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We are pleased to announce that The Stockade Bed and Breakfast won the coveted Louey Award for Accommodation of the Year/Bed and Breakfast given by the Louisiana Travel Promotion Association (LTPA). The Stockade Bed & Breakfast located on historic Highland Road in Baton Rouge, Louisiana's State Capitol is conveniently located 4 miles from LSU. Named after the Union stockade that existed on the property during the Civil War, the property surrounded by 11 acres of land is on the National Register of Historic Places as an archeological site. Five spacious guest rooms are decorated with original Louisiana art from the proprietor's gallery. All rooms are elegantly appointed with modern conveniences including color television, mini-refrigerators, VCR's, coffee pots, irons & boards, hair dryers, and private baths. Full Southern breakfast is served in the dining room of lovely antiques. Three restaurants are within walking distance. Several historic properties including The Old State Capital, the Old Governor's Mansion, the USS Kid, Magnolia Mound Plantation, and the Rural Life Museum are close by.
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on August 25, 2015
Janice is wonderful! Our daughter stayed here while attending freshman orientation in March and Janice took such good care of her. This was the first time my husband and I stayed here. It was the perfect location while moving my daughter into her dorm at LSU. It is the perfect location and we plan on visiting again soon. We stayed in the Rex room which was very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent both mornings and Janice helped us to find some 2nd hand stores for items needed for the dorm. Highly recommend it!
on August 24, 2015
Although we have stayed in numerous fine B&Bs, we spent two days at The Stockade Bed & Breakfast that exceed them all. The appointments were elegant, the food was delicious, and the service sets the standard for the already famous Southern Hospitality. We recommend The Stockade in the highest terms.
on July 22, 2015
Wonderful! Room beautiful. Staff friendly and accomodating. Special requests for breakfast were cheerfully accomodated. Attention to detail noticeable and appreciated. Our bathroom was large and clean and in great repair. Steve was a hilarious and friendly tour guide. He also helped carry in our luggage which was a nice touch. Thank you for the great service.
on July 20, 2015
My wife and I enjoy staying at the stockade, such wonderful people and food. We found our new favorite spot we love it. It's always a pleasure staying at the bed and breakfast and we can not wait to come back!!
on June 03, 2015
The Stockade Bed and Breakfast was absolutely lovely. Host, Janice, was congenial and a wonderful host. Breakfast with international guests was a treat. We would certainly recommend The Stockade to other travelers.
on May 18, 2015
My daughter just completed a three-year graduate program at LSU, so over the past three years my wife and I have traveled (from the NY area) down to Baton Rouge for a visit a couple of times each year. We were lucky to discover the Stockade B&B during my daughter's first semester. The Stockade has large well-appointed rooms at very reasonable prices. Breakfast is always wonderful as is the service level. This past weekend our family had four of their rooms booked for graduation week-end, and as I expected everyone raved about their time at the Stockade.
I seldom write reviews but when I've stayed at the same place six or seven times over the past three years without ever having even the smallest problem, then I decided to tell others about the wonderful experiences my family and I have had at the Stockade. While I will no longer be back in Baton Rouge on a regular basis, I know that when I do return I will look forward to returning to the Stockade.
on May 10, 2015
We rented the REX room in April of 2015 for my daughter, the bride, and her attendants to dress in for the wedding close by. The staff was very accommodating to our every need. Food and beverages were included with our rental. It was a busy morning with hairdressers, photographers, videographer and limo arriving before the bride and groom had "first look". The rain stopped and they had a beautiful moment and photo right outside of the front door. Thanks to Janice and her dedicated staff. We know we made the right decision to rent at the Stockade.
on May 07, 2015
We had two nights at The Stockade B&B, what a beautiful place to stay. We had booked the Rex room and it was perfect, plenty of room, extremely comfortable looking out onto the garden. The breakfast provided was very tasty, nice and fresh. We would recommend staying here.
on May 04, 2015
We stayed at the Stockade as part of a brief visit from the UK to Plantation Country. The welcome was very warm, the breakfasts were delicious and the room was very large, quiet and comfortable. Janice, the innkeeper, gave us useful tips about Baton Rouge (including encouraging us to experience the joys of swamp pop at a free concert downtown) and helped us to plan our day visiting the plantation houses. As usual we met some interesting people at breakfast.
The Stockade is not centrally located in Baton Rouge but it is ideally sited (close, but not too close, to the I-10) for accessing the plantation houses and even making a trip down to New Orleans.
on April 13, 2015
A wonderful place to stay and a great value. This is a beautiful home and the grounds are like a park. Great place to relax and a good location in Baton Rouge. I only had breakfast one morning, but it was excellent. And the owners are very friendly and accommodating. I will definitely stay again if it is available.
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"The Garden room was indeed stunning while the rest of the house was extremely alluring. I almost felt torn between comfort laziness and exploring curiosity." ~Vickie–Krotz Springs, Louisiana
Perfect for a romantic getaway...located on the second floor, this cozy guestroom features a Queen bed and personal Jacuzzi tub along with a private balcony overlooking the back patio. Original art from artists Don Wright, Ellen O'Neal, Jonathan Sharp, and Bill Stracener, hangs in the room. A Chaise lounge chair, dresser and sitting area also add to the charm and elegance of the room.
Nightly Rate:
$160 - $180
Located on the second floor, this suite is furnished with a queen size bed in the Blue Room and offers a private balcony for relaxing. Featured artists include Patti Petersen, Don Wright, Tom Onig, and Nancy Harris. The Red Room adjoins the Blue Room and has 2 twin beds. The private bath located between the Blue Room and the Red Room creates an excellent suite - suitable for the business traveler on a per diem or a family traveling with a child. The shared bath has a tub/shower combination and double vanity.
Nightly Rate:
$215 - $235
Located on the second floor and painted Williamsburg blue, this soothing room features an exquisite queen-size, four-poster rice bed. A guest favorite, this room has its own private balcony overlooking the bluffs. The walls are adorned with artwork by Patti Petersen, Don Wright, Tom Onig, and Nancy Harris. This room also boasts two wingback chairs, a bureau, a writing desk, an armoire and a private bath.
A beautiful mural painted by local artist Christy Liffman, is the focal point and namesake of The Escape Room. Come "escape" for a night in this spacious guest room located on the first floor of the house. One of the largest rooms in the house, it features a four-poster wrought-iron queen bed and a twin trundle daybed, making it ideal for those traveling with friends or children.
Paintings by Don Wright and Tom Onig adorn the walls, and a spacious private bath — complete with bidet — will accommodate even the worldliest traveler. Other features include a sitting area with a wrought-iron table and two chairs, a writing desk, and a bureau.
Nightly Rate:
$150 - $175
True to its name, this room is fit for a king! Located on the first floor, the Rex is the largest room in the house and our most popular. It features a king-size bed and a queen-size sofa bed. Guests staying in this room will also enjoy patio access to the backyard with a porch swing just steps away from the room. A large landscape painting by Patti Petersen hangs over the bed. The room also features a writing desk, a sitting area with two wingback chairs, and a private bath (shower only).
Named after the artist Wade Welch, whose work adorns the walls, this room is located on the second floor of the house. The grand four-poster, hand-carved king "Rice Bed" is the centerpiece of this room. Antique heart pine floors and faux finish painted walls add additional ambiance. This popular room also features a country French armoire, a writing desk, two comfortable wingback chairs, and a private bath.
Nightly Rate:
$150 - $170
Louisiana State University,
Baton Rouge, LA (BTR-Baton Rouge Metro Ryan Fla.) 15 miles
The Stockade is located at the intersection of Highland Road and Staring Lane in Baton Rouge. From I-10, the closest exit is Essen Lane (Exit 160) which turns into Staring Lane. Head south on Essen until it reaches Highland Road. Head west on Highland and turn left into the first driveway at The Stockade.
Amusement Park,
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Art Galleries,
Concert venue,
Gourmet/Fine Dining,
Historical interests,
Live Music,
Movie Theater,
Nature area,
Swamp Tours, Water Park,
Outlet Stores,
Performing Theater,
Picnic area,
Religious Services,
Bed and Breakfast
BBQ grill, CD player, Conference Rooms, Copier, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Piano, Videos, Washer/dryer, Wedding Facilities ,
Wi-Fi Wireless Internet
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Bath robes, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Telephone, Turndown Service, VCR, Wi-Fi, Wired internet
Bird watching, Shopping, Sight-seeing
Janice DeLerno
In addition to being an innkeeper, Janice is also an art dealer and former restaurateur. She also likes to travel and collect local art and antiques. Listening to live musical performances ranging from jazz to symphony is another one of her interests.
Full breakfast in room rate.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
$135 per night
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|Nov 20, 1962
|Filing date
|Jul 18, 1960
|Priority date
|Jul 18, 1960
|Publication number
|Dodge Adiel Y
|Original Assignee
|Dodge Adiel Y
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (7), Classifications (12)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Nov. 20, 1962 A. Y. DODGE AIR CONDITIONING APPARATUS 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed July 18, 1960 INVENTOR.
2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed July 18, 1960 INVENTOR.
3,064,446 Patented Nov. 20, 1962 tine 3,064,446 AER CONDITHONING APPARATEE Adiel Y. Dodge, 206 55. Main St., Rockford, ill. Filed July 18, 1961), Ser. No. 43,469 3 Claims. {CL 62175) This application is a continuation-in-part of application S.N. 826,093, filed July 9, 1959, now abandoned, which related to air conditioning or air cooling apparatus.
The main object of this invention is to provide an apparatus employing a new cycle to more efiectively produce refrigeration when using warm ambient air as the final means of dissipating heat.
An object of this invention is to provide means to cool a refrigerant condenser where adverse conditions make cooling difiicult. Cooling systems in dry hot climates on occasions find inadequate cooling means to cool the condenser of the cooling system. Since present day refrigerants such as Freon 12 or 22 operate less efliciently at high temperatures, it is advisable to permit them to stay within the optimum temperatures.
This invention provides auxiliary means for cooling the condenser wherein such refrigerants are condensed by means of a refrigerant which has a much higher critical temperature or one which has no critical temperature such as H20.
Another object of this invention is to provide a compound cooling apparatus employing two different refrigerants, two different compressors, and two diflerent evaporators. The secondary apparatus carries the refrigerant to higher temperatures to thereby better dissipate the heat into the Warm ambient air.
Another object of this invention is to provide an apparatus which may be used for cooling air without consuming water under extreme adverse conditions.
Another object is to provide a refrigeration system by means of which ice or any other form of refrigeration may be produced economically without consuming cooling water, using warm or hot ambient air as the final cooling medium.
Another object of this invention is to use Water vapor as thesecondary refrigerant.
Still another object of the invention is to provide air cooling apparatus in which the primary condensing function is accomplished by evaporating a medium having a high vaporizing temperature, preferably water, to effect cooling of the primary refrigerant.
According to a feature of the invention, water vapor utilized in the condenser cooling operation may be condensed and returned to the system to be reused to conserve water where this is important.
The above and other objects and features of the invention will be more readily apparent from the following description when read in connection with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIGURE 1 is a diagrammatical view of an air cooler embodying the invention;
FIGURE 2 is a diagram like FIGURE 1 in which an expansion valve has been substituted for float valve;
FIGURE 3 is a diagrammatical view showing another form of apparatus embodying the invention.
As illustrated in FIGURE 1, a suitable low temperature refrigerant flows from receiver 35 through expansion valve 34 into evaporator 32. Air is blown through the evaporator 32 by fan 31 to cool the air passing therethrongh. Compressor 36 compresses the refrigerant vapor which is cooled by passing through coil 38. Chamber 39 in which coil 38 is contained is partly filled with cold water and cold water vapor as will presently be described.
The part of FIGURE 1 so far described might be almost any refrigeration cooling system using almost any conventional refrigerant.
I and not fundamentally necessary to the compound cooling I am about to describe.
The cold water and cold water vapor previously mentioned in chamber 39 is produced by evaporation. The evaporation is caused by the partial vacuum being created in the chamber 39 by a suction pump and compressor 46 connected to chamber 39 by means of pipe 45. Low pressure is maintained in chamber 39 to evaporate the water. Said water vapor is compressed in compressor 46 and passes through condenser 47.
Warm ambient air is blown through condenser 47 by fan 43. The temperature of the compressed water vapor may be several degrees higher than it is desirable to compress other refrigerants. Due to this increased temperature, energy is dissipated to the ambient air more readily.
After the compressed refrigerant is reduced in temperature by the air passing through 47, it becomes condensed and is accumulated in accumulator 49 in the form of liquid or water. As accumulator 49 becomes more full of water, chamber 39 becomes less full.
Eventually, float valve 44 opens its valve portion to admit a charge of water from accumulator 49 through check valve 51 and conduit 43. When sufficient water has been admitted, float valve 44 again closes so that subatmospheric pressure may be maintained in chamber 39 by the suction of compressor 46.
By charging the secondary system with the correct amount of fluid, intermittent operation by float valve 44 will take place. It will alternately close the valve to permit a partial vacuum to be created in chamber 39 until sufficient water has been evaporated so that valve 44 opens to admit fluid from accumulator 49 where it has been accumulated.
The air to be conditioned is forced by a fan or blower 31 over the evaporator 32 and then over condenser 33 before returning to the space to be conditioned. Low temperature refrigerant is supplied to the evaporator 32 past a restriction 34 from a receiver 35 containing condensed refrigerant. The refrigerant vaporized in the evaporator 32 is compressed by a compressor 36 driven by a motor 37 and flows through coil 38 to be condensed. From the coil 38, the refrigerant flows through the condenser 33 and back to the receiver 35.
In this apparatus, the primary condensing of the main refrigerant is performed in the heat exchanger 3839 by heat exchanging contact of the refrigerant coil 38 with the water or water vapor. The condenser 33 in the conditioned air stream functions to temper the conditioned air; however, it insures that the refrigerant is fully condensed before it is returned to the receiver 35. The water vapor withdrawn from the chamber 39 is compressed in compressor 46 and recondensed in air cooled condenser 47 and returned to the accumulator 49 so that no water is consumed in the operation.
FIGURE 2 is very similar to FIGURE 1. Like parts are designated by similar characters with the prefix 1; i.e., motor 37 of FIGURE 1 becomes motor 137 in FIG- URE 2.
In FIGURE 2, the float valve 44 of FIGURE 1 is replaced by a conventional expansion valve 144. The accumulator 149 is similar to the old accumulator except enlarged in size so that it may accumulate a greater portion of the fluid in the system when called upon to do so.
The functioning of the apparatus diagrammatically 3 shown in FIGURE 2 is very similar to that of FIGURE 1. Parts 131 through 138, inclusive, function in like manner to those described in FIGURE 1. However, the auxiliary cooling portion functions slightly difierently as follows:
Water vapor or other refrigerants not having a high critical heat are compressed in compressor 146, cooled in condenser 147 by ambient air being blown therethrough by fan 148. Fluid and fluid vapor is accumulated in accumulator 149. Liquid'is expanded in expansion valve 144 and enters chamber 139 as a mist, flashing immediately into steam due to the low pressure being maintained in chamber 139 by the suction side of compressor 146.
In this way, the condenser for the primary cooling system is cooled by the evaporator of the secondary system as previously described. However, in this case, the secondary cooling system functions more as a closed mechanical refrigeration system.
FIGURE 3 diagrammatically illustrates another and in some Ways preferred form of compound refrigeration apparatus. If used for air cooling, main evaporator E1 cools the air Air entering the dwelling space. The circulation of air is caused by fan F1. Refrigerant flows through expansion valve 9 into main evaporator E1 and is returned to compressor C1. From compressor C1, the refrigerant passes through condenser 8 and also condenser 10, which is in series. It then passes through an auxiliary condenser 12 in the stream of air to be conditioned downstream from evaporator E1 as more fully described in the forepart of this specification and also in my copending application S.N. 826,093.
Auxiliary condenser 12 may or may not be used as a component in this form of the invention. Refrigerant is returned to accumulator A1 and may pass through heat exchanger 14 enroute. Heat exchanger 14 may be omitted, if desired.
The secondary cooling portion comprises a second refrigerating system connected in series with the first. The second refrigerating system cools condenser and dissipates the heat at an elevated temperature through air cooled condenser 11 to the ambient air. The elements that go to make up the secondary cooling system comprises accumulator A2, expansion valve 15, and combined evaporator, and heat exchanger 10 which forms a steam cooled condenser.
Compressor C2 is driven by motor 16. The compressor delivers a suitable refrigerant such as H O to air cooled condenser 11. Air is circulated through condenser 11 by fan F2. Refrigerant after passing through condenser 11 is returned to accumulator A2.
The foregoing parts comprise two closed refrigeration systems connected in series. The second system cools the condenser of the first system. The secondary cooling system may remain inoperative and alternately become operative when called upon by increased heat load. If the temperature in condenser 10 rises above a predetermined degree, thermostatic switch S will be closed thereby starting motor 16 for compressor C2 and starting fan F2 to bring the secondary cooling system into play.
Secondary condenser 11, which is air cooled, may operate at temperatures in the neighborhood of 125 F. up to 150 F., if desired.
When high ambient temperatures are confronted too high to permit the main cooling system to function efliciently, the higher temperatures created in heat exchanger 10 cause the thermostatic control indicated at T to close electric switch S to set the auxiliary cooling system into motion. This cools the compressed gas of the primary system by means of the conversion of water into steam in heat exchanger 10. Valve 15 provides the necessary resistance so that low pressure may be maintained in heat exchanger 10.
Heat exchanger 10 is kept under a low pressure in the neighborhood of .4 to l. p.s.i. absolute by suction from compressor C2. Water vapor flashes into steam and is later compresser by compressor C2 into heat exchanger 11 which may be operated at some desired higher temperature such as 150 F. air cooled. This calls for a pressure of 3.72 pounds square inch pressure absolute. An auxiliary cooling system is thus provided.
It is apparent that this system maybe operated as a compound system under continuous conditions or may be set up so that the secondary cooling system functions only as a booster when most needed.
Secondary condenser 12 may be employed to act as an air temperer when desired as fully described in my copending application S.N. 826,093.
The following calculations pertain to ideal performance of one form of my compound refrigerating cycle. Of course, other temperature ranges may be used to advantage under various other conditions.
A.Y.D. COMPOUND COOLING IDEAL PERFORMANCE CALCULATIONS Freon #12 ambient temperature= F. Figures per ton or 200 B.t.u. per minute First Stage Working Alone Refrigerant in evaporator E1 at 35 F.=82 B.t.u. Referigerant in condenser #8 at F.=32 B.t.u.
(Difference 50 B.t.u.) 200 B.t.u./50 B.t.u.=4 lbs. of refrigerant (F12) required.
'1. F Vcu. it. P.s.i.a. B.t.u.
Difi 577 93. 4 7 DX4 2. 308 28 H.P.=21,800/33,000=.66 H.P. C.o.p. 200x778/21,- 800:7.1 2.308 x 93.3/1.4 144/33,000=.69 H.P. Compression ratio=2.95 1
Performance of First Stage While Working With Second Stage Refrigerant in evaporator E1 at 35 F.=82 B.t.u.
Referigerant in condenser #10 at 80 F.=26 B.t.u.
(Difference 56 B.t.u.)
200 B.t.u./ 5 6 B.t.u.=3.575 lbs. required 778 3.6 4=11,200=.34 HP. .66 H.P.-.34 H.P.=.32:
H.P. less 200 778/11,200=13.9 c.o.p. 52.3/1.4X 144 l.65/33,000=8880/33000=.27 H.P. Compres sion ratio=2.13 :1
Performance of-Second Stage While Boosting First Stage Water vapor used full 200 B.t.u. extracted. Vapor in:
B.t.u. Difierence=1073 B.t.u. 200/1073:.186 lbs.,. say .2 lb. required.
T. e F v P B.t.u.
Difi 551. 5 1. as 66 DX. 2 110.4 1a
75 Final saving=2% and heat dissipated at 128 vs. 105 F.
5 110.4 cu. ft. 144x1.66/2+33,000=13,200/33,000=.4 H.P. Compression ratio=4.77:1. If desired, higher T may be employed in final condenser. For instance, the compression ratio is only 6 /2 :1 when going to 140 F. from 76 F.
Comparable and perhaps somewhat better results may be achieved by using a secondary refrigerant for cooling the primary condenser which will vaporize at a lower temperature than water and adjusting the pressure in the secondary system for most effective use of the secondary refrigerant use. I have found that various hydrocarbons are suitable for this purpose such as benzene, naphtha, naphthalene, or carbon tetrachloride or mixtures thereof. To reduce fire hazard carbon tetrachloride or chlorinated hydrocarbons or mixtures thereof are preferable. It is also preferred to add mineral oil in an amount up to 10% by volume as a lubricant for the secondary compressor.
While several embodiments of the invention have been shown and described in detail it will be understood that they are illustrative only and are not to be taken as a definition of the scope of the invention, reference being had for this purpose to the appended claims.
What is claimed is:
1. In an air conditioning apparatus including a compressor, an air cooled condenser connected to the compressor outlet, an evaporator connected to the compressor inlet, and a connection between the condenser and the evaporator, the improvement which comprises a heat exchanger having separated closed spaces one of which is connected in series in said connection, means to maintain water in the other of said spaces, a pump having its inlet connected to the upper part of the other of said spaces to produce a subatmospheric pressure therein to vaporize the water therein and to pump water vapor therefrom and compress the water vapor, an air cooled condenser connected to the pump outlet to receive compressed water vapor therefrom and condense it, and a connection from the last named condenser to said other of the spaces to return the condensed water vapor to said other of the spaces.
2. The air conditioning apparatus of claim 1 including control means responsive to the temperature of the water in said other of the spaces to control operation of the pump.
3. The air conditioning apparatus of claim 2 including a fioat valve in said other of the spaces responsive to the level of water therein to control the return of condensate through said last named connection.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification

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The Banshee roller coaster opened this year at Kings Island, a Cedar Fair park in Mason, Ohio. Its maximum speed: a scream-inducing 68 miles per hour. Photo: Don Helbig/AP Photo
Much like park visitors, Cedar Fair investors have had a wild ride, although the stock (ticker: FUN) now is on course to deliver more thrills than chills. Business, which hit a deep rut amid the recession, has improved along with the economy. The company, based in Sandusky, Ohio, has reduced the debt load that nearly sank it after a 2006 acquisition, and is reinvesting in the parks, which attracted 23.5 million visitors last year.
Cedar Fair units have rallied 24% in the past year, to a recent $52, and could climb to $60 in the next two years, says Alan Bazaar, CEO of Hollow Brook Wealth Management, a New York–based money manager. Add a yield of 5.4%, courtesy of the company's generous annual distribution of $2.80 per unit, and investors could pocket a total return of 20%. Small wonder they howled like banshees in 2009 when Apollo Global Management APO 1.7045454545454546% Apollo Global Management LLC Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD17.9 0.3 1.7045454545454546% /Date(1443819682927-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1100364 AFTER HOURS USD17.7 -0.2 -1.1173184357541899% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 32584 P/E Ratio 47.10526315789474 Market Cap 7106666448.44988 Dividend Yield 9.385474860335195% Rev. per Employee 1961810 More quote details and news » (APO) tried to buy the company for a mere $11.50 per unit.
Central to the bullish case, says Bazaar, is Cedar Fair's ability to post a 5% increase in annual earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, and command a multiple of 9 to 10 times enterprise value to Ebitda. Although Hollow Brook's cost basis in the stock is about $31 per unit, the firm is buying shares for new clients.
Many Cedar Fair fans credit the company's recent performance, and that of its shares, to the initiatives of CEO Matthew Ouimet, 56, who came aboard two years ago. Ouimet spent 17 years at Walt Disney DIS 0.3214181357748125% Walt Disney Co. U.S.: NYSE USD103 0.33 0.3214181357748125% /Date(1443819675285-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8649863 AFTER HOURS USD103 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 455783 P/E Ratio 21.413721413721415 Market Cap 173849377319.336 Dividend Yield 1.2815533980582525% Rev. per Employee 284050 More quote details and news » (DIS), where he ran Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line. He has brought in other Disney alumni and "really changed the culture," says Bazaar.
Ouimet, who will be presenting at a Goldman Sachs conference this week, has maintained a modest long-term target for Ebitda growth of 4%. Results exceeded that target last year, as revenue rose 6%, to $1.1 billion, and Ebitda, adjusted for nonoperating items, gained 9%, to $425 million. Revenue benefited from a 1% increase in park attendance, and higher ticket prices and guest spending.
The Bottom Line
Cedar Fair shares have risen 24% in the past year to $52, but could rally to $60 as revenue and Ebitda grow. Then there's the MLP's juicy yield of 5.4%.
The industry has enjoyed pricing power in recent years, led by Disney's Magic Kingdom, which boosted daily ticket prices in February by $4, to $99. That followed a $6 increase in 2013. The industry has been helped by a recovering economy and capacity constraints; no successful major parks have been built in the U.S. in 20 years due to costs.
Cedar Point, Cedar Fair's flagship park in Sandusky, has raised prices, too, but its one-day online ticket price is just $49.99. "It does validate the value proposition of the regional amusement park," says Ouimet, adding, "I want to make sure everyone who leaves the gate thinks they got a good value for their price."
AS AN MLP, Cedar Fair distributes most of its income. Distributions, which fluctuated in recent years, are on track to rise with Ebitda, even though capital spending could jump this year, to $145 million, from $120 million in 2013 and $96 million in 2012. Among the planned improvements, parks will be offering new shows and rides, and some park hotels will get face-lifts.
Cedar Fair has $1.6 billion of debt, but has been paying it down and refinancing. Last week, it sold debt at 5.375% to refinance borrowings on which it paid 9.125%. Barton Crockett, an analyst at FBR Capital Markets, expects interest expense to fall to $85 million in 2015 from last year's $103 million. Crockett has a price target of $70 on the shares, one of the highest on the Street, as he assigns value to the cash flow the company enjoys by paying low taxes, stemming from the fact that half its parks are in an MLP. He believes the net present value of the tax savings is worth roughly $840 million, or $15 a share.
This benefit could be underappreciated by investors. Competitors Six Flags Entertainment SIX 1.3382257716382473% Six Flags Entertainment Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD46.95 0.62 1.3382257716382473% /Date(1443820015869-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 696517 AFTER HOURS USD46.95 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6824 P/E Ratio 74.52380952380952 Market Cap 4449686393.9476 Dividend Yield 4.43024494142705% Rev. per Employee 629865 More quote details and news » (SIX) and SeaWorld Entertainment SEAS 3.910614525139665% SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD18.6 0.7 3.910614525139665% /Date(1443819618631-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1542618 AFTER HOURS USD17.9 -0.7 -3.763440860215054% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9251 P/E Ratio 68.88888888888889 Market Cap 1677868837.81738 Dividend Yield 4.516129032258065% Rev. per Employee 123115 More quote details and news » (SEAS) have used net-operating-loss carry-forwards to eliminate taxes, but their NOLs will be extinguished in coming years. They likely will convert to real estate investment trusts to avoid taxes.
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Illiquidity and Pricing Biases in the Real Estate Market
This article addresses the micro-analytic foundations of illiquidity and price dynamics in the real estate market by integrating modern portfolio theory with models describing the real estate transaction process. Based on the notion that real estate is a heterogeneous good that is traded in decentralized markets and that transactions in these markets are often characterized by costly searches, we argue that the most important aspects defining real estate illiquidity in both residential and commercial markets are the time required for sale and the uncertainty of the marketing period. These aspects provide two sources of bias in the commonly adopted methods of real estate valuation, which are based solely on the prices of sold properties and implicitly assume immediate execution. We demonstrate that estimated returns must be biased upward and risks downward. These biases can be significant, especially when the marketing period is highly uncertain relative to the holding period. We also find that real estate risk is closely related to investors' time horizons, specifically that real estate risk decreases when the holding period increases. These results are consistent with the conventional wisdom that real estate is more favorable to long-term investors than to short-term investors. They also provide a theoretical foundation for the recent econometric literature, which finds evidence of smoothing of real estate returns. Our findings help explain the apparent risk-premium puzzle in real estate-that is, that ex post returns appear too high, given their apparent low volatility-and can lead to the formal derivation of adjustments that can define real estate's proper role in the mixed-asset portfolio. Copyright 2007 American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association
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Clayton Christensen: Just a guy from Rose Park
Bailing out
"I always wanted to be a teacher," Christensen said, but financially it didn't make sense. So he continued working in the business world as he had, and he thinks that was the right decision at the time.
After Oxford, and after graduating from Harvard Business School with an MBA, he worked as a consultant and project manager with the Boston Consulting Group and helped start a company with several MIT professors. In between, he had a stint in Washington D.C. working as assistant to U.S. Transportation Secretaries Drew Lewis and Elizabeth Dole.
But then he hit the big 40th birthday and thoughts of teaching came back.
"My gosh!" he thought, "If I'm ever going to do it, I better do it. So with Christine's support, I decided to bail out."
He returned to Harvard.
"He got through the whole doctoral program very quickly. I think he did that as fast as anybody has," Christensen's son Matthew said. "I think it reflects how focused he is and how original his research was."
That research was the beginning of his theories on disruptive innovation which became the basis for his future success. The year he graduated with a doctorate, 1992, he was hired as a junior faculty member.
Only six years later — and one year after he published a bestselling book on his theories, he was given full tenure — the fastest path to full tenure than anybody ever had at Harvard Business School. "When you think about all the smart and gifted people who have been professors there I think that is really impressive," Matthew said.
Innovation rising
Clayton Christensen's work at Harvard established him as the king of the counterintuitive. His doctoral work and his subsequent books came out of the questions he asked during his research. He wondered how it could be that the best run, most promising, uber-successful companies often failed? What did these brilliant CEOs and managers of the best businesses do wrong?
"The answer, oddly, is that actually these people did everything right," Christensen said. "It is good management that sows the seeds of every successful company's ultimate demise."
He calls this process "disruptive innovation," a very specific term of art that describes the innovative business models built around technology. These business models bring new and simpler products to the bottom of markets where whole new customers can afford and use them. Then slowly they move up to the top of the market.
Christensen's theories on disruptive innovation were a smash hit in the business world with the publication of his influential 1997 breakout book "The Innovator's Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail."
That book, and the subsequent invitations to speak, present, advise and write, raised Christensen to be one of the business world's most sought after consultants. Nolan Archibald, the CEO of Black & Decker for 24 years and now Executive Chairman of the Stanley Black & Decker Corporation, remembers Christensen giving a seminar to 200 of the nation's top CEOs. "The respect and reverence that these CEOs had for this college professor Clayton Christensen is, I think, unparalleled."
Christensen's brother Carlton remembers asking his brother to come speak at his work. Christensen told him he couldn't because Bill Gates was having him speak to about 100 CEOs at his home for a few days. He then continued on in the conversation as if it wasn't a big deal.
"I think very few people would argue that he has had less than a huge impact on management practice," said Willy Shih, a professor of management practice at Harvard Business School. "I'm guessing a lot of people would aspire to have that impact."
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