story and is
remarkably authentic as a 1970s period piece versus so many more expensive
films. There is some fun and some
conflict here, with Stewart and Fanning pulling off their performances well and
the rest of the cast doing very well.
Not well
reviewed al the time, I think those who saw the film missed some key points, as
well as Sigismondi trying to find a female discourse in the male-dominated Rock
world here and often succeeds, but some moments hurt the film. The early sequence where Jett and Fowler
think up the hit Cherry Bomb plays
more like a sequence out of Richard Linklater's School Of Rock
(2003, reviewed elsewhere on this site) and Jett confirms this is not the way
it happened. That stops the film from
being even more raw and real, but more than enough works here and this is a
film just dying to be discovered with a smart screenplay adaptation by Sigismondi
that shows she is not just a Music Video director.
This is also
very different than her Video work and I hope to see her direct again. We have not had too many good music films in
recent years, but The Runaways is one
of them and it is definitely recommended.
The anamorphically
enhanced 2.35 X 1 image was shot on film in the Super 16mm format and can look
a little weak in this DVD transfer, but I am not certain as to whether an
anamorphic squeeze was used or the scope frame was cut out of the Super 16mm
frame. Director of Photography Benoît
Debie (Irreversible) manages to give
this a unique, palpable look missing from most HD shoots and even 35mm shoots
plastered with digital effects, so that is a plus. I would like to see the Blu-ray or a film,
print to compare. This Dolby Digital 5.1
mix is even better with a surprisingly active surround field and is also well
recorded. The combination is good, but
there is more sound and image quality and fidelity here than the DVD can
deliver, but this is a solid DVD just the same.
Extras include behind-the-scenes footage and an exceptional feature
length audio commentary track by Jett, Stewart and Fanning that should only be
heard after seeing the film.
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Johnson Rice Energy Conference
October 1, 2013 09:30 AM ET
Jeff Sherrick - SVP, Corporate Development
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Jeff Sherrick
Okay I wanted to just get started with little information, there'll be a few forward statements but I won't go through those today. You know a lot about Southwestern Energy, Southwestern Energy is a very simple story, we're mainly gas. I know that's a tough tape and with the current -- the way prices have been but we've been very-very successful with that program over the last several years I'm going to show you, a lot of the information that's on this slide, but we're a little over 4 tcf today. again we've got a strong track record, very low cost, we've had a great run, the Company's really been built on this formula. The formula we talked a lot about it, it's really the way we run our business, we are from the standpoint of a very disciplined investor, we're a very curious Company, we've had a lot of innovation and a lot of success associated with that.
In the second quarter this year our production was up about 17%, this is largely due to the Fayetteville and the Marcellus the two big slabs that's in the Company. The Marcellus has been a tremendous producer for us, year to date at the end of the first quarter we're roughly about 300 million a day, we ended the second quarter roughly 500 million a day gross, so very-very strong quarter. We've had record EBITDA year as far as 2013, and we're going to end the year on a strong note in that regards as well.
As we look forward to the new activities our new venture program has been very active, we're currently involved in about four or five new ventures at this point in time, I will be talking a lot more about these as we come up to the end of the third and fourth quarters of this year. Company had very strong balance sheet, allows us to do a lot of different things, our net to book is about 36% today, but as we look forward to the end of 2013, couple of things have changed. The capital budget has been increased to about $2.25 billion or roughly $2 billion as we started out the year. We'll go through the details of this but it's largely due to some acquisition activity that we had occur in the second quarter of this year. In 2013 our production's going to be up about 15% associated with some of the activities as well though, so very strong year.
When you look back at Southwestern here's roughly about 10 years of the history. You can see the Company's had just a fantastic history as far as the growth record -- growth associated with the overall program. If we look across this graph and specially if we start on the left hand side, the red bars there are production and you can see the tremendous growth that we've had, we plan in 2013 to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 650 bcf production for this year so a growth again of about another 15% as we go through the year.
When you look across the graph there's a couple of interesting points on here, in the center of the graph is the yellow bars, the yellow bars are proved reserves and as you may recall in 2012, average prices for the year were roughly $2.76, the effect of that average pricing on the gas in the way the FCC pricing works we had a write-down in our PUDs associated with the Fayetteville Shale of roughly about 1.6 tcf, so that's what that change in proved reserves were in 2012, and you that corollary change in the finding costs associated with 2012 as well with that low jump up, but the really interesting thing is you go back and look at the purple bars associated with price, you can see that as we've moved down price, you can see we average $3.44 from the standpoint of our realized prices including our hedges for 2012, and you can see that growth in EBITDA. So again with the volume our hedging program, we've had a pretty successful program and this year in 2013 EBITDA will again be another record year.
The last thing I'll share with you on this slide again if we go back to the finding cost bars associated with the green bars that's on the graph here, you can see how that number for 2012 was roughly a little over $2. With the way year's progressing what we anticipate for 2013, this will be in line with the 2009-2011 finding cost and that will give you a little feel for what will happen associated with reserves.
The Company as I mentioned earlier is a very simple story, we're really located in just three places currently, the bulk of our operations are in central Arkansas on the Fayetteville Shale the other asset being in northeast Pennsylvania, both dry gas, very dry gas about a 1000 btu gas, but a very strong position in both of these locations. This was one of the things as we look forward as we're developing the Company that we'd like to keep the story relatively simple. If you think about Southwestern five to 10 years from now we'd like to think that we're in four or five places, again we have very significant positions in these four or five places and that we would be able to control our destiny through economies of scale approach in that we can use vertical integration to our advantage which is a key part of our program the success that we have had today.
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Be Careful Who You Help: A Lyric Poem
1. Some really upsetting
Events have occurred in my extended family in the last 48 hours. I will not go into details. This has nothing to do with racism. In short, this family emergency has left me heartbroken. I have learned a deep, bloody, and painful lesson. I wrote this poem to explain…
A lyric poem by Lauren Brown
Be careful who you 'round yourself with. Do not bask in the company of idiots! The useless and neglectful wither what is not zealously kept. Destruction trails them closely.
Do not 'round yourself with unthinking people. Seek out generosity; and do likewise. Still, put not yourself at risk. Fail to rely on the willfully absentminded, the unevolving. Choose not the visionless, the unambitious, the already-satisfied. Do not save those who will not think. The thoughtless, the careless and neglectful, must surely drag you 'neath their feckless state.
Be weary of those who demand time and pay nothing in return. The selfish are skillful at being blameless.
Be weary of vipers who appear harmless and dumb, slow and unbothered. They lie to you with eyes unblinking. When the wire is thinnest and it matters most, stay 'sured. They will embody all that was advertised.
The useless are never harmless. True idiots are never loud. They are a friendly pestilence, and they obliterate what is not theirs to destroy.
Stay careful whom you pity, lest they throw you to hell before them. That road is a noxious and disillusioned place, where irony cuts deep and is unrelenting. Stay 'sured. For in that hell, it is you alone who suffers.
Be careful who you help.
Á plus tard,
P.S. I am so upset. When I think of how they reacted to my loved one in pain, I am so angry. My heart hurts. I could never harm someone like that. I am so angry. God, help me :'-(
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Life. Changes.
1. So much has
Changed since last year. I've definitely grown and shifted my focus. I'm really looking forward to the future. Since graduating from college (yay!) I have begun new work that fills me with immense joy. I couldn't be more proud of my job. I cannot wait to change the world.
2. I am proud of
My family. I'm proud of the hard work we've put in over this past decade. Though I've had to keep it secret for so long, my family's work has come to define me in the best ways. I'm proud to be a part of the family business. My creativity is still a part of me. It is very much a part of the work I do now. Is it normal to say that I'm in love with my job? 'Cause, that's literally how I feel!!
Also, Raif and Rose Book 2 is still on! I repeat, the Raif and Rose Series is still on!
I wish all of my readers clarity, purpose, and joy!
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Maybe I Should Join Pinterest…
1. I saw the two
Pictures featured in this post on Pinterest the other day. Because I do not have a Pinterest account, I was forced to save these pictures to my hard drive. I wish I could remember the accounts where I found these. If you know, please tell me. I believe the first picture is from a catalogue while the second…
2. Is from someone's
Personal style pin-board. I just love the simple, strong, casual, and classic look of these outfits. Classy and not trying too hard. Did I mention comfy? Also: I really love that red bag.
How's your week going so far?
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UnReality: Brooke Shaden
1. If photos could destroy
Me, these would. Brook Shaden's work hits me in my soft spot. My imagination. Her surrealist photography is so beautiful. The color, the contrast and texture. It's like looking at a painting. These photos bring me back to my days as a six year old imagining impossible things. These photos make me want to create, to build another story.
2. I have so many
Stories I wish to tell. But first I must write Raif and Rose Book 2. What an insane adventure this book is. It's taken me a lot longer to write than I thought. But it's worth it. I've gone through so many iterations of the plot and things are finally coming together perfectly. I know this book will be worth the wait.
3. This photo is
My favorite. Followed closely by the first. This feels like a story. It evokes more than the tale of red riding hood. I wish I could explain it fully, but I can't. It really gets to me. To see more of Shaden's work, click here.
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Sawyer | Berson: Damn Good Design
1. You may or many not know
This, but I am a fan of modern style and design. One firm whose take on modern I find to be the perfect balance of style and comfort is Sawyer | Berson. Listed as one of Architectural Digest's Top 100 Architects and Interior Designers, Sawyer | Berson, these guys certainly know what they're doing!
2. Some day in the not-too-distant
Future, I will get a chance to see these guys in action as they build my dream home in Malibu or the Hamptons or something… (a girl can dream).
3. The kitchen below is so
Bright and lovely. Sigh…
3. The house above
Is one of the firm's projects in the Hamptons. Double sigh… One day, this will be ours, everyone.
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1. It's time to confess my sins.
I have been two-timing. I have been working on… (wait for iiiiit)… another… blog! *gasp!* I know, I know, the shame, the horror, the humanity!!!
2. Yes, I have been writing for another blog.
It is a travel blog called 'The Digital Suitcase' it's super cool and I'm with a great team! I joined at the start of this semester and am so excited to be working with everyone. It's a project we are doing as university students (so it's for a grade, but the topics are all chosen by us. Our blood, sweat, and tears are going into making TDS great.) So have a gander!
I will be posting there twice every week for the next few months! The post you see in the photo above is my first for the site!
3. Of course I will
Continue to update The LVDS. I actually have a few posts already planned! I hope all has been well with everyone! How are ya'll doing?
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CADES COVE - The senator pronounced the scene "just like 25 years ago," when as Tennessee's governor he played piano with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra on a sunny June day on a special birthday for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
Lamar Alexander reprised his performance Saturday for the opening festivities of the park's 75th anniversary.
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Weather forecasters had said there was a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms.
"We got the other 60 percent," Alexander said in an interview before the performance.
A native of Blount County who says he has had a connection to the park since his Boy Scout days, Alexander played three pieces: a Mozart variation on the child's tune "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," Chopin's "Prelude in C Minor," which he dressed up with some Floyd Cramer licks, and a gospel medley that included a version of "Amazing Grace" in which fiddles mimicked the Scottish bagpipes that settlers of Appalachia could not bring to the New World centuries ago.
He was rewarded with a standing ovation.
Also a significant part of the program was a classical piece commissioned for the concert called "Off-Trail in the Smokies" by James Carlson, who teaches music theory and composition at the University of the South in Sewanee.
The three-movement piece was draped on three poems by Jenny Bennett, formerly of Knoxville and an avid Smokies hiker. Bennett lives in Gloucester, Mass.
Carlson said he wrote the 10-minute piece based on the poems. Bennett said she wrote the poems in the late 1980s when she lived in Knoxville.
Conductor Lucas Richman said in an interview before the concert that making the connection between the beautiful music and the culture and beauty of the mountains "is exactly the kind of thing we hope to do more of in the future."
In the crowd were Lara O'Shields and James De La Cruz, sitting in lawn chairs that each had a canopy to protect against the sometimes intense sun.
O'Shields also cooled herself with a battery-powered fan that also emitted a mist of water.
A saxophonist, O'Shields, formerly a member of the University of Tennessee's Pride of the Southland Band, said she knows some members of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and arrived 3 1/2 hours before the concert to get good seats up front.
Also right up front was Geneva Harrison, a longtime Blount County Republican and former Blount County commissioner, who said she was at the other concert a quarter-century ago and has supported Alexander in his political career since 1978.
Dale Ditmanson, park superintendent, welcomed attendees, saying the park is a kind of symphony itself.
In the orchestra was Norris Dryer, who plays violin and performed at the 50th anniversary concert.
He noted that the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra is only three years younger than the park and said he was excited about playing the anniversary concert a second time because of the park's "historical significance."
Robert L. Wilson is a freelance contributor to the News Sentinel.
Then-Gov. Alexander performs on the piano for the park's 50th anniversary in 1984.
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