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Linked here is a detailed quantitative analysis of Genuine Parts Company (GPC). Below are some highlights from the above linked analysis:
Company Description: Genuine Parts Co is a leading wholesale distributor of automotive replacement parts, industrial parts and supplies, and office products.
Fair Value: In calculating fair value, I consider the NPV MMA Differential Fair Value along with these four calculations of fair value, see page 2 of the linked PDF for a detailed description:
1. Avg. High Yield Price
2. 20-Year DCF Price
3. Avg. P/E Price
4. Graham Number
GPC is trading at a premium to all four valuations above. The stock is trading at a 11.6% premium to its calculated fair value of $45.54. GPC did not earn any Stars in this section.
Dividend Analytical Data: In this section there are three possible Stars and three key metrics, see page 2 of the linked PDF for a detailed description:
1. Free Cash Flow Payout
2. Debt To Total Capital
3. Key Metrics
4. Dividend Growth Rate
5. Years of Div. Growth
6. Rolling 4-yr Div. > 15%
GPC earned three Stars in this section for 1.), 2.) and 3.) above. A Star was earned since the Free Cash Flow payout ratio was less than 60% and there were no negative Free Cash Flows over the last 10 years. The stock earned a Star as a result of its most recent Debt to Total Capital being less than 45%.
The company earned a Star for having an acceptable score in at least two of the four Key Metrics measured. It has paid a cash dividend to shareholders every year since 1948 and has increased its dividend payments for 55 consecutive years.
Dividend Income vs. MMA: Why would you assume the equity risk and invest in a dividend stock if you could earn a better return in a much less risky money market account (MMA) or Treasury bond? This section compares the earning ability of this stock with a high yield MMA. Two items are considered in this section, see page 2 of the linked PDF for a detailed description:
1. NPV MMA Diff.
2. Years to > MMA
The NPV MMA Diff. of the $418 is below the $500 target I look for in a stock that has increased dividends as long as GPC has. If GPC grows its dividend at 4.8% per year, it will take 4 years to equal a MMA yielding an estimated 20-year average rate of 4.1%. GPC earned a check for the Key Metric 'Years to >MMA' since its 4 years is less than the 5 year target.
Memberships and Peers: GPC is a member of the S&P 500 and a member of the Broad Dividend Achievers™ Index and a Dividend Champion. The company's peer group includes: Advance Auto Parts Inc. (AAP) with a 0.4% yield, AutoZone Inc. (AZO) with a 0.0% yield and W.W. Grainger, Inc. (GWW) with a 1.8% yield.
Conclusion: GPC did not earn any Stars in the Fair Value section, earned three Stars in the Dividend Analytical Data section and did not earn any Stars in the Dividend Income vs. MMA section for a total of three Stars. This quantitatively ranks GPC as a 3 Star-Hold stock.
Using my D4L-PreScreen.xls model, I determined the share price would need to decrease to $48.70 before GPC's NPV MMA Differential decreased to the $500 minimum that I look for in a stock with 55 years of consecutive dividend increases. At that price the stock would yield 3.7%.
Resetting the D4L-PreScreen.xls model and solving for the dividend growth rate needed to generate the target $500 NPV MMA Differential, the calculated rate is 5.2%. This dividend growth rate is slightly higher than the 4.8% used in this analysis, thus providing no margin of safety. GPC has a risk rating of 1.25 which classifies it as a Low risk stock.
GPC's long string of dividend increases are supported by its strong underlying fundamentals of sales, earnings and free cash flow growth. The company exhibits excellent financial leadership as evidenced perseverance through the recent downturn. From an operating standpoint, GPC has an extensive distribution network and it has built a loyal customer following over the years.
Since the company is has proven itself in the most recent downturn, it now trades at a premium to my $45.54. However, given its strong dividend fundamentals, I will look for opportunities to add to my position.
Disclaimer: Material presented here is for informational purposes only. The above quantitative stock analysis, including the Star rating, is mechanically calculated and is based on historical information. The analysis assumes the stock will perform in the future as it has in the past. This is generally never true. Before buying or selling any stock you should do your own research and reach your own conclusion. See my Disclaimer for more information.
Full Disclosure: At the time of this writing, I was long in GPC (4.5% of my Dividend Growth Portfolio). See a list of all my dividend growth holdings here.
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The recipient of frequent recognition for these approaches, including a MacArthur Fellowship, she is adding two additional honors announced today to the list: member of the advisory board for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and Colorado State Historian.
The NEH board, called the National Council on the Humanities, consists of 26 distinguished citizens who make recommendations on grant applications and advise the chairman. Limerick was nominated by President Barack Obama in the spring of 2015 and confirmed by the U.S. Senate in November 2015.
Her appointment as Colorado State Historian by Gov. John Hickenlooper is a key component of a new partnership between History Colorado and the University of Colorado Boulder.
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Jason Hanson, who has been at the center since 2004 and is a member of the research faculty, will serve as Deputy State Historian. Some of his recent projects include A Ditch in Time: The City, The West, and Water (Fulcrum Publishing, 2012), a book about the history of water in Denver that he coauthored with Patty Limerick, and The Nation Possessed (2013), a collaborative report about the history and future of American public lands. He will be assisted in day-to-day work at History Colorado by CU-Boulder history PhD student Sam Bock.
Nationwide, the last decade has seen a decline in the number of history majors and in the enrollment in history classes. Limerick has aimed much of her work at identifying and exploring new opportunities for young people entering the field of history.
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Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, ESPN.com NHL writer Pierre LeBrun will stop by to chat about the latest news from around the NHL.
Based in Toronto, LeBrun joined ESPN in September 2008 after spending 13 years with The Canadian Press as its national hockey columnist. LeBrun was also a contributor to Rogers Sportsnet and a regular contributor to TSN in Canada.
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Pierre LeBrun (1:57 PM)
Greetings from the home base in Toronto everyone, let's get it going
Gerry (San Francisco, CA)
I realize this time of the season is about the NHL trade deadline, but I need to ask, what is latest news in terms of the NHL realignment process?
Pierre LeBrun (1:58 PM)
Gerry, welcome back. No new news on re-alignment at this point. It's going to have to be a CBA matter at this point.
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
Who do you think will be in the Stanley Cup Finals this season after the NHL All-Star Break?
Pierre LeBrun (1:59 PM)
Chris, so hard to answer that.But at this point I'd go Boston-Vancouver repeat
josh(Anaheim C.a) [via mobile]
hey lebrun do you think the ducks will trade one of there core players before the trade deadline?
Pierre LeBrun (2:02 PM)
By core if you mean Bobby Ryan or Ryan Getzlaf, my sense is that it won't happen before the deadline. I mean, you never know, the Ducks could get a crazy offer they can't refuse, but my sense from talking to teams around the league is that Anaheim believes a better time to make a big move like that is the off-season when more teams can get involved. And by the way, it's not a sure thing they move any of those guys anyway.One big name I'm told remains in play ,however, is Visnovsky
Adam (Toronto)
Hey Pierre, how are the no scoring, no 3rd line depth (Clarkson, Poni), weak defense, no goaltending, sqeak into the playoffs Devils doing now? *silence heard amongst all the ESPN hockey analysts* ..I think all the ESPN analysts should start talking about PITT or PHI squeaking into the playoffs cuz in NJ, we're playing for the #1 seed, not #7 or 8.
Pierre LeBrun (2:03 PM)
LOL, Devils fans are so sensitve. I was on record in September saying the Devils were playoff-bound. So you can't hang that on me, my friend
Jimbo (Northwest Side Chicago)
Pierre. My Hawks! Is this a normal mid-season slump or is there more to it?
Pierre LeBrun (2:03 PM)
not normal. Team playing brutally defenseively
Brad (Philadelphia)
Pierre, I know you watch the West more than the East but do you think Philly's injuries and youth is starting to bite them? NJ, Pitt ,2 more veteran teams turning up a notch and may surpass flyers.
Pierre LeBrun (2:04 PM)
Warms my heart when somebody says that about me. I live in Toronto but I love the Western Conference, haha. I know from talking to people around the league that the Flyers are intent on trying to upgrade on defense with more experience, etc... Hang in there, my guess is they'll be able to pull it off
Matthew (Columbia, NJ)
Pierre: What's going on with the Flyers?
Pierre LeBrun (2:06 PM)
My concern with them all year _ and they proved me wrong for most of it until now _ was lack of secondary scoring after Giroux's top line.... As much as I know the Flyers need to upgrade on D to help buffer the loss of Pronger, I would like to see them add some forward depth as well if possible. But I'm not sure they're as concerned about that as I am
Ice Ace (Alabama)
Why has the Canucks have the Sedin Twins on different lines?
Pierre LeBrun (2:07 PM)
Coach Alain Vigneault said he felt the twins were struggling of late _ and the team wasn't playing its best either _ so he was just trying to provide a spark by splitting them up. Won't last.
Greg (Philadelphia)
Pierre, do you think the shootout problems the flyers have aren't a big problem considering there isn't a shootout in playoff hockey?
Pierre LeBrun (2:07 PM)
Precisely. As long as it doesn't cost a team a playoff spot _ which it has in the past _ I can care less about the shootout and who's good at it and who isn't. Doesn't win you a Cup
Sergei (Madison, WI)
Hi, Pierre! How goes it? First off, I just want to tell the guy, who ranted about the Wings' offense to shut up. Our offense is very good, we just had a little trouble hitting the net on the road, but the chances were there. Having said that, do you think Detroit will set the new record for consecutive home wins during their home stand? I know they MIGHT, I know they COULD, but do YOU think they WILL?
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Marco (NJ)
I have a two part question if you do not mind. First being, do you think that was a goal in last night's Devils Rangers? It looked like Gaborik tried to avoid but was pushed by Volchenkov. Also after watching the Rangers not score a PP goal I am wondering if the Rangers will try to get someone to run the PP which I dont think will solve their problems anyway. Personally I think Del Zotto is capable and that the system is too stationary for it to work consistently. Thanks.
Pierre LeBrun (2:09 PM)
Marco, I thought ref made right call on that non-goal. Brodeur needs to have a chance to make the save. Yes Gabby was pushed in, but he still could have made better effort to avoid Marty. Second, yes Rangers on lookout for PP d-man and/or top-six scoring winger
Almeida (Norway)
Former NHL player Ole Kristian Tollefsen says that Nashville Predators is interested in him, but he wants a one-way contract. Do you think he would be a nice fit in Preds? http://www.tv2.no/sport/ishockey/tollefsen-kan-faa-en-ny-nhlsjanse-3699340.htm
Pierre LeBrun (2:09 PM)
Almeida, this is news to me. So I can't help you. No clue if it's true
Jeff Carter (Columbus (for now))
Hey Pierre. Does the media realize that my contract doesn?t have the classic ?bogus years? on it, as I will still be in my 30s when it is done. With that cleared up, I should pack my bags expecting to go to Toronto right?
Pierre LeBrun (2:10 PM)
or LA? :)Will be interesting to see if Columbus can find a taker. Hard to tell at this point
Sergei (Madison, WI)
Since you only answer one question at a time (I've leaned that by seeing you ignore the 2nd part of my 2-part questions) I decided to break them up, hoping you'd answer both separately S'IL VOUS PLAIT! I think that MacDonald played pretty well during the first two games, he only gave up three goals for crying out loud. Why doesn't anyone have any faith in him if he continues to play the way he has so far? I do.....
Pierre LeBrun (2:11 PM)
Bottoom line is this: I can't imagine why Detroit would even bother upgrading its backup. The Wings win the Cup with Howard in goal, nobody else
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Does Owen Nolan have a shot at the HOF? His career numbers are probably not quite enough (100th all time in scoring - although only 10 players ahead of him had more PIM), but admit it, you wear a goatee just so you can look like him. He was tough as nails, played with his heart on his sleeve and is everything you want a hockey player to be.
Pierre LeBrun (2:12 PM)
Yeah he'll be one of those guys that's going to have to wait a while if he ever gets in... I admired him as a player thought... but I had a goatee before he did :)
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Pierre LeBrun (2:12 PM)
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Josh (Pittsburgh)
Hey Pierre. With the trade deadline only about three weeks away. What do you think the Pittsburgh Penguins will do? Will they trade for anyone or probably just keep the group they have? I've heard Hemsky is being targeted. Whats the possibility of that happening?
Pierre LeBrun (2:13 PM)
told from people around the league that among the long list of names on Pens' search list, Travis Moen and Dominic Moore are on there...
Bill (Toronto)
Who, if anybody, do you think the Habs move at the trade deadline?
Pierre LeBrun (2:14 PM)
Hall Gill and possibly Travis Moen unless they re-sign him. No talks yet with Moen
Bill (Toronto)
As a Habs fan, I was happy to see Subban mixing it up with Malkin at the end of the game yesterday but one thought perplexed me: Malkin is a big boy that can handle hhimself. Did he need Letang to jump in and take on Subban for him? He would have get huge kudos league wide if he handled it himself...thoughts?
Pierre LeBrun (2:14 PM)
The way I saw that play unfold, I think Malkin was going to come back at Subban until the moment Letang jumped in. I don't think Malkin has any issue protecting himself
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Hi Pierre, seems as if the consensus is that the Blues wait on being a buyer till they see the what Steen and Mcdonald can bring to the table after getting healthy. If just one or neither can return to form, do you see the blues pulling the trigger on someone? if so, who do you think would be targeted?
Pierre LeBrun (2:16 PM)
You are correct in saying Blues are waiting to see how it unfolds with McDonald/Steen. They could add a forward if one of those two guys doesn't come back or isn't playing at right level... but you have to also consider this factor: the Blues are on a strict budget due to ownership issues. If they make a trade, it can't be to take on too much money
Tyler (Toronto)
Pierre, every year you hear trade talk surrounding the Leafs and that elusive number one center, and it never materializes. Will this year be any different?
Pierre LeBrun (2:17 PM)
Those guys don't grow on trees, my frend. I don't think they get a No. 1 center before this deadline, no. But they might find a forward with size.
Matt (Chicago, IL)
I love Morrow as a player and a captain but he's always hurt and now he's on IR for the 3rd time this season. How much of a future does he have in Dallas if he can't stay healthy? I want him to stay but I don't want Dallas to use up a roster spot on someone who only plays 2/3 of the season every year.
Pierre LeBrun (2:19 PM)
well I can't see him moving before this deadline given that he's hurt again...
christian gendron (Montreal)
Salut Pierre.LA Kings need offensive weapons and why not trading Bernier when is value still high?..Quick carry 85% of Kings duties and a former 1st rounder "Bernier" always bring a lots of attention.Also do you think Habs center Thomas Plekanec value is good enough for desperated teams?
Pierre LeBrun (2:20 PM)
The Kings' front office loves, I mean, loves Bernier.... they'd only move him if it's a major, major upgrade offensively...
Marek Zidlicky (Minnesota)
Pierre, when will I be dealt to the NY Rangers? I am a victim of the system here in Minnesota and I want out!
Pierre LeBrun (2:21 PM)
Am told Rangers are not interested in you sir, sorry
david (nj)
how impressive are the devils of late? 2 wins over the rangers, 1 over flyers and pens and you can chuck in the habs winyou look at the eastern standings and the atlantic is very strong, and 2 points seperate 4-6 all held by the atlantic division, how strong is the atlantic? the only division that rivals the atl is the centralits going to be one exciting finish!
Pierre LeBrun (2:22 PM)
Thing I like the most about the Devils are just how much fun they are to watch. That's certainly not a comment you would have made about them over the years, but this is an incredibly entertaining team. And they're for real.
Nick (Arizona)
Hey Pierre, do you see the organization taking home the cup this year coming from the Western conference? most likely coming from the ultra competitive central divison?
Pierre LeBrun (2:23 PM)
Nick, the West is stronger again this year in terms of the depth of elite teams, but that doesn't mean anything when it comes to the Stanley Cup finals. The East almost always sends a terrific team to the final even if they have fewer eliete teams on their side.
Bruce (Detroit)
Pierre - six game home stand coming up and hopefully adding some big time points in the standings for my Wings and reports that Howard may be back on Friday. What are you hearing? I say we still look for a back-up at the deadline to be safe.
Pierre LeBrun (2:25 PM)
I spoke with Ken Holland yesterday and he felt Howard wouldn't be out long.... was hoping for perhaps Sunday at the earliest but it's going to depend on how Howard feels over the next few days... he's going to play with the finger not fully healed when he returns so it really depends on pain threshold for Howard when he does feel ready to return
Erin (Detroit, MI)
Pierre; What are the Red Wings to do about the goaltending situation??? The Wings need a reliable backup for Jimmy, and I do not see MacDonald or Conklin carrying the load while he remains sidelined with a broken finger. Maybe Nabokov? What are your thoughts?
Pierre LeBrun (2:27 PM)
I answered this before but I should also add that Garth Snow told me today he has no intention of moving Nabokov, FYI...I guess if Isles fall out of it in two weeks one would think he'd change his mind, but that's how Snow feels right now given that his team still has a chance at making the playoffs as it stands today
Don (Columbus, OH)
Hi Pierre- So I am a frustrated Hawks fan. Their D and G is awful. I keep hearing about adding a dman, but is there any team out there that has a Goalie that might become available? We chatted a few months back and Brodeur was mentioned as a possibility but the Devils are playing much better now. Please help ease my pain.
Pierre LeBrun (2:29 PM)
here's what Stan Bowman told my ESPN colleague Craig Custance yesterday about trading for a goalie:"No. I always tell people Corey is a young guy and you don't lose your talent in a matter of a few months. He was great the first six weeks of the year and then struggled a bit," Bowman said. "He came in last year and played really well. It wasn't a fluke. He played 35 games in a row, the playoffs, pressure situations and he was dynamite. It's one of those things guys go through. We'll work with him."No having said that, I doubt Bowman would ever come out and announce he's looking for a goalie, that would undermine Crawford/Emery..... Still, that's what Bowman said above...I suppose if Crawford hasn't come around two weeks from now... maybe Bowman re-visits that thought...
gwjab (Buffalo)
When will the NHL scrap its current system for awarding points (wins/losses) and go back to a fairer and more logical system? I've heard some people suggesting 3 pts for a regulation win, 2 pts for a shootout win, and 1 pt for a overtime/shootout loss, but why overhaul the whole system and skew the record books when its really unnecessary. Common sense says that a regulation/OT win is 2 pts, ANY loss is zero pts, and a shootout win (which is just a gimmick to eliminate ties) should be just 1 pt. Your thoughts ?
Pierre LeBrun (2:31 PM)
yes I created a bit of a stir on twitter the other day when I suggested going to 3 pts for reg time victory... I don't like the current system either and have said so for a few years nowbut NHL likes current system because it (artificially) keeps the standings close
JimH (miami, fl)
Will the Panthers be able to acquire a legitimate scoring threat before the deadline? Anyone in particular they might get? After last night's debacle it's obvious they need SOMEthing.
Pierre LeBrun (2:32 PM)
Panthers source says they want to get some bodies back first and then see how they fare before deciding whether they need to add
Christian T (New Jersey)
Thoughts on the no goal in the Rangers - Devils game? I thought it was the right call to wave the goal off. Maybe not a penalty but that late in the game that's a mute point. But I'm biased so what do I know
Pierre LeBrun (2:33 PM)
agreed with the call
Owen (Berkeley)
I feel the Devils have the forwards and goalie to make a good playoff run. Can the D (maybe with a modest upgrade) hold up its end of the deal? And do you agree with the premise? Thanks
Joe Thornton (San Jose, CA)
Pierre, mi amor. What are you getting me to celebrate our bromance for Valentines Day? Hopefully you didn't spend all your budget on those little heart shaped candies for Nicklas Lidstrom.
Pierre LeBrun (2:33 PM)
my real concern is actually 3/4 lines... would like to see Lou add a bit there
Pierre LeBrun (2:34 PM)
Spending my whole budget on Claude Giroux :)LOL LOL
John Tavares (Long Island)
Pierre, even though my team probably is not playoff bound and the other two are....am I the best hockey player in the NY/NJ area right now? That includes a certain goalie in Manhattan and the 100 million dollar man across the river....
Pierre LeBrun (2:34 PM)
Might take Zach Parise over all of the above :)
Zach Williams (Nashua NH )
In your opinion who is better at this point in time in the NHL. The Capitals or the Bruins?
Pierre LeBrun (2:35 PM)
The B's, mon ami
Spencer (Philadelphia)
John Tavares is one of the most talented and promising young stars in the NHL. However, in the area of media attention, he's not even in the Top 20. If he stays hot, does he have a shot at MVP this year?
Pierre LeBrun (2:35 PM)
I doubt he'd have a shot at the Hart but I totally agree he's one the rising superstars in this league. Love his game. He's grown by leaps and bounds this season. The REAL DEAL.
brendan (rhode island)
how far do you think the penguins can go in the playoffs if Crosby does not return and who do you think the pens will try and add at the trade deadline to bolster their roster for the playof push?
Pierre LeBrun (2:36 PM)
I don't think they can win the Cup wihtout a healhty Crosby.They can win a round or two without him, but not go all the way in my opinion
Marcus (TN)
Who do you think the Preds can pick up in the next few weeks?
Pierre LeBrun (2:38 PM)
Going to be an interesting few weeks for sure for Nashville, given their decision on Suter... I know they like Ales Hemsky but not sure they're willing to pay big price for him.... certainly a top-six forward is in the cards and I wouldn't be suprised if they loooked at a d-man as well... lots of cap room and they want to take a run at it this spring
A (Vancouver)
What do you think of the current Canucks's losing streak? Will it get better? or worst?
Pierre LeBrun (2:40 PM)
Um, the Canucks have won 2 straight :)
Jeff (Clearwater)
Which of Tampa's Defensemen get moved before the trade deadline?
Pierre LeBrun (2:41 PM)
Brett Clark and possibly Pavel Kubina... they're both UFA July 1... Kubina, however, has a limited NTC which allows him to live 5 teams to Yzerman in which he'd agreed to move to...
Bryan (Chicago)
Hey Pierre - excluding the FLA/WSH southeast battle, which team outside the top 8 in the eastern conference has the best chance to make the playoffs?
Pierre LeBrun (2:44 PM)
I'd say Phoenix
Doug (Washington DC)
What do you think about the Isles re-signing Frans Nielsen? Is P.A. next? Will free agents start to see that playing on Long Island isn't the life-suck that the media makes it out to be?
Pierre LeBrun (2:45 PM)
Talks are ongoing I'm told between Isles and Parenteau's agent... not close to a deal at this point but things can change
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Pierre, do you have any further news on the investigation of the clock controversy in LA? Everybody knows the scorekeeper holding the clock with the home team down by 1 or tied with an offensive zone faceoff in the waning seconds is the oldest trick in the book! This happened in one of my college playoff games which led to a bench clearing brawl and both coaches and fans verbally attacking the (female) home scorekeeper until she had to get escorted out of the arena by security. So no laughing matter. Not to mention that one point may decide the Pacific Division and mean the difference between home ice advantage or a first round matchup at Detroit or Vancouver. But good thing Dean Lombardi got his degree in electrical engineering.....
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All I can tell you is that the league has interviewed most of the people involved... not sure when a decision will be announced
Doug (Washington DC)
Don't the Isles have to either re-sign Nabokov or trade him at the deadline for whatever they can get? A rebuilding team like the Islanders can't afford to get nothing for a valuable guy like him.
Pierre LeBrun (2:48 PM)
well my sense is that they want to keep him as long as they're in the race... if they fall out... then you're right, sign him or trade him
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How do you think this two venue plan for the 2013 Winter Classic in Detroit will go over? As a Red Wings fan I am curious
Pierre LeBrun (2:49 PM)
Personally, I'm happy, because I like staying in downtown Detroit, more to do there. As you know, it's all about the media :)
Andrew (Scranton, PA)
What do the Flyers do at the deadline to re-energize the team?
Pierre LeBrun (2:50 PM)
they're on the lookout for a d-man
Mark (St. Louis)
Are you predicting there will be some sort of work stoppage next season? If so, for how long?
Pierre LeBrun (2:51 PM)
Impossible to predict if there will be a work stoppage or not. Even NHLPA and NHL officals can't predict that.But one thing I can tell you: league wants to drop players' share down from 57 percent of HRR. Players who't move easily off that... going to be some tough negotiations
Mike Gillis (Roger's Arena)
howdy Pierre! My Canucks are winning, but struggling to find to hit peak form after the all-star break. What can I legitimately get for Cory Schneider to put this team over the top? I mean, yes, Cory Schneider is a great insurance should Roberto studders, but in reality, I rather convert that asset to a player which can help me win the cup right now. So, in your opinion, who is interested in Cory Schneider and who will be the best return fit for my Canucks?
Pierre LeBrun (2:51 PM)
My opinion, Mike, is that you should wait until the off-season to figure out what you're doing in goal
Eric (Tampa)
Steve Yzerman needs to get Nabokov and needed to do it yesterday. Lightning have the offensive firepower to make a run with some decent goaltending
Pierre LeBrun (2:52 PM)
I think you saw what I said earlier about Snow telling me he has no intention to move Nabokov at this point...
Dan (LA)
Will the Kings make any moves? Who is most valuable trade asset that is expendable?
Pierre LeBrun (2:54 PM)
they are certainly looking hard at what they can do to upgrade their top-six forward group, notably on the wings
Jeffory (Calgary)
Howdy Pierre. Great to see you on TSN up here in Canada now. Fantastic job as always. My question to you is in regards to the LA Kings. A bit of a silent killer if you ask me. Who do you think they bring in at the deadline.. Im thinking Jeff Carter.
Pierre LeBrun (2:54 PM)
thank Jeffory.Well I know they've discussed the merits of Carter internally. Not sure whether or not they're sold on the idea though...
Matt (NYC)
Hey Pierre, thanks for doing this. Do you foresee the Rangers trying to make a big splash for an impact forward either at the deadline or over the off-season? They have too much depth as it is so adding a depth player seems almost illogical at this point.
Pierre LeBrun (2:55 PM)
Matt, they'd like to add PP d-man and/or scoring winger, yes.... but can they do it?
Tim (Boston)
I see Neil Greenberg wrote a column today arguing for Patrice Bergeron for the Selke Award. It's about time you paid him enough to do it!
Pierre LeBrun (2:55 PM)
haha, I've been saying it for a while !
Rich (Philly)
Pierre- Vegas has the Bruins with best odds of winning Cup. You always put the B's in 1st or 2nd, but Scott doesn't even think they are the 5th best team. Are you and Vegas wrong?
Pierre LeBrun (2:56 PM)
I'm wrong plenty :)
Garrett Kolodziej (Clarkston, MI)
Hey Pierre. What do you think the Red Wings do at the trade deadline? Suter is too much money and prospects, but gives the Red Wings a Lidstrom-esque player for the future.
Pierre LeBrun (2:56 PM)
can't imagine Nashville trading Suter within division. That would shock me
Bryan (Chicago)
Hey Pierre - I realize the Isles don't get much respect (deservedly so) but if Nabby can stay hot do you see Snow turning away other GMs inquiring about his availability and the Isles making a push at the playoffs (ultimately coming up short)? The fan base needs meaningful games in March!
Pierre LeBrun (2:57 PM)
yes as I said earlier, if the Isles stay in the race, Snow's intention is to keep Nabby
Travis (Vancouver, BC)
Are the Hawks looking for a D-man to supplant Leddy in the top-4 or just to supply depth for the bottom pair? What are your thoughts on Leddy's play thus far?
Pierre LeBrun (2:57 PM)
When I've asked Bowman that question, he said third-pairing defenseman is what they're looking for
Don (Saskatchewan)
Pierre, There has been lot's of speculation about the Habs Hal Gill and Travis Moen. But what about Andrei Kostitsyn? Also a UFA, has size, skill although a little enigmatic. Could he be moved? Maybe to a team like the Kings, or the Preds?
Pierre LeBrun (2:59 PM)
great point, Don.He could certainly be moved given his UFA status, but I must admit I haven't heard his name mentioned much at all in my conversations with teams around the league
Bob (Pittsburgh)
Pierre, all the teams in the east that dont win the division have to want the number 6 seed right?
Pierre LeBrun (2:59 PM)
that would be my guess, yes
Mike (SJ)
If Gordie Howe plays in the Alumni game for the Winter Classic, will he set the record for the longest standing ovation when he gets introduced?
Pierre LeBrun (2:59 PM)
God bless him, a great man
Owen (Berkeley)
Pierre-- how's life? Please confirm my homerism: the play at the end of the thrilling Devils-Rangers game was called correctly, yes? Maybe not blatant, but that call has to be made. Agree?
Pierre LeBrun (3:00 PM)
Pierre LeBrun (3:00 PM)
OK cool cats, gotta run. Enjoyed your company again this week. Sorry for all the question I didn't get to. There were a lot !
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The process of getting into the Information Sciences and Technology major is very simple since it is a very broad major and therefore doesn't require many specific difficult subjects like math/science. Just be a personal and communicative person and you will do just fine.
As an Information Sciences and Technology major, I can acquire internships with consulting firms, information technology firms, companies like IBM, HP, etc. The pay is usually medium to high around $20 - $25 an hour and the responsibilities center around communication, network design, consulting, analysis, and time management.
Off-Campus Housing:
I'm sorry for this, but off campus housing options were horrible!!! It's part of the reason I ended moving back home and switching campuses.For almost $1100 a month not including utilities, I was having to share a room in a one bedroom apartment. We were about 20 minutes away, and the drive was so confusing for me. Plus, there weren't any close public transportation stops to where we were.So I advise all out of state students looking to go to Brandywine that you have a car, and you get there before school starts so you can get a feel for the place. And having a ton of money to burn would also help.
I am dissatisfied with my program because it did not challenge me to improve my skills in Information Sciences and Technology. I would do it all over again if I could so that I could focus more on my studies and less on relaxation. I aspire to become an entrepreneur for software development and website design. I have concerns that I will not be able to find enough clients and/or a remote position.
This is a funny subject, and I'll tell you way. The campus I was initially attending didn't have on campus housing, but that didn't seem to make a difference in the strictness administrators talked about. I think more than anything else, Penn State has some major reputation overhaul going on. So of course they're going to be strict about things. With the public looking at them under a microscope after all the bad publicity, they have to make sure students don't cause any more of a mess.
My major, Information Sciences & Technology, is a broad and encompassing major that involves psychology aspects, information technology aspects, social aspects, technical consulting, and many others. I enjoy it for the most part, but the undergraduate program was very simple and not challenging unfortunately.
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Pretty chill people, there are respectable, responsible people, but there are some rude and inconsiderate people too, but hey, its a big school.
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Downtown is full of apartment buildings so you have your choice. Some can be a bit pricey, but if you look around you can get a good bargain. I live off campus and I have my own room and bathroom and I love it. Parking is a minor issue and you will have to pay extra to have access to a spot or garage.
There are so many majors to choose from if you attend Penn State. We have multiple colleges on campus each with their own focus of study. Our Smeal College of Business is highly regarded among other business colleges and our Schyer's honors college is equally as regarded. Advisors help you decide which major is right or you and offer you ways to get more out of your stay at State with minors or even double majors!
Almost every building has a computer with a printing station in it which you are entitled to use and you recieve 100 free prints as a student. There are mutliple computer labs throughout campus. You can go to the library, the hub, and pollock testing center for access to a full computer lab with pcs, macs, and scanners. They ar relatively fast and easy to use and print from. There is also wifi on campus for all student which works in all buildings and it is useful to have a computer to take notes and complete assignments with if you live off campus.
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State College is near Altoona and within driving distance to both Philly and the Poconos. There are tons of restuarants to eat at. There are plenty of shopping outlets in the area for clothes and groceries. The cata bus system provides excellent transportation services both on campus and off. Beaver stadium is our beloved football stadium and on football weekends there is no place like it: food, friends, and football! Everywhere you go you can be sure to hear a we are chant! WE ARE! PENN STATE!
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Downtown State College has tons of dining options. Ther are both chain restaurants and small cafes and diners. RU Hungry is famous for their 'fat' sandwiches and Irvings is a qauint cafe with tons of options. The off campus food is suitable for all types of palets and tastes!
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Everyone is extremely supportive of the school and all of the events and extracurricular activities! The shopping is great and teh community is very close-knit. It's a great place to be!
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It REALLY depends where you are. It's a great idea to rent a house with friends, and I've heard great things about the apartments. Watch out for those, though, they tend to be just like the dorms except with nicer kitchens and bathrooms.
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Everything is very business oriented. Everyone acts like they're going to a meeting all the time. Some of us are. But it's also fun, and I've made really great friends here.
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There is a good mix of cheap fast food, desert places, and nicer restaurants. I'm not sure how I feel about the prices being student-friendly; eating out can be expensive downtown. However, cheaper options are available and there's a lot to choose from.
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There is no other thing like Penn State's campus life. The student union (known as the HUB) is always bustling with students and student groups, and is central to campus. It's newly renovated and will be further renovated within the next few years, and has restaurants, coffee places, hangouts and is the perfect place to meet a friend for lunch! At Penn State, there are tons of student organizations to join, and many students join one or more organizations to get involved on campus. There are tons of ways to get involved and make friends, and it comes together to make one big Penn State community.
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The Greek Life at Penn State is great, but it definitely is not a necessity at Penn State. It only takes up a little of the social life at Penn State, and you do not have to be involved in Greek Life in order to make friends or attend social events. Some of my friends are in Greek Life and absolutely love it, and some of my friends chose not to and are doing just fine. If you're interested, definitely rush, and you can always decide after rush if greek life is fit for your or not.
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I can't fit every positive thing about Penn State in this description. Penn State has been recognized for its academics, its athletics and its student organizations. Friendly faces are everywhere at Penn State, and the facilities are top notch and fit every students' needs. At Penn State, a unique opportunity is THON, a 46-hour dance marathon that benefits pediatric cancer, and is the largest student-run philanthropy in the world.
Campus Housing:
The campus housing at Penn State is not too bad depending on where you live. Freshman live in some of the worst dorms on campus (East Halls), so I think the Housing gets a bad rap right off the bat. However, I was a freshman and applied early for housing and received a contract to live in North Halls. They are suite style and had air conditioning and our own bathroom which is, for obvious reasons, a huge advantage. The only complaint I had about North Halls is that it is very quiet and actually not a good option for Freshman; you are better off living in East actually because you will meet so many other Freshman. West and South Halls are somewhere in the middle and, in my opinion, the best options for Campus Housing. Closer to the downtown area, better dinning options, always busy and people always around.
The varsity sports at Penn State are as competitive as it gets. Plenty of facilities for the Division I athletes but are also made available to the general population of students.
I double major, and it's all about what you want to get out of it. I put in a lot of work into both my majors, and take high level, honors courses to challenge myself. Because I challenge myself so I spend more time and resources on my majors than the average college student. I usually read and write a lot, I work with statistics a lot, and have to think about it's real world application constantly. Overall, however I love both my majors, the faculty and the work is interesting, and there are so many opportunities for amazing experiences.
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I like the night life at Penn State, it has something for everyone. There are free concerts, free movies, crafts, parties, dances, special guests, awesome food, etc. There is a lot going on constantly, you just have to keep your eyes open for the opportunities!
Campus Quality:
It's hard to sum up what sets Penn State apart because there is so much; the student body, the spirit, the faculty, the campus, the night life, the athletics. To me though the community is the main thing that sets Penn State apart, it's not like other universities. We have such a massive campus, but you feel like you're at home, with friends everywhere and a sense of comfort, despite constantly being surrounded by 40K others.
The people in the aid offices work very hard to help students, but due to the sheer volume of people who attend the university it can still make it difficult to get all the help you need. They try really hard though and are very educated. My tips would be to take advantage of campus jobs and to stay on track with keeping a budget - keeping the book balanced is imperative.
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Despite common reservations about the location and climate, most Penn State students are fiercely loyal to their alma mater. Penn State boasts one of the largest alumni populations in the United States; graduates are proud of their degrees, and employers recognize the University's name immediately. Although the campus is located in a very rural area, school is technologically up-to-date and on the cutting-edge of current research.
Aside from academics, PSU is also known for its social scene, especially in relation to sports and parties. Nittany Lion football—home of the 2008 Big Ten Champions—is a national draw and a point of pride for both the University and the town of State College. For anyone interested in playing or watching varsity sports, PSU is a top choice. Penn State has also been ranked highly by many polls and "party school" surveys as one of the top party schools in the nation. While it certainly isn't the wildest town, these rankings are definitely accurate. The small-town setting and large-school atmosphere makes for little else in the way of entertainment, so it can be hard to avoid encountering the party scene during your time as a student. Still, the mix of work and leisure seems to work well for most of the student body, and academic standards at Penn State remain relatively high. It's easy to spend four years at Penn State as an ever-serious student, focused completely on whatever you choose to study. With so many opportunities to relax nearby, balance and moderation are some of the best skills to learn from your four years in college.
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- Dead Calm (1989) Played by George Shevtsov
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usedbooks on July 18, 2016
The dialogue on the last couple pages went through a few drafts. I like that Yuki does very little prompting for Lee to start rattling off defensively. Originally, I had thought of Yuki presenting more of her "evidence" and making direct accusations, but this works out much better. She reveals very little of what they uncovered (about the folder and the seatbelt mark).
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