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I woke with a start. Where was I? I took a look arround. A hospital,
but how did I get here? I looked arround, I saw a window. I looked out over a colorful garden of greens and blues and reds and whites. This cant be right, it was the midde of winter just yesterday.
I felt something warm against my hand stiring. I turned towards the motion. Case. "Case? Case wake up." I said softly. " "No, I wont leave untill she wakes up," he said. He looked up at me and froze. A look of shock stamped onto his face.
He looks different older, more hardened than I remember. His eyes looked as though he had been crying constantly. "S...Sylena? is that realy you?" His face held a look of disbelief and hope. "Yeah, its me." I looked out the window again. "What happened? The last thing i remember you were taking me to our senior prom." He looked away.
For a moment he ws silent. then, "We were going down that winding road, the one you always told me I went to fast down. I ws trying to show off, but I skrewed up," Tears were streaming down his cheeks. "I made too sharp of a turn, and we rolled. When the car stopped it was pinned against a tree on its side.
"I was on the ground, but I was consious. I caled for help. Then..." he was sobbing now. After a few moments he calmed down. "Then I looked over and saw you... You were bleeding. There were cuts everywhere on you. I couldn't hear you breathing. I got out and started for the road, but I couldn't leave you." He looked down. "I went back and tried to get you out, but the seatbelt was stuck. I had to use the knife you gave me for christmas that year." He put the knife on the table. The blade was bent and nearly broken, but I could still tell it was the one I gave him because it still had 'Case and Sylena forever' carved into the side of the blade.
"It got messed up in te crash. I used it to cut the seatbelt. Then I carried you out of the car. I layed you on the ground. You weren't breathing. I did cpr on you for what seemed like hours. When you came too you were still unconcious. You were still bleeding, and you were getting pale.I used strips of my shirt to bandage the wounds I could see. I was trying to bandage the cut on your back when the paramedics
I took a moment to let it all sink in. I looked out of the window again. "Case, how long was I out?" He looked away form me. "Case?" I looked searchingly into his eyes. "Three years." I can't believe this. Three years? Prom was just yesterday.
"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry. It's all my fault. I should have been more careful,
and-" I kissed him. He was surprised at first, then he kissed me back. I pulled away.
"You did your best and because of that I'm still alive..." I looked him in the eyes, "and I
still have you." Then we kissed.


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Haven Restaurant
- Address:
1441 Dresden Drive Suite 160
Atlanta, GA 30319Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Haven Restaurant
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.havenrestaurant.com/
- Phone: 4049690700
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday Brunch: 10:30am - 2:30pm Dinner: Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Stephen Herman
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: HAVEN can help you plan your special party. Our chefs can create special menus for your special occasion.
- Entertainment: HAVEN features live music on the patio each Thursday night. Enjoy the sounds of local trio Gross, Hill and Callahan throughout the spring.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Appalachee
- Public Transit: Located 1/2 mile from the Brookhaven MARTA line with sidewalks that deliver you down Dresden Drive to the restaurant.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Enter the main entrance of Village Park place at Brookhaven and our team of valets will graciously handle your vehicle.
A word from Haven Restaurant
HAVEN is an upscale eatery set in a loft with exposed brick walls, warm pecky cypress woods and soft amber lighting. The cuisine is modern American influenced by French, continental and hints of new southern. HAVEN has enjoyed remarkable success during the past seven years. Voted a top ten restaurant for six years straight, HAVEN has become quite the Atlanta destination. Haven is located in the heart of Brookhaven in the wonderfully charming Village Park Place development. The restaurant is nestled in a popular historical neighborhood one mile north of Buckhead.Continued
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117 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.5
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
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- Never DisappointsAddicted2HavenDined on 9/26/2014Haven is one of my go-to places around Atlanta. The staff is always very attentive and the food is always on point. The menu has changed slightly since the last time I visited and they've expanded their steak choices. It can be a little loud at times but it was a Friday night so it's to be expected. We had reservations for 8 p.m., arrived at 7:50 p.m. and we were seated immediately on a busy night. I cannot get enough of this restaurant. It always lives up to expectations and I go back as often as possible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, lots of fun!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/25/2014We went with a group and they accomedated for to our needs wonderfully! We always like to do family style and you could tell that was new to the waitress but she made it work. We ordered all the great things, haystack, pork, tortellini and awesome wine! We had a great time and the service was wonderful. Next time we want to sit outside!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice brunchATCSCSDined on 9/21/2014Went here for Sunday brunch and it was great. A small menu but very good food. Lively restaurant with lots of conversation, good food and nice service.Special Features:
- Wonderful experienceDinOut2Dined on 9/18/2014We had a small farewell dinner for two close friends and the experience for everyone was very enjoyable. We picked Thursday night with a table on their totally elegant patio, and had a pleasant surprise as a great three piece band was playing. We had dinner and brunch before at The Haven and continue to completely enjoy the experience. All aspects are excellent. The grilled pork chop was the best chop I have every had, and others in the party order the salmon which was excellent as well. Great eveningSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- CalmingfoodieVIPDined on 9/9/2014Food was good as always. First "hay" dish was cold so got a new stack that was hot and yummy.Special Features:
- Havens, a Brookhaven' gemSuSuDined on 9/7/2014My husband and I had dined at Havens before and though the food was good found it very noisy so when our adult daughter selected Haven as the restaurant in which to celebrate her birthday, we didn't have high expectations we were wrong! They seated us in a very large comfortable booth for our party of 5 and it was very easy to hear our table conversations. The food was delicious and the server brought out a wonderful dessert and ice cream for the birthday girl. She seemed relieved to have the cute candle on the plate instead of a server singing. DEFINITELY was a good choice and we will go back to HavensSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious brunchGailVIPDined on 9/7/2014Great service, good food-- adequate brunch menu! Nice way to spend Sunday brunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We Don't Want You KnowubetchaVIPDined on 8/28/2014Just how great Haven is because we might not be able to get a reservation. Gordon is the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Return tripbPofDuluthDined on 8/26/2014A bit pricey, but the food was excellent. Service was exceptional. Kind of difficult to carry on a conversation due to the high noise level (vibrant bar scene).Special Features:
- Enjoyable experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/24/2014Took business clients to this neighborhood restaurant instead of the 'usual' Buckhead eateries. Very happy with choice, hay stack as appetizer was a big hit, great seasonal tomatoes as salad was outstanding, dinner entrees were bone in rib-eye, filet ( a little pricey), but very good, outstanding trout and pork chop - both well presenting and equally tasty. For dessert table shared blueberry and peach dishes both finished the meal with success.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FindAtlantagirl1985Dined on 8/15/2014The menu is interesting and the food was very good. Service was great and timely. We didn't feel rushed. We will make this one of our regular stops.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy break for burger nightfoodieVIPDined on 8/12/2014The special burger night was great after 8 days of lobster in Maine. The corn pudding appetizer was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The DOWNPOUR "Save"TheGeneralVIPDined on 8/7/2014The Thursday night crew all walked up from the neighborhood and as we sat on the patio - the sky opened up! The staff did a great job (sans closing the umbrellas to keep them from flying around and tipping over) in getting everyone a table.... We ended up with many of our friends from the hood at Valenza (just a few steps down) as we "walked between the raindrops back to their door" (Donald Fagan reference)... What a treat for our neighborhood for GREAT food and Michael's "ear" to keep one of the best guys in music in the country (a TRUE Atlanta institution is Tom Grose) *Tom, we just hope your equipment made it through all that rain!!!) The food is fine, the weather is NORMALLY great and the music can't be beat! A REAL Treat (sans water)!Special Features:
- Yum!BrookhavenladyDined on 8/5/2014The Haven burger was really good! Too bad they only serve it on Tuesday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for Sunday DinnerNewATLFoodieDined on 8/3/2014We had the salmon and lamb. They were both amazing. The portion sizes were perfect and the presentation very nice. Overall great meal and great atmosphere.Special Features:
- Anniversary celebrationfoodlover123Dined on 8/2/2014We went with another couple to celebrate our mutual anniversaries. Delicious food-we had the chicken special and the beef filet. All were excellent. Sides were really good too. We even got a desserts on the house to celebrate our anniversaries! Great touch!Special Features:
- annie68Dined on 8/2/2014My friends and I enjoyed the food immensely. It was good. However, the noise level was deafening. We could not talk without shouting. We could not understand our waitress when she was speaking. The tables are so close together that you can hardly get out. The women's restroom had only one toilet so the line was very long. There are many places like the Haven, for instance Murphy's, Brio, The Palm, etc. so for the same $100 for two we can go someplace else.
- What a GREAT neighborhood spot!CathyDined on 7/29/2014The menu, wine list and specials are top knotch. Excellent service staff. We had a small buiness group and sat inside, but the patio looked like a great spot for a casual gathering or just for eating al fresco. Will definitely return when we're back in Atlanta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of my favorite placesLoreoDined on 7/29/2014Haven is one of those neighborhood gems that you always wished you lived close to. Fortunately for me, I do, and I frequent it often! It is definitely foodie enough for a romantic dinner with great wine and plenty of ambiance, and casual enough for you to pull up a stool at the bar and start chatting with whomever is next to you. Very helpful and friendly staff as well as some neighborhood 'regulars' that always make you feel welcome. 'Burger night' on Tuesdays is a must try and a really great deal. Thursdays are for live music...fantastic band and a lot of fun.Special Features:
- Decent but disappointingRachelATLDined on 7/27/2014Dined here with my boyfriend an hour before closing on Sunday night. Service was attentive enough but informal and lackluster. There were some interesting flavor combinations but everything sounded more interesting than it tasted. Squash blossoms were tasty but over-fried. Scallops were a very generous portion, and again, tasted good but nothing too special. Only standout was dessert: blueberry fried pie was DELICIOUS, and one of the best desserts I've had in a long time. We have a gift card for this place so will use remaining bucks on walking over for dessert and coffee a few more times. We'll skip the rest. Had high expectations for this restaurant, and we felt let down.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationCedarpointGirlDined on 7/27/2014We had a party of 8 and we were seated at a round table that was a bit claustrophobic. The wait staff were excellent and attentive. Most agreed that the food was delicious. The brownie with caramel ice cream and the blueberry fried pie with lemon curd were divine. The portions on the sammy were small, mostly croissant. Good reviews on the cheese grits, eggs benedict and crab cake benedict.Special Features:
- First time, won't be the lastF1fthEarlsaysDined on 7/27/2014Had Sunday Brunch, which was great - really good food, and very good service. The occasion was spoilt though by the 4 young women at the next table, screaming and being genuinely over excited. Not the restaurants fault, but in a place known for being loud anyway (bad acoustics maybe?) the last thing you want is a gaggle of heckling girls making it impossible to have a conversation within your own party.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Haven is a gem!SmugDined on 7/26/2014We have been coming here for years. The only thing that kept it from being 5 stars is the outside patio can get clogged with exhaust from time to time because of how the cars are parked outside. I feel management should address this with the valets. It is a fixable situation with some training, but despite having mentioned it a few times, it doesn't appear to have been addressed. the food was amazing as I have come to expect and our server was attentive and efficient.
- ReviewOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/26/2014We had a great dining experience. Only recommendation I would give is to have more options for appetizers that aren't fried. Very limited app choices that are healthy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Haven - a great findNancyVIPDined on 7/26/2014One of Brookhaven's many wonderful restaurants. Haven has amazing food and service.Special Features:
- Brookhaven CharmHappyDined on 7/25/2014We received a giftcard for Haven after recently moving into the neighborhood, and decided to try it out for a date night. We could not have been more impressed! The service was outstanding, with the waitress energetically going over highlights on the menu and graciously making our requested adjustments to the entrees we ordered. During dinner, the owner came over to check on the meal and struck up a great conversation. After learning that we were recently married and new to the neighborhood, he sent over a free dessert, the fried blueberry pie with extra scoops of citrus ice cream. We did not have a bad bite the entire evening and certainly will go back!Special Features:
- LucyDined on 7/23/2014We went there for a celebration with a party of eight. Everything was outstanding and our waiter was attentive and knowledgable. Fantastic food and fabulous experience!Special Features:
- tcmeatsDined on 7/20/2014Great food and atmosphere. Always enjoy this restaurant.Special Features:
- consistentcvigDined on 7/19/2014always love coming here! food and service are so consistent and Michael, the owner, is usually there and always engages with the customers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice surpriseMacman8352VIPDined on 7/19/2014Very good food spot. Great menu and food was outstanding. Service was spot on and the recomendations from the waiter were great. My Wife had the pasta which she said was outstanding & I had the grouper.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dinnernotrumiskitchenDined on 7/12/2014food always great, server was not th ebest this time, seemed distractedSpecial Features:
- HavenDb59VIPDined on 7/5/2014A great place to entertain for business and visitorsSpecial Features:
- Haven delivers again!MVP37VIPDined on 7/3/2014My husband and I enjoy dinner at Haven about once a month. It never disappoints! The haystack appetizer and salads are delicious. The north Georgia trout wrapped in bacon is to die for! My husband usually gets the grouper or steak. Both are yummy! Service is always good. My only request...please bring back the beef tartar! It was the best! Love this restaurant :)Special Features:
- Good food but noisy, hot & crampedKADBJVIPDined on 7/2/2014Very hot & cramped. Good food & service but uncomfortably hot & crowdedI would recommend this to a friend.
- GregBDined on 6/27/2014Kitchen was unbalanced and a little off with long waits and food being just OK. My chop came hot, but was salted too much and the grits they were placed on were cold. My wife's fish was OK she said. Server was nice.
- We will be back!UbdawgDined on 6/27/2014Just enjoyed our first experience with Hazen, and we will be back. Here's why: Not only was our meal exceptional, but we were left wanting to try half a dozen other things on the menu. The other was the service. We had the pleasure of having Gordon as our server for the evening. He made our already tasty meal and overall great experience. You'll see his name listed in other reviews for Haven, there is a reason for that. He is easily one of the best servers in ATL. Thanks for a great evening, and we look forward to being back soon.Special Features:
- Quality but PriceyOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/27/2014Great food, decent beer and wine selections. But shocked by the tab. The seafood special (grilled salmon) was $32, $10 apiece for drinks and beers.Special Features:
- Probably should have had specialmidtownDinerDined on 6/24/2014Tuesday Special looked good as well as the rest of the menu. Had to wait 30 minutes for a table even with a reservation. They had a Tuesday special going (I guess its every week) and I think they may have let too many walk ins in. Quite loud although that may have been the table next to us.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experience!jennyDined on 6/20/2014My husband and I recently went to Haven to celebrate a birthday with another couple. It was a lovely atmosphere for a summer night. While we dined inside, the outdoor patio area with lights in the trees was just as charming. The food was as outstanding as the atmosphere! We all 4 loved our meals and dessert. I ordered the scallops on creamed corn and it was perfect. My husband ordered the filet and he enjoyed every bite. We will definitely look forward to coming again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Father's day brunchfoodieVIPDined on 6/15/2014The food was superb and lots of it, but the service was very slow which was disappointing this time. We frequent The Haven on a regular basis and the service was very slow when there were empty tables yet. This surprised us as we had never had this experience before. We chose to take home one of the two main courses and dessert as there was so much food. We asked not to add ice-cream on the dessert as it would be mush. However, the server brought it out and said- oh they put ice-cream. We did not want to wait any longer so needless to say by the time we got home- the ice-cream was liquid. Really not sure why there was such a delay in the two courses.Special Features:


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The insulation at the sunroof and on the inside of each door window glass can peel off. The loose insulation will then scrape the sunroof or window glass as it is operated. Replacement of the damaged insulation will be necessary to correct this concern.Google+
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Mercedes-Benz ML320 Insulation Near Sunroof/Inside of Doors Can Peel Off
Mercedes-Benz ML320 Problem
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- Lignocellulosic biofuel production
- Biomass pretreatment
- Sugar production
- Materials and processes using recovered lignin
- Nitrogenous fertilizers
- Construction materials
- Pulping catalyst in the Kraft process for the paper industry
- Enhances lignin extraction and carbohydrate hydrolysis
- Reduces energy requirements and processing temperatures
- Shortens process time
- Decreases cost impact of ionic liquid on the pretreatment process by reducing the amount of ionic liquid needed and reducing recycling cost
Researchers at the DOE Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) have developed a pretreatment technology that enhances production of monomeric sugars from the enzymatic hydrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass. In the JBEI technology, reactor systems are pressurized to induce phase changes that mitigate the need for precipitants to recover biomass. As a result, ionic liquid recycling costs are reduced, and a more purified lignin stream can be converted into value added products. The approach uses readily available components that will enable rapid adoption in the biofuels and other industries.
Achieving pressurized conditions in the biomass / ionic liquid mixture enhances the selective fractionation and recovery of biomass into cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. The use of pressure also enables the use of co-solvents, such as water, and precipitants at atmospheric pressure, to reduce the ionic liquid loading and facilitate precipitation after the pretreatment steps.
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Porsche's weapon of choice debuted at the La Sarthe circuit in 1996. Although it was named 991, it was mid- and not rear-engined and the flat-six was water cooled and featured four valves per cylinder. In fact, the only thing borrowed from the (then current) 993 was the front structure, which was mated to the rear of Stuttgart's previous all-conquering racer, the 956/962.
Homologation rules dictated that to be eligible for the series, "at least" 25 road-legal models had to be manufactured. Porsche obliged and created the Strassenversion.
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The car that is heading to the auction block is based on the racer's second iteration, the GT1 Evo. Built in January 1998, it's barely run-in as the odo reads only 7,180 km (4,461 miles).
The 911 GT1 is a thinly veiled racer that due to regulations, can also be driven on the streets. Besides, if you can afford it we guess you already have a garage full of modern supercars anyway.
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Jindal was on his way from Kurukshetra to Chandigarh. It is learnt that one of two engines of the chopper stopped functioning and the pilots had no option but to land immediately. Due to the emergency situation at the airport, a commercial flight was cancelled and a few others diverted.
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The Marauders (7-0) defeated Windsor 39-18 last Saturday to extend their winning streak to seven games and clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
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Photogene, a photo-editing app for iPhone, includes these tools: Crop (fixed aspect ratios are optional,)Sharpen, Histogram, manually or automatically correct color distribution, Gama correction (midtones), Saturation, Hues, Color temperature, Straighten, Rotate and mirror, Special effects, Frames, Text bubbles, Multiple Undo-Redo and reset buttons.The app allows you to zoom in and out and move the picture around, without damaging the editing work. Landscape editing is supported.
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Pantry Basics: What Is Espresso Powder?
If you've baked a chocolate or mocha-flavored cake or dessert, the recipe probably called for espresso powder or instant espresso. What's espresso powder, and can you substitute something else?
Espresso powder is very intensely dark and concentrated instant coffee. It's not just coffee beans ground fine. It's actually coffee crystals that dissolve quickly in liquid.
Espresso powder is really not for drinking - bakers are the primary people who use it. It's also different from plain old instant coffee in that it's much more concentrated. Espresso is, after all, a form of coffee - not a different kind. Espresso grounds are darkly roasted coffee, ground very fine for the espresso extraction.
Instant espresso has a better, darker flavor than your average storebought instant coffee. Just a teaspoon will give a darker, richer flavor to your chocolate recipes; it won't make them taste much like coffee but it will enhance their flavor. Using more than a teaspoon starts to bring out coffee flavors.
It's not usually available in the grocery store; you need to look for it in specialty stores or online. Sur La Table usually carries it.
The King Arthur Flour Baker's Catalogue is a good online store that carries it too. Their Espresso Powder is $4.95 for 2 ounces, and they offer free shipping on this particular item.
But what if you don't have it and you don't have time to hunt it down? It's perfectly acceptable to use instant coffee instead. Use about 50% more than the amount of espresso powder called for in the recipe, but taste as you. Instant coffee usually has a harsher taste than instant espresso; it can taste tinny or sour if too much is used.
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Ohhh, yay, when I was searching for espresso powders at the grocery store, I purchased the one that is pictured above. I'm glad I got a decent one!
aah. thanks for setting the record straight on this one. i've always had issues finding this seemingly simple yet hard to come by ingredient. at least i know i'm not crazy!
Bustelo also makes a really good one...it costs a bit more than the regular espresso that needs to be pressed... for a savings of 3 minutes and cleaning an espresso maker, I supposed the extra $1.50 MIGHT be worth it! :)
I found mine (the one pictured above) at my local grocery store in the "International" section. I use it for home-made tiramasu- yum!
I found some in the coffee aisle at Whole Foods, so you can try there.
do you think it would keep in the freezer? I've bought a jar twice and within 6 months it got moldy. (eww!)
I have the jar pictured above and have always kept it in the freezer anninva with no ill effects. Of course it probably has lost some of its punch by now, but I just use it for baking so I am not too worried about it.
after checking the fancy specialty stores and markets, I finally found medaglia d'oro at my local mega mart, in the "italy" section of the international aisle, which, weirdly, is arranged by brand instead of product type.
I'm lucky enough to have the above brand pictured in my local store. Makes some mean cappuccino-flavored cupcakes a reality!
would this be good in Tiramisu or is it better for me to run to my favorite coffee shop and get a double shot to go?
This ingredient does add extra water ot at least the very minimum so in frozen desserts like ice cream have less ice crystals and stays smoother. I will say it makes a great coffee ice cream, but eat in the evening only when you are planning to be awake and alert for a long time.


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The historically minded may like to note that the Village History Group has a small exhibition at present in the Village Library. It includes a good deal of new material, the result of research done in the last year. It will remain in the Library until the 23rd of May.
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Palo Alto Networks Remains a Buy, Cisco Should Listen
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Growth investors can be very "finicky" - which is a kind way to say "entirely confused." It seems no matter how much growth a company produces, it is never enough to satisfy investors. This is regardless of how absurd the expectations might have been.
Watching shares of Palo Alto Networks (NYSE: PANW) get destroyed following the company's stellar earnings report was not entirely a surprise. After all, the stock has had a considerable run following its IPO earlier this year. Rather, it was the reasons given for the selloff that was mindboggling. And astute investors would be wise to take these shares out of weak hands. The more I think about it, so should Cisco.
The Quarter that was
For the period ending October, the company grew revenues 50% year-over-year to $85.9 million. This compares to revenues of $57.1 million for fiscal Q1 2012. Remarkably 50% year-over-year and 14% sequential growth is not enough to keep some investors happy. But it's not just about revenues.
The company is also expanding its customer base, which now stands at over 10,000 after adding 1000 new customers during the quarter. From a fundamental standpoint, Palo Alto ended the period with cash and equivalents of $342 million – an increase of $20 million. Better still, the company has no debt. It's hard to see what's not to like.
It would seem Palo Alto is suffering from investor's expectations that were too high to begin with. Granted, profitability was a disappointment as non-GAAP net income of $2.9 million during the quarter was considerably lower than the $5.6 million the company earned a year ago.
On the other hand, investors have to appreciate that this is a young company with (only) two full quarters under its belt as a public issue. That it is able to grow revenues by 50% means that Palo Alto is stealing market share from the likes of Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO), Check Point Software (NASDAQ: CHKP) and Fortinet (NASDAQ: FTNT)
For instance, in Fortinet's most recent quarter, the company reported net income of $17.2 million, or $0.10 per share on revenues of $136.3 million. Revenues rose 17% year over year, but it arrive (only) in line with consensus estimates.
As a consequence, Fortinet's margins took a hit. Gross margins shed 100 basis points year over year, while the company also saw its operating income decline by 1.5%. Check Point Software didn't necessarily outperform either. For its third quarter, Check Point earned $152.4 million, or $0.73 per share on revenues of $332.4 million.
Not only did revenue arrive below estimates of $333 million, but overall, Fortinet's numbers were pretty unimpressive. Investors punished the stock after management failed to inspire any confidence that Q4 would be much better. So at least on a relative basis it seems Palo Alto's performance measures up pretty well.
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Investors have to realize that 50% revenue growth does not arrive cheaply. Although net income was down, it is because Palo Alto has been investing in its technology as it strives to set itself apart from the rest of the group. That Palo Alto is able to grow customers in high quantities in such a short period of existence proves that its capital investments are working.
What's more, as a sign of confidence, the company guided for Q2 much higher than the street had been modeling. Management expects earnings per share (excluding items) to arrive at $0.04 on revenues coming in the high range of $94 million. Not only would this represent a 66% jump, but it also exceeds estimates of $90.8 million.
In the meantime, it certainly seems plausible that any "growing pains" pains that Palo Alto experiences will only be temporary - as in, the company might not be independent for too long. As I noted above, Cisco remains at the top of my list of potential suitors, as I've also discussed in this recent article. Cisco cannot afford to sit idle and ignore Palo Alto's impressive growth rate.
What's more, with Palo Alto's combination of disruptive technology and addressable market, the company might one day grow and become a formidable threat to Cisco - if not through organic growth, but worse yet, as an entity of a Cisco rival. In that regard, Hewlett-Packard or Dell comes to mind.
Also, it seems with Cisco's recent transactions, including the purchase of three cloud-based companies last month, Cisco would be wise to address the future of cloud security by scooping up Palo Alto. And it's not as if Cisco couldn't finance this deal if it wanted to.
Bottom Line
With management asserting such levels of confidence, it's tough to expect investors to remain conservative in their expectations - I'm willing to concede that much. But we can't lose sight of the fact that this is still a very young company that will at some point experience some growing pains.
It seems however that Palo Alto biggest hurdle is its own success. On the other hand, that is a problem that most companies would love to have. Investors want more growth, but the company needs is time to make its capital investments work. In the meantime, it would also help if investors had more realistic expectations. With the recent dip, I would be adding shares on weakness in anticipation of a better than expected Q2.
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