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One of the central teachings in Buddhist philosophy has to do with the nature of suffering.
"Life is suffering," we were told by Siddhartha Gautama, "And suffering results from a reality that fails to conform to our expectations."
Reality is beyond our control, obviously. But our expectations aren't. By carefully managing them, it's possible to eliminate virtually all of the suffering that life throws our way.
It's an ancient lesson that investors frequently forget. The stock market is a daily source of suffering for us and it doesn't have to be.
In the case of Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), it's critical that investors have a proper sense of place. The game has changed since the stock was trading in the $60's last year, a range that it had spent the previous half-decade exploring. If investors don't properly calibrate their expectations for the road ahead, much suffering is in their future.
If you're anything like me and have been following JNJ for a long time, your expectations for Johnson & Johnson were derived from an earlier reality. The last six months have been a delight, but are something of a head scratcher.
What happens from here?
Let's take a look at some objective analysis.
1. The stock is very fairly valued. (OK, it's expensive.)
Johnson & Johnson's current P/E is 21.
Take a guess at what it's average P/E has been for the last decade. Go ahead.
It's 15. That's exactly what I would have guessed and probably what you guessed too.
We can get a bit more fancy with our earnings analysis and plug it into Graham's formula. Here's a quick look at what that looks like:
It's calculating an intrinsic value somewhere in the $70's.
Now, to be fair, I'm using diluted EPS for this. That represents a much more conservative outlook. If you run that again using normal EPS, you'll get an intrinsic value somewhere in the $90's, which sounds more appropriate given today's prices.
But still, this is all assuming a 6.5% earnings growth rate. If we plug in the current price and solve for the growth rate, we come up with 7.25%. At $81.52, that's what kind of growth the market is expecting for JNJ during the next 5 years. As it happens, that's just a bit above what consensus analysts are actually forecasting.
Funny how that works.
To say the stock is inexpensive at these levels requires some fairly aggressive assumptions with respect to earnings growth or continued evaporation of risk aversion. Those things may indeed happen, but keep in mind that those are cyclical forces, not linear ones.
Now let's look a little deeper at the value. I won't bore you with the mechanics of my discounted cash flow analysis. I'll cut straight to the money shot:
Again, if you think JNJ can grow in the 6-7% range, the stock is very fairly priced. Perhaps richly priced depending on what kind of discount rate you want to use. Personally, I'd rather use a discount rate of 10-11% for a stock that I'm projecting to grow at 6.7%. But I'm a conservative cat.
Historically, JNJ has traded at around a 9x Enterprise Value / EBITDA ratio. If we use that historical norm and relate that to our projected future cash flows, we come up with an intrinsic value somewhere in the high $60s. Which makes perfect sense for the JNJ we all knew and loved in the last few years. To justify today's prices up here in the 80's, you have to assume an enterprise value at 11x EBITDA. That's a lot.
Did Johnson & Johnson's core business get magically more valuable and high-growth in the last 6 months than during the last 30 years?
It would certainly have had to in order to justify today's prices relative to an awful lot of historical data.
2. Johnson & Johnson is an income security now.
This is a critical point. The world is absolutely starving for income and under the Q-Infinity regime and bizarrely low yields, investors are getting more creative. During the last few years, they've opened themselves up to dividend equities as an alternative to high quality corporate or sovereign credit.
This is all well and good.
But only if you're Benjamin Graham and don't really care about stock prices.
Another of Graham's legendary teachings was that when it comes to dividend stocks, you should just ignore the price and collect your dividends. After all, does an apartment landlord worry about the price of his building? Not really. He just pays really close attention to rents. It can be enlightening to think of stocks in the same way. Dividend safety becomes so important that it's essentially the only characteristic that matters in one's analysis.
Johnson & Johnson's dividend is as safe as any, and it's a good bet that they'll continue to raise that dividend in the years to come, just as they have in years past. With the bid currently in the stock, investors clearly have little doubt here.
By the same token, stocks that are richly (or even fairly) priced are bad places for capital preservation. This ties into the famous "margin of safety" concept, of course. And that's the teaching Graham is really famous for. If you like to have a 25-50% margin of safety in your stocks, you will not find it here.
If you care about capital preservation at all, go somewhere else for your income. Or wait for some sort of market or individual correction before initiating a position. What, you think it's impossible for JNJ to go down from here?!
Today, Johnson & Johnson yields around 3%. That's in the neighborhood of the 30-yr Treasury and twice the yield of the 10yr. One of my favorite questions to ask is "as an income security, would you rather own US government debt or a stock like Johnson & Johnson for the next decade?"
JNJ offers income comparable to the 30-yr bond, and, depending on how you feel about inflation or volatility, arguably less risk. Even with comparable current income and comparable (though different-flavored) risk, JNJ also offers opportunity for growth in the next few decades. You can't exactly say that about Treasuries.
How different is a stock like JNJ from a piece of high quality corporate paper? Investors are certainly treating it as such, and this could partly explain the stock's rise and popularity in certain circles.
3. The biggest risk right now is interest rates.
Seriously: how much risk is there with JNJ's core business? They make consumer products, drugs, and medical devices. Those are all things I'm bullish on as we begin to sort through the demographic and political realities of the next few decades. It's a very well run company and dominates many of the industries it's in.
Just because there isn't a lot of business risk, doesn't mean that there's no risk entirely. It is a stock, after all, which means JNJ will be subject to the whims of a skittish market. Its price isn't strictly dependent on earnings, but also how much investors are willing to pay for a dollar of those earnings.
As an income security, especially one that is appropriately or richly-valued based on historical fundamental metrics, Johnson & Johnson will be particularly sensitive to interest rates.
This isn't rocket science.
As rates rise, their 3% dividend becomes less attractive.
Then Johnson & Johnson has two choices. They either raise that dividend to keep up, which hurts their ability to reinvest cash and grow their business (upon which the current valuation is dependent, mind you). Or they deal with the consequences of becoming a relatively less attractive source for income. Instead of paying 21x earnings for that, maybe investors would rather pay 15x. Don't forget that a lower stock price is another way to "increase" the dividend yield.
In a philosophical sense, buying a company like Johnson & Johnson is virtually indistinguishable from making a straight-up bet on continued low interest rates.
You're either comfortable with that kind of bet or you aren't.
I mention it because I'm not sure that everybody investing in JNJ right now has asked themselves that. This is a risk that few are discussing now with the stock.
Final Points
Since we're talking about income, Johnson & Johnson might be one of the best stocks in the world to write covered calls on. If you own it and aren't covering it up every month, now is the time to start.
Theoretically, my favorite targets for covered call writing are companies that are at or above fair value i.e. stocks with little fundamental upside left, yet have had a strong technical run and feature rich option premiums. If you own JNJ or plan on initiating a position, I'd write calls on this puppy all day long.
As an example, the May 85 calls are trading around $0.40. Keeping JNJ covered can tack on an additional 4-6% per year to your 3% dividend. That, my friends, is what an income security looks like! I'd much rather have that than a basket of junk debt.
Lastly, I know you can't really talk about inflation without talking about interest rates, but a company like Johnson & Johnson could be an interesting piece in the inflation puzzle.
I wrote extensively about developing a playbook and specific strategies for protecting your wealth against inflation several weeks ago. Stocks aren't normally a good place to do that. Personally, I don't believe that inflation represents a significant risk for US right now. But that doesn't mean I shouldn't have a strategy at the ready to deal with that risk.
Ignoring low probability events is not risk management.
If you are going to own equities in a high-inflation environment, stocks like Johnson & Johnson whose revenues are tied very closely to wages and prices are as good a bet as any. JNJ had a rough ride in the 1970's, but it made it through better than most. And the stock really performed in the years where inflation ran hottest.
I must mention that I own Johnson & Johnson in my Alpine Advisor Dividend Income portfolio right now. After this analysis, I'm not sure how much longer that'll be the case.
My #1 rule for dividend portfolios is to not chase yield, and that's how I wound up owning JNJ there in the first place. But I also believe in balancing risk and reward, and I can probably grab the same 3% elsewhere without some of the potential headaches.
Johnson & Johnson has always been thought of - rightly - as a defensive stock. But with such a historically rich valuation and a dependency on low interest rates, I'm not sure how defensive this stock really is today. Just because it was defensive last year doesn't mean it still is right now.
The Only Question That Counts
Like any stock, the decision about whether or not to invest in a company like Johnson & Johnson is a personal one. So long as your expectations are properly aligned, you can go into it or avoid it with full confidence. I wonder, however, what the Buddha would have to say about a stock like Johnson & Johnson today?
Probably nothing. In fact, he might even ask what the stock says about us.
What does Johnson & Johnson say about the world today?
If you can answer that question, you'll know everything you need to know about whether it's a buy and when it's a sell.
Disclosure: I am long JNJ. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.
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I've known you so long
yet our love is so new
I cant hardly wait
till I can finally be with you
You're so far away
I don't know what to do
I spend my days and nights
thinking bout you
I call you on the phone
you call me too
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I want to be with you
You are so sweet,
so handsome and nice
I cant hardly wait
to look into your eyes
It seems like so long
since I saw you last
every day im not with you
is the opposite of fast
Please hurry home
I'll keep waiting
I miss you so much
but my love for you is never fading
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Noodles Romano
|Medium noodles
|8 Ounce (Cooked And Drained)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Whipping cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Egg yolk
|1 , slightly beaten
|Grated romano cheese/Parmesan cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Snipped parsley
|1 Tablespoon
Place butter in 2-cup measure.
Microwave on HIGH until butter melts.
Stir in cream.
Microwave 1 minute on HIGH, or until cream is warm.
Stir a little of the cream mixture into egg yolk.
Add warmed egg yolk to cream mixture, stirring with fork.
Pour sauce over steaming hot noodles.
Sprinkle with cheese.
Toss gently to coat well.
Garnish with parsley.
Recipe Summary
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 488 Calories from Fat 250
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 28 g43.5%
Saturated Fat 17 g85.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 178.6 mg59.5%
Sodium 175.6 mg7.3%
Total Carbohydrates 43 g14.3%
Dietary Fiber 2 g8%
Sugars 2.9 g
Protein 13 g25.7%
Vitamin A 16.2% Vitamin C 8.3%
Calcium 18.3% Iron 8.4%
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sounds less fatiguing, more balanced and detailed. my setting is far from final though.
headphone : HD 555 with foams removed (so theoretically HD 595)
Electri-Q should have come with a large PDF manual. I recommend that anyone who downloaded Electri-Q read it immediately, as it is quite informative.
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Resonances are user/headphone specific, not song specific. You shouldn't actually use music to determine how to equalize. (Unless the problem was in fact caused by an actual headphone anomaly, then it's OK.)
Also, I was wondering. If I can get the tutorial to a high enough level of quality and comprehensiveness, could a mod sticky it?
Originally Posted by That guy
Simply put, a house curve is perceived flat response as opposed to measured flat response.
Well, if people are following my instructions and equalizing with the goal of having a uniform response to sine waves, their house curve should make itself.
I believe it is due to the louder peak frequencies masking the quieter frequencies around them, making them more difficult to hear and obscuring detail. I also feel that transients are more defined now that there isn't extra hiss around them. When I hear the drum stick come down on a tom drum, the impact is now clear and defined, whereas before there was a strong hissy coloration muddying the sound.
SineGen is the best way, because you know exactly what frequency you are making.
With the sine wave file, the only way to know which frequency you are hearing is to use an audio editor with an option to display the waveform as a spectrogram.


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The mood of the event, however, is not quite what you'd expect from west Cornwall. A Quality of Light is neither concerned with local artists nor with the region's art-historical past, nor (confusingly) is it really anything to do with the clear and even light that makes this bit of coastline so distinctive. Instead, 14 artists have been invited from as far afield as Croatia and the Philippines to "respond to the theme of light [in its broadest sense] through painting, sculpture, installations, new technologies and the medium of light itself".
For travellers by train, the experience begins at Penzance station where Peter Freeman, one of just two local artists involved in the project, has installed Light at the End of the Tunnel - a giant neon in the shape of a blue light bulb hung high up the station wall. It's a cheerful opening but, on the evidence here, his work has little or nothing to do with where he lives.
Nor, it seems, has the locality had much effect on Mona Hatoum, one of the visitors whose work is on show a few miles down the road at Newlyn. Current Disturbance, as she calls her cage of electrical wire and flickering bulbs, was commissioned especially for A Quality of Light, but it looks exactly as it would if she'd made it for London, New York or Berlin. It's an impressive piece, disorientating and a little unsettling, by an artist with a growing international reputation, but it's hard to see anything in it that relates to this part of the world.
The opposite is true at Bottalack, 10 miles west of St Ives, where David Kemp, the other local artist, has built a museum to house his relics of a fictional "Late Iron Age Sunset Cult". He calls it "The Art of Darkness" punningly setting the mood for a kind of whimsical archaeology based on the artefacts that he makes from rubbish found among the abandoned tin mines that litter this stretch of coast. It's very funny, a bit mad and should be a huge success with holiday makers who stray unwittingly from the Cornish coast path and find themselves in the midst of Kemp's bizarre creation.
A more serious sort of local history is at the root of Glen Onwin's installation, Blood of the Pelican, a mile or so further west at Geevor Mine. These days, the mine is a museum and Onwin's pools of coloured pigment stirred by boiler-suited workers (which have to be experienced to be understood) will, for the duration of the summer, become a part of the guided tour - a symbolic and deeply resonant reminder of the place's recent past.
Onwin's is probably the most substantial work in the whole event but the most inspiring, I think, are three small installations that, at a glance, might seem the least significant. Carol Robertson, Roger Ackling and James Hugonin are all exhibiting at the Tate St Ives but, additionally, they have each placed works in sites around the town that lend themselves to the sort of quiet contemplation that each piece demands.
Robertson has made a single abstract painting for the parish church next to the harbour: two yellow rings against a pale yellow ground; a meditation, she says, on the lives of two friends who died on the same day, in unrelated circumstances, shortly before she began work on the project. It hangs, unframed and unannounced, on a damp-stained side wall. It's a wonderful painting, surprisingly so for something so modest, with an understated and very appropriate presence.
The quiet calm of the location, undoubtedly, helps to instill a special mood, as does the Fishermen's Chapel for Ackling and the tiny Island Chapel on the hill overlooking Porthmeor Beach for Hugonin. Of the three, Hugonin's delicate abstracts make the best transition into the gallery, where four of his paintings share a room with Barbara Hepworth's Pelagos. It is an effective and rather beautiful combination, meditative and almost monastic, which clarifies the subtle rhythms that are at work behind Hugonin's rows of minute coloured marks. They are hypnotic pictures, seemingly alive and yet pointedly still, which require and repay slow absorption. I have never seen his work looking so good, but just how such quiet qualities will stand up to the bustle of the gallery in high summer remains to be seen.
I have mentioned seven artists - there are seven others in the official line up (including a fine room of Bridget Riley at the Tate), not to mention all the local painters and sculptors who are opening their studios on the back of the event. It's an ambitious project, too disparate and too far from the track of its intended theme to be entirely convincing, but worth the journey west none the less. There will be something here to touch the imaginations of most of west Cornwall's summer visitors. It deserves to be a successn
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No interest in overhauling overtime
League happy with current format as is
If anyone has an understanding of the fairness of the National Football League's current overtime system, it is the Green Bay Packers, who in recent years have been involved in three overtime playoff games.
There was the wild-card game against Seattle on Jan. 4, 2004, when cornerback Al Harris made Seahawks quarterback Matt Hasselbeck - "We want the ball and we're going to score" - eat his words with a winning 52-yard interception return for a touchdown on the opening possession.
There was the divisional playoff game against Philadelphia on Jan. 11, 2004, known sarcastically as the "fourth and 26" game for the critical first down the Packers allowed on a tying drive at the end of regulation. The Packers lost the coin flip, forced a punt and lost after quarterback Brett Favre threw an interception on their first play from scrimmage.
And there was the NFC Championship Game against the New York Giants on Jan. 20, 2008, when on the opening possession of overtime Favre ended his Packers career with another interception, setting up the Giants for a winning, 47-yard field goal.
Those three games represent a big reason why the NFL has decided not to alter its current sudden death overtime format. Despite cries from fans and writers that the sudden death format favors the team that wins the coin flip, the three Packers games featured either a victory by the team that lost the coin toss or two possessions.
It is this evenness that seems to motivate the NFL's competition committee to remain with the status quo.
"There's nothing we're in a position to propose at this time," Atlanta Falcons President Rich McKay, a co-chairman of the committee, said in a conference call last week previewing the NFL owners meetings this week. "No club proposed a change. There's no unanimity within the clubs as to a change. I think overtime still achieves its major goal, which is it breaks ties."
If there is a concern, it's that there are some numbers to suggest that the team that wins the coin flip is starting to gain a significant edge.
Since 1974, when sudden death was instituted, the NFL reports that 69.9% of its overtime games have included possessions by both teams. And regardless of how many possessions there were, the team that won the coin flip has won the game 53.7% of the time.
That shows there isn't a huge discrepancy in the success rates for teams that won and lost the toss.
However, last season, the numbers skewed heavily toward the coin-flip winner, which has put the competition committee on alert. Though only seven of the 15 overtime games in 2008 featured one possession, the team that won the coin toss won the game 10 times (66.7%).
One reason is that the receiving team generally has an advantage because the kickoff is coming from the opponents' 30-yard line and probably will be returned 20 or more yards. If a team drives a mere 30 more yards, it can pin the opponent deep in its own territory with a well-placed punt.
And so the coin-flip loser generally is at a bit of a field-position disadvantage.
"There are some statistics that I say otherwise concern some of us, but at this time there will be nothing proposed and I don't expect there to be much discussion about the topic," McKay said of the owners meetings, which begin Monday in Dana Point, Calif.
A rather surprising aspect of the overtime debate is that the players oppose an overtime format where both teams must have at least one possession. The players consider it a safety issue. They fear becoming more susceptible to serious injury when tired.
"I would have to tell you that I myself was a little surprised at how adamant the players were about not wanting to change the current overtime system and agreeing with Rich's assessment that they say, 'Look, the excitement is there, everyone has got an opportunity to win this thing in regulation,' " said Ray Anderson, the NFL's vice president of football operations. "They were pretty adamant that extended play time, when you're playing 20 games, exposes you to injury risk."
Though the owners won't take up overtime, they will address these and other issues this week:
• Whether to expand the regular season to 17 or 18 games, thereby reducing the number of exhibition games.
• Changing the draft order rules so that the playoff teams are seeded according to when they are eliminated from the postseason. Currently, only the two Super Bowl teams are ranked based on their playoff finish. Everyone else is ranked by their regular-season records.
• Outlawing a wedge of three or more players on kickoffs.
• Allowing teams to challenge quarterback fumbles that are ruled forward passes and blown dead by the officials.
• How to proceed in negotiations with the NFL Players Association and its new executive director, DeMaurice Smith.
• Expanding the definition of illegally hitting a defenseless receiver to include forearm and shoulder shots to the head.


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Watercress & Potato Salad with Anchovy Dressing
|9 Ounce, scrubbed, then halved / quartered (250 Gram, Jersey Royal)
|Fine green beans
|5 Ounce, trimmed (140 Gram)
|3 Ounce, trimmed and sliced (85 Gram, Garden Variety)
|150 Gram (1 Large Bunch)
|For dressing
|Garlic clove
|1 Large (Plump)
|Anchovy fillets
|Extra virgin olive oil
|2 1⁄2 Fluid Ounce (75 Milliliter)
|Red wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
1. Boil the potatoes in salted water for 8-10 mins until just tender, then drain and leave to cool. Prepare a bowl of iced water. In a separate pan, boil the beans for 3-4 mins until just cooked with a slight crunch. Drain, refresh in the iced water, then drain again. Keep all the salad ingredients separate until ready to serve.
2. To make the dressing, use a mortar and pestle to crush the garlic with a tiny pinch of salt. Mash the anchovies into the garlic, then stir in the olive oil and red wine vinegar.
3. When ready to serve, toss all the salad ingredients together with half the dressing, then serve the rest of the dressing separately for drizzling over.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 980 Calories from Fat 695
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 75 g115.1%
Saturated Fat 5.4 g26.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 6.3 mg2.1%
Sodium 586.1 mg24.4%
Total Carbohydrates 63 g21.1%
Dietary Fiber 12.8 g51.2%
Sugars 5.9 g
Protein 14 g27.2%
Vitamin A 96% Vitamin C 214.2%
Calcium 26% Iron 15%
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Chanel sits on the Preston Road entrance to Highland Park Village, next door to the always crowded Starbucks. Despite its proximity to Preston, it is not a drive-thru.
But early Monday morning, seven suspects took part in a smash-and-grab that involved driving a minivan into the Chanel store to snatch about 45 hand bags valued between $2,000 and $15,000 apiece. Highland Park police say a $1,400 pair of women's shoes was also taken.
Lance Koppa, spokesman for the Highland Park Department of Safety, said Monday afternoon that all seven suspects are in custody, along with two the vehicles used in the smash-and-grab, among them a maroon Dodge minivan recovered near Mockingbird and Armstrong.
Five of the suspects are adults; two, juveniles.
Koppa said Monday afternoon that an off-duty officer working Highland Park Village first noticed the vans at the intersection around 6:20 Monday morning. Initially, Koppa said, the officers believed they were "involved in a minor collision." Then he realized what had actually happened: "One of the minivans, a 2002 Dodge, had intentionally crashed into a large display window on the west side of the Chanel store."
The officer then called for help. Dallas and Highland Park officers responded as the suspects took off.
At 7:55 a.m., four of the men were arrested along the 4400 block of Potomac Avenue in University Park; one had jumped a fence to hide in a back yard. Two others were taken into custody near Germany Park, at McFarlin and the Dallas North Tollway. There, police also found a 1998 Plymouth minivan, which they later discovered had been stolen out of Richardson.
Police quickly realized what the suspects had stolen, especially when they found handbags spilling out of the Dodge minivan.
"Quite a few handbags were stolen," Koppa said Monday morning, around 8 a.m. By then a few had been recovered, but Koppa said at the time that "officers are searching homes and backyards to make sure more weren't tossed."
And they were: One homeowner who asked we not use his name tells The Dallas Morning News officers found two trash bags full of purses in his shrubs. And, he says, the burglars "broke several bricks inside the [outdoor fireplace] chimney to hide their loot." Homeowners called police, which led to the suspects' arrests.
Initially, police believed there were six suspects.
But Koppa said Monday afternoon that at 10:12 a.m., officers responded to a suspicious person call near Normandy Avenue and Preston Road. Officers found the suspect in the 4200 block of Normandy Avenue, Koppa said, and eventually "investigators were able to tie the suspect with the burglary offense."
Koppa said the seven suspects -- including Lamario Peel, Charles Brown, Antonio Cobb, Jake Adams and Jesse Foster, the adults arrested -- will be charged with theft of property (a first-degree felony) and criminal mischief, a state jail felony. Their mug shots are below.
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Steve Johndro wrote:
> I'm trying to broaden my assortment
> of irises and would rather know which ones are suitable to colder
> climates. Where I am it get's down to -40...sometimes colder in the
> deepest of the winter. And we get tons of snow.....way too much. So far
> I have siberians, bearded in all heights, japenese irises, and the dutch
> bulbs. Is there any other type of iris that would like my cold
> winters? Thanks and have a great gardening day! Pat in northern
> Maine
Pat, I'm surprised you can grow the bulbous "Dutch" iris in northern
Maine -- they never winter over for me in the Colorado foothills, where
most years we have some nights that get down to -30 or -35F & every year
experience temps of -20 to -25F. Usually, we have good snow cover at the
time, but even this doesn't help as the Dutch iris never reappear.
However, I've become very fond of the tiny I. reticulata & I.
histrioides -- they return & bloom faithfully (in April at my altitude)
& are increasing at a reasonable rate so eventually I'll have even more
of them to enjoy. The bulbs are offered mail order by plenty of sources
now for fall planting & I certainly recommend you try some -- they make
the best impact if you plant at least a couple of dozen quite close
together. I've also scattered many thruout my small areas of lawn grass,
where they flower long before the grass greens up, the elongated,
grassy-looking iris leaves are no detriment & anyway, these die back
before the lawn really needs a haircut.
You might also consider arilbreds -- they're quite cold hardy but don't
do well where there's a lot of rain in mid- to late summer. The ABs that
are only 1/4 aril (& 3/4 TB or median) would be a good place to start.
The 1/4-breds can be grown in the same conditions as TBs, as long as the
drainage is really good.
Marte in the mtns Zone 4/Sunset 1 Colorado
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Interesting that our politicians either didn't know this or ignored it, and everyone in our country did know this. Washington is just flat stupid or scared to talk about it.
How do you go about letting an avowed liar "trick" you?
And then have the nerve to claim victim status???
YOU have the responsibility, up front, to ensure the subject nation is providing current, accurate information.
In face it was a result of our efforts with Iraq.
How come I live in a town with <200 people, have a liberal arts degree, largely ignored international politics until 2001, and I wasn't misled?
I wonder how he'll feel after the first billion lives are lost?
Interesting. Hitler "tricked" Neville Chamberlain too. Yet Winston Churchill never fell for that ruse. Apparently some people are more gullible than others.
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- Name: Minnesota Fringe Festival on first reference; Fringe or Minnesota Fringe thereafter
- Dates: Thursday, August 4 through Sunday, August 14, 2016
- Place: Various stages in Minneapolis
- Shows: 168 different productions
- Running time: All shows run 60 minutes or less
- Tickets: In 2016, Fringe will be ticketed with day passes. Weekday passes cost $16, granting access to up to four shows. Weekend passes cost $22, granting access to up to seven shows. Tickets will go on sale starting July 1 at fringefestival.org and at box offices 30 minutes before the start of a performance.
- Website: fringefestival.org
- Anniversary: 2016 is Fringe's 23rd year
- About us: Fringe is an annual performing arts festival in the Twin Cities. For 11 days, over a thousand artists present works in every discipline and genre. No one selects the participating shows. Instead, a lottery determines which of over 500 applicants win production slots in the festival.
- Press contact: Ann B. Erickson, Associate Director, email@example.com
Press Kit
Fringe essentials
Why cover the Fringe?
Theater like none other
From our selection process (shows are selected by random lottery, not by a committee of dramaturgs) to the festival's vibe (our ushers are all volunteers who wear T-shirts and shorts), Fringe is the performing arts festival audiences can get close to.
Fringe is fast-paced and lively. We don't have technical glitz and dazzle, just the spectacle of raw talent and the buzz of thousands of attendees who trade theater reviews like other people trade stock tips or baseball cards.
Audiences are encouraged to take artistic risks at Fringe - just like the artists. One day at the festival costs a maximum of $22, meaning our audiences can take a gamble on something they've never heard of or stumble upon a hidden gem.
Because we don't believe barriers should be placed between an audience and any artist, we shatter those barriers. Regardless of pedigree, each producer is given an equitable performance schedule, each pays an average of about $400 for a professional set-up, and each is guaranteed 70 percent of box office receipts. In addition, we provide producers at all levels with an education in the business of making art.
The right story for your audience
We collect copious details about each show, making the job of finding the right story a breeze. No matter how broad or specific you'd like to get, Fringe staff will be happy to help you find the right artists or attendees to talk to.
If you're interested in covering the festival, we can customize the show information you receive (or all of it, if you like), including:
- Short, 210-character show descriptions, suitability for kids and genres
- Detailed descriptions of the show, including background stories, staging and artistic influences
- Show photos and videos
- Accessibility information, including ASL-interpreted and audio-described shows
Part of a growing worldwide tradition:
Minnesota Fringe is proud to be part of a worldwide tradition of fringe festivals that originated in 1947 in Edinburgh, Scotland. We're a founding member of the United States Association of Fringe Festivals (USAFF). More information about the fringe movement in the United States is available at fringefestival.us.
Box office information
(Day passes and reservations go on sale July 1, 2016)
- Weekday pass: $16; grants access to any show (maximum of 4) on a given weekday of the festival
- Weekend pass: $22; grants access to any show (maximum of 7) on a given Saturday or Sunday of the festival
Day passes
Fringe Button
Previously required for admission to the festival, the Fringe button is an optional $4 purchase that gets you year-round discounts to local theater.
All seats are general admission. There is no late seating at Fringe because it's too disruptive for the audience and difficult for our all-volunteer box officers to manage. With only 30 minutes between performances, we have to keep things running on time. (No, there are never exceptions.)
Fringe locations
- Bryant-Lake Bowl, 810 W Lake St.
- HUGE Improv Theater, 3037 Lyndale Ave. S.
- Intermedia Arts, 2822 Lyndale Ave. S.
- Phoenix Theater, 2605 Hennepin Ave. S.
West Bank:
- Barbara B. Barker Center for Dance, 500 21st Ave. S.
- Mixed Blood Theatre, 1501 S 4th St.
- Playwrights' Center, 2301 E Franklin Ave.
- The Southern Theater, 1420 S Washington Ave.
- Theatre in the Round Players, 245 Cedar Ave.
- University of Minnesota Rarig Center (3 stages), 330 21st Ave. S.
- The Ritz Theater (2 stages), 345 13th Ave. NE
- Strike Theater, 824 18th Ave. NE
- Matthew Park Picnic Area, E 25th St. and 27th Ave. S
- Mill City Museum, 704 S 2nd St.
- SpringHouse Ministry Center, 610 W 28th St.
Fringe Central:
- Republic, 221 Cedar Ave. S
Fringe by numbers
Number of shows
- 2016......168
- 2015......174
- 2014......169
- 2013......177
- 2012......165
- 2011......168
- 2010......169
- 2009......162
Number of performances
- 2016......869
- 2015......909
- 2014......878
- 2013......897
- 2012......840
- 2011......865
- 2010......876
- 2009......843
Tickets sold
- 2016......47,864
- 2015......50,338
- 2014......50,265
- 2013......50,007
- 2012......46,284
- 2011......48,432
- 2010......50,222
- 2009......46,217
Average attendance per performance
- 2016......55.1
- 2015......55.4
- 2014......57.2
- 2013......55.9
- 2012......55.8
- 2011......56.0
- 2010......57.3
- 2009......54.8
Gross box office revenue
- 2015......$411,714
- 2014......$380,880
- 2013......$365,101
- 2012......$342,637
- 2011......$362,599
- 2010......$369,201
- 2009......$325,463
Total artist payout
- 2015......$285,770
- 2014......$258,738
- 2013......$245,223
- 2012......$230,997
- 2011......$243,792
- 2010......$249,116
- 2009......$215,600
Top ticket price
- 2016......$22 (switch to day passes vs. single tickets)
- 2015......$14
- 2014......$12
- 2013......$12
- 2012......$12
- 2011......$12
- 2010......$12
- 2009......$12
2016 Fringe calendar
Monday, June 6: Full schedule available for press
Show information and contacts for the 2016 Minnesota Fringe available to press; email Associate Director Ann Erickson for more information.
Friday, July 1: Website launched
Full festival schedule and ticket sales available at fringefestival.org.
Monday, July 18: Fringe Previews #1
Three-minute previews of 30 different shows at the University of Minnesota Rarig Center Thrust stage.
Monday, July 25: Fringe Previews #2
Three-minute previews of 30 different shows at the University of Minnesota Rarig Center Thrust stage.
Wednesday, August 3: Touring Artist Showcase
Previews from shows by artists from around Minnesota and across the country.
Thursday, August 4: Opening Night
The first day of the 2016 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Shows begin at 5:30 p.m.
Monday, August 8: Opening weekend numbers announced
Attendance figures for the festival's opening weekend released on fringefestival.org.
Saturday, August 13: Fringe Encore announced
The festival's final performance slot - Sunday, Aug. 14 at 8:30 p.m. - is reserved for each venue's top-selling show. This provides one last chance for audiences to see the surprise sleeper or sold-out blockbuster.
Sunday, August 14: Closing Night Party
A final farewell to the 2016 festival
Monday, August 15: Official numbers released
Final numbers - attendance, box office earnings and top-selling shows - are formally announced.
To reserve press seats at any of these events or for more information, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Logos & Images
Official Fringe logos
- Fringe logos in a variety of styles
- For access to high resolution versions of 2016 promotional show images, please email Ann Erickson at email@example.com
- Images from previous festivals
Fringe news and updates
- Oct. 6: Minnesota Fringe Festival Announces Leadership Change
- Aug. 15: Minnesota Fringe announces 2016 attendance figures
- Aug. 13: 2016 Encore winners announced
- Aug. 8: "Midwest Pretty" presented by Dog Medicine has cancelled the rest of their run at the U of M Rarig Center Arena.
- July 27: "Abreast of Burlesque" presented by Green Sea Productions will replace "The Ungodly Parents" presented by Peter, Ives & Co. at HUGE Theater
- July 15: "Portrait of the East River" presented by First Tooth will replace "Oosa Loves Kronk" presented by Supergauche Productions at Theatre in the Round
- July 14: "Gunk Bunch: Adult Listening" presented by Gunk Bunch has cancelled their performance.
- July 14: "Grandma Bernice Tells All" presented by Homeward Bound will replace "Absinthe Tonight, Hemlock Tomorrow" presented by Melancholy Spectacular! at The Playwrights' Center
- June 29: "REVEL: Theater. Food. Experience" presented by Brilliant Fête has cancelled their performance.
- June 27: "Home: The Place Where My Stuff Resides" presented by Red Dice Collective will replace "The Fourth Wall" presented by Creativations! at HUGE Theater
- June 23: Minnesota Fringe announces 2016 Fringe Central partners
- June 16: "The Final Tubby Bye-Bye" presented by Play-dot will replace "The Jackdaw Compromise" presented by Scream Blue Murmur in the Rarig Thrust
- June 9: "Becoming Inga" presented by David Mann will replace "Phoenix" presented by Not Really Reality Productions in the Rarig Arena
- March 1: Official 2016 lottery results and wait list available online
- Feb. 22, 2016: Minnesota Fringe smashes application record
- Nov. 12, 2015: Minnesota Fringe launches 2016 artist applications
- Nov. 9, 2015: Minnesota Fringe unveils day passes
- Aug. 10, 2015: Minnesota Fringe issues 50,330 tickets
- Aug. 8, 2015: 2015 Encore winners announced
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Albergo Reiter, Venice
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 27 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Meeting rooms
- Concierge services
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
- TV in a common area
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Daily housekeeping
- Digital TV service
What's around
- In Lido of Venice
- St. Mark's Basilica (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- St. Mark's Square (2.4 mi / 3.8 km)
- Bridge of Sighs (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
- Doge's Palace (2.9 mi / 4.6 km)
- St Mark's Campanile (3 mi / 4.8 km)
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- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Meeting rooms
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Television in common areas
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- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Digital TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1 per night for guests aged 10-16 years old. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
Breakfast costs between EUR 5.00 and EUR 5.00 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 20.00 per pet, per stay
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.4 /5 from 351 reviews
This is a budget hotel. No air-condition or elevator, however a fan was in the room. We were in the room where the window could not be left opened since there was a very easy access from outside. No screens on the widow allowed many mosquitoes to fly inside the room. The people/owners working at the reception were quite nice and helpful.
Very convenient location in the center of Lido di Venezia : nice price so close to everything !!!
Decent hotel! No complaints for the money that we pay for the stay. Only disappointed situation was that in the room it was no air conditioning, like in the old times a fan was provided not enough for the size of the room. Great location for people who likes to enjoy the beach. The staff was nice.
Great place for a decent price. Everything you need on the island is right there
I would run away from this hotel. It is dirty, smelly and it does not match the positive reviews gained on hotels.com.
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Does Unlocked Work on Verizon?
I am not familiar at all with how an unlocked phone works. On Amazon I see there is a "FACTORY UNLOCKED International Verison" for the Z2. If I live in the US and have Verizon would this phone allow me to connect to the Verizon Network?
My contract expires in August and I'm trying to weigh all options for my next phone. The obvious disadvantage to buying an unlocked phone, even if it does on my carrier's network, is the non-discount price. And I'm not sure what superior phones will be released in the next few months.
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Typically not. It is possible to have network ineteroperability on a device and have it still not work, although most "unlocked" devices lack hardware and/or software necessary to work on Verizon's voice network. For a device to work on Verizon's network it must be white-listed (model and device). It can be slightly more nuanced than that, but if you're not going to be doing a lot of modifications to your device, including convincing it that it is a different device, it'd be better to buy a Z2 from Verizon, assuming they carry it. In that case, it would work on Verizon and you'd be able to get voice and at least 3G/HSPA on most other networks (LTE is uncertain, depends on supported bands).
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- 1 teaspoon cold-pressed flaxseed oil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground white pepper
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- Juice of 1 lemon
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- 3 tablespoons dry white wine
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- Salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh herbs, such as parsley, thyme, or oregano
- Lemon wedges, to serve
- 1. For the sauce, soak the beans in a generous amount of water overnight.
- 2. Using poultry sheers, cut each chicken along the backbone and remove as much of the backbone as possible. Press the chickens with your fist to flatten them slightly and then place them in a large glass dish that will fit in the refrigerator.
- 3. Combine the lemon juice, olive oil, oregano, wine, garlic, onion, and some salt and pepper in a blender and purée to make a paste. Spread the paste over the chicken and massage it into the meat. Cover the dish and refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or, preferably, overnight.
- 4. The next day, drain the beans, put them in a saucepan, and add enough fresh water to cover the beans by about 3 inches. Bring to a boil over medium heat and cook for 10 minutes, then reduce the heat, and simmer the beans until completely soft, 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Drain well.
- 5. Put the beans, almonds, garlic, and vinegar in a food processor and process to a smooth paste. Gradually add the olive oil and lemon juice through the hole in the lid, processing to a thick sauce. Add the flaxseed oil and season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
- 6. Preheat the broiler until very hot, prepare the grill, or preheat the oven to 350°F.
- 7. Wipe away excess marinade from the chicken, then cook under the broiler, on the barbecue or in a roasting pan in the oven until cooked through, approximately 45 minutes. Test by piercing the thickest part of the flesh with a knife: when the chicken is cooked, the juices will run clear.
- 8. Cut the chickens in half, sprinkle with the herbs, and serve with the sauce and lemon wedges.
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The sangh brass has been worried lately by the squabbling peaking to new heights – the Vasundhara Raje-led revolt in Rajasthan and Jawant Singh's book in praise of Pakistan's founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah.
"The general condition of the party should be paid attention to. I do not see it as a result of Rajnath being there, or Advani. I see general debility has affected the party," sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat told Times Now.
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Q. It seemed like the bench struggled and you guys didn't seem to find your rhythm.
SASHA VUJACIC: I think it was good. They catch up the third quarter, so it was kind of hard to take the crowd out of the game again, and we've just got to do a better job than we did last night.
Q. What did you learn last night?
SASHA VUJACIC: We learned that playing together really we can compete, and we played together for three and a half, three quarters, and when we move the basketball we make them work on defense, and that's what they don't want to do. But I think we can do a better job.
Q. Kobe is not getting the dribble penetration that he likes. What does he need to do differently?
SASHA VUJACIC: I don't know, I think their defensive rotation played good. As a team we have to be ready and find opportunities for him.
Q. Was it a problem with the spacing, or was it the shots just weren't going in?
SASHA VUJACIC: The shots didn't go in. We had a bunch of in and outs and they outrebounded us, so I think we just have to improve that for Game 2.
Q. How do you fix in and outs?
SASHA VUJACIC: You just make that. You just take extra shots in practice and just make them in Game 2.
Q. Do you get the basket to the rim or is there any familiarity that you gain?
SASHA VUJACIC: I mean, the baskets here are different than in any other arena. You can see that they are much farther. You've got to get used to it and make those in and outs.
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Puffy Sweet Omelette
|6 , separated (at room temperature)
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Cream of tartar
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon (unsalted(1/4 stick))
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Beat egg yolks in medium bowl until they are thick, lemon colored and form a ribbon when beaters are lifted.
Set aside.
Beat egg whites with salt and cream of tartar in large bowl until soft peaks form.
Beat in sugar 1 tablespoon at a time and continue beating until whites are stiff and glossy.
Gently stir 1/4 of whites into yolks, then fold yolks back into whites.
Melt butter in heavy 12-inch skillet over medium-high heat, tilting pan so butter covers bottom and sides.
When butter stops foaming, add egg mixture all at once, smoothing with metal spatula.
Immediately transfer to oven and bake until omelet is puffed and browned and top feels firm to touch (inside will still be creamy), about 15 minutes.
Make shallow cut down center of omelet.
Spread 2/3 cup filling over one half and fold over.
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Nutrition Rank
Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 762 Calories from Fat 482
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 54 g83.3%
Saturated Fat 24.7 g123.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1333.4 mg444.5%
Sodium 665.8 mg27.7%
Total Carbohydrates 33 g10.9%
Dietary Fiber 0 g0%
Sugars 32.3 g
Protein 38 g76%
Vitamin A 44.2% Vitamin C
Calcium 16.7% Iron 30.7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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