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Every Thursday, the School of Medicine hosts a Farmers Market for the WashU community. The event is year round. April through early November, the market is open from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. on the plaza of the BJC Institute of Health at Washington University School of Medicine. November through March, the market moves indoors to the McDonnell Pediatric Research atrium. Market hours are 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Vendors bring only the freshest produce and products to the market weekly.
Washington University's Office of Sustainability and Wellness Connection have partnered with Local Farmer CSA. WashU staff, faculty, and students are invited to sign-up as a CSA member and receive a weekly or bi-weekly Crop Box filled with locally grown produce, fruit, meat, cheeses, yogurt and/or other artisan goods.
Participants purchase a farm share when signing-up, and in return, receive a weekly or bi-weekly basket of locally grown items according to the type of Crop Box selected*.
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This box is fully customizable. All you have to do is spend a minimum of $40. You can add and drop items each week using the online farmers market.
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David Smith of Local Farmer CSA has weekly pick-up sites across multiple campuses. Each Wednesday from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, pickup alternates between the Danforth Campus and West Campus in Clayton. Pickup is available at the WashU Farmers Market each Thursday on the School of Medicine Campus. Contact Dave at (314) 281-6390 to confirm dates & locations.
West Campus pick-up location is the parking lot behind the 7509 Forsyth building in Clayton. Danforth Campus pick-up location is the parking lot located between the Alumni House and Music Library, across Forsyth from the DUC. School of Medicine pick-up occurs at the Farmers Market.


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THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING of were accepted and signed.
FH stated that the Footpath sign at the Rec Field has been set in chippings rather than concrete to preserve the post from rotting.
TS joined the meeting at 7.50 p.m.
It was agreed that the Planning application be submitted by Parish Council on behalf of Rec Field Committee but all costs borne by the Rec Field. The Parish Council asked that they see the plans before they are submitted.
Following discussion it was requested that amendments were made to some areas and the full plans shown to the Parish Council before the application is made.
It was agreed that the Planning application be submitted by Parish Council on behalf of the Memorial Hall Committee, but all costs borne by the Memorial Hall.
Land adjacent to 17 Park Hayes, Erection of detached dwelling house – 118795/001.
Ivy Cottage, Conversion and extension of outbuilding to farm shop and ancillary accommodation – 108035/003. A decision was made by MDC but the Parish Council have not yet been advised of the outcome.
Cookswood Quarry, development of holiday retreat – 067818/010. Following lengthy discussions it was agreed to recommend refusal due to the many concerns arising from the reported studies by the landowner in consideration of this request. A full list is being sent to Mendip Planning Dept and a copy will be kept with the Minutes.
The full details of the government proposals on the future of post offices will be studied and the questionnaire will be completed at the next meeting.
PARISH PLAN – GH stated that the plan has been well received and he has been asked to give a talk to other Parish Councils on how to complete a successful parish plan. The Committee will also need to do a Final Report and Financial Report due on 1st March.
It was agreed that all proposed actions will be prioritised and their status will be recorded at Parish Council meetings. This to be discussed at the next meeting.
Admin Expenses – These had not been included last month. Chq No 484 agreed and signed.
Mowing – The Rec Field Committee have been requested to submit a quotation for grass cutting at Park Hayes.
Footpaths – FH reported that the report on repairs required to the footpath and stiles along the Mells stream have been passed to S Petherbridge.
TS reported a footpath to the quarry (8/23) is overgrown and needs attention.
Also gullies have not been cleared, which causes flooding throughout the village.
GH reported that cones have appeared opposite the garage, their reason for being there is unknown.
CC reported that a sign showing the length limit for lorries has been erected at Soho.
Correspondence – Parishes Information Bulletin; Mendip Times; Clerks and Councils Direct; Public Transport Timetable; Booking Clerk – Memorial Hall; The Clerk. Avon & Somerset Police update; Mendip Strategic Partnership; Card from D Heath, MP; SCC re Unitary Council; Local Election info.
List of concerns submitted to MDC ref.
Peter Brett Associates are reliable experts and are familiar with the methodology used, so apart from the fact that they did not measure the topography but used 'data supplied by R Massey' (source unknown) it is expected that the data would be satisfactory.
P27/28 - 4.5.1.2. Mendip District Local Plan - permit the development provided "it does not lead to increased visitor pressure on such a scale as would harm the natural heritage or distinctiveness of the locality. It is felt that with 143 chalets and over 300 people this would have a detrimental effect on the locality.
P34 – 5.4.8 Other potential species of nature conservation interest. No mention of Deer that roam freely. Also the established Rookery at the south west corner of the site has not been included in the survey.
P48 - 5.5.6.4 and again P50 - The location of the findings of the Great Crested Newts and Smooth Newt are reported to be in the Accompanying Map in Appendix 1, Volume 2 but this was not found. There is no named Appendix 1, but assuming that this is the report by Country Contracts then the Indicative Habitat Plan GW.T11 has no newt locations identified.
Without knowing when the surveys were carried out it is impossible to know whether proper assessments were made. The report by Country Contracts is dated February 2006 so presumably the surveys were carried out in the winter months before then. Winter 2006 was abnormally cold with lengthy frozen periods. The presence of newts in ephemeral sites would be expected if sampling was in summer as newts would migrate to these areas, or if conditions were severe in their normal rest area.
5.5.6.6- the report acknowledges that there will be damage to habitats and injury will be avoided by moving newts to safe areas. However, disturbance by visitors will be avoided by permanent barriers around the habitats – which habitats?; does this include the lake habitat?
5.5.7.10 Error in statement as it repeats statement 5.5.7.8 and does not refer to the state of the developed site.
5.5.7.12 The results of the survey indicate that the site is important for invertebrates but the survey was constrained by the time available, which limited the survey methods applied. But a proper survey was necessary given the magnitude of the proposed development. Implies that there were constraints on the time allowed for the work to be done, or the brief was restrictive.
5.5.9 More extensive surveys would be required to complete a comprehensive species list for the entire site!
Given all of the above statements by Country Contracts, how can the conclusion be reached that there will be minimal impacts from the development?
8.4.2.7 States that traffic counts were not gathered from July to August as there would possibly be very little change in vehicle movements – but no local evidence produced to substantiate this.
8.6.1.3 Underestimates likely number of vehicles at 157 (1.1 per chalet) whereas it is quite likely that two or more cars may turn up, therefore the car park will be woefully inadequate. Also inbound visitor vehicles assumed to be evenly proportioned over a four hour period from 1500h – 1900h. No evidence for this and more likely to be 1500-1630h.
8.6.1.4 Comparison with existing (2006) traffic presented incorrectly, " …. 0800-1100 (inbound) and 1500-1900 (outbound)." It is the other was around.
8.6.1.5 Without proper traffic counts the statement here that the increase in traffic will not be detrimental to the existing traffic cannot be supported or substantiated. This is an important area to local residents.
8.6.1.15 The development will need to be linked in some way across the existing public highway. This statement is vague and full details of any link submitted.
8.8.5 It is understood the developer will undertake to provide a minibus to pick up visitors from the nearby railway stations. [Surely the developer is submitting this application and what is the frequency to be of the minibus, this cannot be found anywhere] The Transport Assessment in Volume 2 provides no information.
11.6.2.1 There is a public right of way which runs through the site and is elevated above the level of the surrounding land. 'It is understood that this will be retained' – a vague statement given that the application should be by the developer!
There is a lack of any firm proposals regarding lighting of the site. This should be addressed more fully especially with regard to environmental issues.
Also extending the street lighting from Holcombe to the entrance would not be welcome as it would increase light pollution overall quite dramatically.


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Many travellers are searching for Phuket Diving Day Trips Padi, Phuket Thailand is quite a large province, a very popular part of the country for vacationers. It's definitely a way for you to immerse yourself in the culture of the country and get to know the customs and traditions of the locals. You can imagine all the markets you can visit for shopping and all the beach adventures you can enjoy. You can find Phuket Diving Day Trips Padi travel information.
Phuket Diving Day Trips Padi, First, are you presently acquainted with where Phuket is found in Thailand? It's southern Thailand, around the west coast. Can you plan on visiting any other areas of Thailand while you're there? You'll would like to know where those locations happen to be in proximity to Phuket and the way you plan on getting around. Now, let's take a look at those activities you wish to do while you're there.
First, you might be privy to at least 140 gift shops and specialty shops, including RK Fashions and Tailors and InStyle Fashion. Imagine having clothes tailored and fit to produce, and consider every one of the unique souvenirs you will find while you're there. That is a reasonably few shops available, but you will would like to remember again that Phuket is actually a rather large and popular province. Still, you can't go far without running into something fun to accomplish.
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Wat Chalong is Phuket Town, along with the area looks beautiful. This building is actually a temple according to the reviews, and other people describe gorgeous Thai architecture. One of several other attractions is nearby, too, a huge Buddha. Several of the reviews focus on firecrackers, which sounds cool when you're flanked by beautiful scenery.
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By Hugh Langley published 14 December 15
Get 'em while they're Hoth
There's enough Star Wars merchandise to fill an entire galaxy. Fact. From toys to games to clothes to tech, if you can think of a possible merchandise tie-in, chances are that it already exists.
And with The Force Awakens right around the corner, there are even more goodies to get your hands on - just in time for Christmas. It's almost as if there's some sort of business thinking behind all of this.
When it comes to toys especially, there's a lot to wade through, so we've helped narrow things down with a list of what are (in our opinion) the best Star Wars toys around.
Clutch your wallet tightly and read on.
Star Wars Monopoly
Let's be real: Star Wars Monopoly was always better than regular Monopoly, and it's had a makeover just in time for The Force Awakens. Choose your side - Rebel or Empire - then conquer the galaxy in the most honourable way: by becoming a property mogul and forcing everyone else to pay you rent. Sorry Grandma, but Trade Federation Tax isn't going to pay itself.
The only drawback of the new set is that it has a limit of four players, so if you're looking for something to tear apart the extended family on Christmas day then you might be better picking up a different version.
Bladebuilders Jedi Master lightsaber
Two blades not enough for you? Of course not - you need more. How about a lightsaber knuckle duster? Now we're talking.
The Bladebuilders lightsaber lets you create some of your wildest, weirdest lightsaber fantasies - including Kylo Ren's crosshilt blade.
However, the pack comes with green and blue blades only, so if you want to bring out your inner dark lord you might want to consider going for something like this instead.
Remote controlled BB-8
BB-8 is already a frontrunner for our new favourite Star Wars character - we can't see this one going the way of Jar Jar. That's why we nearly lost our minds when Sphero released a smaller version of the cute droid months before the new movie came out.
The Sphero BB-8 toy rolls around just like the one in the movie, with the same impressive upright-standing head. Either guide BB-8 yourself or let it roll about autonomously as it patrols the area.
However you choose to play with BB-8, bear in mind that it requires an iOS or Android device with the necessary companion app.
Death Star Planetarium
That's no moon… actually, yeah, that there IS a moon. But you're missing the reference.
The Star Wars Planetarium comes shaped like the famous Death Star, but take off the top and this nifty gizmo will project a star map of the Star Wars galaxy onto your ceiling.
Who needs a star map of the "real" galaxy we live in when you can tell your science teacher the exact coordinates of Naboo? They're sure to be impressed/give you an F.
X-Wing bed
Ok, it's not technically a toy, but this was too good to miss off our list. What you're looking at is a bed designed to look like one of the T-70 X-Wings from The Force awakens, complete with a BB-8 on the headboard.
Its two wing-mounted engines function as bedside tables and there's a nifty storage shelf at the end. But most importantly, it looks like you're sleeping in a freakin' X-Wing. We don't care if this is marketed to children, we will make space for one.
R2-D2 Bop It!
The classic game of Bop It! gets a Star Wars twist - literally. Instead of the usual toy, you'll be bopping, pulling and twisting a miniature R2-D2, as the game gets progressively more difficult.
Features R2-D2 sound effects and the voice of C-3PO himself. And when you're not playing, you've still got a neat R2-D2 model to put on your desk.
Chewbacca electronic mask
Not only does the Chewbacca mask make Wookie noises when its mouth opens, but - assuming your head is more or less the right size - its jaw will open in time with yours, meaning some of your less intelligent friends might actually believe you've turned into the big guy himself.
Needs a couple of AAA batteries, which come in the box.
Furbacca
Believe it or not, Furbies are still a thing in the year of our lord 2015. Not only do they now have digital eyes and an app, but there's a special Star Wars Furby called - get this - Furbacca. Yes, if you haven't worked it out yet, it's a Chewbacca furby.
The furry little critter has clearly modelled its out-of-control hairstyle on the big guy himself, and even comes wearing a bandolier. Not only does it make Wookie sounds, it even hums the Star Wars theme tune.
Warning: this thing can get really annoying. But if you know someone who just has to have a Furby and is also a massive Star Wars nut, this could be the start of a beautiful relationship.
Needs 4xAA batteries, which aren't included in the box.
We might not have blasters in the real world (and if we did, they'd obviously be deadly) but we do have Nerf guns. Naturally, Nerf has made some special guns to mark the arrival of The Force Awakens, and they're pretty neat.
You can channel your inner Chewie with the Nerf Crossbow, or alternatively pledge your allegiance to the Empire and pick up a Stormtrooper blaster. We're not judging.
Battle Action Millennium Falcon
Probably the coolest Millennium Falcon toy out there right now, Hasbro's Battle Action Falcon has a pop-up blaster, light-up LED cannons, and comes with Finn, Chewbacca and BB-8 action figures. It's pretty big, and its various segments open up so you can get your action figures to pose.
Needs two AA batteries, which aren't included.
Star Wars Catchphrase
If you're not familiar with the game Catchphrase, the rules are pretty simple: you're given a word or phrase, and you must use any other words to help the other player guess it.
Star Wars Catchphrase limits its answers to words/phrases from the Star Wars universe, so it can be fun if everyone playing is a fan. If not, you might be there a while…
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Let me welcome you to the unofficial Philippine Fans Forum of Thai actor, Witwisit "Pchy" Hirunwongkul.
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hala ma'am mga pasaway oh!
Why? what's wrong with posting here pala?
I am new here. For the makers of this forum, maraming salamat.
Anyway, who's learning the Thai language here?
And who's from Baguio City?
hi jianshen2u! you can watch it at youtube. a lot of eng subbed versions can be seen there.
meron po. haha. sinave ko yung link sa bahay e. once i get home i'll post it here.
ohh. haha. nagulat naman daw ako sa term na sarap.
maganda naman sila lahat. sa totoo lang, yung segment nila pchy yung pambata. hahaha. pero enjoy pa rin naman.
haha. you can say it that way. pero pwede mo kasing panoorin yun per segment at hindi yung movie as a whole.


Local dancers are in final rehearsals after being given the opportunity to work with acclaimed Australian dance theatre company Force Majeure, in a new commission FLOCK that will premiere from 12-15 April as part of Festival 2018, the arts and culture program of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (GC2018).
Directed by Force Majeure Artistic Director Danielle Micich, 60 Gold Coast locals, along with dancers from the company, will perform against the spectacular backdrop of the Surfers Paradise beach sunset in the world premiere.
FLOCK is a major commission of Festival 2018 and is just one example of professional development opportunities underway as part of the legacy to build the capacity of the Gold Coast's artists and community members.
Festival 2018 Gold Coast Co-Creative Director Kate Fell said these collaborations allow artists to build their skills and networks with leading artists.
"An international arts festival is all about an exchange - of ideas, of creative inspiration, of experiences, of memories.
"FLOCK is one of the larger local projects and for some of these dancers, it is a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to learn from top industry talent and experience how these projects come together," Ms Fell said.
Seventeen-year-old Gold Coast dancer Jaimie Burrows said being a part of the project has been an extraordinary experience she never thought she'd have.
"It's been thrilling to take part in classes with Force Majeure dancers and be guided by Danielle in her unique style.
"It's a surreal experience to see the creative process unfold, I've learnt so much from being part of this group already and can't wait to perform down at Surfers," Ms Burrows said.
"Festival 2018 is a significant platform for Queensland to accelerate growth, development and connections for the arts and creative industries.
"It's great to see so many local artists getting involved and having an opportunity in projects such as FLOCK," Mr Peters said.
Led by Artistic Director Danielle Micich, Force Majeure creates works that reflect Australian life in all its diversity, by exploring and questioning contemporary culture using intelligence, humour and insight.
FLOCK explores humankind's search for meaning in the natural world and is a new creation for Festival 2018 Gold Coast, 12 action-packed days of culture taking over the Gold Coast from 4-15 April to celebrate GC2018.
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Q: how to create the actual kml file after generating the code? I have the code to generate a KML file and everything is fine except the part where I create the actual file. I've read some examples from the internet but I'm getting the same errors in all of them, here's the code I have:
    public void crearMapa() {
            try {
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I've tried another code but I get the same error:
TRANSFORMER EXCEPTION!javax.xml.transform.TransformerException: java.lang.NullPointerException
In this line:
transformer.transform(source, result);
I don't understan why is this happening. Is there any other way of doing this?
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boy two started primary... and he was not happy about it.
that frown up there - it's legit.
no toys? no fishy crackers and dixie cup of water?!
his happy dimple did make an appearance when he noticed his cousin elias sitting a few rows behind him. pretty sure they winked at each other.
and he cracked another sly grin a little bit later during scripture POWER!
he did however reverently walk arms folded to class afterwards.
and waved me a sweet little good-bye.
i picked him up from class an hour later.
it felt like ages ago that i was sitting in the front row with this sunbeam.
i have this lingering cold.
going on 3 weeks now.
it's not bad enough to keep me down. just bad enough to be annoying. waking up to it again this morning was making me feel a little crazy-lady. so with my mom's texted permission to "hold still" - i climbed back into my pajamas after a hot bath. pulled on a pair of andrey's comfiest socks and cozied up on the couch to finish this book.
after making the decision to call in a "sick day" - it's been the most peaceful morning and is shaping into the most perfect little afternoon. with the surprise of a little sunshine outside for some stir-crazy boys and a batch of baked oatmeal for lunch.
i got this pretty little apron for christmas. it was on the top of my wish list and i plan to tie it around my waist later today and try my hand at these chicken pot pies. comfort food at it's best. my house full of boys will gather up around the kitchen table with the happy addition of my brother, jeffrey and his good conversation.
i can already imagine climbing into my snuggly bed this evening.
after a cuppa warm lemon-honey tea. and the last few chapters of my book.


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420 F. 2d 438 - Smith v. Uniroyal Inc
420 F2d 438 Smith v. Uniroyal Inc
7 UCC Rep.Serv. 151
Edna M. SMITH and Noble Smith, Plaintiffs-Appellees,
UNIROYAL, INC., Defendant-Appellant.
United States Court of Appeals Seventh Circuit.
Jan. 9, 1970.
Charles E. MacGregor, James E. Bourne, New Albany, Ind., for defendant-appellant; Orbison, Rudy & O'Connor, New Albany, Ind., of counsel.
Sydney L. Berger, Evansville, Ind., George H. Gossman, Seymour, Ind., for plaintiffs-appellees.
Before MAJOR, Senior Circuit Judge, and CUMMINGS and KERNER, Circuit judges.
MAJOR, Senior Circuit Judge.
In this diversity action, plaintiffs sought to recover for damages sustained in an automobile accident which allegedly resulted from a defective tire manufactured by defendant and placed on plaintiffs' automobile. The complaint contained three counts based upon negligence, breach of implied warranty and strict liability. The case was tried to a jury, and submitted on counts 2 and 3, count 1 having been dismissed during the trial. Defendant's motions for a directed verdict made at the conclusion of plaintiffs' evidence and at the conclusion of all of the evidence were denied by the court. The jury found for plaintiffs, awarding to Edna M. Smith damages in the amount of $20,000, and to Noble Smith damages in the amount of $7,500. Defendant's motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or for a new trial was denied. Judgment was entered in favor of plaintiffs in accordance with the jury's verdict, from which defendant appeals.
Inasmuch as defendant makes no complaint as to the amount which the jury awarded to plaintiffs, no detailed statement in this respect is required. It is sufficient to note that Edna Smith sustained severe injuries from which she was still suffering at the time of the trial, and that both plaintiffs incurred large hospital, medical and other expenses in her behalf.
It is agreed that plaintiffs had the burden of proving (1) a defect in the U.S. Royal tire manufactured by defendant; (2) that the defect existed when the tire left defendant's control and entered the stream of commerce, and (3) that the defect was the proximate cause of plaintiffs' injuries and damages.
Defendant contends that the court erred in admitting the testimony of plaintiffs' expert witness, George Guernsey, concerning the cause of the tire failure when such tire was neither made available to defendant for examination and inspection nor presented in evidence at the trial. Closely related to this issue, defendant contends that the court erred in permitting Guernsey to give an opinion as an expert witness as to the cause of the tire failure. These issues were properly raised by defendant's objection during the trial and by its motion at the conclusion of the trial to strike Guernsey's testimony. Defendant also contends that the court erred in its denial of defendant's motion for a directed verdict and its motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Lastly, defendant contends that the court erred in its refusal to give certain instructions offered by it.
We need not cite cases for two well established rules to which both parties on brief subscribe, (1) that a trial court has wide discretion in determining the competency of a witness to testify as an expert, and (2) that in ruling on a motion for a directed verdict as well as a motion notwithstanding the verdict, the court must consider the facts, together with all reasonable inferences which may be drawn therefrom, in the light most favorable to plaintiffs. We also note that Judge James E. Noland, the trial Judge, in connection with defendant's post-trial motions rendered a well reasoned opinion (not published) in which he considered and decided adversely to defendant the issues raised on this appeal.
On November 3, 1966, plaintiff Noble Smith purchased two new U.S. Royal Winter Patrol snow tires, manufactured by defendant, from its approved tire dealer, George's of Seymour, Inc., who mounted the tires on the rear wheels of plaintiffs' 1966 Buick automobile. Noble Smith told defendant's dealer that he wanted the best tires he could get because his wife had to drive back and forth to Indianapolis where his little girl was in Riley Hospital. On the evening of January 27, 1967, he took his automobile to a service station, checked the tires for cuts or nails and found nothing wrong with them. He found that each tire carried the correct amount of air.
Plaintiff Edna M. Smith testified that on the next morning, January 28, 1967, she left her home in said Buick automobile with her son and daughter. About 10:30 a.m., while driving south on Interstate Highway 65 in Clark County, Indiana, she heard a 'booming noise,' a 'sizzy-like' noise of air, then the rim of the right rear wheel hit the road. The right rear tire, one of the two new U.S. Royal tires manufactured by defendant, had blown out. The back end of her automobile started 'fishtailing' and she could not hold it on the road; it turned over two times and came to rest upside down on its top. She and her children were suspended upside down in their seat belts. During the time she drove the car that morning, there was no broken glass, debris or foreign matter on the road. At the time it blew out, said U.S. Royal tire had never been overloaded and had traveled only 3,000 miles.
A state police officer who had 9 years' experience during which he had investigated approximately 75 to 100 automobile accidents each year was called to the scene of the accident. He testified that he made a detailed examination of the highway in the area and found no road hazards or any foreign matter. He inspected said right rear U.S. Royal tire and saw a hole in the tread, with a portion of it missing. There was also a large area of this tire where he could put his hand through between the rim and the tire, where the tire was broken loose from the rim. The tire appeared to have lost air pressure suddenly; it was a blowout. All three of the other tires were still on the rims, intact as far as he could see. The right rear tire was the only tire that did not appear to be on the rim.
The officer further testified there were skid marks on the pavement from a tire for approximately 360 feet. The skid marks were intermittent for 240 feet, and then became solid for 120 feet, to the point where the car left the pavement and rolled over. At the point where the skid marks became solid, there was also a scratch and a gouge in the concrete pavement which ran right along with the skid marks directly to the point where the car left the pavement and rolled over. The gouge marks in the pavement were caused by the rim of the wheel on which this U.S. Royal tire was mounted, rolling along the pavement after the tire blew out. This rim was bent and showed abrasion marks caused by its contact with the pavement.
Shortly after the accident, the automobile was removed to the garage operated by George Guernsey, where the tire in question was inspected by him. He was permitted, over defendant's objection, to testify as an expert witness and to give his opinion as to the cause of the blowout. Defendant urgently insists that the court erred in the admission of his testimony because the tire was not presented in evidence or made available to defendant for examination and inspection. On this point we can do no better than quote from the opinion of the district court:
'The parties stipulated at trial that the tire in question was not preserved and was unavailable for inspection by defendant or as evidence at trial. They also stipulated that the auto and the tire were transported to the Guernsey Garage immediately after the accident, that they were thence sent to a storage pool in Jeffersonville, Indiana, finally being salvaged in Louisville, Kentucky. Defendant contends that under these circumstances the plaintiffs breached a duty to preserve the tire and that, consequently, they should not have been permitted to present testimony of a person who inspected the tire, as to the presence of a defect.
'The Court disagrees. While the record, through investigation by counsel, shows the journey taken by the tire up to its unfortunate demise, it does not show that plaintiffs had knowledge of the tire's location and willfully permitted it to be destroyed nor does it show plaintiffs' control of their tire.'
Defendant cites no case in support of its contention on this point, and we agree with the district court that it is not tenable.
In response to defendant's contention that Guernsey was not competent to testify as an expert witness, we again quote from the opinion of the district court, with which we agree:
'Counsel interrogated Mr. Guernsey as to his qualifications in the jury's presence; the Court then questioned him on the same subject at length outside the jury's presence. It appears that Guernsey had the following experience: Since having automotive training, including tires, in the U.S. Army, the witness has operated a garage and service station for 22 years, during which time he has handled and sold tires of several national manufacturers. During the same time he has made price adjustments for several manufacturers on approximately 50-75 deflated tires a year. He testified that he can tell the difference between a tire which has failed from a road hazard and one which has failed from a defect in construction, and that he observes this difference on each tire which he adjusts. The witness also can distinguish a cut in a tire from a weakening of the fabric or bead, and has read some literature on tire failure. Mr. Guernsey has had no formal education in the causes of tire failure and professes no specialized knowledge of tire manufacturing processes.
'Applying Indiana law, as required in the absence of federal rule on expert testimony, Diesbourg v. Hazel-Atlas Glass Co., 176 F.2d 410 (3rd Cir. 1949), this Court finds that Mr. Guernsey was qualified to give his opinion as to the cause of the tire failure. Isenhour v. State, 157 Ind. 517, 62 N.E. 40 (1901); State v. Vaughan, 243 Ind. 221, 184 N.E.2d 143 (1962). The witness gave his opinion on his personal observation and examination of the tire, first stating to the jury the facts upon which he based his opinion. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York v. Jay, 112 Ind.App. 383, 44 N.E.2d 1020 (1942).'
After Guernsey had testified as to the condition of the tire, he was asked whether he had an opinion as to the cause of the damage and, over defendant's objection, answered, 'My opinion was that it was a defect in materials and workmanship, one or the other, during construction of the tire. This is from previous experience handling tires for the last 22 years.'
Defendant argues that this opinion testimony was incredible, based largely on matters developed on cross-examination; for instance, Guernsey admitted that he had no experience in the manufacture of tires, that he did not know whether the defect about which he testified was as to materials or workmanship, and that the examination upon which his testimony was largely predicated lasted perhaps not more than a minute. We think that a person with the experience of Guernsey would not need to know the process by which a tire was manufactured, or that it would take no more than a good look to recognize a blowout and not much longer to form an opinion that it resulted from a defect in the tire.
Defendant also attacks Guernsey's testimony because of his admission on cross-examination that he did not know from his inspection what caused the blowout, and asserts that this is entirely inconsistent with the opinion he had previously expressed. We agree with the district court that 'The witness's statement that he did not know what caused the blowout did not preclude his having an opinion as to the cause, as discussed above. Though the Court sees no true inconsistency, if there was such it was to be considered by the jury.'
We agree that the case was properly submitted to the jury and that the proof was sufficient to support its verdict. We recognize that defendant's argument to the contrary is not without plausibility, but it rests in the main upon its claim that Guernsey was erroneously permitted to testify as an expert and that his testimony was so contradictory as to be entitled to little, if any, weight. This same argument no doubt was made in the district court and rejected by both the court and the jury. We are not persuaded that it should be embraced by this court.
Finally, defendant contends that the court committed reversible error in refusing to give its proffered instructions 12, 13, 20 and 27. Instructions 12 and 13 relate to plaintiffs' failure to produce at the trial the blown out tire. They would have informed the jury that 'where a party has the power and opportunity of producing evidence' and fails to do so, there is a presumption that the evidence would have been unfavorable to such party.
Defendant in support of its contention that these instructions state a correct rule of law cites our decision in A. C. Becken Co. v. Gemex Corp., 314 F.2d 839. In that case the plaintiff destroyed its own records within two years after it had filed its suit. This court stated (page 841):
'The situation which it created by the destruction of these records while the litigation was pending is akin to that created by a party refraining from calling a witness who would be able to testify about a material point. * * * The law is well settled that these circumstances give rise to an inference that the records destroyed would have been unfavorable to plaintiff.'
The facts relative to plaintiffs' failure to produce the tire were stipulated (as previously shown by our quotation from the district court's opinion), and demonstrate that the rule sought to be invoked in these instructions was without application.
Defendant's proffered instruction 20 would have instructed the jury that the fact that a tire loses air is not evidence that it was in a defective condition at the time it left the manufacturer. Instruction 27 would have instructed the jury that the fact that the tire became damaged is not proof that defendant breached an implied warranty or other duty to plaintiffs. Defendant cites cases which have held that a tire blowout alone is not evidence that the tire was defective, including Shramek v. General Motors Corp., 69 Ill.App.2d 72, 216 N.E.2d 244, and Wojciuk v. U.S. Rubber Co., 19 Wis.2d 224, 120 N.W.2d 47, 6 A.L.R.3d 1357. As the district court in its opinion pointed out, these cases 'dealt with a situation where the occurrence of an accident was the sole possible evidence of a defect.' No such narrow factual issue was presented in the instant case.
We find no error in the court's refusal to give defendant's rejected instructions. The court instructed the jury fully and adequately upon every facet of the case, as is evidenced by the fact that no complaint is made of the charge as given. In any event, the refusal to give the instructions was not of such a prejudicial nature as to require a reversal.
The judgment appealed from is


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I Know it's a Gimmick But I Like the Indian Scout Bobber Sixty Anyway
Indian's 'new' Scout Bobber Sixty is obvious and in no way new but I'm still pretty excited about it
Before we start, let's remember that I'm a fan of the Indian brand. So, of course I'm going to be lenient when it does something like this. Keep in mind, too, that leaked documents from quite some time ago suggest we'll be getting something considerably more new later this year.
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Yes, Polaris is a huge company but Indian is just one part of it, and has to live within certain budget constraints. So, it tends to really only do one thing a year. Last year it was the Challenger, the year before it was the FTR 1200; this year it will likely be an adventure bike built around the FTR 1200 platform. Expect that at Intermot or EICMA (assuming the latter isn't cancelled). However, by tradition started in Polaris' Victory Motorcycles days Indian likes to roll out something in late-February/early-March to serve as an attraction at Daytona Bike Week.
Barebones and beautiful – the Indian Scout Bobber Sixty
So, last Thursday Indian pulled the cover off the "new" Scout Bobber Sixty – the most obvious thing the company could have done. So obvious that the only surprise here is that it didn't happen a few years ago, when the Scout Bobber was released.
Powered by a 999cc version of the liquid-cooled V-twin that drives the Scout and Scout Bobber, the Scout Bobber Sixty is about as stripped down as it gets on a motorcycle these days – engine, wheels, handlebars, ABS, and that's about it. According to Indian, it weighs a surprising 10 kg (22 lbs) less than a standard Scout. Apparently a full fender and sixth gear weigh a lot. But that weight savings is kind of academic when talking about a cruiser. The bike still has a claimed wet weight of 249 kg. Which is OK because the weight is very low; you'll only notice if you get stuck trying to push it up a hill.
2018 Indian Scout Bobber – First Ride
The actual selling point of the Bobber Sixty is its stripped-down nature and corresponding stripped-down price. In the United Kingdom, it starts at £9,995, meaning it costs exactly the same as a Harley-Davidson Sportster Forty-Eight. That's appropriate because the Forty-Eight and Bobber Sixty are comparable in a lot of ways. Out of the box, they both have a somewhat awkward riding position for a 6-foot-1 rider (though the Forty-Eight's is markedly less comfortable); both are relatively low-tech, offering only ABS in terms of technowhizzbangery (as mandated by the EU); and both deliver similar power/torque numbers. Well, almost similar: the Bobber Sixty claims 78 hp against the Forty-Eight's claimed 66 hp.
"Bringing a stripped-down, old-school Bobber at a lower price is something we're very excited about," said Reid Wilson, vice president of Indian Motorcycle. "We're proud to provide such a dynamic offering at a price point that makes owning an Indian Motorcycle extremely attainable to an even wider range of riders."
I like that Indian found a model that looks slightly like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. They should have given her a jacket that fits, though.
I'm sure that what Indian is hoping for, though, is that riders and customizers will take to the Bobber Sixty the way they have the Forty-Eight. Not too long ago, I got a chance to spend a few days hanging out with some Harley bike builders and I learned that the Forty-Eight is frequently the canvas of choice because it's so barebones. To that end, Indian is quick to point out that it offers "more than 140" accessories for the Bobber Sixty. And I'm willing to bet the brand has been clever enough to ensure that dimensions and such are exactly the same as with the Scout Bobber, so you'll be able to fit existing aftermarket products. Differences between the Scout Bobber and Bobber Sixty, it seems, are minimal.
PERFORMANCE WILL BE SIMILAR TO THIS BIKE:
2016 Indian Scout Sixty – Ride Review
"The Scout Bobber Sixty maintains the stripped-down styling of the Scout Bobber, including chopped fenders and a confident riding position, while adding several cues that give the model a look of its own," states an Indian media release. "The Scout Bobber Sixty features a blacked-out engine, a modern tank badge, perch mount mirrors, stripped-down headlight, an all-black seat, and all-new five-spoke all-black wheels."
Ever since I got to spend time with the Harley guys and got a sense of just how easy (albeit pricey) it is to modify a bike, I've been somewhat enamored with the idea of customization – creating a bike that is unique from everything else on the road. This is why I'm so hot on the Bobber Sixty. I like the blank slate nature of it.
Not too long ago I got a chance to ride this modified Harley-Davidson Sportster Forty-Eight, demonstrating just how dramatically you can change things through basic customization (ie, no cutting)
Meanwhile, it's a blank slate that is a standalone good motorcycle. So good that it's fair to question why you would bother to pay extra for the larger capacity version. Better tires, maybe; as best I can tell the Bobber Sixty is equipped with the same shitacular Kenda tires found on the Scout Sixty. So, you'll need to factor a better pair of shoes into the purchase price. The Scout Bobber also has sixth gear, whereas the Bobber Sixty – like the Forty-Eight – has a five-speed transmission. But I know from personal experience, having ridden to and all over Ireland on a Scout Sixty (the same bike as the Bobber Sixty but with more fender and fancier paint), that the sixth gear is not really missed when covering big distance.
And I'm willing to bet that many riders also would not miss the Scout Bobber's additional power. Take a look at this dyno chart I found from Motorcycle.com, comparing the Scout and Scout Sixty.
Notice that up to about 6000 rpm the two bikes deliver basically the same amount of power and torque – the Scout Sixty putting out more or less 65 hp against the Scout's ~69 hp. Beyond that point the Scout Sixty's power somewhat levels out, while the Scout carries on to 83 hp at 7600 rpm. But here's the question to ask: how often do you rev a cruiser to 6000 rpm? Especially when peak torque comes in around half that? The Bobber Sixty is the most affordable bike Indian sells, yet for the typical rider it effectively delivers the experience of a bike that costs nearly £2,000 more.
Again, there's nothing new here. The Scout Sixty's been around for a number of years. The Scout Bobber's been around for a number of years. But, I don't know. I guess I'm excited by the idea because an Indian that costs less than £10,000 is actually attainable for me. Well, it isn't right now, but it could be. Theoretically. It's certainly more attainable than a Challenger.
If there are any dealerships out there willing to do a straight trade for a 2019 Triumph Bonneville T120 with only 9,000 loving miles on the clock and just a few minor scratches, please let me know. If I had one of these I'd consider adding that nifty quick-release fairing that Indian came up with back in September, but ultimately I'd probably choose instead to equip it with mini ape-hanger 'bars (because, in the words of Tony Peries, I have "no fucking taste"), a two-into-one exhaust, fancy piggyback shocks and the tractor-like seat on this Scout Bobber Twenty*. I might also have "Dream Big. Fight Hard" inscribed on the tank in Latinx/Lowrider-stye cursive, just to be weird.
* Whereas the Scout Bobber Sixty's name references the bike's 60-cubic-inch engine, the Scout Bobber Twenty references the fact the first Scout was made in 1920. I feel Indian could have thought through its naming of things a little better.
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Fifty-three days after exiting the race for governor amid allegations of sexual harassment, Democrat Nate Boulton has announced he intends to remain in the state senate.
In late May, The Des Moines Register published the accounts of three women who said Boulton had groped or rubbed them inappropriately. Boulton dropped out of the gubernatorial race the next day.
Late Monday afternoon, Boulton issued a written statement on Twitter. He admitted to binge drinking, suggested it was a contributing factor to those incidents and Boulton said he hasn't had "a single drink" since November.
Boulton said he "cannot apologize enough for the heartache" his past actions caused, but Boulton concluded his written statement by saying he plans to return to the statehouse in January when the senate reconvenes.
Republicans control the committee structure in the Iowa Senate, so GOP senators would have to launch an investigation.
Boulton was first elected to the state senate in 2016. He has about two and a half years left in his four-year term.


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Q: How can I use input from user that exist inside of if statement in Java? So what I trying to do is ask users to put their weight and score of exam 1 & 2 and if they input the score, use those variables to figure out current score.
However, since scores are declared by users through scanner inside of if statement, it does not let me use those variables from outside of if statement.
How can I use variable 'examOneScore' and 'examTwoScore' when I want to calculate csEx1 and csEx2.
When I try to use those it says "The local variable examOneScore may not have been initialized."
import java.util.Scanner;

public class CurrentScore
{

    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
       Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

       System.out.printf("Weight of Exam 1: ");
       double weightExamOne = keyboard.nextDouble();

       System.out.printf("Weight of Exam 2: ");
       double weightExamTwo = keyboard.nextDouble();

       System.out.printf("Do you know your score of first exam? ");
       String examOne = keyboard.nextLine();

       if(examOne.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || examOne.equalsIgnoreCase("y"))
       {
           System.out.printf("Your score? ");
           double examOneScore = keyboard.nextDouble();
       }

       System.out.printf("Do you know your score of secondexam? ");
       String examTwo = keyboard.nextLine();

       if(answerTwo.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || answerTwo.equalsIgnoreCase("y"))
       {
           System.out.printf("Your score? ");
           double examTwoScore = keyboard.nextDouble();
       }

       double csEx1 = (weightExamOne * examOneScore);
       double csEx2 = (weightExamTwo * examTwoScore );
     }
}

A: You have to define the variables that you want to use later outside of the if statement:
public static void main(String[] args)
{
    Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

    System.out.printf("Weight of Exam 1: ");
    double weightExamOne = keyboard.nextDouble();

    System.out.printf("Weight of Exam 2: ");
    double weightExamTwo = keyboard.nextDouble();

    System.out.printf("Do you know your score of first exam? ");
    String examOne = keyboard.nextLine();

    double examOneScore = 1;
    if(examOne.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || examOne.equalsIgnoreCase("y"))
    {
        System.out.printf("Your score? ");
        examOneScore = keyboard.nextDouble();
    }

    System.out.printf("Do you know your score of second exam? ");
    String examTwo = keyboard.nextLine();

    double examTwoScore = 1;
    if(examTwo.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || examTwo.equalsIgnoreCase("y"))
    {
        System.out.printf("Your score? ");
        examTwoScore = keyboard.nextDouble();
    }

    double csEx1 = (weightExamOne * examOneScore);
    double csEx2 = (weightExamTwo * examTwoScore );
}

I used the value 1 for defining them, you have to look for yourself want you want to use there


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Each year, Daily Work's Steps to Success Luncheon brings together members from all parts of our community; business and non-profit leaders, volunteers, service partners, and donors to learn more about Daily Work and experience first-hand testimonials about the impact of their support. Together, we are reducing economic disparities in our community by helping people increase their incomes through work.
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All I can say is wow! Great interview questions, Mitch. Kwame is a huge inspiration. And Angie, you've pulled off another hugely successful RhyPiBoMo. Happy to hear your announcement, and I look forward to seeing how this very special event continues to grow. Thank you so much! I hope there are red velvet cupcakes for all involved.
Great job Mitch on an excellent interview!
I am so impressed with Kwame and would be honored to see him speak one day too.
Angie – you continue to amaze me!!! What an amazing legacy you have started for the rhyming picture book community. Thank you to you and the entire committee!


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Focus on... Budget & Finance
2016 July Financial Record-Keeping By W.B. King
Whether your community is a co-op, condo, or HOA, proper record-keeping is the difference between a healthy property and one headed toward peril. And while meeting minutes and election results require well-organized documentation, records s…
2016 July Show Me the Money By John Zurz
The first of the month rolls around and it's time to pay the bills that keep your building operational. Repairs might need to be made, staff salaries paid, maintenance done to keep all the common elements running, and supplies reordered. Th…
2016 July Collecting Arrears By Lisa Iannucci
The majority of co-op and condo residents pay their monthly maintenance fees on time and in full with no problem. The recent recession, however, changed the picture drastically for residents who found themselves laid off, under-employed, or…
2016 July Spotting Financial Irregularities By Greg Olear
While it's pretty much impossible for a co-op or condo board or employee to commit fraud on the scale of a Bernie Madoff or any one of the herd of shysters who have tromped through the news in recent years, building boards and managers cert…
2016 July New York City Inks $82.1 Billion Budget Plan By Debra A. Estock
Mayor Bill de Blasio, Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and members of the City Council reached an historic agreement for an on-time and balanced New York City budget for Fiscal Year 2017, marking completion of the earliest budget deal …
2016 July The Pullman Case By W.B. King
State legislation and city ordinances can provide a condo, co-op, or HOA board with guidance on how to effectively deal with a disruptive or unruly shareholder—someone whose abusive, harassing, inappropriate or chronically litigious behavio…
2016 July Managing Employees By Rebecca Fons
These days, pretty much everyone has a smart phone, which means they have a computer in their hands all day, every day. That makes it difficult to take true vacation days, to 'unplug' on the weekend, and to "leave work at work." Our work li…
2016 July HDFC Cooperative Conversions By Erica F. Buckley
On July 16, 2015, the Real Estate Finance Bureau of the New York Department of Law issued "Guidance on Housing Development Fund Corporations Seeking to Transfer or Sell Property for, or Otherwise Convert Property to Market-Rate Use" (the "G…
2016 July Why Litigate When You Can Mediate? By Mallory J. Stevens
A condo board with a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, three years of aggravation and ulcers all around. Everyone wants to feel heard, and, particularly in conflict—when emotions are often inflamed—it's easy for understanding to be compromised…
2016 July Q&A: Can a board charge arbitrary fees? By Michael T. Manzi
Q. I'm concerned about my board charging for arbitrary fees. My co-op recently charged a shareholder for a letter written to her by the co-op's attorney. Other shareholders have received similar letters but haven't been charged for them.…
2016 July Q&A: Can a board unilaterally decide to put in a new amenity? By David L. Berkey
Q. Unbeknownst to me, our board has unilaterally determined that a "majority" of residents want an exercise room. And the board, in spite of this, continues to spend our money to pursue the project despite our requests to "cease and desi…
2016 July Q&A: Our water tastes funny - what should we do? By Philip Kraus
Q. I live in an Upper East Side co-op whose water tank was recently replaced. Since the water was turned back on, I've noticed that there has been a distinctive odor and taste to the water. It could best be described as a mild cleanser bu…
2016 July Q&A: Does an unenforced bylaw become void through non-enforcement? By Eric M. Goidel
Q. If the particular bylaws of a condo community are continuously not followed, does the bylaw that is continuously misused become a LEGAL bylaw? Do we have any legal precedence here? —Concerned in Chelsea A. The by…
2016 July Green Design By Irena Skoda
Everyone who plays a role in designing and building or maintaining and operating cooperatives and condominiums, from architects and construction contractors to developers and owners, property managers and board members, is well familiar wit…


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admin – Page 3 – What Do You Really Know?
What Do You Really Know? is an idea that I'm developing, to make confidence-based assessment widely available for use in education and for fun.
Confidence-based assessment (CBA) has been around for a long time, but is not that widely known about. The idea is that alongside answers you ask respondents to indicate how confident they are in their answer. This enables you to differentiate between secure knowledge, uncertainty, and misconception. The approach overcomes a key weakness of closed questioning – that participants that make correct guesses appear as capable as those who have securely grasped the concept. This is extremely useful insight for both learners and teachers.
At the moment the project is in the earliest stages of development. I have an idea, a name and some very rough designs. My first priority is to create a working prototype and share this with the world. If you are interested in following my progress, follow me on twitter where I will endeavour to post updates.
In developing this tool, I am borrowing heavily from the work of Tony Gardner-Medwin, an emeritus professor of physiology at UCL who has been advocating the use of Certainty-based assessment since 1994! Although I intend to be blogging quite frequently about CBA, it is a path that has already been walked and many of my 'discoveries' will have already been documented. Tony's work, including a working system, is available at http://www.ucl.ac.uk/lapt/index.htm.
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Q: How do you save a UserControl xaml to an XML File and not get all the un-necessary details? I am trying to save the following UserControl to a file:
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I am using the following code to save out the user control to a file:
FileStream fs = new FileStream("File.xml", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite);
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This works except that the output isn't just the line up above.  It lists all the XAML in my user control (labels, textbox, combo box, etc.).
When I save multiple user control instances to a .xaml file and then try and read that XAML file back in, the XamlReader takes issue with the same Name being used.
Thank you!

A: Based on this post:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/wpf/thread/cdf0cf6c-3f8e-42cf-a81e-008f3af3b95c/
I have discovered that naming controls inside a User Control is not allowed.  A custom control seems to be the better way to go.


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Howard Hughes - HHC Stock Forecast, Price & News
Adding The Howard Hughes Co.
Howard Hughes MarketRank™ Forecast
$158.91 M Bought Last Quarter
649th out of 879 stocks
Howard Hughes has received a consensus rating of Buy. The company's average rating score is 3.00, and is based on 4 buy ratings, no hold ratings, and no sell ratings.
According to analysts' consensus price target of $86.67, Howard Hughes has a forecasted upside of 2.8% from its current price of $84.33.
Howard Hughes has only been the subject of 1 research reports in the past 90 days.
4.08% of the float of Howard Hughes has been sold short.
Howard Hughes has a short interest ratio ("days to cover") of 6.7.
Short interest in Howard Hughes has recently decreased by 7.76%, indicating that investor sentiment is improving significantly.
Howard Hughes does not currently pay a dividend.
Howard Hughes does not have a long track record of dividend growth.
Howard Hughes has received a 14.64% net impact score from Upright. Howard Hughes seems to create the most significant positive value in categories "Taxes", "Jobs", and "Societal infrastructure". The positive contribution in the "Societal infrastructure" impact category is mostly driven by its "Real estate funds investing in rental apartments", "Real estate funds investing in apartment buildings", and "Real estate funds investing in office buildings" products. See details.
The Environmental Impact score for Howard Hughes is -1.85.
Howard Hughes has a news sentiment score of 0.79. This score is calculated as an average of sentiment of articles about the company over the last seven days and ranges from 2 (good news) to -2 (bad news). This is a higher news sentiment than the 0.56 average news sentiment score of Finance companies.
MarketBeat has tracked 4 news articles for Howard Hughes this week, compared to 1 article on an average week.
Only 1 people have searched for HHC on MarketBeat in the last 30 days. This is a decrease of -75% compared to the previous 30 days.
Only 1 people have added Howard Hughes to their MarketBeat watchlist in the last 30 days. This is a decrease of -83% compared to the previous 30 days.
In the past three months, Howard Hughes insiders have bought more of their company's stock than they have sold. Specifically, they have bought $158,910,530.00 in company stock and sold $0.00 in company stock.
26.90% of the stock of Howard Hughes is held by insiders. A high percentage of insider ownership can be a sign of company health.
Earnings for Howard Hughes are expected to decrease by -89.36% in the coming year, from $3.57 to $0.38 per share.
The P/E ratio of Howard Hughes is 17.79, which means that it is trading at a less expensive P/E ratio than the market average P/E ratio of about 135.80.
The P/E ratio of Howard Hughes is 17.79, which means that it is trading at a less expensive P/E ratio than the Finance sector average P/E ratio of about 183.57.
Howard Hughes has a P/B Ratio of 1.25. P/B Ratios below 3 indicates that a company is reasonably valued with respect to its assets and liabilities.
About Howard Hughes (NYSE:HHC) Stock
The Howard Hughes Corp. engages in the development and management of commercial, residential, and mixed-use real estate. It operates through the following segments: Operating Assets, Master Planned Communities, Seaport District, and Strategic Developments. The Operating Assets segment consists of retail, office, hospitality, and multi-family properties along with other real estate investments. The Master Planned Communities segment focuses on the development and sale of land in large-scale, long-term community development projects in and around Las Vegas, Nevada, Houston, Texas, and Columbia, Maryland. The Seaport District operates approximately 453,000 square feet of restaurant, retail, and entertainment properties situated in three primary locations in New York, New York: Pier 17, Historic Area/Uplands, and Tin Building. The Strategic Developments segment is involved in other real estate assets in the form of entitled and unentitled land and residential condominium developments. The company was founded in July 2010 and is headquartered in Woodlands, TX.
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April 25, 2022 | finance.yahoo.com
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Howard Hughes Corporation names insider as new finance chief
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December 8, 2021 | nasdaq.com
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Those who invested in Howard Hughes (NYSE:HHC) a year ago are up 59%
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HHC Stock - Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy or sell Howard Hughes stock right now?
4 Wall Street analysts have issued "buy," "hold," and "sell" ratings for Howard Hughes in the last year. There are currently 4 buy ratings for the stock. The consensus among Wall Street analysts is that investors should "buy" HHC shares.
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What is Howard Hughes' stock price forecast for 2023?
4 Wall Street research analysts have issued 1-year price objectives for Howard Hughes' stock. Their HHC share price forecasts range from $80.00 to $90.00. On average, they anticipate the company's stock price to reach $86.67 in the next twelve months. This suggests a possible upside of 2.8% from the stock's current price.
View analysts price targets for HHC or view top-rated stocks among Wall Street analysts.
How have HHC shares performed in 2023?
Howard Hughes' stock was trading at $76.42 at the beginning of the year. Since then, HHC stock has increased by 10.4% and is now trading at $84.33.
Are investors shorting Howard Hughes?
Howard Hughes saw a decline in short interest in the month of January. As of January 15th, there was short interest totaling 2,020,000 shares, a decline of 7.8% from the December 31st total of 2,190,000 shares. Based on an average trading volume of 300,100 shares, the days-to-cover ratio is currently 6.7 days. Approximately 4.1% of the shares of the stock are sold short.
View Howard Hughes' Short Interest.
When is Howard Hughes' next earnings date?
The company is scheduled to release its next quarterly earnings announcement on Monday, February 27th 2023.
View our HHC earnings forecast.
How can I listen to Howard Hughes' earnings call?
Howard Hughes will be holding an earnings conference call on Tuesday, February 28th at 10:00 AM Eastern. Interested parties can register for or listen to the call using this link or dial in at 412-317-0088 with passcode "1863986".
How were Howard Hughes' earnings last quarter?
The Howard Hughes Co. (NYSE:HHC) announced its quarterly earnings results on Monday, May, 9th. The financial services provider reported $0.04 earnings per share for the quarter, topping the consensus estimate of ($0.58) by $0.62. Howard Hughes had a net margin of 12.71% and a trailing twelve-month return on equity of 6.89%. During the same quarter last year, the firm posted ($0.55) EPS.
How will Howard Hughes' stock buyback program work?
Howard Hughes declared that its board has authorized a stock repurchase plan on Tuesday, March 15th 2022, which allows the company to buyback $250,000,000.00 in outstanding shares, according to EventVestor. This buyback authorization allows the company to reacquire up to 4.7% of its stock through open market purchases. Stock buyback plans are often an indication that the company's leadership believes its stock is undervalued.
What other stocks do shareholders of Howard Hughes own?
Based on aggregate information from My MarketBeat watchlists, some companies that other Howard Hughes investors own include Gilead Sciences (GILD), NVIDIA (NVDA), Esperion Therapeutics (ESPR), Walt Disney (DIS), Carnival Co. & (CCL), AT&T (T), CVS Health (CVS), QUALCOMM (QCOM), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Alibaba Group (BABA).
What is Howard Hughes' stock symbol?
Howard Hughes trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol "HHC."
Who are Howard Hughes' major shareholders?
Howard Hughes' stock is owned by a number of institutional and retail investors. Top institutional investors include Baillie Gifford & Co. (5.70%), Bernzott Capital Advisors (0.78%), State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D (0.29%), River Road Asset Management LLC (0.13%), National Bank of Canada FI (0.07%) and Moody Aldrich Partners LLC (0.07%). Insiders that own company stock include Allen J Model, David Michael Striph, Douglas Johnstone, Greg Fitchitt, James Carman, Kevin Orrock, Paul H Layne, Pershing Square Capital Manage and Peter F Riley.
How do I buy shares of Howard Hughes?
Shares of HHC stock can be purchased through any online brokerage account. Popular online brokerages with access to the U.S. stock market include WeBull, Vanguard Brokerage Services, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Robinhood, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab.
What is Howard Hughes' stock price today?
One share of HHC stock can currently be purchased for approximately $84.33.
How much money does Howard Hughes make?
Howard Hughes (NYSE:HHC) has a market capitalization of $4.21 billion and generates $1.43 billion in revenue each year. The financial services provider earns $56.10 million in net income (profit) each year or $4.74 on an earnings per share basis.
How many employees does Howard Hughes have?
How can I contact Howard Hughes?
Howard Hughes' mailing address is 13355 Noel Road 22nd Floor, DALLAS TX, 75240. The official website for the company is www.howardhughes.com. The financial services provider can be reached via phone at (281) 719-6100, via email at andrew.davis@howardhughes.com, or via fax at 214-741-3021.
This page (NYSE:HHC) was last updated on 2/2/2023 by MarketBeat.com Staff


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Trammell Crow Center and Common Desk Introduce Enterprise Coworking to the Arts District
Get ready for the coworking space of your dreams — Common Desk is coming to the iconic Trammell Crow Center in the Dallas Arts District! Set to open in the first few months of 2019, the fifth Common Desk location will boast high-end features and luxurious design previously unheard of in any coworking spaces. Common Desk at Trammell Crow Center will span two floors totalling 52,000 square feet of space, offering members a variety of workspace options including private desks, dedicated desks, shared desks, and enterprise suites.
ENTERPRISE COWORKING
Common Desk at Trammell Crow Center will offer state-of-the-art enterprise suites available to accommodate companies with anywhere between 15 and 75 people. Enterprise Coworking is the use of a highly-serviced, flexible working environment by a wide range of diverse companies and enterprises who share resources and ideas as one community.
Common Desk's coworking community is part of an ecosystem that's changing the way the world views office spaces. "For the past 12 months we've been working on new elevated experiences within our spaces. We want our customers to get a level of service that is on par with luxury high-end boutique hotels," said Nick Clark, Founder and CEO of Common Desk. These suites offer tenants the ability to enjoy the perks of an office in the Dallas Arts District but at a lower cost. Think of it as the office version of a luxury 5-star hotel — it truly is the best of both worlds.
Members will be able to request food and drinks on demand through the Common Desk app, eliminating wasted time spent trying to figure out a quick place nearby to grab lunch during the workday.
Did someone say happy hour? Yes, please. Both Common Desk members and tenants of Trammell Crow Center will have access to the new whiskey lounge and social club. From 4 - 6pm members will be able to enjoy a selection of craft cocktails after work, or can rent out the space for private events.
"We think the Common Desk offering will significantly broaden the appeal of Trammell Crow Center," said J.P. Morgan Asset Management Executive Director Dale Todd. "There is a clear trend of increasing demand for coworking spaces by a wide range of traditional class-A office users, including law firms and Fortune 500 companies."
Common Desk members will also have access to the many amenities of Trammell Crow Center, including a brand-new 9,000 square foot fitness center, meeting and conference rooms, on-site dry cleaning, valet parking, outdoor spaces and so much more.
Ready to join? Sign up to receive updates on progress, attend a hard hat tour, and get notified when registration begins.
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