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By Rhonda J. Miller
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Jay Sidhu led Customers Bank to the top spot in Bank Director magazine's 2014 Growth Leaders Ranking, announced April 29. It is the second year in a row Customers Bank earned the top rating, which is for core performance, the most comprehensive of four categories in the rankings, which also included core deposits, net loans and leases and noninterest income.
Rankings were based on the first three quarters of 2013. No Rhode Island-based banks made the lists of top 10 banks in any of the four categories.
Although Sidhu, Customers' president and CEO, is based in Wyomissing, Pa., he has long-term relationships with former colleagues from Sovereign Bank, many of whom have been reassembled on his current team.
Sidhu says the bank is planning to open a full-service, walk-in community banking office in Providence next year.
PBN: Is there a strategy that helped Customers Bank rank first in a national performance measurement by Bank Director magazine two years in a row?
SIDHU: We have been looking at the changing face of banking, with the technology, the regulatory environment, the changing needs of the consumers and the changing needs of small and medium-sized businesses. We wanted to create a bank of the future without sacrificing the most important features of community banking, the high-touch, the personal service and having the customers say, "Wow." That will never change, but the ways we deliver that can change.
PBN: What are the core elements that allow you to rise above the very intense competition?
SIDHU: It's our focus on doing a few things really well, attracting and retaining top-notch talent, having a unique strategy and then being very focused on the execution of that strategy, and at the same time being superb at managing the risk.
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Wait…it's Friday?!?! Already? Wow, the week just flew by. My kids were home on Spring Break and we had a lot of fun. They get so big so fast, don't they!
This week, I also had the pleasure of being interviewed for FitPregnancy Magazine. Add to that, my post for tomorrow on How to Start a Money Making Blog Today is a whopping 2,400 words long and goes full into detail one of the main questions I'm always asked as a blogger. I hope you'll come back tomorrow and check it out!
I've also been setting up a super secret HUGE announcement to go LIVE the first week of May. I'm SOOOO excited. I can hardly wait. You know I'm totally not a patient person, right?!?! LOL.
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The Economic Data calendar for the week of the 22nd of February through the 26th of February is full of critical releases and events. Here is a snapshot of some of the headline numbers that we will be focused on.
Takeaway: Current Investing Ideas: TIF, JNK, DRI, NUS, W, FL, WAB, MDRX, ZBH, XLU, MCD, RH, GIS & TLT
Below are our analysts' new updates on our fourteen current high conviction long and short ideas. As a reminder, if nothing material has changed in the past week which would affect a particular idea, our analyst has noted this. Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough's updated levels for each ticker are below.
Please note that we added Darden Restaurants (DRI) to the short side of Investing Ideas this week.
Trade :: Trend :: Tail Process - These are three durations over which we analyze investment ideas and themes. Hedgeye has created a process as a way of characterizing our investment ideas and their risk profiles, to fit the investing strategies and preferences of our subscribers.
To view our analyst's original report on Junk Bonds click here and here for Utilities.
Long-Term Treasuries (TLT) and Utilities (XLU) remain our two best fixed income and equity vehicles to play #Lower-For-Longer on growth and interest rates as the market gets more and more skeptical about the central bank dogma.
Over the past week we've heard central bank cowbell across the globe. First came BOJ members calling for "greater cooperation among G7 partners in order to 'soothe' market jitters." Then ECB members chimed in saying the "ECB is ready to do its part."
Wednesday? More of the same from the Fed. In the FOMC minutes release, we heard that inflation was expected rise to two percent "over the medium term," accompanied by a gradual rise in policy interest rates…
If you've watched markets recently, they no longer believe in the central planning hoopla. The NIKKEI failed to hold its short-lived gains and the yen went up on the week, not down despite the sound of monetary cowbell. Meanwhile, the Euro went up on the week, not down despite verbal devaluation.
With the market losing faith in the central planning policy backstop, investors continue to yield to top-down market signals and the direction of the data. To be clear, the data continues to deteriorate and volatility continues to break-out.
The yield spread (10-year Treasury yield minus 2-year Treasury yield) has compressed 24 basis points this year, and TLT is up 8.6% vs. the S&P 500 which is down -5.2%. The December Federal Funds Futures contract has declined in a straight line since December's rate hike.
This implies that the probability that the Fed continues to hike rates has gone from likely to zilch. That's what the bond market and federal funds futures market are telling us about the preponderance of growth slowing data points. Take this week's Industrial Production. It declined for the 3rd consecutive month on a Y/Y basis in January (see chart below).
With market turmoil, the Junk Bond ETF (JNK) is down -4.5% vs. the defensive, growth slowing equity sector Utilities (XLU) which is up 6.7%, outperforming the S&P 500 by 12.9% on a relative basis. That's yet more confirmation of our dour economic outlook economy (spreads widen in tumultuous market environments and Utilities are a defensive sector that outperforms when growth is slowing). Take our advice, and stick with allocations that have worked: Long TLT, XLU; Short JNK.
To view our analyst's original report on Allscripts Healthcare Solutions click here. Below is a brief excerpt from an institutional research note written by Hedgeye Healthcare analyst Tom Tobin following Allscripts earnings release on Thursday.
Key Takeaways:
Bottom Line: MDRX provided disappointing 2016 sales guidance and bookings growth will likely to go negative in 2H16. We continue to see downside < $10.
To view our analyst's original report on Nu Skin click here. Below is a brief institutional research note written by Consumer Staples analysts Howard Penney and Shayne Laidlaw.
Nu Skin (NUS) reported 4Q15 and full year 2015 results on February 11th that missed consensus numbers by a long shot. What was even worse, was their guide down for 2016. (Click here to read last week's Investing Ideas earnings update on NUS.)
The reason for this note is to report additional disclosure that we found in their 10-K filed this morning. The fact that the SEC is investigating NUS for actions in China, specifically regarding charitable donations is not new. But the increased disclosure around subpoenas being served and employees being questioned by the SEC is. Below is a statement from their risk factors in their 10-Q filed on 5/6/15, and then their risk factors reported in the most recently filed 10-K.
As the SEC continues to peel back the onion, we do not know what else they will find. There is no definitive conclusion to be made from this, but the increased interest from the SEC is not good news for the company.
We continue to see significant downside in the stock.
To view our analyst's original report on Wabtec click here. Below is a brief excerpt from an institutional research note written by Hedgeye Industrials analyst Jay Van Sciver following Wabtec's earnings this week.
Looking past the headlines, the internals of yesterday's report from Wabtec (WAB) continue to point to 2016 EPS well below $4.00. We don't think that the 2016 guide from WAB makes sense, beyond what we expect is management's desire to see a higher share price to appease a potentially disgruntled Faiveley family.
The company met estimates in 4Q15, but drained the backlog of orders from earlier periods to do so, as Freight orders were ~20% below reported sales. While we need the 10-K for a proper analysis given WAB's skimpy disclosure, the implied orders, aftermarket sales, and PTC trends look pretty negative to us. The big picture of rail equipment capital spending rolling over from a significant long-term up cycle remains intact.
To view our analyst's original report on Tiffany click here.
Tiffany (TIF) declared its quarterly dividend this week. It was kept in line with last quarter at 40 cents per share.
The company has seen record operating cash flow over the last 4 quarters. However, the cash generation has not been from improving operations, but rather management de-risking the balance sheet, which may be driven by the negative economic outlook.
Tiffany has a cash conversion cycle of about 470 days, among the highest you can find in retail. It makes sense that the company would be cautious about building working capital in the face of an increasingly volatile economic environment.
To view our analyst's original report on Wayfair click here.
A Portland, Maine local newspaper reported this week that Wayfair (W) is planning new sales and customer service offices in Brunswick and Bangor, Maine. The company is planning to hire up to 950 employees, that equates to a 30% increase from the ~3,170 they had at the end of 3Q15.
Not the traditional talent hotbed, our sense is that Wayfair is getting a good real estate deal while recognizing lower competitive compensation rates vs its HQ in downtown Boston. Management had guided to accelerated hiring on the last conference call to catch up with growth.
This is yet another example of Wayfair investing in the infrastructure to service an addressable market that we think will be way below the company's expectations.
Next week we will have thoughts on Wayfair's 4th quarter earnings release as the company reports on Thursday. Stay tuned.
To view our analyst's original report on Restoration Hardware click here.
Last week Restoration Hardware (RH) secured an anchor lease in San Francisco's planned Pier 70 shopping center. This is a typical RH maneuver in its backyard of SF. Taking a Flagship spot in a new redevelopment, while being one of the first retailers to sign on the dotted line. That leads to below market rents in an up-and-coming retail space, which allows the landlords to attract the right type of co-tenants with RH as the anchor.
To view our analyst's original report on Zimmer Biomet click here.
We have no update on Zimmer Biomet (ZBH) this week but Hedgeye Healthcare analyst Tom Tobin reiterates his short call. Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough offered up his own thoughts upon issuing a "sell signal" on ZBH in Real-Time Alerts Thursday:
"I have a very long list of high quality short ideas. As I explained in RTA Live yesterday, some of the happiest hunting grounds for short are where there are still the most bulls left:
1. Healthcare
2. Consumer Discretionary
3. Financials
Since all 3 of these Sector Style factors are bearish on both my TRADE and TREND durations, all I have to do from there is ask my analysts for the best shorts within these sectors. Zimmer continues to be one of them.
Zimmer Biomet (ZBH) should have continued issues in Europe and worsening conditions in the US as we progress through the year. The stock price definitely incorporates some of the weakness, but as of yet, not enough.
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To view our analyst's original report on McDonald's click here.
No update on McDonald's (MCD) this week from Hedgeye Restaurants analyst Howard Penney. MCD continues to outperform. It's up 17% since the fast-food company was added to Investing Ideas in August, versus -8% for the S&P 500.
To view our analyst's original report on Foot Locker click here.
Foot Locker's (FL) big capital spending plan announced this week is anything but good for the financial return profile, and the stock. The company's capex number for the upcoming year is expected to clock in at $297mm. That's the most FL has spent since 1999, and it represents a 26% increase from the already-elevated levels we saw in 2015.
As context, our extremely negative long-term view on FL is predicated upon an unsustainable financial model, and a mismatch between how much FL is spending on both the P&L (SG&A) and on PP&E to drive the business forward in a changing footwear retail selling model.
This stock will be choppy quarter to quarter. But last we checked, stocks don't go up when financial returns get cut in half.
Next week we will have thoughts on Foot Locker's 4th quarter earnings release as the company reports on Friday.
General Mills (GIS) is a large player in the Yogurt category with their Yoplait brand. Their competitors, Dannon, Chobani and Fage have been aggressive on merchandising and consumer spending, making it difficult to compete while maintaining internal margin objectives. GIS is turning on innovation with the growth of Annie's yogurt and that should help the trajectory of the business. Yogurt being a roughly $1.4 billion business, turning it around is a top priority for management.
On the broader GIS long thesis, it's unlikely that the stock is going to go up 20% in the next year, but we do believe it will fare better than most in the consumer staples sector, especially as we head into an economic slowdown.
We added Darden Restaurants (DRI) to the short side of Investing Ideas this past week. Click here to read our analyst's full stock report.
Takeaway: There is absolutely no reason to own JWN today at this price. But it's equally as difficult to short.
This JWN print followed the road map we expected. Weak quarter followed by a guide down for 2016. The 8% sell-off afterhours isn't enough to get us more excited about this name as a long -- and quite frankly, we'd be surprised if it closed down that much tomorrow.
If anything the print raised more questions than it answered. Primarily around the comp trajectory at Rack and the viability of the non-core businesses. The earnings drivers in the core are in place as JWN emerges from 'investment mode' in the second half of 2016. Especially if at that time we're in the midst of better consumption growth (we're not banking on it). Until then, we're comfortably on the sidelines. At this price, this is pretty much a 'do nothing' stock.
Additional details…
What We Liked:
1) Comps: The topline actually held up relatively well accelerating on a 1 and 2yr basis sequentially despite the macro backdrop. There are puts and takes across the business – one being the -3% comp at Rack, the worst comp in its history. At the same time, e-comm growth in the off-price channel accelerated by 500bps to 51% YY. That of course comes with an offset lower on the P&L, as the company bought the comp with gross margins down 184bps in the quarter – the biggest hit to GM since 1Q09. We're generally encouraged by the fact that JWN performed as well as it did with the rest of the Department store space cracking.
2) Lower capital intensity/cost rationalization: Now out of the peak investment year, we already knew that CapEx was coming down from elevated levels, but the company slashed its five year target by another $300mm. We expect that to come down even more from here evidenced by the fact that the Rack launch into Canada (first store opening date announced earlier this week) was pushed back a year to 2018. On the SG&A side, management talked to a $100mm cut in SG&A spending. It's hard to give that a lot of credence without more detail, but it's an encouraging change on the margin given JWN's propensity to spend.
3) Guidance: Tough to see a 9% earnings guide down as a positive, but expectations headed into 2016 were overly bullish especially in 1H in light of the current state of consumer demand. No question that street models are coming down considerably from current levels after this print. But, the drivers for a positive change in the earnings trajectory are in place in the 2nd half of 2016.
What We Didn't Like:
1) Nordstrom Rack Performance: As noted earlier, this was the worst quarterly performance from the concept, EVER. It comes as no surprise that we've seen a bifurcation in B&M comp trends at the same time off-price online is growing like a weed. The question that we have to answer is, will e-commerce continue to dilute the Brick and Mortar business? If so, we are looking at lower profitability across the board. Given that much of the valuation premium for JWN to its peer group is predicated on square footage growth (i.e. viability of the brick and mortar Rack business), this comp number will only stoke the concerns about a) the 300 store target and b) the viability of the business model.
2) Inventories: JWN already took it on the chin on the gross margin line, not once but twice over the past two quarters, and the current inventory position is still out of whack. That will lead to additional gross margin pressure in the first half of the year as the sales outlook is less than optimistic.
3) Canada/Trunk dilution: Management conveniently lumped in the dilution from off-price into is calculation of the dilution from 'non-core' this quarter, but based on our best measurements of the bar chart we get to dilution of $62mm and $64mm from Trunk and Canada, respectively. Collectively that's a $126mm hit to EBIT, a far cry from the $56mm guided to on the 3Q call. Some of the Trunk dilution is due to acquisition costs in FY15, but the outlook for '16 is for another $30mm-$40mm of dilution for a business that was 'break-even' when JWN acquired it. On the Canada front, a boat load of capital has been allocated to setting up operations North of the border, with the outlook for $1bil in sales by 2020. We don't think Nordstrom Canada will get there by then because of the productivity premium we'd have to assume (about 35%+ in the full line business) to get to that number. There is enough leverage for this model to work to offset about $50mm in dilution by 2017, but we need to see a positive inflection in the EBIT trends, starting now in order to get more positive.
Our note from earlier this week...
Takeaway: When we finally get a glance of JWN's sales numbers–they need to be truly horrendous. We'd actually look to buy it on a sell-off tomorrow.
Conclusion: This is a multi-duration call. Bearish over the near-term as macro headwinds put earnings at risk. But, levers are there once the consumer stabilizes/recovers. The reality is that this is the only department store that really needs to exist.
We assembled a rather hefty slide deck on JWN as it emerged as a battleground stock ahead of this week's print. Initially, we were very bearish. The precipitous increase in short interest from 6% to recession levels of 20% over the past month means that when we finally get a glance of JWN's sales numbers – they need to be truly horrendous. By the look of its e-commerce business, that's precisely what we'll get. Sometimes, the consensus is right, and this time, it probably is.
Unfortunately, it's still the consensus. And while we think that this quarter will be terrible. The rate of change on the sales, gross margin, sg&a, and capex lines will change on the margin in JWN's favor by mid-year. At that point, we might actually look to go long this one. After all, it's the only department store that really needs to exist, and it's trading at less than 7x a doable EBITDA number.
In the end, we'd actually look to buy it on a sell-off on tomorrow's numbers – something in the low-mid $40s sounds about right. Otherwise we might be interested in buying with a $5-handle later this year when the Macro environment is de-risked and JWN emerges from 'investment mode.'
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Trade (3 weeks or less): JWN is the only name amongst its peer group that has been radio silent throughout the holiday season that saw M and KSS pre-announce earnings growth rates of -20% (-30% ex. the Brooklyn asset sale) and -15%, respectively. Management lowered the 4Q bar by 9% post the 3Q print, and then the Street came down by another 7% over the past three months. Sales expectations still look too high given the general softness in the retail space (especially at the high end) over the holiday period and the fact that JWN is up against its toughest comp since 4Q12. E-commerce traffic trends have been soft across all of JWN's concepts as it laps the launch year of the Rack website, while Full Price and Hautelook continued to weaken into quarter close. We're about $100mm, or 2%, below the street.
These Traffic Trends Look Terrible
On the margin side, JWN likely took the biggest hit of any of the department store players in the quarter with gross margins down 160bps in 3Q, as it proactively managed its inventory position. Warm weather and weak demand will still be an issue in 1Q, and we expect inventory growth ahead of sales for the 16th time in the past 18 quarters. Canada and Trunk dilution is starting to roll off now that the sales base North of the border is forming a critical mass and the acquisition of Trunk Club is annualized. The company pulled a few SG&A levers last quarter by cutting its investment in its loyalty program (bullish for credit income). All in we're modeling a 200bps hit to EBIT, broken out into 110bps of deleverage in the core, another 40bps from non-core investments, and the remainder allocated to the sale of the credit card receivables.
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Trend (3 months or more): Not unlike the rest of the retail space, the street is looking for a snap back on the top line as we enter 1H16, chalking up most of the demand issues we saw in the back half of 2015 to just weather. We're not buying it. And, after what we think will be another sales miss in the 4th quarter we expect the guide for 2016 to be conservative on the top line. Or, at least it should be given the price action on the stock over the past 3 months and the fact that short interest is at 5 year highs at 19% (up from just 6% in late November).
Here's where we come out on each of the lines on the P&L in the first half of 2016…
JWN has the makings of a textbook long. Here's why…
1) For starters, we have to ask the question does JWN need to exist? We think the answer is unequivocally yes. It has arguably the best e-comm operation in all of B&M retail, premium content, a concentrated footprint in the top malls/MSAs outside of the Northeast, and can hit 300 rack doors without skipping a beat. We're not convinced that the 'non-core' (Canada/Trunk) growth drivers are ROIC accretive, but expectations have come down to a level where we think the point is moot.
2) JWN is coming off a peak investment year, and while there is still $3.1bn left on the $4.3bn 5 year CapEx plan, 2015 marks the tops of capital investment. Margins are washed out as the company invests in the Rack rollout (27 doors added this year), Canadian entry, new East Coast fulfillment center, credit card receivables sale, and absorbs the Trunk Club acquisition. That should in turn fuel top line growth in the HSD range once we enter the back half of 2016 (consumer environment permitting).
3) We don't have to make wild profitability or sales assumptions for this model to work. By 2017, we assume that Full Line EBIT margins are 100bps off 2014 levels, Rack EBIT margins are 50bps off of 2014 levels, slight improvement in e-comm margins as the business (Rack and Full Line) climbs to ~$4bil, and a profitability donut in the non-core side of the business (Canada/Trunk). At that point Canada will be around a $400mm business, with the entire full line buildout complete, and Trunk (which was break even when JWN acquired it) will have benefited from 3 years of integration. Any improvement in each of the four segments will add additional upside.
4) On that math we get to earnings of $4.13 in 2017 on a sales base just north of $16bn. 6% ahead of the street today and likely higher as numbers come down after 2016 expectations are reset.
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Below, we provide rebuttals we have heard this week to our short case. If you missed the call and would like the slides, replay, or EQM model/data set, please ping us back and we can send them along.
Common Rebuttals
Insider Buying Not Positive, 1 For 2 Match Program Perquisite: Every ATU long we spoke to pointed at recent insider share purchases as a bullish signal. It is true that insiders have purchased stunning ~400,000 shares since October, and that the buys attracted media headlines that helped push ATU shares higher. What many seem not to have noticed was that ATU's proxy included a provision to incentivize insider purchases. The Matching Restricted Stock Grant Program matches insider purchases in October, December, and March with one share of restricted stock for every two shares bought by the senior executives. The program doesn't appear to extend to all employees, and seems designed to create promotional excitement about insider buying.
Sum Of Parts Wrong Framework: Prior to presenting, we reviewed sell side reports on Enerpac suggesting that such a quality franchise can sell for a mid-teens EBITDA multiple. In those reports, ATU is cheap because Enerpac is worth a good chunk of ATU's full enterprise value. There are many problems with this rationale. First, Enerpac can't be sold without violating debt covenants, by our read. Second, a sale of Enerpac would generate significant tax liabilities. Third, as we understand it, Enerpac is not neatly separable from its intercompany relationships inside ATU (e.g. Hydratight). A sum-of-the-parts methodology only has substance insofar as it reflects a potential economic reality. Most critically, we don't think a buyer would pay such a big multiple for a company with contracting margins and core sales falling at a 9% rate. Many key Enerpac end-markets are collapsing (e.g. mining, shipbuilding, oil & gas). We are pretty sure a buyer would have access to newspapers. In a sense, our thesis is that the valuation of Enerpac and other ATU businesses has declined and will continue to do so. Most peaking cyclicals seem like premium, highly regarded franchises at peak.
ATU Doesn't Deserve A High Multiple Of Trough Results: Multiples of earnings, EBITDA, and even sales are a truly horrible valuation approach for cyclicals. Even though we keep writing things like "we are pretty sure that is covered in the CFA materials", the sell side and investors continue to apply P/Es and EBITDA multiples on "mid-cycle" estimates (or peak or trough). Companies typically spend little time at 'mid-cycle' results, and cyclical declines can last for decades in resources capital equipment. See how well P/Es worked for CAT and DE from 1. We typically develop alternative measures in understanding in long cycles, and prefer to use a DCF to make the cycle assumptions explicit. As a current non-ATU example, look at DE's P/E and decide if it is relevant in the event of a large decline in real farmer equity. ATU and other resource-related capital equipment companies are likely value traps that will look cheap while continually underperforming.
Commodity Capex Bubble Popped, Like Expecting A Dot-Com Recovery In 2001: Many holders think that oil & gas and other commodity markets have been suppressed in the last couple of years, and will recover. We do not think that is accurate. The bubble in commodity-related capital spending peaked out a couple of years ago, and has been deflating toward more normal levels. We don't think this is the trough. Rather, we believe commodity related capital spending is returning to normal levels, and is not 'suppressed' below them.
ATU Is Exposed To Commodity-Related Capital Equipment: A couple of people insisted that infrastructure and general industrial were the ATU exposures that really mattered. We are not sure this point is up for debate, since ATU provides its market exposures. ATU's relative share price performance tracks CRB and Crude extremely well since the company pivoted to resources. The industrial segment core revenue growth (below) similarly looks like many other resource-related capital equipment companies. We don't see a reason to doubt what the company itself has provided.
Takeaway: What to watch on the election 2016 campaign trail.
Editor's Note: Below is a brief excerpt from Potomac Research Group Chief Political Strategist JT Taylor's Morning Bullets sent to institutional clients each morning.
Our top story is that Donald Trump is going to build a wall around the Vatican and make the Pope pay for it. It will be the biggest wall around the world's smallest country, but it will be beautiful. Actually, what he really said in reaction to Pope Francis challenging his Christianity was: "If and when the Vatican is attacked by ISIS, which as everyone knows is ISIS's ultimate trophy, I can promise you that the Pope would have only wished and prayed that Donald Trump would have been president because this would not have happened."
Just when we thought this election couldn't get any more surreal. With SC Republicans casting their votes tomorrow, we don't think that this spat with the Pope will have much of an impact on the outcome -- but a handful of the many polls just released this morning show a tightening race in the Palmetto State.
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New Orleans Pelicans fans will be watching closely throughout preseason to see how Monty Williams fills out his starting lineup and rotation but it's likely the first few games won't provide a complete picture of his plans. On Tuesday Williams told local reporters that shooting guard Eric Gordon is not expected to be able to play in an exhibition game for "about two weeks." Gordon participated in practice but is being monitored as he progresses in his conditioning following offseason ankle surgery.
"He's ramping up getting his conditioning back since he just got his release from the doctors" Williams said. "He's moving toward the type of conditioning he needs to be in. I don't want him to go out there full bore and pull a hamstring or something because he hasn't been going (physically) as long as the other guys have."
The Pelicans open preseason Saturday at Houston (7 p.m. Central Pelicans Radio Network). In other news:
• Williams on Jason Smith (shoulder surgery) who was recently cleared for contact and practiced Tuesday: "He looked pretty good. No restrictions at all. He didn't show any signs of soreness."
• Williams on plans for his rotation and reserve unit: "I have thought a lot about it but it will become more clear as we see certain guys on the floor in practice and how they gel. I do like the idea of Tyreke (Evans) Ryan (Anderson) and Jason playing together in our second unit so I want to get a really good look at that. But I do think it's going to evolve as we have more practice time."
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Blood of the Chosen
Warbringer Davos Rioht on Orgrim's Hammer has sent you to kill 20 vrykul in Ymirheim.
- Ymirheim Vrykul slain × 20
Those vrykul that have gained the favor of the Lich King call themselves the Ymirjar. They inhabit a city in the center of Icecrown. We have a lot of preparations to make before we assault Icecrown Citadel, and the one that stands before us now is routing these so-called "Chosen" of the Lich King.
Go to their city, Ymirheim, and slaughter them in their home. Let there be no questions as to who the stronger combatants are here.


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Wildlife photography is a art of capturing animals in Camera in their natural environment,which requires much skill and patience.And you both had done a great job...The above Photo of Panda is really funny and beautiful..Amazing photos.
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In The Wild With Team Husar; A Cause Served With Great Images
With compassion and empathy for our wildlife, Lisa and Mike Husar of Wisconsin are dedicated to educating us all about the importance of earth's wild creatures. Whether it is zebras at a watering hole in Kenya, a mother panda and her cub in China, or a polar bear with her triplets in Canada, photographing animals around the world has become their passion.
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Gracing the cover of the 2006-'07 National Wildlife Federation calendar,
a tiny owl photographed by Lisa grabbed my attention. The little guy, only about
6" long, lives at a wildlife rehab center, as he has a permanent injury
and cannot fly. He is also an ambassador who goes out on educational programs
that help people learn about wildlife.
A combination of her love for animals and a passion for photography lay behind
her husband taking her on a trip to Yellowstone in 1993. Mike, a long-time photographer
himself, encouraged her to "go for it!" He would remain in his jewelry
business while Lisa set out to turn a profit in the field of wildlife photography,
and would join her whenever he could.
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and is regularly featured in publications by World Wildlife Fund, the Sierra
Club, Defenders of Wildlife, and National Wildlife Federation as well as in
the Smithsonian Institution's Museum of Natural History in Washington,
"The intrigue and romance of traveling the world and photographing animals
in the wild, though appealing, is a hard job, an expensive one and one that
takes incredible patience and luck," Lisa says. "I don't always
have a lot of control over the situation. Being at the right place at the right
time, always at the mercy of the weather, and lugging around a tripod and a
series of long lenses while hoping that the animal you choose to photograph
will be cooperative, makes it all come together.
"You get some great shots and come home feeling good, but more often there's
the frustration and you only get a couple of good shots or it can be a stinker
of a trip when someone tells you, `You should have been here last week.
The moose were in the pool, standing and doing a dance. This week there are
no moose!'
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more you are able to read their behavior. You want to know when that animal
is stressed and that you are not causing the stress."
This is not a wild guess, by the way. The photographer should be aware of the
posturing and the movement of an animal and note when it is relaxed and minding
its own business. When they begin to look stressed it's time to pack up
your gear.
"Many times animals are as curious about us as we are about them,"
Lisa says, "and a polar bear will often come right up to our buggy to
get a look at us and the funny stuff we are carrying."
One of my favorite shots shows her holding a sizable young panda in her arms.
"There's something special about pandas," Lisa says. "They
have a teddy bear look about them, an appeal. Pandas have a false thumb and
hold the bamboo in their hands and when they eat they often sit up like we do
and it gives them a human quality. Zoos in Washington, DC, San Diego, Atlanta,
and Memphis rent pandas from China at a cost of about one million dollars a
year--add to that a high maintenance fee for each panda. All of the money
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captivity. Lisa is quick to add that it is rare that animals will attack unless
they are starving and a wolf attack is unheard of. "It is just not their
normal behavior to attack humans," she says.
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Guinea Fowl With White Beans And Cabbage
Guinea fowl | 1 , jointed to make 2 boneless breasts, 2 thighs and 2 drumsticks (Keep The Carcass) | |
Vegetable oil | 2 Tablespoon | |
Chicken stock | 500 Milliliter (Use Fresh, Cube Or Concentrate, Making Up The Volume) | |
Thyme sprigs | 6 (A Few) | |
Garlic | 1 Clove (5 gm), smashed | |
Carrots | 2 , diced | |
Savoy cabbage | 1⁄4 , quartered and sliced | |
Cannellini beans | 200 Gram |
Remove the skin from the thighs and drumsticks but leave it on the breasts.
Heat a little vegetable oil in a large pan and brown the guinea fowl carcass for about 2 minutes.
Pour over chicken stock to just cover.
Bring to boil, skim the surface, then add the thyme and garlic.
Drop in the drumsticks and thighs and turn the heat down to barely a simmer.
Cook for 40 minutes, then remove the meat and allow the liquid to cool.
Strain the stock and return it to the heat with the carrots.
Cook until just tender, then add the cabbage and beans and cook until the cabbage is wilted.
Add the drumsticks and thighs and heat through.
Heat a little vegetable oil in a frying pan and cook the breasts skin side down until golden.
Turn over and cook for a further 3 minutes until the meat is cooked through.
Serve the stew in 2 bowls with the breasts on top.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3121 Calories from Fat 1187
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 132 g203.4%
Saturated Fat 31.8 g159.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1110 mg370%
Sodium 2408.8 mg100.4%
Total Carbohydrates 82 g27.3%
Dietary Fiber 23.9 g95.5%
Sugars 19.4 g
Protein 379 g757.5%
Vitamin A 496.6% Vitamin C 209.5%
Calcium 50.9% Iron 104.7%
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Iraq Bonds Slump on Mosul Seizure as Stocks Drop Most Since 2012
Arif SharifIraqi bonds plunged and stocks fell the most in two years after fighters from a breakaway al-Qaeda group took control of Mosul in a move highlighting Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's weakening grip on the country.
The yield on the nation's $2.7 billion of bonds due in January 2028 climbed 41 basis points to 6.91 percent at 12:13 p.m. in New York, the biggest jump in a year on a closing basis, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The ISX General Index lost 4.6 percent in Baghdad, the most since June 3, 2012.
Mosul, Iraq's second-biggest city, is entirely in the hands of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant, or ISIL, with no army or police presence remaining, Noureddin Qablan, the vice chairman of Nineveh provincial council, said by phone late yesterday. Tribal gunmen allied to al-Qaeda were close to capturing Baiji, north of Baghdad and home to Iraq's biggest petroleum refinery, Al-Jazeera television reported today.
"If the bombings and the killings continue it is going to hurt investor sentiment," Apostolos Bantis, a Dubai-based credit analyst at Commerzbank AG, said by phone today. "We see a lot of downside risks and the price decline will continue as long as there is political unrest, which is probably likely."
Baiji has a refining capacity of 310,000 barrels a day, according to the Energy Information Administration.
Today's bond decline adds to a retreat yesterday that increased yields by 22 basis points, or 0.22 percentage point. The bonds have been the best performers in the Middle East and Africa region for the past six months, with 15 percent returns, JPMorgan Chase & Co. indexes show.
Rebuilding Economy
"The market is spooked by what's going on," Anthony Simond, an emerging-market analyst at Aberdeen Asset Management Plc, which manages $13.5 billion in emerging-market debt, said by phone on June 11 from London. "People didn't think the extremists were able to take a major city."
Iraq issued bonds to settle creditors' claims against the government of Saddam Hussein in 2006, three years after the U.S. invasion.
The stock exchange opened in 2004. Prices were updated manually on a white board before electronic trading began in 2009. Banks have the largest market value among 74 listed companies, according to the latest data from the bourse.
Stocks fell for a fifth day. About 2 billion shares changed hands today, compared with last week's average of 3.7 billion shares, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Iraq, with the world's fifth-largest oil reserves, has been rebuilding its energy industry after decades of war and economic sanctions. Helped by investors including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, it pumped 3.3 million barrels a day in May, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Saudi Arabia is the only member of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries producing more.
Currency Reserves
The International Monetary Fund forecast economic growth at 5.8 percent this year, up from 3.7 percent in 2013. Foreign-currency reserves rose 33 percent in the fourth quarter of 2013 from a year earlier to $88 billion as oil output surpassed Iran.
West Texas Intermediate crude traded near the highest level in three months earlier today. WTI for July delivery rose as much as 0.4 percent to $104.58 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, up 23 cents. The contract climbed to $105.06 a barrel yesterday, the highest intraday level since March 3.


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My 12-year old daughter and I just finished the 2-day grade 8 soccer referee certification clinic. Now she'll be able to center little kids' games--last year she was grade 9 certified and a linesman. We're hoping to be able to work some games together as well. It'll be a great way for her to earn some spending money.
If you are interested on how to become a soccer ref in Austin see http://www.stsr.org/pages/refsfaqs.htm#1.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Two Lake Travis soccer players to play college ball
This is a very belated congratulations to my Lake Travis boys soccer players. Two outstanding young men both signed letters of intent to play at the college level:
Congratulations to all the players!
- Luis Barrientos signed with Cisco Junior College. Luis made the 49-4A Boys All-District Second Team.
- Julian Soto signed with University of the Incarnate Word. Julian was named Goalkeeper MVP for District 49-4A.
Congratulations to all the players!
Sunday, July 26, 2009
YouTube Video of Lake Travis Soccer Game
I posted a video on YouTube for the first time. It's of the Lake Travis boys soccer team playing Travis High for the sectional championship. I used a free software called Avidemux to edit the whole game down to under 10 minutes, which is what YouTube requires. I think I still need to work on how to get the file size smaller, and how to share / link to but it's a first step.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Now a certified math teacher
Just heard back from the TEA. I can now officially teach math. I am certified in Mathematics 4-8 (115).
Sunday, July 19, 2009
State Board of Education to revise Social Studies curriculum
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Lot 97: MCM Harrison Van Horn Raffia Game Table
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Telegram from Woodstock, Vt regarding a Dr. Wm. McCollon (?) being a surgeon's mate and that the recommended Dr. is entirely competent.
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Thank you for your interest in refereeing!
Region 45 needs over 200 volunteer referees every season to ensure that our 1900-plus kids have a rewarding experience playing soccer. If you have not already done so, please consider signing up today!
All of our officials at AYSO soccer games are volunteers from the community – people like you and me. True to the all-volunteer approach of AYSO, we do not use any paid referees.
- It helps Los Altos and Mountain View kids learn and play soccer safely!
- It's not hard to learn how and experience is not necessary!
- Training and mentoring are at hand to help you learn the rules easily.
- It is a great way to help kids learn ethics, values and sportsmanship
- It's great for exercise and building self-esteem and self discipline!
- There is no better vantage point to be involved in the game!
- We have fun!
The returning referees are the backbone of the referee organization. Your experience and dedication are greatly appreciated. We hope that all the wonderful people who were referees for us last year will volunteer again this season.
Region 45 is especially looking to the parents of our younger Under-8 and Under-10 division players to volunteer to referee. The time commitment is minimal because the majority of the games you referee will be those in which your own child is playing.
Players 12 years and older and older siblings are welcome to referee also. This is a great community service activity to earn high school service hours and list on college applications!
Referees are used for all divisions beginning with U7 (under-7) but each division uses referees to a different extent. The different referee procedures for each division are explained below. Please note that there is no difference between the game rules for boys versus girls. within any division.
No formal matches. No formal referee process but referees may be provided if desired.
Referees normally start in the U7 or U8 divisions. One official is used per metch.
Three officials are used at each match – a referee (center) and two assistant referees (linesmen).
Three officials are used at each match – a referee (center) and two assistant referees (linesmen).
Three officials are used to officiate each match – a referee (center) and two assistant referees (linesmen).
Please refer to the following guide to entering match results into WebYouthSoccer.
AYSO Region 45 WebYouthSoccer Referee Handbook
Every week we host a casual get together where people can ask questions of our experienced referees or coaches or participate in some fun dialogue about our games. This weekly "Talk it Out" session, over pizza and drinks, is held from 7:00 to 8:30 PM on Wednesday nights each week during the season. These sessions are held at Mountain Mike's Pizza, located in the Blossom Valley Shopping Center, at the corner of Cuesta Drive and Miramonte Avenue in Mountain View.
Because of occasional conflicts with the availability of the meeting room, the day/date and any special topics planned are announced on the Region 45 referee and coach mailing lists early each week. Be sure to join the referee mailing list (instructions for joining are under the "Referee Mailing List and Contacts" section) and watch for the weekly announcements.
To stay informed about refereeing in Region 45, please join the Region 45 Referee email list.
You can unsubscribe at any time, and the addresses on our mailing list are not shared outside the region.
If you have questions about becoming a referee or refereeing in general, please use
this form.
Feeling lost on the pitch? Want some help to improve your performance as a referee? Need a formal assessment to advance? Need to do some mentoring for service hours for advancement? See our Referee Mentoring and Assessment page.
The changes in the laws of the games for 2008 are very minor. See AYSO's explanation of the 2008 Law Changes for detailed information.
For lots of information about the Laws, advice for the referee and lots of other referee information, see socref.net at http://socref.net/index.html.
Interested in a different and useful Referee to Area Referee level pre-game instruction, see Gil Weber's http://soccer-ref.quietfire.com/pregame.html
The AYSO Section 2 annual meeting provided lots of great training material and can be viewed at http://www.aysohelp.org/referee/workshops/referee_workshops.htm.


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Simply Ming
"Blue Ginger Chefs"
On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming takes us behind-the-scenes to meet his James Beard Award-Winning Blue Ginger Team. Putting his own chefs to the challenge with surprise ingredients and a visit to his studio pantry, Ming and company cook up three separate dishes fit for a king. D
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American Graduate Day
"American Graduate: Let's Make It Happen" is a public media initiative - supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting - to help students stay on the path to on-time high school graduation and future success. The centerpiece of WNET's activities is AMERICAN GRADUATE DAY -- an unprecedented full-day broadcast and outreach event dedicated to engaging our country around the dropout crisis with special celebrity guests, relevant spokespeople and compelling stories from the students themselves. Each half hour will feature a 23 minute segment about a national organization working to keep kids on track and in schools. D
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Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless
"Chorizo Made Easy"
Chorizo, the succulent pork sausage seasoned with chiles, spices and a touch of vinegar, is the "bacon of Mexico" - the perfect accompaniment for eggs and, like bacon, a versatile ingredient for cooking that can give any dish a serious head start on flavor. At his neighborhood Mexican grocery in Chicago, Rick shows us fresh-made chorizo sold at the butcher counter and talks about how it is made. Buying a batch of the sausage to take home, he quickly turns it into a Caramelized Onion and Chorizo to use for a taco filling. D
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Lidia's Italy In America
"USA: Italy's Crowd Pleasers"
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Kimchi Chronicles
"The Pork Chronicles"
As opposed to the lean-is-better preference in the United States, Koreans love their pork full of fat - and flavor. In this episode, Marja, her dear friend, the actress Heather Graham, and an expert food blogger named Daniel eat classic pork barbeque at Heukdonga restaurant in Seoul. They also stop by Songgane Gamjatang, where Seoul's taxi drivers convene for pork bone soup and the grand pork dish known as bo ssam. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated
"Shake and Bake Reinvented"
Test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the best Nut-Crusted Chicken Cutlets. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews food processors in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows Chris how to make the ultimate Crisp Pan-Fried Pork Chops at home. D
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Ciao Italia
"Roast Pork, Tuscan Style/Arista!"
Mary Ann travels to Tuscany to host a group of eager students who want to experience terrific Tuscan-style cooking. They team up to create Tuscan Black Cabbage Soup -Ribollita, Roast Pork, Tuscan-style, called Arista, Sauteed Mushrooms, a delicate Zucchini Tart, and for dessert, what else but Tuscany's most famous cookie, Biscotti di Prato. D
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Nick Stellino Cooking with Friends
"Andy's Pork Tenderloin"
Nick is in the kitchen with Chef Andy Husbands of Tremont 647 in Boston cooking up Andy's 1st Place BBQ Glaze with Pork Tenderloin. Afterward, Nick shares the secret for Prosciutto Chips and makes Radicchio Romaine and Arugula salad with Gorgonzola Dressing. D
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Barbecue University with Steven Raichlen
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"Shadow boxin' when I heard you on the radio." -- LL Cool J on "Mama Said Knock You Out"
Recently, on the top rated "Chicken and Waffles Morning Show," something happened that shook up the rap world. The hosts were kickin' it with militant hip-hop artist "Songhai," when he started name checkin' rappers who he claimed were part of a diabolical conspiracy to destroy the youth. Songhai threatened to pimp slap the top five commercial hip-hop artists if they didn't change their wicked ways, ASAP. Strangely enough, he issued a retraction the next day, claiming that what he said was that he was gonna give the rappers a "hand clap." But... the damage had already been done. The seeds of revolution had already been planted in the minds of the people...
Last week, hip-hop artist Saigon created a controversy when, during a visit to NYC's Breakfast Club morning show, he announced to the rap world that he was gonna punch rap's top dogs -- 2 Chainz and Rick Ross -- in the grill if they didn't stop making songs that were detrimental to the children. Immediately, the Twitter-verse was flooded with people who were proclaimin' him hip-hop's new savior. Then a few days later, in a whirlwind change of events, he announced on his Facebook page that some of his words were "ignorant" and part of a "strategy."
I have always wondered why, when real hip-hop artists keep it real about one of the cashin' out rappers, within 48 hours, they release an apology or some sort of "clarification." A few years ago, OG rapper Ice-T apologized to Soulja Boy and more recently, Lupe Fiasco issued an apology to upstart Chief Keef regarding comments they made that were based on nothing but the pure, unadulterated truth.
So what gives?
Although Saigon has said that he didn't want to single out anybody in particular for the ratchet state of hip-hop, since you can count all the rappers who are gettin' heavy radio play on one hand and still have a couple of fingers left, how can you not name the names ? Also, since we agree that someone has committed grand larceny on the culture, how can you have a crime without having a criminal?
It must be noted that when artists like The Game actually punch rappers, they never apologize. Instead, they just say "Yeah, and if I see him in the streets, I'm probably gonna punch him again!" But "conscious" rappers go from Malcolm X to Martin Luther King in 2.5 seconds.
While some people may believe that the remarks of Maybach Music Group affiliate Gunplay may have had a little something to do with Saigon's sudden change of heart, I doubt that's the case. I'm sure that the rapper risks gettin' snuffed out by 10 Gunplay look-alikes every day on the NYC subway. So, it's probably not the street thugs, but the Wall Street thugs that make rappers nervous. They are more scared of Morty Schiester, corporate attorney, than they are of some rapper.
And, who can blame them?
If the rumor is true that 50 Cent has the power to shut down projects at rival record companies, how much power do you think his boss Jimmy Iovine has? That is why there is this code of silence between industry rappers, whether conscious or commercial.
When Saigon called out 2 Chainz and Rick Ross, he was not messin' with individuals. He was messin' with brands that people have invested a lot of cash creating and they weren't gonna let some rap revolutionist cancel their meal ticket. Contrary to popular belief, industry beefs are not handled by the rappers, but their image consultants. So, the same "Pierre Escargot" that picks out your favorite ratchet rapper's outfit for the BET Awards is the same cat who handles his beefs.
When Saigon went on his rant, he committed an unforgivable industry sin. He made people start to think. Also, as an industry insider, he co-signed something that we already knew. The masses are pissed off at the current state of hip-hop and they were just waiting for an industry cat who was as pissed as them to articulate their frustrations in a large forum.
And, it's not only the brainiacs that are outraged. It's the thugs too. Although rappers like Rick Rozay are flashin' their jewels, the streets are just tryin' to eat. While members of the Hip-Hop Millionaire Boys Club are ridin' around in Maybach's with heated seats, the boyz in the hood are out in the cold, rappin' that line from Freeway's "What We Do": "If my heat stops workin' / Ima rob me a person."
Already, there are videos on Youtube of Rick Ross catching heat from members of the Gangster Disciples in various states. And, America's greatest fear is that the gangstas get politicized and stop stockin' bullets and start pickin' up some books. That's why politically educated artists pose such a potential threat.
We may never know how many brain cells were sparked by the power of the Saigon interview. Even with the retraction, once words come outta your mouth, you can't call them back.
As omniscient as the heads of the multi-national corporations that control hip-hop claim to be, they will never be able to discern where rap ends and revolution begins. But, that doesn't stop them from trying. Many people have had their lives destroyed or ended for daring to wake up the masses.
J. Edgar Hoover's COINTELPRO "fear of a Black messiah who could electrify the youth" is still in effect and the rap industry is part of the program. So, I don't fault rappers like Saigon for being guarded with their words.
I blame us.
The blood of the martyrs is on hands of those who claim to want socio-political change, but have not formed a hip-hop united front to make artists, writers and activists with a message feel secure in speaking truth to power
Remember, during the 60's, it was the student movements on college campuses that held Muhammad Ali down with speaking engagements after he was banned from boxing for speaking out on the war in Vietnam. Unfortunately, we don't have that structure any more.
We must rebuild it.
Also, as powerful as the music industry executives appear, they are not gonna put guns to our heads and force us to buy our children Chief Keef CD this holiday season. So, we must join the "Take Back Hip-Hop Black Friday Campaign" and only spend our money on music from artists with a message this holiday season. And, I'm not talking about those artists that are just using conscious hip-hop as a marketing scheme or an entry level way into the industry. I'm talking about those who are actually involved in our physical and mental liberation.
This way we can honor those artists and activists , past, present and future, who sacrificed their lives for speakin' the truth and were either blacklisted, put in jail, or, like Saigon said on his latest video, "Blown Away."
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Somewhere between 50 and 51 a clot broke loose and stopped her heart. She never woke up. What of all those plans? They dissolved in the stilled blood in her veins and arteries. Time stopped for her in that instant. Plans made and shared came to naught for her and for her survivors.
We still make plans, and we still hope to carry them out, but we are ever mindful that the roses not smelled today may not be there tomorrow. Or, the roses may be there, and we may not. Such is the fickle nature of "the future."
What is the future but a glittering rainbow? Shall we spend our lives chasing the elusive pot of gold that lies at its foot? When we get the gold, we can sit back, relax and watch all the new rainbows to come our way.
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Corinne M. Thompson 11/22/2005 10:35:11 PM
Congratulations Nobi on this energetic image! #348596Stanley J. Contrades 11/22/2005 11:23:36 PM
Bravo, Nobi, and CONGRATULATIONS on this "energy in motion" Finalist!!Dominique Declerck 11/23/2005 1:13:59 AM
Congratulations, Nobi!!! #2109330Jill Odice 11/23/2005 1:21:54 AM
Congrats my buddy! Beautiful shot! #2109342Sylvia Rossler 11/23/2005 4:26:58 AM
Congrats Nobi and good luck on the next round :o) #2109888Deb Holmes-Hatfield 11/23/2005 5:08:18 AM
Way to go Nobi, big congrats to you! #2110136Karen Engelbreth 11/23/2005 6:27:43 AM
Congrats Nobi :0) #2110799Sharon Day 11/23/2005 6:57:25 AM
Congratulations, Nobi!!! WTG!! #2111063Cathy Stancil 11/23/2005 8:26:40 AM
Congrats Nobi !!! Good luck !! #2111760Terry L. Ellis 11/23/2005 9:16:49 AM
Congratulations, Nobi! Good luck! #2112051Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/23/2005 9:21:08 AM
Congratulations on your awesome finalist photo!!! Very original, great colors Nobi! #2112082Jill Flynn 11/23/2005 9:36:52 AM
Congratulations Nobi! Way to go on this terrific finalist! #2112224Elisabeth A. Gay 11/23/2005 9:40:14 AM
Congratulations Nobi, very creative finalist!Deborah Sandidge 11/23/2005 10:40:15 AM
Fantastic work, Nobi - congratulations and best of luck!! #2112712Judy S. Fung 11/23/2005 1:56:44 PM
Congrats, Nobi! #2113908KHAWLA Haddad 11/23/2005 3:41:18 PM
Congratulations on this awesome finalist....Best of luck in the next round!! #2114389Noel Baebler 11/23/2005 3:56:14 PM
Huzzah, Nobi! #2114448Terry R. Hatfield 11/23/2005 4:45:58 PM
Beautiful Image Nobi!!The Red Really Looks Great!Congratulations On Your Finalist!! #2114634Chris Macer 11/23/2005 5:03:11 PM
Congrats on the finalist, Nobi! #2114695Joannie Bertucci 11/23/2005 7:58:46 PM
Don't look now Nobi but your origami is on fire!!!!Congratualtions on a very well deserved finalist image...on ward and up ward! #2115271
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So cool, Nobi...congratulations on this wonderful finalist!:) #2115328Piotr M. Organa 11/24/2005 8:21:57 AM
E-xcellent!! #2116779Heidi Tidd 11/24/2005 4:24:17 PM
Striking image Nobi! Congrats on the finals and good luck! :-) #2117544Cora Miller 11/25/2005 6:53:51 PM
Glad to see you tried this one again! :) Congratulations, Nobi! #2120535Connie L. Carpenter 11/25/2005 10:14:13 PM
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As I eagerly await my visit to Michigan in one week, I have so many things on my mind!
I'm so very excited to visit my family, whom some I have never met, I am also sadden that I will be saying good-bye to the one person whom never let me down, my father Wayne H. Schmitzer. I feel so blessed that the people I love and cherish the most in the world will be there to honor my daddy. I have a lot of thank you that I will be glad to say in person! My only wish is that my beautiful children could have been here with me .I have a lot to say and a lot of people I cant wait to see! So good bye for now, See you in one week!!!!!