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Craig Shakespeare refuses to comment on Elneny snubbing Leicester
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Egyptian international Mohamed Salah was named the Swiss Golden Player – the best player in Switzerland – after his performances in 2012/2013.
The 'Swiss Golden Player' award was given to Salah following his debut season in Switzerland.
FC Basel were the major winners as Fabian Schär and Marco Streller were crowned best defender and striker respectfully.
Salah helped Basel achieve a successful season as he guided the Swiss club to a semi-final exit at the hands of Chelsea in the Europa league, runners-up in the domestic cup and ending the season by winning the Swiss league in his first ever try with the club.
This award comes after a series of impressive performances – most recently against Chelsea in the UEFA Champions league, where he scored the only goal of the game to help Basel defeat the London club.
Salah also feature in the UEFA team of the week on matchday's one and five – recently being given the same rating as Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal.
Since then, Salah's future has come under the scope and when asked about it he responded saying "Nobody knows what the future holds" before revealing his favorite clubs where he wishes to play.
Below is a picture of Salah celebrating his award with Egypt teammates Mohamed El-nenny and Mahmoud 'Kahraba'.
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Hatsuharu Sohma by AnimeFreek4LyfeWatch
©2008-2017 AnimeFreek4Lyfe
Hatsuharu Sohma. The ox in the Chinese Zodiac. The only problem to being an ox is that he's black and white. If black Haru's out you run for your life. Comments are appreciated. I DO NOT OWN FRUITS BASKET.
Well done picture and I also like the text. He's my fave too!
Wait... you drew this pic yourself? o.o
Oh my god, it's done really damn well! I didn't think it was a fan-drawn picture!
Hatsuharu is my absolute favorite character in Fruits Basket (aside from Akito, of course).
I'm writing a fanfic for HaruXOC I may post it on here, so look it up! "Burden"
Oh my god, it's done really damn well! I didn't think it was a fan-drawn picture!
Hatsuharu is my absolute favorite character in Fruits Basket (aside from Akito, of course).
I'm writing a fanfic for HaruXOC I may post it on here, so look it up! "Burden"
oh so true. I LOVE Hatsuharu. He's my fave character.
heh, my friend is worse than Haru O_o.... after he snaps, if you value you life you flee to another town for a day or so.
So you know that Hatsuharu's a cow, right?
Doesn't matter, I still love the guy.
Doesn't matter, I still love the guy.
Lol yes I know. But it's the same as when I said Hatori was the dragon in the zodiac. It's the part of the zodiac that they represent, rather than the animal they become.
I love him too! Especially when he's with Kisa!
I love him too! Especially when he's with Kisa!
he can take away my virginity anyday lol
he can take away my virginity anyday lol
This is sooo cool!
I don't see how being 'black' or 'white' is a problem, considering I'm almost exactly like that, too I think this is the best close-up shot of Haru I've seen so far
I Haru Sohma!
I Haru Sohma!
Weeeeell, the black in Haru's case is pretty scary if you're the one he's targeting. Thanks a lot!
The 'black' in any Ox's case is pretty damn scary C:< Trust me, if I went 'black', you'd run REEEALY fast, if you value your life.
You're very welcome ^^
You're very welcome ^^
omg i love this its soo amazing... go black haru!!!!!! super happyness to te 10th powa... yay haru
8D i love fruits basket!
i love kyo though....
i love kyo though....
he is a true anime character, so dramatic. HE IS AWEOSME, and SEXY, and ALL ROUND HILARIOUS, great pic.xx
Thanks a lot! Say, you're a fan of the series right? Think you could help me out? I'm trying to find Tohru's dress...the yellow one that Ayame makes her wear. Would you happen to know where to get one online?
LUUUUUUUUUUUV Haru... Luv the pic to!
*drools* I LOOOOOOOOOVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HATSUHARU-KUN! *huggles* Sugoi art! nice expression and quote. +fave
aww thankyou! btw, what does sugoi mean? i've always been interested in the language and people on DA seem to use a lot of it.
HARRRUUUUU! omgomgogomg
rotfl just wait for kyo
@_@ *Nosebleed* Kyaaaah DX! I El-Oh-Vee-Ee LOVE HaruKun! I'm getting his cosplay very soon >w< Even had his hair style and colors a couple years ago.
Ho-MaGawd, WONDERFUL!
Ho-MaGawd, WONDERFUL!
nice expression
good job, looks cool
good job, looks cool

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About the Book
Constantine Zlatev - Industrial design portfolio covering projects from 2003 to 2012
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Standard Portrait, 8×10 in, 21×26 cm
136 Pages
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Constantine Zlatev
San Francisco, CA, USA
Constantine K. Zlatev is an installation artist and industrial designer utilizing interactive electronics, industrial scrap and surplus technology to create functional light sculptures and robotic art installations. Originally from Rousse, Bulgaria, he currently lives and works in San Francisco, California. He studied industrial design at the California College of the Arts.
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We Are Dying Here
America, November 26, 2012
(Rev. Daniel G. Groody, C.S.C.,, Assistant Professor of Theology)
Notre Dame Scores a First: No. 1 in Football and in Graduating Its Players
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(Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C., President)
Latinos play significant role in Obama's Catholic win
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(Richard Garnett, Professor of Law)
The Apple-Samsung Court Battles Expand to iPhone 5, Galaxy S III
Wired, November 19, 2012
(Mark McKenna, Professor of Law)
A Madonna That Survived the Storm in Breezy Point
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(Timothy Matovina, Professor of Theology)
For BP, restoring its image is a bigger task than paying billions
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(James S. O'Rourke, Professor of Management)
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PBS Newshour, November 14, 2012
(Andrew Bacevich, Kroc Institute Research Fellow)
Petraeus affair: Why the cult of the American general?
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(Andrew Bacevich, Kroc Institute Research Fellow)
Would You Stand Up to a Sexual Harasser? Think Again
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Report: HTC Paying Apple up to $8 per Phone
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(Mark McKenna, Professor of Law)
Defending Christians at risk is a transcendent post-election cause
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Student, professional engineers answer call to 'solve the world's problems'
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Why Women Tend to Let Sexual Harassment Pass
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(Ann Tenbrunsel, Martin Professor of Business Ethics)
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As a newly informed dividend-growth (DG) investor, I'm always interested in learning about companies I haven't heard about. I'm also interested in learning more about my current holdings and if they're still a good fit for me. In this article, I wanted to look at one current holding: Rockwell Collins (NYSE:COL). The purpose of this article is to look at the company itself and see if we learn any insights into our investing approach. The other half of the stock-purchasing game - valuation - is always important, but is not included in this article.
Some Background
I've been an investor of Rockwell Collins since it was spun off in 2001 from Rockwell International (now Rockwell Automation, ROK). I've enjoyed watching both of these companies DRIP themselves over the years. In case you're wondering, I've held ROK since I inherited it in 1987 at the ripe old age of 5 months. I've basically been an investor for life (although not always informed).
Back to Rockwell Collins
Most DG investors define a DG stock as one that has increased its dividend payout per share every year for at least 5 years. I'm not sure why 5 years was picked. My guess is that it most likely pertains to Dave Fish's CCC list. In any event, Rockwell Collins does not meet the 5 year requirement and you won't find it on his normal CCC lists. However, you will find it as one of his "Frozen Angels" under the "Notes' tab.
The following chart shows Rockwell Collins' dividends/share vs EPS. The 2001 EPS is pro forma, and the 2012 EPS is estimated, as is the expected dividend payout for the remainder of the year. (Source: Yahoo Finance and the EDGAR online website).
As you can see, the dividends are paid out comfortably by EPS. Earnings have done well over the last 11 years. If you ignore the 2 years of dividend freezes (just go with me here, I promise this is going somewhere), Rockwell Collins seems like it would make a good DG company to invest in.
But what else is different about these dividends (other than the freezes)? Rockwell Collins is one of those weird companies that increase the dividend every-other year instead of every single year. In the following chart, I show the announced dividend increase. For comparison sake, I also show Coca-Cola's (NYSE:KO) announced dividend increases over the last 11 years. When judging a prospective DG company, I find it useful to compare against the DG stalwarts.
Whoa! Coke's yearly dividend increases have been predictably stable over the years (6-14%). But Rockwell Collins' yearly dividend increases are all over the map (0-50%). I can see why some DG investors prefer stability.
Now for the fun table
My next question was: How does the difference in dividend growth rate (DGR) compare over the long term? Rockwell Collins' first dividend payout was $0.09 in Q3 of 2001. Well, by sheer luck, I also noticed that Coke's dividend payout was $0.09 in Q3 of 2001 (split adjusted). Let's see how much has been paid out since then. (For illustrative purposes, I'm ignoring any dividend reinvesting that may have been used).
Well, isn't that interesting? Since Q3 of 2001, both of these companies have paid out almost the exact same amount in dividends per share. Their average DGR over this time period was 10-11%/yr. Given similar purchase prices, you'd also be at similar yield-on-costs. The only difference was the large differences in DGR between the two companies.
Note: on July 6th, 2001, you could've purchased split-adjusted Coke for $22.30 or Rockwell Collins for $21.72. So they were also very similar in price at that time.
So what type of DG investor are you?
The DGR differences shown between Rockwell Collins and Coke highlight the importance of goals and objectives in determining the types of companies that one should invest in.
For those using the DG investment method, is your goal to:
- Receive increasing dividends with a yearly DGR of >10%/yr (portfolio-wide or stock-specific)?; or
- Receive increasing dividends with a long-term DGR of >10%/yr (portfolio-wide or stock-specific)?
Note: Long-term can be any time frame of your choosing. In this case, goal A could be a subset of goal B.
Obviously, the correct answer is A or B or A & B. I'd wager that those in retirement are more concerned with goal A, while those of us with many decades of accumulating stocks don't care either way. I've chosen portfolio-wide goal B with long-term equal to 7 years. You choose what you want.
The point is that if you choose goal B, then you should consider companies that may be "off the map," such as Rockwell Collins. I think it's wise for DG investors to not constrain themselves to the CCC lists. Feel free to look at the "Frozen Angels" or companies mentioned elsewhere. Remember, you pick the companies that adhere to your goals. Even a company that isn't "technically" a DG company can still meet the goals of a DG investor.
My own Path
Would I like to hold shares of Coke some day? Yes. Will I keep holding on to my shares of Rockwell Collins? Yes. Is it because of my stated goal to have a long-term portfolio DGR of >10%/yr? Actually, No.
I'll be holding on to both Rockwell Collins and Rockwell Automation regardless of my goals. My investment goals may change during my life, but I'll always want to hold on to these. They are special keepsakes from my past. They could both go down to zero and I wouldn't care about their performance.
Disclosure: I am long COL, ROK. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Surgery was sep 8th.
Left boob scar is smooth right boob scar inflamed red and he found a stitch still in the scar? (photo)
Doctor Answers 3
Breast scar appearance?
If unsightly scars are still present after approximately a year's time, other things that your surgeon may consider are intralesional steroid injections, laser, or just surgical revision of the scar itself.
Hope that this helps! Best wishes for a wonderful result!
Difference in breast scars 2 months post-op.
Both scars are well-healed, but your right breast scar appears slightly hypertrophic compared to your left. This type of scarring can occur in the setting of increased inflammation (such as a retained suture), but can go on to mature quite nicely. However, the final scar appearance will not be evident for 6-12 months, and during that time you should avoid ALL ultraviolet exposure to prevent the scars from turning brown permanently!
I would consider scar pads on both, as your healing is incomplete and the scars can be modified by use of these. Talk to your surgeon. This is more about your own individual genetics of healing and scar formation than the effects of a suture or anything else. Though all surgeons do the same procedure and use the same sutures on both sides, they do not swell, heal, scar, or regain sensation perfectly symmetrically. But scar pads can help soften, flatten, and reduce the redness of your scars perhaps better than simply waiting and watching. Best wishes! Dr. Tholen
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Left boob scar is smooth right boob scar inflamed red and he found a stitch still in the scar?
I am not sure what the question is here. The incisions look more similar than different. Chances are that once the suture was removed, that side will begin to settle down and in a few months you won't be able to tell much if any difference.
All the best.
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