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A simple thank you letter, that recognizes specific employee contributions, goes a long way in helping employees feel recognized and rewarded. In fact, an employee recognition letter that accompanies a bonus check or a gift magnifies the recognition that the employee experiences.

Some employees experience such gratification that they post the thank you and recognition letter in their cubicle, office, or workstation for years.

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Says thank you and that the employee contribution is appreciated,

Is written and given close in timing to the event you are praising, and

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Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) was one of the hottest stocks of 2013. Shares of the company have appreciated more than 300% year-to-date and were even trading at over $193 during the end of September. But the stock took a beating in October as the company couldn't satisfy the analysts' estimates on sales. November wasn't any different either. The news of Tesla's Model S catching fire pushed the stock to below $125. However, the stock has started rising again and I believe that there is a good reason why it will drop again in the upcoming years, thus making it a worthy short candidate.
The company expects to sell 21,000 cars in 2013 and is presently trading at above $150, which translates into a market cap of just under $18.50 billion. But given the amount of cars Tesla sells, this valuation is too high to be justified.
In the table below, I have compared Tesla's share price with its production and profitability and compared it against the other big guns of the automobile industry and this is how the results stacked up.
Company's Name
Market Capital
Unit Production
General Motors (NYSE:GM)
9.288 million
Ford (NYSE:F)
5.708 million
Toyota Motor (NYSE:TM)
9.692 million
Honda Motor (NYSE:HMC)
3.137 million
Source: Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, Zacks and Author's Calculation
Evidently, Tesla is charging close to $878,571 per car, which translates into nearly 13 times the actual cost of the vehicle under the assumption that it is free to manufacture! Given real operating gross margins of 13% on its $70,000-priced Model S, Tesla is generating about $9,000 in gross profit from each car that it manufactures. Despite that, investors are placing an irrational valuation of around $878,571on every car! Going by such calculations, Tesla will need to enhance its production by 20 times in order to be twice as expensive as Honda, which is the next big car maker, on a value-per-car basis.
A 20-fold jump may seem far-fetched, but that is exactly what Tesla bulls anticipate and they expect it to happen before 2020. But even if the company somehow manages to multiply its production by a factor of 20, will it justify a market cap of $18.50 billion or will it have to sustain its growth for a longer period of time to justify today's share price? Let's take a look.
Luxury models
Obviously, there's no assurance that Tesla will meet the towering goals set by investors. As the company continues to ramp up the production of vehicles, there are a few roadblocks which may harm its progress. One major concern for Tesla is inadequate supply of batteries. Nevertheless, let's give Tesla the benefit of the doubt and assume that the company does manage to overcome all technical hindrances so that demand becomes the only parameter.
The company believes that there is adequate demand in the market for it to boost the production of the Model S to 40,000 units annually within a span of one year. The addition of a new crossover -- Model X -- in 2014 will augment the total demand, but on the flip side, the launch of the Model X might also cannibalize the demand of Model S to some extent. Whatever the case may be, it looks like Tesla will struggle to sell more than 100,000 luxury cars yearly anytime soon.
Economical models
The real key to Tesla's success lies in the company's ability to innovate a lower-priced model without deteriorating its quality. Over the previous conference call, Elon Musk stated that he saw a "clear path" for starting the production of a $35,000 vehicle with a range of 200 miles, which could go into production by as soon as 2016.
Such an economical vehicle will have a lesser margin than the lavish Model X or Model S. Even though Musk is of the opinion that Tesla could probably provide competition to Porsche with gross margins of around 50%, it would only be likely if Tesla is able to maintain its Porsche-like average selling price of around $100,000.
A $35,000 car would have a lower gross margin of approximately 15%. But Tesla cannot afford to cut down quality; hence it must begin at a quality level consistent with other cars in the $100,000-price range, such as BMW's 3-Series, Daimler's Mercedes C-Class, or General Motors' Cadillac ATS. The cost of batteries and an electric Powertrain (when stacked up against a standard internal combustion engine) are added costs for Tesla. Also, if Tesla grows as per expectations, its vehicles will not be eligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit in the U.S., since the credit begins to phase out after a car maker manufactures 200,000 plug-in or all-electric vehicles.
Assuming Tesla can sell 400,000 "reasonably priced" cars in 2018 for $35,000 a piece at a 15% gross margin, it would earn just over $2 billion in gross profit. In comparison, Tesla's operating expenses currently clock an annual run rate of $450 million. However, with Tesla expanding its portfolio from one vehicle today to three to four different models in 2018, and growing sales by more than 20 times, operating expenses could easily jump to $2 billion, or higher, by then.
Simply said, while a cheaper car will help Tesla hit the mass market and sell higher volumes, most of the additional revenue will be negatively compensated by an accompanying increase in operating expenses. To generate billions of dollars in free cash flow -- which is what investors expect from Tesla going by its valuation -- Tesla will need to generate Porsche-like gross margins.
Hence, I think Tesla is highly-overvalued and will not be able to justify the stock price. With P/S of almost 11 and the stock pumped up by hype, it is not surprising to see that 48.60% of Tesla's float is short. Tesla has some real challenges ahead of it and that's why I think investors should consider shorting it.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. 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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Nitrogen and Phosphorus Tissue Concentrations in 41 Wetland Plants: A Comparison Across Habitats and Functional Groups
C. L. McJannet, P. A. Keddy and F. R. Pick
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Vol. 9, No. 2 (Apr., 1995), pp. 231-238
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1. Increased nutrient loading to wetlands often results in an increase in emergent plant biomass and a decrease in species diversity. While these patterns are broadly predictable, the underlying mechanisms are unknown. We tested two related hypotheses by growing plants under standardized conditions: (1) emergent plants typical of infertile wetlands have higher tissue nutrient contents than plants from fertile wetlands and (2) plants belonging to different functional groups (ruderal, interstitial and matrix) have different tissue nutrient contents. 2. Concentrations of N and P in above-ground phytomass were measured for 41 plant species, from contrasting kinds of wetlands, after one season of growth in excess fertilizer (NPK in ratios 7:11:27 and 15:0:0). Tissue nutrient concentrations ranged from 0.25 to 2.14% dry weight for N and from 0.13 to 1.07% dry weight for P. 3. There was no significant difference in nutrient content between plants from infertile sites and plants from fertile sites. However, plants with `ruderal' life history traits (e.g. annual or functional annual/fast-growing) had significantly lower N and P tissue concentrations than plants having `interstitial' or `matrix' life-history traits. Interstitial perennials had significantly higher N concentrations than matrix perennials. Therefore, plant functional groups are likely to respond differently to eutrophication. 4. Plant size, estimated by maximum species biomass, explained 67% (r2 = 0.67, P < 0.001, n = 31) of the variation in N tissue concentrations but only 5% of the variation in P tissue concentrations.
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Hi, I was doing research and found a cousin of my husband. George John Prinzing. You have his father as a Carl C. Prinzing. His father was Frederick Prinzing 1888 - 1975. His mother was Pauline Bollinger 1894-1954. You have the obituary which states the father as Frederick Prinzing. If you could correct this we would appreciate it.
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Place 6 oz. campanelle pasta in rapidly boiling water that has been salted with 1 tablespoon salt. Cook over low heat for about 8 minutes, until al dente (chewy, not mushy). While your pasta is cooking, prepare your caramelized onions and Swiss cheese sauce. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a small skillet and add 1/2 medium onion, sliced into quarter-circles. Saute the onion until it is clear, and becoming brown. While this is cooking, make your cheese sauce: Melt 2 tablespoons butter in a saucepan. Remove from heat and stir in 1/4 cup flour. When completely combined, stir in 2 cups milk, 1 1/2 cups shredded Swiss cheese, and 1/2 teaspoon salt. Return the sauce mixture to the cooktop, and cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until smooth and bubbly. Now, your pasta, onions, and sauce mixture should be ready. Drain the pasta through a colander into the sink, and return the pasta back to its original pot. Add in the caramelized onions, and the Swiss cheese sauce , and a 12 oz. can of tender-chunk roast beef with gravy. Stir completely. Spray a medium to large baking dish with oil spray. Empty your casserole into the baking dish and place it in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes. This is an interesting blend that will remind you of Philly Steak. Heat some deli French bread, to be served with light olive oil that has been topped with freshly ground pepper, add a green salad--what a scrumptious meal!
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 392 Calories from Fat 174
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 20 g30%
Saturated Fat 10.9 g54.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 55.5 mg18.5%
Sodium 1450.5 mg60.4%
Total Carbohydrates 38 g12.7%
Dietary Fiber 2.7 g10.9%
Sugars 7.2 g
Protein 18 g35.6%
Vitamin A 12.1% Vitamin C 4.3%
Calcium 33% Iron 7%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Sunday Open Thread: Prospect Camp Roster Preview!
Ryan Pike
August 17 2014 08:30AM
Friends, as the calendar pages fly away and the summer creeps towards its inevitable conclusion, thoughts turn to the fall. And with the fall, the opening of Calgary Flames prospect camp and the return of the Penticton YoungStars Tournament in mid-September.
Looking at the Calgary Flames' potential roster one thought comes to mind: daaaaaaamn.
This could be a really fun tournament to watch from a Flames perspective, even ignoring the possiblity of someone like Kevin Hayes perhaps joining the organization maybe.
Why Buy Hockey Abstract?
Ryan Pike
August 16 2014 09:22AM
Folks, here at FlamesNation, you know we don't often use this space to shill or endorse things. Thus, when we do, you know it's probably for a good cause. This is one of those times. Our good friend Robert Vollman, who you all probably know and love for his excellent analytics takes, has written a book (along with some other great contributors). It's about hockey analytics, something near and dear to all of our hearts. You should buy a copy. And don't just take our word for it. Here's ga heart-felt discussion of the merits of Hockey Abstract 2014 by Mr. Vollman.
Oh, and Mr. Vollman was also on NHL Numbers' Log Off Podcast earlier this week discussing this tome for your listening pleasure.
Hockey Abstract 2014 is all about hockey analytics and their mainstream applications and limitations. It's a book that asks interesting questions, like who will be in the Hall of Fame, who is the best penalty killer, and what actually makes a good players good, and shows how objective statistical analysis can be used to help find the answers. More information is available over at Hockey Abstract.
It sounds like a great book, so why
haven't you heard about it before? Basically, because it's an
independent self-publication that isn't backed by a big media outlet.
That means that the only way to get this book into the hands of those
who would enjoy it most is through podcasts, websites, and
word-of-mouth. That's why Kent has invited me to share a preview, and
why I'm going to make my case here, despite the fact that humility
comes far more naturally to me than this kind of self-promotion.
Kevin Hayes: Come Join Us
August 15 2014 04:06PM
Unless you believe the rumours that Flames President of Hockey Operations Brian Burke has had illicit and depraved sexual relationships with both the mother and father of Jimmy and Kevin Hayes, which you should not because I just made that up (though still widely unproven!), there's fine reason to believe that by this time tomorrow, former NCAA star and pending UFA Kevin Hayes could be a member of your Calgary Flames.
(Hell, even if the Burke thing was true...I mean good intentions are good intentions, right?)
Anyway, if you're unaware of the news, the current Blackhawks prospect is about to become not a Blackhawk by the stroke of midnight tonight (I think 10 PM mountain, but whatever, close enough). And while many teams have been linked as active suitors for the big 22 year old (The Preds, Bruins, and with his brother in Florida have all been bandied about as possible destinations), there's reason to believe the Flames have as strong a shot as anyone, if not stronger, to land Hayes.
Reasonable Expectations: Joe Colborne
Ryan Pike
August 15 2014 01:30PM
Like many Calgary Flames players, Joe Colborne's year can be split into two parts. In the first part, he was an underwhelming fourth line center. In the second part, he was shifted to the wing due to injuries (and a desire from the coaching staff to get his offensive production going), and he was quietly very effective.
Now with a new contract under his belt, what can we expect from Colborne next season?
What is Lance Bouma Worth?
Kent Wilson
August 15 2014 08:30AM
The Flames last bit of business this summer is to get RFA Lance Bouma under contract. It's mildly surprising negotiations have dragged in this manner because from the outside it seems like an easy re-up: Bouma's well liked by the organization for his intangibles, but he doesn't have much leverage beyond that. He has less than 2 NHL seasons worth of hockey under his belt in the show and his counting stats reflect a player of his, uh, role (5 goals, 15 points total).
Usually guys of this ilk get a modest raise over their ELC since there isn't much to argue over. However, given the lack of a deal and the fact it's the middle of August, let's take a closer look at Bouma's results from last year to see what the Flames might have on their hands.


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"Welcome to the Internet. Porn or regular," Facebook asks a new employee, before introducing her to other members of staff -- each more annoying than the next.
If you are looking for a fun and insightful way to understand social media sites better, this video will definitely help.
Via Cendrine Marrouat - cendrinemarrouat.com


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Black Bear Killing Shines Light on Weak Poaching PenaltiesViolation of poaching is considered a Class A misdemeanor, which means the maximum penalty someone could receive for that act is a $1,000 fine and/or up to a year in jail, Zarlenga says.
More Bears Migrating to Missouri, IllinoisIt's not unusual to see black bears in the Ozarks south of St. Louis.
Missouri's Bear Tracking Effort Focuses on FemalesBear experts and advocates are working to educate Missouri residents about black bears as the number of the species increases in the state.
Black Bears Make a Comeback in Missouri Wildlife experts say expect to see more black bears in Missouri.
Black Bears Back in MissouriLandowners in southeastern Missouri and the Ozarks who have seen bears on their property.


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News: Updated: Davis expected to be released from hosptial late Sun or Mon w/vid *MERGED*
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