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Publication number | US2812601 A |
Publication type | Grant |
Publication date | Nov 12, 1957 |
Filing date | Nov 4, 1954 |
Priority date | Nov 4, 1954 |
Publication number | US 2812601 A, US 2812601A, US-A-2812601, US2812601 A, US2812601A |
Inventors | Hines Benjamin M |
Original Assignee | Hines Benjamin M |
Export Citation | BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan |
Patent Citations (7), Referenced by (13), Classifications (8) | |
External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet | |
KEY TAG Benjamin M. Hines, Fairfield, cam].
Application November 4, 1954, Serial No. 466,807
1 Claim. (CI. 40-17) This invention relates to identifying tags for articles such as keys.
It is well known that identifying tags for keys have been provided with the name and address of the owner. However, if lost keys with such an identifying tag are to be returned to the owner by a finder, the finder usually must deliver the keys personally to the owner or package them for mailing. In view of the inconveniences involved, it often happens that keys even if found are not returned.
Attempts have been made to provide for the return of lost keys to their owners. One such solution practiced 'on a wide scale involves the distribution by an organization of key tags bearing the organizations address. Each such tag also bears a code number (replicas of automobile license numbers have been used) and the organization maintains an index of all such code numbers and the owners assigned that issued tag. An arrangement with the Post Office whereby the postage fee is prepaid facilitates their return to the organization. There the identification of the owner is made and the keys are finally packaged and mailed to the owner.
It is apparent that the above solution to the lost-key problem entailed unnecessary complexity and expense and furthermore prevented the expeditious return of lost keys to their owner.
Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an identifying tag construction which permits a prompt and direct return by mail of the identified sub ject matter with minimum effort and expense.
It is another object to provide a key tag of the above character which is of such size that it may be conveniently carried in a pocket or purse and yet contain all the necessary components to facilitate a prompt return such as a stamp and an addressed return tag containing mailing directions.
These .and other objects of the invention are accomplished by providing an identification tag of plastic, metal, impregnated paper or a combination thereof comprising two cooperating outer and inner members, one essentially fitting within the other and held in such position by p carrying the owners address and when in position within the outer member carries the return address tag concealed and protected within the key tag assembly. The key tag contains on its outer surface appropriate instructions directing a finder how to dismantle the key tag and separate the cooperating sections, place the return address tag on the key chain, and reassemble the key tag. The entire assembly may then be deposited in any mail box for return to the owner.
In the accompanying drawings:
Figure 1 is an exploded view in perspective of a key tag embodying the principles of the present invention;
Figure 2 is a view in elevation, partially broken away, of a normally assembled key tag; and
United States Patent 2,812,601 Patented Nov. 12, 1957 Figure 3 also is a view in elevation of the key tag prepared for mailing.
These figures comprise an illustrative embodiment of the invention. A fiat, rectangularly shaped casing indicated by reference character 10 of the figures comprises the outer key tag body having an inner chamber 11. The casing 10 may be constructed from any suitable material such as plastic, metal, or impregnated materials, for example. Near the open end of the casing there are openings 13 which may be set in round protrusions 12.
A second cooperating member 14 is adapted to fit snugly within the chamber 11 of the first cooperating member 10. The end of this inner member 14, which is positioned innermost within the chamber 11, is provided with transversely extending lugs 15 and at its outermost end is fitted with a handle 16 having shoulders or abutments 16a adapted to give a snug fit with the opening of chamber 11 to seal it and preserve its contents. The inner member 14 has a hole 18 suitably reinforced by the boss 17. This hole coincides with the openings 13 in the outer member or casing 10 when the inner member is wholly in cooperative position within the member 10 as illustrated by Figure 2. The handle 1.6 may be decorative in nature as illustrated but is preferably of a type to give a good grip such as by a roughened surface 19 to permit ease in sliding the member 14 in and out of the chamber 11 of member 10.
The inner portion of the member 14, it will be noted from the embodiment of my invention illustrated by Figure 1,.is somewhat less in thickness than the width of the inner chamber 11. Also the area between the lugs 15 and the shoulders 16a is somewhat less in width than the width of the inner chamber 11. These two factors per mit the member 14 to carry within the chamber 11 an additional member such as the return address tag 20 wrapped about the recessed portion of the inner member 14.
The return address tag 20 carries appropriate postal markings such as indicated positions for name and address and is provided preferably with a postage stamp. It also is provided at one end with a hole 21 strengthened by an annular reinforcement 22. Appropriate instructions (not shown) may be printed on the reverse side of the address tag 20 to enable the finder to easily reassemble the key tag, as explained hereinafter. As clearly shown in Figure 1, the return address tag 20 or other intelligence or material may be wrapped around the inner member 14 in the recesses or notches between the lugs 15 and the handle 16. It should be noted that the lugs 15 perform the important function of acting to cause the removal of the tag 20 from the chamber 11 as the inner member 14 is withdrawn. Conversely, the transversely extending portions 16a of the handle 16 engage the tag 20 and carry it into the chamber 11 upon sliding in the member 14.
A conventional bead key chain 23 passing through the openings 13 and 18 is preferably used to hold the members 10 and 14 in cooperative relationship providing a sealed chamber for member 20 as shown in Figure 2. This chain has a locking link 24 and also serves to carry a set of keys 25. Other flexible or rigid locking and key holding means may be substituted for the bead chain 23 if desired.
To assemble this novel key tag, the address tag 20 is wrapped on the inner member 14, as shown in Figures 1 and 2, and these members are then slipped into the chamber 11 in the casing 10 until the holes 13 and 18 coincide and the shoulders 1611 act to close the inner chamber 11. The key chain 23 is then passed through the openings 13 and 18 and the locking link 24 utilized in the well-known manner to connect the ends of the chain 23.
A finder of the lost keys 25 will note the instructions on the casing 10, shown in Figure 3, and has only to open the key chain 23, pull it from the openings 13 and 18, grasp the handle 16 and slide out the inner member 14 and the return address tag 20 which it carries from the chamber 11. The return address tag is unwrapped and strung on the key chain 23 by means of the hole 21. The member 14 is then slid back in the outer case 10 until the holes 13 and 18 coincide and the key chain again passed through them. The chain ends are locked together by the link 24 and the entire assembly then ap-- pears as illustrated by Figure 3. The return address tag 20 contains the address previously inserted by the owner and a stamp and the entire assembly may merely be dropped into a convenient mailbox for return to its owner.
It will be apparent from this description that a novel 'key tag has been provided which although sufficiently small and decorative to be conveniently carried on a set of keys yet serves as a container for a suitably stamped and addressed tag which facilitates the return of the keys when lost.
.It will be understood that the above-described embodiment of the invention is illustrative only and modifications thereof will occur to those skilled in the art. Therefore, the invention is not to be limited to the specific apparatus described herein but is to be defined by the appended claim.
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A key tag comprising a casing including two narrow Walls joined by two wide walls to form a chamber, an end Wall enclosing the chamber at one end, the chamber being open at its other end, aligned openings in the wide casing walls at the open end of the chamber, a flat inner member adapted to slide in and out of said casing chamber, a first pair of transversely extending lugs on the inner end of the flat member adapted with the member to fit closely between the two narrow chamber walls, a second pair of transversely extending lugs on the outer end of the fiat member adapted to fit snugly in portions of the open end of said casing adjacent to the narrow chamber walls, shoulders formed on the outer end of said fiat member adapted to bear against the edges of the open end of the chamber, an opening in the outer end of said flat member in alignment with said casing openings when said shoulders bear against said edges, a projection adjacent to said shoulders on the outer end of the inner member adapted to be gripped for sliding the inner member in and out of said chamber, a flexible return address tag loosely wrapped about said inner flat member between said two pairs of transversely extending lugs, said lugs forcing the insertion and removal of the flexible tag in the chamber upon movement of said inner flat member, and a key chain passing through said openings acting to retain said fiat member in said chamber, whereby said return address tag may be removed from the flat member and assembled on the key chain with the casing.
References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 930,776 Milleson Aug. 10, 1909 1,713,153 Webber May 14, 1929 1,841,266 Jones Jan. 12, 1932 2,297,285 Bledsoe Sept. 29, 1942 2,312,204 Weindel Feb. 23, 1943 2,385,778 Evalt Oct. 2, 1945 2,540,718 Duskin Feb. 6, 1951
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U.S. Classification | 40/634, 40/653 |
International Classification | A44B15/00, G09F3/00 |
Cooperative Classification | G09F3/00, A44B15/005 |
European Classification | G09F3/00, A44B15/00C |


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Examining any knee needs to be tailored to the individual and the particular clinical scenario or problem -
A good history together with a thorough clinical examination and some plain X-rays, will give you the answer about any individual's knee problem in 95% of cases without the need for fancy scans and tests.
In the UK where I work there is a real tendency for individuals not to be properly assessed after an injury where an individual is running or walking, has a fall, a twist – and suddenly their knee becomes painful and swollen and they can't weight-bear. In the UK, the most common place for a patient who has injured their knee to seek attention is either from General Practitioner (GP/family doctor) or via the emergency department (A&E). In A&E unfortunately you are unlikely to be seen by a doctor and much more likely to be seen by an A&E nurse, as there aren't nowadays many doctors working in A&E! If you are lucky enough to see a doctor, that doctor is likely to be extremely junior. For anyone interested in the knee this is enough to drive one mad as there is a very simple message that if an individual falls over or twists their knee and have acute swelling (coming on suddenly) that needs to be taken very seriously and the patient needs to be thoroughly assessed to rule out major ligament injury or meniscal/chondral (cartilage) damage.
Well I don't agree with this. To my mind if you are playing sport and you twist your knee – particularly if you hear a POP! And the knee suddenly swells which means there is bleeding inside the knee – you have torn you ACL until proven otherwise. You may also have torn other ligaments at the same time. Without proper management early on an easy problem to manage can become extremely difficult. If the swelling comes on more slowly, say overnight, then it is much more likely to be a meniscal tear or perhaps some joint surface damage and again this will be picked up by taking a thorough history in the early period after the injury.
A relatively common occurrence is to fall over and suffer a combination of injuries, and traditionally we have spoken about the 'terrible triad' of ACL, medial collateral ligament (MCL) and meniscal pathology. If you go to A&E with this diagnosis and the MCL injury is significant and missed, and you are not braced appropriately, then it's much more likely that you are going to need to have surgical intervention for the medial collateral ligament injury. If, however, the medial collateral ligament injury was picked up, and that is relatively easy to do with clinical examination, then the knee needs to be braced in a slightly bent position, in which case 9 times out of 10 the ligament will heal uneventfully. Often patients have these injuries totally missed, and the patient can turn up as late as 18 months after the injury with chronic instability and then that is a major challenge for any knee surgeon.
At my hospital we regularly educate the nurses and doctors in A&E to encourage them to send the acutely swollen knees to our knee clinic where the patient can be seen by a knee specialist and the injuries as listed above – and which we will later talk about again – are picked up early and treated appropriately. Maybe we surgeons see a skewed population as we see the ones that don't settle, but so many young people are coming into the clinic now aged 30+ finding that they have got chronic instability having had an injury five years before, and now they have wrecked their knee and are really beginning to run out of options.

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Moments like these still get me.
It's been six years. Six years since the collapse of the financial system of the world snowballed into the complete cessation of worldwide food production and distribution. "Too many eggs in one basket," they said, as if admitting it was their fault with a shrug and a "Whaddya gonna do?" attitude made it excusable. The riots lasted years. It was beautiful, in a bizarre way. People were finally united. Sure, the brotherhood was angry, violent, and directed at ephemeral corporate entities so hard to pin down you might as well have declared a war on the stars in the sky; It still felt good that people woke up to see the truth, even if it was too late to do anything about it and they were just wasting what little time was left.
They say the bacteria was the result of a terrorist attack, but no one believed it. It was just too coincidental that the second people start railing against giant, faceless corporations – specifically big chemical, big pharma, and big food – that a virulent super bug showed up in the cities most affected by protest. Of course some company or another conveniently had a vaccine, but only enough for "essential" personnel. Wanna guess how many CEOs were on the essential list?
With starvation on one side and a horrific biological weapon on the other, the movement died out rapidly. The problem was, the movement's assailants did not. Even with civil obedience restored, there was still not enough food and no way to combat the bacterial infection. People threw up their hands, admitted defeat, and waited for the oligarchy to take the reins again; but it never did. The damage was too widespread. With civil infrastructure decimated and disease rampant, it was incredible how quickly everything collapsed. Sprawling cities were reduced to hollow tombs. Civilized, educated people fought for trash, food scraps, and ragged clothing.
It sounds horrific, and I know it really is, but there's a sense of scale that defies human comprehension. After a certain number of deaths the victims stop being people and start being numbers, statistics. I've heard it explained as a coping mechanism; that you couldn't really handle the gravity of processing that much death. The theory makes sense to me.
Because I feel a sadness for what was, and I certainly regret what happened, but I don't weep for civilization any more. Having your daily concerns reduced to "What will I eat?", "Where will I sleep?", and "Will today be the day I die?" will alter your perspective like that. But then I come across a scene like this and it breaks my heart.
This was a person. The bones look developed enough to be an adult, which means he or she probably knew of a life before the collapse. They had a job. Maybe they had kids, a spouse, a family. Then this happened and they fought and scrambled and survived until finally, one day, it all ended. Maybe it was an attack. Maybe it was a long-running infection. Maybe they withered away from starvation. That bothers me the most; the story will never be known. They're just a pile of bones being picked at by some crows. There won't be a eulogy. There won't be a remembrance; anyone who would remember them is likely dead, too. This is all that's left, and that feels wrong.
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It doesn't appear in the list... so I was wondering if it is normal for some delay. I assume content from people who haven't posted before may be moderated before going "live", and I'm fine with being patient... just wondering what to expect.
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October 31, 2014
"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies, said Jojen. The man who never reads lives only one"
– George R.R. Martin, A Dance With Dragons
There were a variety of pieces on the newstream this week.
For starters, we find Dr. Mercola covering the ever-present issue of antibiotics in large-scale agriculture.
This issues is not only extremely under-reported by the rigged mainstream media, but its also important because of the effects that antibiotics are having on our foods. Past studies have even eluded to there being a 50% chance of you purchasing meat that contains drug-resistant bacteria.
Something families can do if they are worried about the above, is eating organically grass-fed beef, eat/juice fresh fruits and vegetables, while also making sure you are filtering your local water making sure to get rid of the toxin fluoride and other chemicals.
With that in mind, the piece below by Mrs. Sarich showcases more evidence as to why organic foods are superior to genetically modified foods.
Scientists Prove Organic Food More Nutritionally Rich Than Conventional, GMO Crops
A disturbing pattern we have seen is Big Pharma dodging responsibility and engaging in their corrupt ways. Below, Ethan A. Huff details the current attempt of Big Pharma to skirt responsibility regarding Ebola.
Big Pharma seeks legal immunity for damages from experimental Ebola vaccines
Continuing our focus on those undermining common sense, the article below covers the current push by the Susan G. Komen Foundation to promote carcinogen-laden chemicals in a duplicitous way.
Financial issues affect everyone in a variety of ways. The overly systemic issues are covered quite thoroughly by Nomi Prins in her latest article.
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Another Super Yummy Day!
Today was my long day at work so I had to bring my lunch and dinner with me. I definitely need prettier to go containers because these tupperware dealies totally kill the pics. In any case, I made some pretty yummy meals today :) Nothing too far from what I normally eat but everything totally hit the spot today.
Breakfast: I know it is a shock but I had oatmeal for breakfast. Todays oats had ground flax, cinnamon, banana, drizzle of peanut butter and a sprinkling of coconut. So delicious.
Midmorning snack: Coffee and an apple
Lunch: Brown rice with roasted chickpeas, roast cauliflower and sun-dried tomatoes. Seasoned with garlic, pepper and some nooch. It was damn good!
Afternoon Snack: Iced soy latte
Dinner: Chopped salad. I really love chopped salads and they are so good and light in the summer. In fact...it may make another appearance tomorrow ;)
OK so does anyone have a good granola recipe? I'm looking for something as clean as possible, cinnamon is a bonus, and low yield is preferable (although I could always halve the recipe). I've been craving a nice refreshing breakfast of fruit topped with a little granola and almond milk but I don't want to buy granola. Any favorite recipes are definitely appreciated! Thanks!
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I'm late to the game! I totally almost just reposted Deva's OSG granola but this is another good one: http://cookbakenibble.com/2011/02/21/super-green-granola/. I've also made my own with pistachio nuts, goji berries, pumpkin seeds, apple sauce and honey (I don't know if you eat honey though - but I'm sure agave would work just as well)
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Setup Assistant is a configuration and diagnostics tool for Microsoft Windows systems administrators. It features shortcuts to commonly used folders, system configuration panels and launchers for popular tools, one-click downloads and links to 3rd party utilities. Setup Assistant simplifies system configuration phone support.
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Chalet in Les Gets, Haute Savoie, French Alps - Beautiful Quiet Location, 5 Mins from Town and Lifts
The Chalet is a converted farmhouse located in a quiet and picturesque location on the Mont Chery side of Les Gets, approximately 1500m from the village centre. The prominent position affords stunning panoramic views of the village and to the mountains beyond. The chalet has a large heated boot room, which leads into the open plan living room and kitchen/diner. The living room leads onto a south facing balcony, which overlooks the village.
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'We always have such a fantastic relaxing stay. So quiet and peaceful. We always look forward to coming back.' Tony & Wendy Dawson Dec 2007
'The kids loved sledging in the huge garden - so safe. Skiing fantastic, great to come back to a homely warm chalet,' Nikki & Neil P-T, Dec 2007
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Perfect alpine escape - clean & well maintained - very we'll equipped kitchen for easy self catering- comfortable beds- masses of hot water to ease those après ski muscles- good customer service - recommend own transport -easy parking!
A fabulous week in les Gets! Great skiing and lovely, homely, well equipped chalet! :) Hope to be back next year! Thankyou!
Lovely, comfortble chalet!
Lovely Chalet, great for relaxing after a hard fays skiing! Weather was fantastic and location of chalet is great! Thankyou John!
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Lovey stay in Les Gets. Chalet was well equipped and cosy! Great skiing! Would definitely recommend!
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Mountain Biking : Whether you're an enthusiastic and experienced rider, a relative novice to the sport or a family keen to exhaust super-energetic kids, the Les Gets area has well marked trails that will enable you to explore unassisted and at your own pace. In 2004 the resort hosted the Mountain Bike World Championships. Its reputation constantly grows boasting :
580km of trails for all abilities.
24 bike carrying lifts.
9 permanent downhill routes.
Lake Leman/Geneva is approximately 65km, which would take approximately 60-70 minutes by car. There are plenty of beach/swimming areas with stunning views.
The nearest airport is Geneva, which is approximately 70 mins from Les Gets. It takes approximately 8 hours to drive from Calais. Car hire is recommended from the Swiss side of Geneva airport.
Approximately 1500m to centre of village. 5 miles to Morzine. 8 miles to Avoriaz. 5 miles to Praz de Lys. 45 minutes to Chamonix and Megeve.
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Les Gets is a quiet, attractive alpine village, which is suitable for all ages and abilities. The village offers a variety of shops, banks, supermarkets and restaurants/bars. It boast an ice rink, cinema, bowling alley, night club, parapenting and ski de font courses. The area offers beauty walks and scenery.
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During the summer it has been hard to cook in a hot kitchen. I've instead been preparing sandwiches more often.
The secret behind this recipe, is the toasted bread, flavored with garlic flavors. It adds one of the best taste to the sandwich. Inner-ingredients can be substituted, with your favorite meats, veggies or cheese. As long as the bread is prepared right, things should taste amazing.
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Milton Wainwright, a professor at Sheffield University, has discovered a life form unlike any on earth. It was found in the stratosphere above Bonneville Salt Flats , in Utah, America.
Called the latest and most concrete piece of evidence that we are not alone in the universe, this creature, or rather particle, is made out of carbon, oxygen and nitrogen- the building blocks of the building blocks of life.
The professor has claimed for a long time now that we are not alone in the universe. He also states that not only do aliens exist, but also that we on Earth are constantly bombarded by alien DNA that's raining down from space, an occurrence he likes to call panspermia.
Wainwright and his team sent a sampler, using a weather balloon, into the stratosphere and found he creature.
In his own words: "The particle shown contains only carbon, oxygen and nitrogen and shows bilateral symmetry that is, if a line is drawn through its center it has the same appearance on both sides. It is definitely an organism."
The professor's team sent balloons over 30 km above Earth's atmosphere to collect particles. They found it amid small samples of stratospheric debris. They also believe that it did not float up from Earth, as it is just too heavy to float so high up and escape our atmosphere.
Wainwright maintains the belief that as pollen or grass particles have not been found so high up, and yet organisms have, it must have come from space.
Last January, he found a microscopic metal globe. This globe seemed as though it spewed organic matter, which cause a panic and concern about possible infection with extraterrestrial viruses. On the other hand, it could have been designed by alien species to spread extraterrestrial species on Earth, by planting microscopic seeds.
Another theory surrounding panspermia is that humans have actually originated from another world, by being introduced on Earth by aliens.
The professor was called to NASA to explain how organic particles have been discovered in the Solar System. He claims that so far no one has provided a rational explanation for their finding and states that: "the Earth is being continuously showered with biology from space, some of which may be alive, but all will likely carry novel information which may have influenced the evolution of life on Earth"


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Economic Summary and Outlook Brian Legried President, Cofina Financial
Agriculture Demand increase – World wealth increasing Weather impacts – low stocks Energy, Bio-fuels – increasing demand High commodity prices – demand and $$ Grain based balance sheets stressed Financial markets and economic meltdown Inventory valuation impacts What's next?
U.S. Economy World demand increase – China, India, U.S. Housing slowdown / sub-prime mortgage mess Financial meltdown Monetary policy recovery steps Governmental action / stimulus Recovery? If so, what kind – U, V, L or W?
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Farm Income Statement
20002006200720082009 2009 Adjusted Assets Real estate9461,6251,7511,6921,626946 NonReal estate257298304313309 Total1,2031,9232,0552,0051,935 1,255 Liabilities Debt164203214240234 Equity1,0391,7201,8411,7651,7011,021 Total1,2031,9232,0552,0051,9351,255 Debt/equity15.811.711.6%13.6%13.8%22.9% Debt/assets13.610.510.4%12.0%12.1%18.6%
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Credit Conditions – Credit Quality by Commodity Volume as% of YE 2009 Commodityof 6/30/09Portfolio % Adverse Projection Hogs$3,428 5.8% 11.7% 15.7% Dairy$4,581 7.8% 8.1% 10.7% Poultry$2,128 3.6% 6.5% 7.5% Cow / Calf $4,015 6.8% 1.8% 3.3% Feedlots$1,448 2.5% 3.2% 4.0% Corn & Soybeans$11,535 19.7% 0.7% 0.9% Other Crops$16,801 28.6% 1.3% 2.3% Ethanol$1,632 2.9% 27.5% 34.2% Other Commodities$13,113 22.3% 3.9% 5.0% Total$58,682100.0% 4.1% 5.0% $ in millions 17
Dairy Futures strip:; Dec. '09 - $14.82; March '10 - $15.19; June '10 - $15.58; Dec. '10 - $15.72 Cost of production $15/cwt. Weak domestic and foreign demand, Strong dollar, High feed cost $19 to $12 price Kielkopf – "Need to slaughter 225K cows to reduce excess NFDM" Two industries – traditional and "factory" dairies Factory dairies are losing equity at a rapid rate – high volatility in feed markets Traditional - less debt, some profits from crop production, less affected by market volatility for feed costs Expect to finance negative cash flows through mid 2010 Many factory dairies do not have the liquidity and solvency to reach breakeven next summer
Per Capita Consumption of Meat in Pounds PorkBeefChickenTurkeyTotal 200649668718220 200751658518219 200850638418215 200949638017209 201048608117206
Livestock Overview
Pork Oversupply due to increased productivity of herd due to effective circo virus vaccine and genetic improvement Exports have been strong, 20% of production Vulnerable to global slow down/swine flu scare Banes- spring 2008 --- need 10% reduction in sow number; actual only 3% Futures strip –Dec. '09 - $56.20; Live$41.58 Feb. '10 - $61.90; $45.80 June '10 - $72.35$56.42 Estimated cost of live production $50-51/cwt. Expect to finance negative cash flows through Mid 2010 Many operations have burned liquidity and solvency and do not have the ability to get to mid-year 2010
Beef Feedlots were losing $100-200 per head Lower placements put pressure to move from hotel to "owner" role. Financial capacity to accept risk is often not present. Beef is a high price source of protein What will financially pressured consumers buy? Beef to chicken issue. South Korean agreement - how fast will it ramp up? Limited movement of feedlots to western corn belt (NE) due to DDGs What will feedlots be worth? 65 for sale Lower calf prices for cow/calf producer after 5-8 years of good income will lead to lower profitability
Broilers Production - USDA '0735,739MM#+1.0% '0836,511+2.1 '0935,095 -3.9 '1035,541+1.2 Value subtraction issue (whole birds vs. further processed) World trade/Russian exports Cash positive in 2nd quarter, positive net income in 3rd quarter Industry will build equity if they do not crank up production
Ethanol Mandate = 10.5 BGY in 2009 Current production capacity = 12.5 BGY Current production =9.8 BGY 78% of capacity Forecast is to operate at 10-15 cents per gallon EBITDA (assumes labor is fixed expense) New industry driven by government policy Problems caused by market volatility/high feedstock cost (corn) Expect several plants to turn more than once
Crops Crop producers USDA forecasts $20 billion less revenue in 2009 vs. 2008 Overseas production response to high prices in 2008 Domestic and foreign demand reduced due to economic recession and reduced livestock use Flattening of demand pressure from ethanol Less income, not losses Credit concerns in this segment are unlikely to show until 2011 or 2012 A drought in the world can change credit outlook in 90 days Crops - two different risk profiles Cash renter/operator Land owner with low debt load
World Grain Stocks Stocks MM Metric Tons Percent Carry to Use 04/0540820 05/0638919 06/0734217 07/0836017 08/0944021 09/1044320
World Oilseed Stocks Stocks MM Metric Tons Percent Carry to Use 04/055619 05/065417 06/077322 07/086319 08/095516 09/106218
US Coarse Grain & Oilseed Stocks Coarse Grain Stocks MM Metric Tons Percent Carry to Use Oilseed Stocks MM Metric Tons 04/055919%2516% 05/065417%2248% 06/073622%1532% 07/084519%1613% 08/094516%1610% 09/103218%1114%
Capital Markets Update and Keys for Cooperative Financing Bob Doane Vice President, CoBank
Total Bank Debt and High-Yield Bond Volume in the Leveraged Finance Market Source: S&P/LCD and Merrill Lynch Global High Yield Strategy
Percent of Outstanding Leveraged Loans in Payment Default or Bankruptcy
High Yield Bond and Lev. Loan Maturities ($billions)
Loan Spreads Over LIBOR for BB/BB- Average New-Issue Pro Rata & Weighted Average First-Lien Institutional Spread of BB/BB- Loans
Loan Spreads Over LIBOR for B+/B Average New-Issue Pro Rata & Weighted Average First-Lien Institutional Spread of B+/B Loans
Middle Market Spreads (Cash Flow < $50MM) Institutional Pro Rata
Secondary Market Trading Spreads By Rating B Loans All BB/B Loans BB Loans
Deal Structure Trends Lower leverage, higher equity levels required Tighter covenants and security packages More asset-based financing Borrowing bases Shorter maturity loans Very few dividend recapitalization deals Original-issue discounts, higher up-front fees Libor floors often set at 2 to 2.5% More rigorous excess cash flow sweeps
Commercial Lenders Recapitalization process has begun although some commercial banks are likely to remain under pressure into 2010. Banks remain unpredictable (deal by deal for some) Capital issues Credit concerns evident in 3Q results (depth/breath of recession remains an issue) Reformed business strategies Different personnel, layoffs, restructurings Market down to a handful of dependable Ag lenders Focus on: Credit quality and risk Conservative structures (shorter tenors, tighter covenants, Libor floors, borrowing bases, and collateral packages — back to old school backing) Higher loan spreads and fees Relationships Count Relationship banks continue to support their core accounts Ancillary business remains very important
Farm Credit System Greater capital conservation Focus on pricing (minimum spread thresholds) and structure (term, collateral and covenants) Interested in funded assets that achieve market yields Selective with lower hold levels Reserving capital for core relationship borrowers Ethanol, Dairy, Forest Products and Livestock segments experiencing credit deterioration Farm Credit entered downturn with strong balance sheets and solid credit quality ratios Continued interest in quality credits (all the FCS investors are back, some not yet at full strength)
Credit Market Outlook Global Unwinding of Leverage Banks, hedge funds, private equity, and consumers, all in process of unwinding leverage Rapid unwinding of leverage associated with the structured finance (securitization) industry Government sector taking on new debt, risk of crowding-out of private sector Derivative exposure concentrations still unknown Commercial/investment banks likely to remain under extreme pressure through 2009 and likely into 2010 Higher minimum capital requirements for all financial institutions likely Need to raise more capital, who will provide it? Rethinking risk management models Substantial internal restructuring and deleveraging How will regulatory environment change?
Credit Market Outlook Fundamentals of real estate and consumer credit problems likely to have a long tail and tied to unemployment dynamics and deleveraging Lender perspective that the economy is poised for recovery. But will it be a jobless recovery? Expectation of higher credit losses in many segments Credit spreads likely to tighten from current levels as economy continues to recover but refinancing calendar likely to put floor on spreads Multiple levels of uncertainty: global economy, role of government (ownership), credit availability, dollar value, financial strength of institutions/counterparties, derivative exposure concentrations, risk management (model) risks, regulatory changes, etc.
Management Board governance Balance sheet strength Appropriate risk management competencies and tools Capacity People Capacity Time 1.Key items that lenders typically consider
Working Capital (Liquidity) Current assets - Current liabilities Factors to Consider: Accounts receivable management Inventory management Types of business lines Grain merchandising practices Prepayment activity Peak seasonal borrowing needs Working Capital to Sales Percentage is one component of Risk Rating 2.Ratios
Local Leverage Long Term Debt minus Current Portion Due Net Worth minus investments in Cooperatives and Other Entities Reasonable Local Leverage 50% Minimum Acceptable Level< 80% 2.Ratios
Debt Service Coverage Ratio Net Cash Available for Debt Service Current Portion of Long Term Debt Minimum Acceptable Level > 1.5 : 1 Optimum Level > 2.75 : 1 2.Ratios
3.Procedures/Policy Counter-party risk Assessment, due diligence, mitigating factors, contracts, limits Contracts Procedures on contract execution and fulfillment (enforcement) Forward contracting limitations Pre-pay versus booking contracts
Wrap-up: Rapidly Changing Conditions Prepare to manage greater risk associated with increasing volatility in all markets. input risk – availability, price, prepaids, etc. production risk – weather, technology, etc. marketing risk –hedging, pricing, consumer investment risk – realistic assumptions Regulatory risk – farm programs, regulation Develop strategies to secure working capital and remember it will be resource challenged in the future!
Credit Union and Bank Financial Update Bill Raker President, Federal Employees Credit Union
Credit Unions Financial cooperatives One vote per member Volunteer boards State or federal charter & supervision Full-service financial providers Defined field of membership Single employer Multiple employer groups Organizational Community (geographic) Trade, Industry, Profession (TIP)
Minnesota's Credit Unions 62 Federal (NCUA); 94 State (Dept. Commerce) All Federally insured to $250K $12.83 B total deposits; ~6.0% of MN market $9.86 B total loans; 865,668 total credits $14.96 B total assets; 1.5 M members 10.19% Net Worth; 0.28% ROA [0.93%]
Minnesota's Credit Unions Business loans ~ 8.5% of CUs' total portfolio 8 credit unions doing Ag lending 2,921 credits $285 M total Ag credits $168 M largest Ag portfolio; 1,497 credits Money to lend – all loan types Well-capitalized
Wisconsin's Credit Unions 2 Federal (NCUA); 245 State (Dept. of Financial Institutions) All Federally insured to $250K $17.18 B total deposits; ~14.8% of WI market $15.52 B total loans; 1,304,260 total credits $20.06 B total assets; 2.2 M members 10.01% Net Worth; 0.46% ROA [1.35%]
Wisconsin's Credit Unions Business loans ~ 15.5% of CUs' total portfolio 16 credit unions doing Ag lending 1,741 credits $130 M total Ag credits $48 M largest Ag portfolio; 571 credits Money to lend – all loan types Well-capitalized
Minnesota's "Watch List"* CAMEL (Examination) Ratings: 1 – 5 4 or 5 CAMEL rating is a "watch" 71 banks – 22% of state's total banks Six failures 3 credit unions (all are CAMEL 4) Two mergers *Source: Minnesota Department of Commerce
Wisconsin's "Watch List"* 17 Banks & 5 S&Ls are on the "Problem" list 7 Credit Unions are on the "Problem" list 3 are still "Adequately Capitalized" (> 6%) 2 are "Under Capitalized" (5% – 6%) 2 are "Critically Undercapitalized" (<2%) 1 bank failure since 2007 1 credit union failure since 2007 *Source: IDC Financial Publishing "Corporate Report" magazine and NCUA
National Picture: Banks 416 (5.1% of total) institutions on FDIC "watch" list – $300 B in assets -- 15 year high 120 closures/mergers YTD -- $25+ B cost to FDIC 40% of net income going into provisions for potential losses Stressed insurance fund 12/071.22% 6/090.22%
FDIC Quarterly Bank Report
National Picture: Credit Unions ~326 (4.26% of total) CUs on NCUA's "watch" list – CAMEL 4 or 5 3,500 (45% of total) CUs with net operating loss through 6/09 ~135 mergers YTD (includes 21 "failures") -- $95 M cost to NCUSIF Concentrations: CA, FL, AZ, TX, NE, UT NCUSIF fund at 1.30%
Regional/Community Institutions (Credit unions and banks) Financial landscape has changed Some institutions still doing relatively well Most are experiencing challenges Slower loan growth Higher than normal delinquencies and losses Higher loss provisions – negative earnings Falling net worth (capital) ratios NCUSIF and FDIC assessments
Loss Mitigation (What's changed) Refined underwriting guidelines Quarterly updates to credit scores Reviewing & updating collateral values Reducing credit lines on credit cards and HELOC loans Re-writes Counseling
Current Concerns (Lingering?) Employment Lags recovery 10%: how long? Real estate values Bubble has burst Residential first, now commercial Time to recovery? Consumer confidence Uncertainty, confusion, lack of trust Interest margin
Consumer Behaviors (Applies to small businesses, too) Saving more Paying down existing debt faster Reluctant to take on new debt Refinancing at lower rates Cautionary spending Consumption (GDP) down; business investment/expansion down
Getting Credit Today Somewhat harder to borrow – tighter standards Rates are low – for now Credit unions are making loans Credit score & BNI score Ability to repay Higher down payment Lower LTV ratios
2010 Outlook? Freefall ends Modest growth resumes Unemployment remains higher than usual Little change in short-term rates Economy remains fragile More regulation Government looking to help small businesses All eyes on leading indicators
2010 and beyond Cost of clean up: the consumer will pay! Insurance fund assessments FDIC – 3 years prepaid premium; 7 years to rebuild NCUSIF – up to 7 years to payback Treasury loan Capital restitution; need to pump up earnings Additional provisions for future losses & write-downs Regulation Consumer "protection" and "safety & soundness" Financial industry oversight Long-term to full recovery
What to do now After the rain, comes the rainbow! Protect your good credit Deal with volatility Have a post-recovery plan
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Filmmaker Benjamin Nolot initially set out for a peek at the human trafficking industry. Four years later, his peek has turned into a journey of discovery which yielded over 800 hours of footage and a panoramic view of the closeted, heinous, nefarious underworld of human trafficking.
Travel across four continents, through 19 countries, and into dingy Cambodian karaoke bars, Amsterdam's infamous red-light district, Moldovan orphanages, legal Nevada brothels, and the street corners and alleyways of metropolises worldwide for more than a glance at the fastest-growing organized crime industry in the world with the groundbreaking, tell-all Nefarious: Merchant of Souls.
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Could you counsel someone who is considering marriage or having difficulty in his/her relationship and explain God's real purpose for marriage? Would you like to be able to explain the meaning of marriage to your children and friends but aren't sure how? Have you been dead-ended by our culture's definition of marriage? What's the deal with marriage anyway? A lot. God's design for marriage goes deeper than just saying, 'I do.' And just as God's story of redemption starts in Genesis and ends with John's Revelation, so does the story and purpose of marriage. Learn to read between the lines and join Buddy Helms in an eye-opening and page-turning journey through the Bible. You'll hear what many have to say about interpreting the Bible's metaphors, similes, and types and discover what God has been trying to communicate to the world since the beginning of time. Marriage: What's the Deal? The deal is: you'll never look at marriage the same. [H]e offers a layered, nuanced interpretation of Scripture that simultaneously will strengthen marriages and intensify Christians' understanding of the intimate relationship between Christ and His church. -Marv Knox, Editor of the Baptist Standard
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John Rastall is the Harlequin Gallery's proprietor. His love of studio pottery and art in general is evident in those pieces he selects for his business.
Besides exhibiting and selling studio pottery, the Harlequin Gallery also has a selection of paintings, prints and sculpture in stock. Interested?
Greenwich has always been an important part of London's history and life. Its many attractions range from Royal Residences, the Observatory and the Meridian Line, through to its many art galleries, restaurants, markets and beautiful public parks.
A visit to Greenwich will be a rewarding experience.
Why not get in touch to arrange a visit to the Harlequin Gallery while you are visiting the area.
We would love to hear from you.
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