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First article in a series of three on WTAMU's 2013 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipients
CANYON, Texas—One would be hard pressed to put a figure to the number of students he has influenced and encouraged through the years, but there is no doubt that Cody Myers' passion for music has touched many lives. That is one of the many reasons why he has been named the recipient of a 2013 Distinguished Alumnus Award at West Texas A&M University.
Each year the WTAMU Alumni Association presents its Distinguished Alumnus Award to successful WTAMU graduates who contribute time and support to the University and to humanitarian causes. And Myers is one of three recipients who will be recognized June 8 at the University's 50th annual Phoenix Banquet.
Myers, director of fine arts for the Amarillo Independent School District (AISD), said he was "floored" by the announcement that he was a recipient. But friends and colleagues knew he was the perfect candidate for the prestigious award. Nominations opened in late October, and letters of recommendation flooded the alumni office. In fact, the WTAMU Alumni Association received almost 40 letters touting the praises of Myers and his impact as a leader in music education.
"Without a doubt, Cody Myers remains a musical benchmark within the Texas educational ranks," C. Doyle Gammill, retired director of fine arts for the Lubbock Independent School District, said. "He has plowed the fields of knowledge successfully and has assisted hundreds, yea thousands, of students and fine arts instructors. This outstanding individual is well revered by his peers and has held just about every state music office and has received just about every honor and accolade that is available statewide."
Gammill's observations are supported by Myers' recognition as a leader in music education. He shares his expertise as a director, administrator, mentor, educator, contest judge, clinician and motivator locally and across the state and region. He is the recipient of numerous awards including the 2012 Lifetime Administrator Achievement Award of Outstanding Commitment to Music Education and has proudly served on the boards of several professional organizations including the Texas Bandmasters Association Board of Directors.
Myers came to WTAMU in the mid 70s as a first-generation student. College was a new experience for his family, but he knew the University in Canyon was the place for him. He had attended band camp at WTAMU during the summers and liked what he found here.
"I'm a band nerd," Myers said, "and the musical experience at WT was incredible. I was sold."
He graduated from high school with a scholarship and headed to what was then West Texas State University. He earned a bachelor's degree in 1979 and a master's in education in 1987. He taught in Tulia, Dimmitt, Dumas and Midland before being named director of fine arts for the Amarillo Independent School District 15 years ago. He has spent his entire career sharing his love and passion for music with students of all ages. He's known to go above and beyond to help music programs grow and improve.
"I could list numerous examples of the passion Cody bring to this district," Daniel Coward, AISD assistant superintendent, personnel, said. "However, I will mention just one—his desire for every student to have the opportunity to have a quality experience through fine arts and that no child is without an instrument when participating in a band or orchestra class."
In fact, one of his many accomplishments at AISD is the "Play Your Way to Success" program. With funding through AISD and local philanthropic organizations, this program has provided more than 900 band and orchestra instruments for students entering the instrumental program with instrument support through the middle school years. It offers increased and equitable opportunities for at-risk students to benefit from instrumental music training.
Colleagues from across the region consider Myers an outstanding clinician and resource for all music teachers. He spends a great deal of time every year working with bands, orchestras and choirs in preparation for UIL competition, and conducts workshops and clinics for music educators as well. He also devotes time to his alma mater, serving as a guest lecturer and clinician while supporting the University's musical groups by attending concerts and recitals.
"He is a man of profound integrity and character," Gary Angell, executive director of student performance with AISD, said. "Everything I know about marching band and orchestra performance is a result of his patient teaching and enthusiastic dedication to these endeavors. He is exemplary in every respect."
Myers and fellow award recipients Ed Wright and J. Evetts Haley Sr. (posthumous) will be honored at the June 8 Phoenix Banquet during the University's Summer Alumni Reunion (wtamu.edu/reunion). Reservations for the banquet are $40 per person. For more information or to make reservations, call 806-651-2311.
Congratulations to Cody Myers. A well deserved honor.
Congratulations to Cody Myers. A well deserved honor.
Nice award.
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The name HAZAK is an acronym. The het stands for Hokhmah (wisdom), the zayin for Ziknah (maturity) and the kuph for Kadima (looking ahead). So Hazak notes that the senior represents cumulative knowledge, the ability to judge as zakeyn in a mature fashion, and has aspirations to move ahead during the decades remaining. With that in mind, Hazak is designed to address the needs of seniors in full-service congregations where programming priorities often are targeted to the younger congregant.
Seniors are the most rapidly growing segment of the Jewish population. Hazak compliments congregational adult education programs with specially designed social, spiritual and educational components for them. Hazak members not only have the opportunity to meet on a regular basis with peers from their own congregations but with fellow Jews from other affiliated Conservative congregations in their community, region and nation. (Please see the Hazak Chapter Manual, which is available at the Hazak office.)
These opportunities will help develop a sense of community through a variety of creative programs that include study, prayer, entertainment and socializing. Hazak affirms the traditional Jewish view that mature adults should have the opportunity to continue to learn and be active in their congregations, their communities and among themselves. Hazak offers its members the opportunity to travel together, participate in programs together, and use their own skills and knowledge as well as outside resources. Thus, Hazak promotes Judaism to seniors through projects and experiences both in the synagogue environment and on a community level. For information, email the program's director, Jo-Anne Tucker-Zemlak, call her at 240-988-1545, or contact your kehilla relationship manager.
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So, by RAW, is there a ruling on in the Amulet of Mighty Fists works on natural attacks generated by magical items? Examples are: Helm of the Mammoth Lord, Ring of Rat Fangs, Tentacle Cloak, etc.
Also the same question but in reference to Improve Natural attack?
If there is nothing by RAW what do people simply think of the two options? Please state if its just your opinion or if you are actually quoting something...
By Amulet of Natural Attacks, are you referring to the Amulet of Mighty Fists? I've not found the Amulet of Natural Attacks anywhere, including the SRD.
If so, then the answer to your first question is yes. Even though magical in nature, claws, bites, etc. are still natural weapons and qualify for the benefits from the amulet.
As for improved natural attack, however, not so much. Temporary magical benefits do not qualify you for bonuses and feats. Much like a potion of cat's grace will not qualify you for a feat with a dexterity score pre-requisite. You, personally, must possess all the pre-requisites for the feat before you're able to take it.
Even if your GM would allow it I, personally, see it as too big a risk. If you're granted a tentacle attack by a cloak, activate it's magic to take advantage of the tentacle attack, take improved natural attack (tentacle) then in the future you lose the cloak for some reason you do not get the refund of the feat. You're just stuck with a feat you cannot use (and technically no longer qualify for).
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The second part... A character who has access to something via magic is in fact capable of taking feats with that prereq (magical STR bonus from a belt to get Power Attack is valid after wearing it for 24 hours for example). If they lose the bonus (let us say Dispel Magic goes off), the character loses access to the feat until the prereq is fulfilled.
RAW, the only thing that is stated is that to use the feat, you need to have the prereqs at the time of usage. There is nothing in RAW that states that you need to have permanent claws to take weapon focus, it rubs some peoples sensibilities the wrong way and they argue against it, but there isn't anything in RAW to back it up. Heck if that were the case several archtypes and classes that grant natural attacks on a regular basis would be exempt from taking weapon focus (like barbarians, druids, sorcerers, synth summoners, wizards etc.)
Now making a build that relies on using a magical item to qualify for feats, isn't usually a 'good idea'. A dispel magic or the like, ruins your day. The item radiates magic and can be stolen, sundered or otherwise rendered inert/useless, which ruins your day. Once it's gone, you've invested in something that you are no longer able to use. Not to say don't do it, just realize what you're getting yourself into if you do pursue it.
I've already addressed these questions with the Devs, and they are all in agreement: any natural attack provided from magic items (helm, ring, cloak, or whatever) would all gain the benefits of the amulet of mighty fists.
Really? I would greatly appreciate a link. Mostly because I am hoping this might shed light on the AOMF and bypassing DR with natural weapons, etc.
Also, for what its worth, there is NO RULE that states that the amulet of mighty fists can't be used to overcome DR. So, by giving it a +5 enhancement bonus, yes...you do overcome all the DR that any other +5 weapon could overcome.
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Also, for what its worth, there is NO RULE that states that the amulet of mighty fists can't be used to overcome DR. So, by giving it a +5 enhancement bonus, yes...you do overcome all the DR that any other +5 weapon could overcome.
Hi Duskblade,For the benefit of all of us, can you post your links to the exact post, instead of the page or the thread in general? The way to do this is to right click on the time stamp of the post and hit "copy link address". An example here gets me directly to Skylancer's post earlier in this thread:
Thanks for that, it makes things much easier. Consequently, I couldn't find anything in the thread you linked about natural attacks from items working with AoMF, though I agree with you that they should.
Edit: Found the post he was talking about: James stating that gore attacks from items work with the AoMF
meh...certain items give you natural attacks...and amulet of mighty fists enhance your natural attacks (seems clear enough to me). Furthermore, there is nothing to suggest that enhancement bonuses work differently for the AoMF. I've heard it stated that because the Magic Fang spell is used to create the AoMF, then it stands that enhancement bonuses wouldn't work the same way.
This, by itself, is a very weak conclusion.
Just because an item used a certain spell in its construction doesn't meant that it is still limited by the parameters of the original spell. After all, I've never seen a spell of Greater Magic Fang that grants me the ability to put flaming, frosting, or shocking on my unarmed strikes or natural attack...but somehow, that's what AoMF does.
The reason?
It's not the same thing as the Greater Magic Fang spell. It functions with all the same parameters of any other weapon, and any exception to the contrary is already listed in the items description.
I think the reason why it shouldn't work is because the "weapons with bonus X bypass DR" is under the magic weapons magical items section, and AoMF isn't a magic weapon per se.
I'm not saying it doesn't work, I'm not into that debate enough, just saying that it's still a debated topic that AFAIK doesn't have a crystal clear solution yet.
EDIT: Not to derail this thread further I'll just edit this post once more. Feel free to have the last word. There are many occacions where "weapon" is used in a more specific way and one has to take context into account. I'm not saying it's this way or that way - I'm saying it's generally seen as bad form to come into a thread and say "this is the way it is. Period." on a rules issue without acknowledging that there is an ongoing rules debate on the matter where very reasonable people have differing opinions (just like it's kind of bad form to say "all devs agree" on a topic without providing evidence of more than one person, which isn't even among the main rules guys).


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couldn't help it...this shirt is electrifying ;)
Need I remind you that Patrickspens is the Shirt.Woot 2010 Artist of the Year?
This will go perfectly with my three wolf moon shirt.
great shirt
in for 1
Wow, nice design! Congratulations on another well-deserved print!
What's the word? / Thunderbird / How's it sold? / Good and cold / What's the jive? / Bird's alive / What's the price? / Thirty twice.
One word: Thundercougarfalconbird
This Thunderbird is way cooler than the Mozilla email client.
1m 0.727s...successfully the first sucker. Now I can die happy. The shirt is also a nice bonus.
My first "not having to think if I really wanted to buy the shirt or not" shirt in a long time. GREAT SHIRT! Congrats on the print
I need to hear some ACDC...right now!!!
Congrats, Patrick! This kicks more ass than a flaming boot made of meat! Woooo!
and then the bird falls to the ground smelling of cooked chicken.
I thought a Thunderbird was a kind of car. Well I guess you learn something new every day.
Lightning Bird!
It's not punsy, or cutesy - it's just cool, and great artwork. patrickspens is unstoppable!
I especially love the detail in the feathers.
Beast masters nature!
I'm absolutely shocked this shirt placed.
I bet it will sell out as fast as lightning.
I'm so thunderstruck I bought one for myself.
Don't know why/There's no sun up in the sky/Stormy weather...
Or the Thunderbird squished it into lightning.
Someone convince me to get this. It is a really cool graphic, however, I've yet to see a shirt that I wanted to spend 10 bucks on...
If you've ever wondered why birds don't get electrocuted sitting on power lines:
It's probably the same principle for this bird and lightning, right?
That damn bird stole my Thunder.
Introducing: Sparky! The one and only hawk who's ever survived landing on a live power line!
Wear this shirt: To the March 9th/April 3rd Chicago Blackhawks Vs. Tampa Bay Lightning game!
hey, it color coordinates with the sales map...
I just gave woot $10, and they're going to give me the bird.
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Congrats, Patrick! This kicks more ass than a flaming boot made of meat! Woooo!
You've been Thunderstruck.
Awesome shirt, Patrick. Once again, you are amazing.
Also, I dub this bird "Stormcrow". Ca-caw!!
As John Travolta would sing, "It's electrifying!"
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I care! I care plenty!!!
Really beautiful shirt, and makes me want to re-read Neil Gaiman's American Gods again.
Now we just need Articuno and Moltres to complete the trifecta
this reminds me of the new(ish) Verizon 4G commercials.
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there better be a technoviking shirt
I saw a small thumbnail of today's shirt and instantly knew it was the work of Patrick. Congrats! Awesome design, once again. =)
Man, this begs for GITD.
Even without, how could I not get it?
since I have a very rare and heavily modified ford thunderbird SUPERCOUPE (engine was supercharged from stock as well as a LOT of other things), I cant pass this up.
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Nuff said.
Whats with all the bird shirts?
I own 3 woot bird-related shirts so far :p
My high school mascot was the Thunderbird.
I drooled when I saw this in the derby.
In for two, one for me, and one for my younger brother who still attends the same high school.
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This was the beautiful view of the rose gardens as we arrived at the NetKal Gala event….. gathering of Asian Americans in entertainment.
Styled by my favorite fashion designer Linda Loudermilk of all time, plus…she's all about luxury eco! Makeup and hair by the best artist ever, Dorit Genazzani.
The beautiful Lisa Ling (Oprah Winfrey Network, Our America) and her husband Dr. Paul Song.
Bryan Tee from Fast and the Furious. I can count all of 2 Asian actors in film. At least they're representing! Yeah.
From the TV show Dexter, actor C.S. Lee. Okay, this makes 2 Asian actors…one TV, one film, so far. I can think of one more Asian male from TV. Hopefully, you can too.
The NetKal Gala was held at USC at the Annenberg Center.
The event was catered by my friends at Good Gracious Catering. I met Pauline and Joanne at Sunset Magazine's annual Celebration weekend event last spring, where I was invited along with Chef Rick Bayless (Frontera), Candace Nelson (Sprinkles), and Govind Armstrong (8oz Burger). So impressive they included vegan raw along side these TV celebrities.
The food was presented beautifully. And, my friends hooked me up with a vegan meal, of course!
Check out this space, there was a pool and water fountain in the center. It was cold that night though. The ladies were all freezing in their cocktail dresses. I had my coat on for dinner. Dinner was accompanied by performances by 3 Korean pop stars. Sort of made me giggle. USA and Korea entertainment is very different. An incredible event. And great conference the following day with discussions and inspiration for ways to encourage more diversity in the media. Some said it'll take a few years. I'm not holding my breath though….
Thank you Nathan Nowack for these gorgeous photos. Please visit Nathan Nowack for more photos from this event.
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Canadian Maher Arar, a software engineer, was detained in a New York airport in 2002 as he was changing planes to fly home when he was seized, denied legal representation and deported back to Syria, his birthplace where he was tortured for ten months before cleared of all charges. The Canadian government apologized and awarded him $10 million in compensation. Secretary of State admitted the case was mishandled but refused to issue an apology. Mr. Arar is now suing former Attorney General Ashcroft, the ex-heads of homeland security, immigration and the FBI. The courtroom where the case is being heard exploded in laughter when Ashcroft's defense lawyer said Arar was "clearly and unequivocally a member of Al Qaeda." Judge Rolbert Sack responded to the lawyer, "That's a shocking statement for you to start with."
The three judge of the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals is trying to determine if the xcivil case can be revived after it was thrown out by a lower court in 2006 on grounds to hear such a case endangered national security relations with Canada. This is the first court case to challenge the "extraordinary rendition" program which has sent hundreds of innocent people to countries where they were tortured. David Cole, a lawyer for Arar, noted, "Torture is illegal in the United States and it is illegal for U.S. officials to outsource torture." The defense argues the American government can not be held responsible for torture that happened elsewhere. Apparently, according to the Bush administration it is OK to send someone to be tortured just as long as someone else does the torturing.


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Ok, I've got my kit (Ruffkin) and I'm about to dive into the nightmare of building it. I've prepared myself with weeks of searching this site ad naseuma, and gotten my ref. CD, so I've pretty much done my homework. I'm still left with a few questions.
Adhesives. I see alot of people talk about epoxies. Is that the route I should go, or just treat this styrene like a model kit and super glue, etc?
The resin pieces. Some are pretty rough, what type of sandpaper is recommened so I don't overdue it? And what is preferred for trimming resin pieces, especially the much thicker pieces?
Trimming the styrene. Do most people just use scissors and a hobby knife, or is the Dremmel route the best?
Prep for painting. The filled (bondo'd) areas are obvious, but does the styrene need a light sanding prior to the primer?
Lastly, and this is just an anal assembly question. From the reference pics, the flamethrower box sits about 1/4 of an inch lower from the outer edge. Some people just bulid it flush with the top, what the consenus?
I'm tackling most of this at a higher novice level. Plus I'm a type A, so I want everything to be exact, but I know this ain't gonna happen. I'm just trying to do this right the first time. I know you'll laugh at that statement.
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Does anyone have any good recommendations for intervalometers? I found this one that I was thinking of buying: http://techcrunch.co...intervalometer/. I like that I can use it with my iPhone and not be tethered.
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Paul Bonnifield: Not a popularity contest
March 21, 2013
My first thought when I read Wednesday's article about Sheriff Garrett Wiggins' stance on enforcing Colorado's new gun laws was that someone needs a reality check.
Consider what would happen if the following should occur:
1) There is a heinous murder.
2) The killer has a long record of gun-related violence. He often is unstable. He publicly has threatened the victim.
3) The murder weapon was purchased in Routt County.
4) The killer chose to purchase the gun in Routt County because he knew Sheriff Wiggins was not enforcing gun legislation.
The crime could be anywhere in the United States. The sheriff and the county soon would be involved in numerous civil and criminal cases. At the very least, it would destroy Wiggins' professional career. Officers closely aligned with him also would have their careers destroyed. The county would have to pay thousands of dollars in legal expenses.
Sheriff Wiggins, it is the courts that interpret laws, administer punishment and rule on constitutionality. Sheriffs have some leeway in setting priorities, but refusing to enforce a law because you don't agree with it is not a priority. All the arguments offered by Wiggins to justify his decision never would be allowed in a courtroom. Using the above example, the only question in the courtroom would be the extent of negligence of duty and the appropriate criminal or civil action to be taken.
Being a sheriff is not a popularity contest. A sheriff is to enforce the law and protect the people — even those laws he or she doesn't agree with. When a law is hard to enforce, law officers must work harder. Sheriff Wiggins, how hard did you work to enforce unenforceable drug laws? If you want to write laws, get elected to the Legislature. If you want to interpret laws, become a judge.
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Bass, Largemouth
Largemouth bass have a dark green upper body fading into a whitish belly, with a series of dark marks forming a dark horizontal band along the sides. As water clarity decreases, colors fade and fish tend to be more silver in appearance. They can be distinguished from other bass species by their large mouth. When the mouth is closed, the upper jaw extends well beyond the eye. In addition, there is a deep notch between their dorsal fins, making the two fins appear separate.
Scientific Name: Micropterus salmoides
Adult Size: 12-38 inches
Distribution: Found in warm waters throughout the state.
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Child development assessment for $138 (rrp. $1,000)
Play Jam / Explorer
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- Age range: 3 years and above (for kindergarten and primary school children)
- Includes examination of:
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- Duration: 45 minutes
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- Age range: 12 – 20 months
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- Students are to be accompanied by parents
- Parents must accept the conditions of 'messy play' for themselves and their child prior to enrolment
- Duration: 45 minutes
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Brap, Nov 8, 2010.
Sounds suspiciously like Jason Maxiell.
lol...I wish, cause then Id be rich and I wouldnt have to anything. Unfortunately I have to work for a living.
You're being too hard on yourself.
If I was actually Stuckey, I'd be playing tomorrow.
You sound like my Frigidare...Loaded with Beer...
And you should, it's not too smart to allow Ben Gordon to keep racking up these high scoring games as the starting SG in YOUR contract year!
You certainly wouldn't have to rebound....
Gordon can keep racking up those high scoring games. Most of us can see beyond the scoring though, and for Gordon, there isn't a lot to see.
No, most of US see through YOU, you're NOT a PG, you're a shooting guard who can't shoot - which actually makes you an OFF-guard, who can come OFF the bench, lol ........... If Ben Gordon keeps delivering the ppg, look to be Ben Wallaced SUCKA!
as long as its budweiser Im ok with that
Yes, but I'm a guard who can actually guard both positions well and not be completely useless unless I'm scoring 20+. Oh wait... did I just say that about a teammate?
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'Kozlov spent his first 10 NHL seasons with the Wings, winning two Stanley Cups. Some of his first words after the trade indicated he wasn't entirely pleased about coming to Buffalo, telling the Detroit Free Press he would play out his contract this season, sign a qualifying offer for one more and then become an unrestricted free agent the following year. On Wednesday, though, he called the Sabres "the No. 1 organization in the NHL."'
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ConVal High School students Elyssa Harrington, 17, of Peterborough and Liam Healey, 17, of Antrim, participate in a pre-Monadnock International Film Festival screenwriting panel at Harlow's Pub Saturday morning. (Meghan Pierce Photo)
ConVal High School students Liam Healey, 17, of Antrim, Elyssa Harrington, 17, of Peterborough, Jill Pierson, 15, of Francestown and Keene High School student Brittany Mena, 16, of Keene shared their process, inspirations and the challenges they faced writing a screenplay for the first time.
Once a year his troop camps at a cabin in Walpole. Halfway up the dirt road to reach the cabin is "a small shack-like red house that legend has it a family a long time ago, maybe in the early '70s, a family of hippies — mother, father and newborn baby — decide to get away from it all and live there," Healey said.
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Will Investors Get Hungry Soon?
Many non-Internet stocks are being shunned the same way a director striving to make a movie with quality acting would avoid Keanu Reeves. The disdain for stocks not jumping up 10%-20% per week is understandable since so many stocks are actually meeting that criteria. Nonetheless, plenty of companies with earnings are out there growing the bottom line by a respectable 10%-20% annual pace. One sector with attractive prospects but low valuations is casual dining restaurants. These stocks aren't going to get you rich in a couple of weeks, but many of them could yield significant appreciation over the next few years.
Valuations for most companies in the casual dining sector are significantly below those of the S&P 500 index, yet their earnings growth projections tend to be significantly higher than the 4% projected for the overall index. Beyond simply having attractive valuation characteristics, though, these companies also seem to have the economy and industry dynamics in their favor. The currently strong domestic economy should result in continued increases in disposable income, in turn fueling the sales of restaurateurs. With higher levels of cash, people tend to not only go out more often, but also spend more on each occasion.
Capital constraints placed on the industry by the stock market should help the performance of many restaurant companies. Since most of their stocks are trading at low valuations, the companies are unwilling to sell shares to raise cash to fund accelerated unit expansion. Without an influx of outside capital, restaurant companies have been growing their unit counts at much slower rates. Fewer new units means more sales for the existing properties. Higher comparable-store sales then result in higher profitability per store, leading to much improved earnings growth for the restaurant owner.
Recent history actually shows how investors react to slower unit growth and an increased focus on profitability. Fast food companies began focusing on these attributes over the past couple of years. Taking aim at profitability measures such as return on invested capital, McDonald's (NYSE: MCD), Tricon Global Restaurants (NYSE: YUM), and Wendy's (NYSE: WEN) have seen one year stock price jumps of 50%, 135%, and 30%, respectively. These portfolio-fattening returns have occurred after the companies resumed double-digit earnings growth after having previously reported stagnant or declining profit.
Over the past year, many of the casual dining companies have taken a look at profitability and decided that unit expansion may not be the best use of their available capital. They realize that a better investment would be buying up their own stock at bargain prices. The buybacks have been widespread. Over the past year, Brinker International (NYSE: EAT) owner of Chili's, Romano's Macaroni Grill, and On the Border, has repurchased over 1.8 million shares. Uno Restaurant Corp. (NYSE: UNO) issued a tender offer last fall for 1 million of its shares. Darden Restaurants (NYSE: DRI), purveyor of the Olive Garden and Red Lobster, has repurchased 8.7 million shares over the past nine months. Max & Erma's (Nasdaq: MAXE) completed a buyback of 12% of its stock in the fall. CBRL Group, (Nasdaq: CBRL) operator of Cracker Barrel and Logan's Roadhouse, said last September that it planned to repurchase 3 million shares. And those are just some of the announcements.
Concurrent with these stock buybacks, signs are emerging that many restaurant chains are starting to perform better. Last night, Rare Hospitality (Nasdaq: RARE), which owns the Longhorn and Bugaboo Creek steakhouses as well as The Capital Grille, announced that earnings would be well above expectations and the prior year because of strong results at Longhorn. Uno released strong earnings on Monday, driven by a comp-store sales increased 4%. Last month Darden Restaurants reported that same-store sales at the Olive Garden and Red Lobster were up 6.5% and 5.6%, respectively. To sum up, many companies are enjoying surprising strength in their operating results.
Certainly, not all of the companies in casual dining land are enjoying success. Cracker Barrel has been struggling with declines in same-store sales as the chain raised prices too aggressively and endured significant restaurant-level management turnover. Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon (Nasdaq: STAR) has been suffering from double-digit drops in same-store sales at its namesake units, with labor turmoil again an issue. While other factors may be at play, not being able to retain solid store-level managers seems to be a primary problem facing struggling chains.
Assuming results from casual dining chains continues to be strong, stocks in the sector appear to represent excellent bargains. You might benefit from taking some time out of your day to evaluate these stocks. I would first look for a restaurant chain that you and your friends like. Next, go to the Web and get some information. Find out about the company's cash flow, growth plans, and same-store sales results. Chat with the restaurant manager or your wait person to see what they think of the company. If you like what you see and hear, consider taking the plunge. With accelerating growth, investors may soon get hungry for these stocks.
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Most quality autopistols can be effectively operated one-handed/right-handed with a only a little practice; I see no real need to limit yourself to a specific model, unless that is your preference. Adding extended versions of some pistol controls (such as the slide release and magazine catch) might be helpful for one-handed operation. I'm a big Glock fan, and I shoot them one-handed fairly regularly, both to practice for competitions and to keep my one-handed (injured shooter) defensive skills sharp.
Many years ago, I knew a dedicated bulls-eye pistol shooter (NRA Standard Pistol competitor) who had a physical challenge similar to yours. After he recovered from the accident, he wanted to continue shooting, and so he designed and built (with the help of several shooting buddies) a custom "shooting station" that would assist him in manipulating the pistol for loading, unloading, and even clearing stoppages/malfunctions. Using something similar, you should be able to target-shoot just about any handgun(s) you'd like.
The basic requirements are a "cocking assist" block to aid in moving the slide to the rear during cocking/loading and unloading; a place to secure a magazine so you can fill it with ammunition; and a spot to hold the pistol with it securely pointing in a safe/downrange direction during sight adjustments, breaks in shooting, inserting a magazine, etc. In his case, most everything was made of wood, and attached to a board which was C-clamped to the benchtop at his shooting position. He had an angled block with a countersunk hole in the face, so he could align the front of the slide with the hole and press down, and the slide would be pushed to the rear for loading, unloading, and locking the slide back. He used a modified clamp to hold magazines during loading, and had a dedicated "tray" for loaded mags as well as ones waiting to be filled.
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Yep, it's gone there alright. I agree gav, but it's more than apparent now people rate whatever they feel like, given the time of day, the angle of the sun, the alignment of the planets, and what they might've had for lunch. It doesn't seem to be based on the same things with each photo, even if one claims it is. *shrug*
Drive By Voting
Started by nynavey, Mar 25 2004 07:38 PM
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Posted 26 May 2004 - 01:21 PM
Posted 27 May 2004 - 03:15 PM
Another example of a 10/10:
Posted 27 May 2004 - 06:16 PM
I like the Idea of voting, I try to be objective. I think we have a good thing here. we should not let a few bad apples spoil it for the hard working members. I love taking photo's I have been doing it for 20 years. I love to know what other people think of my work. I try very hard. this takes many hours of working in photoshop after you shoot your image. I think some people hold a grudge if you don't like there photo they will not like yours. Maybe we should vote anonymously.......frank
"Leave the gun. Take the canolies." ...Frank
Posted 27 May 2004 - 10:20 PM
Now just a cotton picking second fdinaro. You did rate a photo a 5 and offense WAS taken because you are unknown to me. You just slid in out of nowhere and did this with the comment "Nice photo". That's called drive-by voting. If you'll notice, I did post a comment about your eagle, which had its head obscured by a large log or something, but if you'll also notice, I did not try to RUIN your photo with any rating at all. You then said I was not showing you "RESPECT" ("respect me", as you put it). I withdrew my comment completely....but you continue to post nasty things and now I really AM getting extremely annoyed with you. I come here, and see that you're continuing on with this and quite frankly, it's childish. Please just leave me alone and stop the complaining. I've gone on to other things. You should do the same.
Posted 27 May 2004 - 10:36 PM
Re Gav's comment on the photo rated by Neddy, I suspect that all the discussion related to Jeremy's earlier photos was quite interesting to everyone, and the fact that it provoked philosophical discussion about what a photographer selects to shoot...how he shoots it...and whether that subject matter is meaningful or not to anyone else interested him. Perhaps the fact that Jeremy's still producing, in spite of all the criticism he got, inspired Neddy. I am of course making all this up, cause I don't really know. I will say this: it inspired Gary55 to produce some shots that absolutely are my favorites now: especially The Onion shot. I thought it was brilliant - and the discussion about Jeremy's photos moved Gary to produce some incredibly gifted shots of subject matter that no one else has really dealt with - those things in our lives that we see every day but overlook or take for granted.
Posted 27 May 2004 - 11:08 PM
I was not complaining I am simply trying to take part in a discussion.Do you have a problem with me here ? you are not making me feal very welcome.
"Leave the gun. Take the canolies." ...Frank
Posted 28 May 2004 - 07:39 AM
Could we all metaphorically shake hands and get on with leaving constructive criticism for each other please?
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Posted 28 May 2004 - 12:32 PM
I agree, it's over lets get on to bigger and better things. Thank's Mark....frank
"Leave the gun. Take the canolies." ...Frank
Posted 28 May 2004 - 01:30 PM
I couldn't agree more Mark.
In an effort to end this ungodly nonsense, I have removed the grasshopper photo completely, which also removes all the comments. It's a shame when a user has to do this, but I don't see any other solution.
I do not want to see any more comments about this myself.
In an effort to end this ungodly nonsense, I have removed the grasshopper photo completely, which also removes all the comments. It's a shame when a user has to do this, but I don't see any other solution.
I do not want to see any more comments about this myself.
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Flat Spots? Let's Clear Up Some Myths About That…
So your vehicle's been sitting for a while…you get in it, start the engine and pull out of the driveway when you notice a hard, rough (but very regular) vibration that only gets worse with speed. It doesn't feel like it's coming from the driveline or suspension – so what is it?
It could be that the tires have developed flat spots.
With the weight of the vehicle pressing down on the tires for long periods, a section of the rubber and belts can become softer (or harder) than the rest of the tire. This can be exacerbated by cold weather, or just by parking on a cold concrete floor.
Low-profile tires with short sidewalls can be more prone to flat-spotting, as can tires with an H or higher speed rating. In most cases, you can j ...[more]
So You Think Some Traffic Laws Are Nuts?
Yes, there are plenty of traffic laws in certain areas that don't make much sense. Here, though, we present a collection of traffic laws from other parts of the world that are just bizarre:
--In Thailand, the law states that no driver, male or female, shall ever drive without a shirt.
--In South Africa, "the driver of a vehicle on a public road shall stop such vehicle at the request or on the signal of a person leading or driving any bovine animal, horse, ass, mule, sheep, goat, pig, or ostrich on such road." Or face a $500 fine.
--Splashing a pedestrian with water is illegal in Japan.
--In Montana, you can forget about driving with a sheep in the truck unless the sheep has a chaperone... and the state of Alabama had the presence of min ...[more]
A Brief History of the Tire
Ever wonder what the designations stamped on your tire sidewall actually mean? We'd like to break it down for you.
Let's take for instance, "P195/60R15 87S". This is a full service description of a tire.
In this case, "87S" denotes a tire's load capacity and speed rating. The higher the number, the greater the load capacity – an 87 load capacity means that tire can support 1,201 pounds. Speed ratings range from L (75 mph) through V (149 mph), and an S speed rating means the tire is good for 112 mph. W, Y, and Z-speed rated tires are available for extreme performance cars and are rated as high as 186 mph.
As for the rest of the information:
--"P" denotes Passenger Tire
--195 is the tire's width from si ...[more]
Your Car's an Investment – Protect It
You rely on your car every day, and you have a lot of money tied up in it. It's probably one of the more valuable things you own…so make sure you get the most out of that investment:
Oil changes: Changing your motor oil at regular intervals will ensure long engine life by cutting wear and friction and helping to prevent the buildup of sludge and carbon on internal engine assemblies.
Cooling system: Older cast-iron engines could overheat with no serious consequences, but not so with today's aluminum blocks and heads. Your engine's coolant has a finite life and should be changed and flushed at regular intervals to prevent accumulation of scale and corrosion in the radiator, heater core and water pump.
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What To Do With Those Old Tires
Every year, about 290 million tires are discarded; of those, about 233 million are recycled in one way or another. Shredded tires can be used for playground surfaces, welcome mats, hot-melt asphalt, bark mulch and even made into building material for "green" construction.
But what can you do with your old tires? Here are some ideas:
--Fill a tractor tire with sand to make a great sandbox for kids
--Hang a tire from a rope as a tire swing
--Stack a couple of tires on top of each other, bolt them together and paint them a cheerful color, then use them as a planter
--Lay two rows of tires next to each other, somewhat staggered, and use them for broken-field running as part of football conditioning
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Lately I have been getting quite a few inquiries on database migrations asking me about migration approaches, best practices, and tooling. Some of the reasons why companies are looking at migrations are because of staffing issues, scalability and security concerns, and cost-saving strategies. Migrations have always been complex, time consuming, and expensive, because each DBMS has proprietary data structures, data types, and SQL extensions. Once you choose a DBMS, you get locked into its platform, often creating a challenge when looking to migrate. Some companies told me that it took them more than a year to migrate some large and complex applications, which is not surprising. Although, tools and services have helped with migrations in the past, they have not been comprehensive and automated, which would make the process simple. Like an IT manager in the retail sector recently told me, "We did not want to spend a million dollars on tools and services just to save a million dollars on our database platform; it just didn't make sense."


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Arsène Wenger makes four changes from the side that lost at Ipswich for this evening's Premier League trip to West Ham.
Robin van Persie, Alex Song and Samir Nasri all return as Denilson, Nicklas Bendtner and Andrey Arshavin drop to the bench.
Lukasz Fabianski misses out with a shoulder injury so Wojciech Szczesny continues in goal.
Gael Clichy starts at left back and young goalkeeper James Shea is among the substitutes.
Team in full: Szczesny, Eboue, Djourou, Koscielny, Clichy, Song, Wilshere, Nasri, Walcott, Fabregas, Van Persie
Subs: Shea, Vela, Denilson, Arshavin, Gibbs, Chamakh, BendtnerCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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VESTAL, N.Y.—The 2014 schedule for the Binghamton University men's lacrosse team was revealed on Thursday. Third-year head coach Scott Nelson announced Binghamton will play a 14-game slate this spring, highlighted by eight home games at the Bearcats Sports Complex.
"Like each year, we want to play a schedule against some of the better teams across the country," head coach Scott Nelson explained. "I think we have really done that this year and fully expect us to be ready for the challenge. Our goal has always been to qualify for the America East tournament and that where our focus lies as we prepare for the season."
BU has a total of 9 non-conference games in 2014, including a showdown with national power Syracuse University on April 9 at the Carrier Dome. It will mark the 4th time the two programs have met and the first time the two teams have squared off since 2009.However, the first game marked on Binghamton's calendar will be their season-opener on the road at Sacred Heart on Saturday, Feb. 15. They have only played the NEC school one other time back in 2008 when they defeated the Pioneers 9-8.
The Bearcats will play in front of their home crowd for the first time in 2014 against Siena on Feb. 22 at noon. This will be a rematch of last season's 2013 opener, a game in which the Bearcats were narrowly defeated 9-8 on the road. Just three days later, they also welcome Cornell to Vestal for a non-conference tilt. The Big Red are fresh off a 14-4 season in which they advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA tournament.
After a quick trip to Geneva, N.Y. to play the Hobart Statesmen (Mar. 1), they will have a three-game homestand against Delaware (Mar. 8), Colgate (Mar. 15) and Air Force on Mar. 22—- all games have a 1 pm start time.
America East conference play will begin on the road for the Bearcats, pitting them up against Hartford on Mar. 29. BU has enjoyed much success over the Hawks in the past, tallying an all-time record of 8-4, including a 4-3 mark on the road. Up next will be a home match against UMBC (Apr. 6). The Retrievers tallied a seven-win season in 2013 and made it all the way to the America East Championship game where they were upended by Albany 19-10.
BU plays at Vermont on April 6 and once again at home for a non-conference bout with Canisius (Apr. 15) under the lights at the Bearcats Sports Complex before playing their most crucial portion of the conference schedule. Matchups with Stony Brook at home on Apr. 19 and on the road at defending America East champs Albany the following Saturday close out the regular season for Binghamton.
A season ago, the Bearcats won an overtime thriller against Stony Brook on their home field, marking the first time they bested their America East foes since 2005. In regards to their long-time SUNY rival Albany, BU will look to knock off the early America East favorites at John Fallon Field on April 26. Albany made their fourth NCAA tournament appearance in 2013, climbing to #12 in the national polls at season's end.
Binghamton comes off a season in which they finished 5-9 (1-4 America East), falling one game shy of reaching the conference tournament. The Bearcats return a veteran squad, complete with nine starters back for the 2014 season. Nine seniors headline the team which is captained by four-year players Mike Antinozzi, Greg Cove, Kelly Donigan and Matt Springer.


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Arsenal.com spoke to Arsenal Ladies' striker Ellen White on Wednesday ahead of their crucial clash with Liverpool on Sunday, which could see them lift the inaugural Women's Super League title.
Ellen, you could lift the trophy this weekend if you win, how are you feeling ahead of the game?
Obviously it is exciting, but it's kind of an anti-climax that the league is ending. I think we are all ready for it and we know that it is in our hands now.
We have been chasing Birmingham for so long, but now it is just nice that it is in our own hands and we can potentially win the league. I know everyone is really excited and I hope we can just put in a good performance and win the title.
Liverpool have struggled this season but how much of a threat do you think they can still pose?
They can definitely pose a threat. The league table might show that they are bottom but it doesn't always gauge exactly how good a team they are. I think if we all stick together as a team and put in a good performance together we will be OK.
Even if we don't necessarily play well and get the three points – maybe score an early goal - we don't mind as long as we get the win really.
But they are a really hard-working and enthusiastic team, and they are quite young as well. I'm really looking forward to it.
What do you think it would mean to the team as a whole to win the title?
It will mean a lot to us. We have got quite a new team with the fact we that have brought in quite a few new players such as myself, and we are a relatively young side too with some experience throughout.
It would just be a great achievement for us, together with the Semi-Finals of the Champions League last season and winning the FA Cup. They are amazing achievements and it would be great to win the first WSL. I'd be really pleased to win my first league title.
Describe Laura Harvey's influence on the team's success this year?
She is just a brilliant manager, she is really down to earth and has been great throughout. She just tells us exactly what we need to do and when it needs to happen, it is brilliant.
I think she has just made us progress under her. The first part of the season wasn't our best but we have grown into our own a little bit more now in the second part.
I definitely have a lot of respect for her and she is a great manager for us.
On a personal level, how do you feel the season has gone for you?
I have just been really pleased to be part of the squad and being part of Arsenal. I played for them a bit when I was a little bit younger but this is different.
Personally I have never won anything major in women's football, so this and playing in the Champions League will be great experiences. Hopefully we can just win the title on Sunday. It's been a good year so far!
Do you feel the new-look Women's Super League has boosted the profile of women's football?
I think a lot more people are standing up and recognising women's football on its own now. We are getting a bit more media coverage now which really helps and hopefully a lot more people are playing and getting involved.
I think it has definitely progressed in terms of the media's presence and more people taking notice of us, which is what we wanted. It's still really competitive, but there is definitely still a lot more we can work on.
You also have the Women's Champions League to look forward to, how confident are you heading into the tournament?
It's brilliant. It's a whole new level and I have heard so many people say it's a completely different ball game to league football. I don't think you really understand until you are a part of it.
I'm just really excited. The draw was made yesterday (Arsenal Ladies have been drawn against FC Bobruichanka of Belarus), so I think we are all confident going into that. Everybody is just really looking forward to it – we just want to do ourselves proud again.
It's a big title we all want to win as a team, just to say that you've won the Champions League. We are aiming for a big performance in our first game and hopefully we can progress to the next round.
Kim Little has enjoyed another good season in front of goal – how important do you think she will be in the Champions League?
She has been terrific as ever and she is definitely a major player for us. Hopefully she can just put in another big performance for us.
But I think everyone has done well and we have all just grown into the season. Everybody needs to be on their game to win the Champions League because it's a completely different ball game.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Rihanna Heads Back to the Big Apple
She's been jetting all over the globe for her 777 Tour, and earlier today (November 20) Rihanna showed up in New York City.
After landing at the Newark, NJ airport, the "Umbrella" babe was chauffeured to her Midtown Manhattan hotel where she was instantly mobbed by fans.
And it seems that the press corp that followed Ri-Ri on the tour began to complain about not getting to actually converse with her due to the hectic schedule.
An US Magazine source recorded Rihanna's apology to her reporters upon landing in NYC- "Guess what, we made it! This has been an experience that I will never ever forget. I barely slept. My sleeping was all done on this plane. I want to thank everyone for making this trip the sh--. I want to see the naked Australian!"
"I was glad I did this. Absolutely. Tonight is the night everything we did this week goes off. I know you guys got barely any dirt. But I had to be good. I still sound like sh--. It's impossible to spend time with everybody, and I'm sorry I didn't. But this was excellent and I would definitely do it again."
"I would do this next time with more people, more cities and sit back the the fans more. . . I had to preserve my health. Normally, I'd be back here popping bottles with y'all . . . I had to preserve my voice. I was worried about my body more than partying on the plane, so I had to just sleep whenever I could. I hope you guys had as much fun as I did."
Enjoy the pictures of Rihanna in Newark, NJ airport (November 20).
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