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Jackson Police Deputy Chief Eric Wall says a 23-year-old man was shot in the right side of the chest.
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Wal-Mart shares sink on Mexico bribery scandal
Are investors overreacting to bad headlines?
The stock was down almost 5% by noon. The stock, which had gained 4.5% this year, will no doubt fall further as more information emerges over the next few days. Though the Times' story has damaged Wal-Mart's reputation, investors shouldn't panic.
For one thing, the money involved -- $24 million, according to the Times -- seems small as Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) cases go. For instance, Siemens AG (SI) was fined $800 million in 2008 after investigators uncovered evidence that the German conglomerate paid about $1.4 billion in bribes to foreign governments over a decade.
That was the largest fine of its kind ever paid. A year later, Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) and its former corporate parent Halliburton (HAL) pleaded guilty to charges of paying $182 million in bribes to officials in Nigeria. Kellogg Brown & Root agreed to a $402 million fine.
And BAE Systems (BA.L), the U.K. defense contractor, was fined $400 million after investigators found the company made "false statements about its Foreign Corrupt Practices Act compliance program."
If the money involved in the Wal-Mart case proves to be more than reported so far, the company, which has more than $6 billion in cash on its books, could still write a check to the government to pay a fine without breaking a sweat.
Unfortunately, however, it will take more than just money to repair Wal-Mart's tattered reputation.
Probably the most disturbing part of the Times story lies in the allegations involving current Wal-Mart top executives and board members. According to the report, current CEO Mike Duke, who headed Wal-Mart International at the time of the payoffs, did nothing to stop them. Former CEO and current board member H. Lee Scott allegedly "rebuked internal investigators for being overly aggressive." And vice chairman Eduardo Castro-Wright, who at one point was the head of Wal-Mart de Mexico, was described by the Times as the "driving force behind systemic bribery in Mexico."
Duke could argue that he didn't remember the email he received several years ago from a lawyer saying, "You'll want to read this," referring to detailed allegations of rampant bribery from a former Wal-Mart executive. He is a busy man who reads lots of things. Scott could make a similar argument. Castro-Wright may claim the payoffs were the work of rogue employees going out on their own.
Even if they are in the clear legally, the question of whether the executives met their moral responsibilities is another issue. Wal-Mart faces the dilemma of proving to its more than 2 million workers around the world that everyone has to follow the same rules. The company has said it will "not tolerate noncompliance with FCPA anywhere or at any level of the company."
If Duke, Scott and Castro-Wright are forced to leave Wal-Mart -- a big if -- the retailer will have little difficulty replacing them. The average U.S. Wal-Mart shopper probably could not care less about whether the company bribes foreign governments.
The only winners in this scandal are the shareholders who are buying Wal-Mart stock at a discount.
Jonathan Berr is long Wal-Mart. Follow him on Twitter @jdberr.
.If Duke, Scott and Castro-Wright are forced to leave Wal-Mart -- a big if -- the retailer will have little difficulty replacing them. The average U.S. Wal-Mart shopper probably could not care less about whether the company bribes foreign governments. Wow Jonathan - You are showing your true colors! You should be ashamed of yourself! You might want to consider reviewing your personal morals because right now you are showing that you don't have any!
The only winners in this scandal are the shareholders who are buying Wal-Mart stock at a discount.
Jonathan Berr is long Wal-Mart. Follow him on Twitter @jdberr
How can the words, "Mexico, "Bribery" and "Scandal" appear in the same headline? Scandal would indicate that something unusual has occured, while bribery is a way of life in Mexico. No business or individual functions in Mexico without some bribe taking place at some point. The more you make the more bribes you are expected to pay. It would only be a scandal if bribes weren't required and paid.
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Today's postmodernists use cultural pluralism as a pretext for relativism, as if the existence of many cultures implied the existence of many truths. Many Americans embrace multiculturalism as if they had no culture of their own. In religion, pluralism …Read More
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(at) Loy Norrix 77, Coldwater 35: Last night in Kalamazoo, Loy Norrix's Bishop Robinson single-handedly outscored the entire Coldwater Cardinal boys basketball team, as the all-state first team member had 38 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, and 7 steals en route to the 77-35 victory for the Knights. The Loy Norrix press forced the Cardinals into 28 turnovers that led to 26 points for the Knights. Maurer, our McDonald's Player of the Game, scored a team-high 11 for Coldwater; they drop to 2-2 overall, 1-2 in the SMAC East.
Mendon 53, (at) Bronson 49: Bronson lost a close contest to St. Joe Valley foe Mendon 53-49. Jake Gallup had a team-high 13 points and 7 rebounds to pace the Vikings, while Chase Carpenter added 10 as the Vikings drop to 1-3 overall, 0-2 in league play.
Coldwater 51, (at) Loy Norrix 33: Coldwater used a 23-10 third quarter to propel themselves to a 51-33 win at Loy Norrix. Two Cardinals had double-doubles; Kenzie Galloway had 14 points and 12 rebounds, while Meghan Schorfhaar had 11 points and 10 boards. Jordan Shiery also had 12 rebounds to go with her 8 points as the Lady Cards improve to 2-2 overall, 2-1 in the SMAC East.
Mendon 56, (at) Bronson 34: Bronson suffered just their second loss of the season, falling 56-34 to visiting Mendon. The Hornets jumped out to a 24-7 first quarter lead and never looked back. Amberly Bercaw led the Vikings with 9 points; they fall to 4-2 overall, 1-1 in the St. Joe Valley.
Reading 40, (at) Quincy 18: Quincy lost to visiting Reading 40-18 to drop to 0-5 overall, 0-3 in the Big 8. Andrea Ferrin led the Orioles with 6 points.
(at) Concord 49, Union City 12: Union City lost at Concord 49-12. Katie Birch had 7 points for the Chargers, who fall to 1-4 overall, 1-2 in the Big 8.
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When Shingles Becomes Painful Postherpetic Neuralgia
In 10% to 20% of these people, however, the pain of shingles keeps hanging on after the rash is gone. "These folks go on to get postherpetic neuralgia, and we're not exactly sure why," Ralph tells WebMD. "Either the pain of shingles never leaves, or it resolves, comes back, and never goes away completely."
PHN typically occurs in the area where the shingles occurred. The pain can be intermittent or constant, and it can take on any of the diverse qualities of shingles pain. Normal touching of the skin can set it off, Ralph adds. This is called allodynia.
The pain of postherpetic neuralgia can interfere with daily activities, exercise, sleep, and sexual desire. Irritability and depression often follow. "Generally, it makes people feel terrible if it can't be controlled," Rumbaugh says.
Why the pain of postherpetic neuralgia persists has mystified researchers. It's not due to ongoing infection by VZV, but is thought to be due to residual damage or inflammation in the nerve after shingles resolves. It's also impossible to predict who'll get shingles or postherpetic neuralgia, although age, race, and health seem to have some impact.
Shingles and Postherpetic Neuralgia: What Are the Risk Factors?
You can't control whether you'll catch the chickenpox virus. Fully 99.5% of adults in the U.S. carry it, whether or not they remember having had chickenpox. But why do one-third of those people get shingles -- and some of them go on to develop postherpetic neuralgia?
The risk of postherpetic neuralgia also goes up with age. More than 80% of cases of postherpetic neuralgia occur in people over 50 years old. "It's likely that the natural decline of immunity with age is responsible," says Ralph.
The results of one study showed that age had a huge effect on the risk for postherpetic neuralgia after shingles:
- Among people under 60 years old who had shingles, less than one in 50 developed postherpetic neuralgia.
- In people aged 60 to 69, about 7% of shingles sufferers developed postherpetic neuralgia.
- In those age 70 and older, almost 20% developed postherpetic neuralgia after a bout of shingles.
Race seems to matter, too. For unknown reasons, white Americans get shingles and postherpetic neuralgia at more than twice the rate of African-Americans in their age group.
"People whose immune systems are impaired by drugs or diseases like AIDS are also more prone to zoster and PHN," adds Ralph.
Exposure to someone with chickenpox or shingles does not increase your personal risk, however. In fact, experts believe that the slight immune stimulation may boost natural defenses, making you less likely to develop shingles or PHN.
Vaccine Prevention for Shingles and Postherpetic Neuralgia
In 2006, a vaccine to prevent shingles came onto the market. Called Zostavax, the vaccine cuts the likelihood of getting shingles after chickenpox by about half, dramatically reducing the number of people who might get nerve pain after shingles.
Based on these results, the CDC recommends Zostavax to all adults age 60 and older. Rumbaugh goes further: He suggests you get vaccinated at any age if you have had shingles. His clinical experience suggests the vaccine helps reduce postherpetic neuralgia even after infection with the varicella zoster virus.


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The Otago Museum is easy to find in the heart of Dunedin, on the Museum Reserve, opposite the University of Otago and just 15 minutes walk from the Octagon.
Bus stops are located close to the Museum on Albany Street. For timetables and route information, visit:
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Quinnipiac Bobcats (12-7-5, 4-4-4 ECAC Hockey) vs
No. 9/14 Cornell Big Red (9-4-2, 6-1-1 ECAC Hockey)
Friday, Jan. 13, 2012 • 7 PM
High Point Solutions Arena at the TD Bank Sports Center • Hamden, Conn.
Series vs. Cornell: 5-12-2
Record At Home vs. Cornell: 1-4-1 (0-3-1 @ TD Bank Sports Center)
Last Time QU Faced Cornell: L, 0-4 (Nov. 18, 2011 - Ithaca, N.Y.)
Last Quinnipiac Win Against Cornell: W, 1-0 (Mar. 12, 2011 - Ithaca, N.Y., ECAC Hockey Tournament Quarters)
Last Quinnipiac Win Against Cornell at Home: Nov. 18, 2006 (5-2 @ Northford Ice Pavillion) Current Streak vs. Cornell: Lost 2
Current Streak vs. Cornell at Home: Lost 2
Audio: AM 1220 WQUN
Video: QuinnipiacBobcats.tv
Live Stats: Livestats.PrestoSports.com/Quinnipiac
Quinnipiac Bobcats (12-7-5, 4-4-4 ECAC Hockey) vs.
No. 12/7 Colgate Raiders (12-6-2, 6-2-0 ECAC Hockey)
Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012 • 4 PM
High Point Solutions Arena at the TD Bank Sports Center • Hamden, Conn.
Series vs. Colgate: 9-9-2
Record at Home vs. Colgate: 5-4-0 (4-3-0 @ TD Bank Sports Center)
Last Time QU Faced Colgate: L, 1-3 (Nov. 19, 2011 - Hamilton, N.Y.)
Last Quinnipiac Win Against Colgate: W, 3-1 (Jan. 7, 2011 - Hamden, Conn.)
Last Quinnipiac Win Against Colgate at Home: W, 3-1 (Jan. 7, 2011 - Hamden, Conn.) Current Streak vs. Colgate: Lost 1
Current Streak vs. Colgate at Home: Won 3
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Battle For The ECAC Hockey Elite
High Point Solutions Arena at the TD Bank Sports Center will host ECAC Hockey's top three teams this weekend when the Quinnipiac men's ice hockey team (12-7-5, 4-4-4 ECAC Hockey, 12 pts., T2nd) hosts No. 9/14 Cornell (9-4-2, 6-1-1 ECAC Hockey, 13 pts., 1st) on Friday, Jan. 13 at 7 p.m. and No. 12/7 Colgate (12-6-2, 6-2-0, 12 pts., T2nd) on Saturday, Jan. 14 at 4 p.m.
Live video and statistics can be accessed by clicking the appropriate links at the Official Website of Quinnipiac Athletics, www.QuinnipiacBobcats.com.
On The Airwaves
Bill Schweizer and Chris Kotsopoulos will have the call on AM 1220 WQUN for both game's this weekend. Bobcat fans can access the live audiostream on the web at www.WQUN.com or by clicking the "Audio" link at www.QuinnipiacBobcats.com.
Last Time Out For The Bobcats
Quinnipiac is coming off a three-point weekend in which they upset No. 20 Yale, 2-1, before coming back from a two-goal deficit to tie Brown, 2-2. Both games were on the road. Zack Currie assisted on both game's in Friday's win against the Bulldogs before picking up an assist on the Bobcats' first goal against Brown on Saturday.
ECAC Hockey Goalie of the Week
Eric Hartzell was named the ECAC Hockey goalie of the Week for the second time in his career after bringing his unbeaten streak against ECAC Hockey opponents to five games (3-0-2) with a 2-1 win against No. 20 Yale on Friday, Jan. 6 and a 2-2 tie against Brown on Satuday, Jan. 7. Against Yale, the junior goalie stopped 24 of 25 shots on goal in holding the Bulldogs to their lowest goal-total in ECAC Hockey play this season. It was also just the second time this year they were held to fewer than two goals. Hartzell then stopped 26 of 28 in a 2-2 tie against Brown on Saturday, Jan. 7, including the final 14 he saw with three coming in overtime.
Zack Attack
Zack Currie was one of two Quinnipiac players (along with Connor Jones) to tally a point in both of the Bobcats' games last weekend, in which Quinnipiac posted a 1-0-1 record (2-1,W at Yale; 2-2,T at Brown). Currie had assists on both goals in the Bobcats 2-1 upset of No. 20 Yale on Friday, Jan. 6, including a brilliant pass to Kevin Bui, who tipped the puck past the Yale goalie, for the game's first goal. He also set-up Loren Barron with the game-winning goal on the Bobcats' power-play. On Saturday against Brown, he had an assist on Quinnipiac's first goal, from Matthew Peca, as the Bobcats erased a two-goal deficit in a come-back tie on the road.
He's Getting Good
Currie has six points in his last five games, including five points in three ECAC games.
Power Outage
Loren Barron's goal against Yale on Friday, Jan. 6, was just the fifth power play goal allowed by the nationally-ranked Bulldogs this year.
First Half Notes
Quinnipiac headed into the annual Holiday Break in third place in the ECAC Hockey standings with nine points (3-4-3) with an overall record of 11-6-3 after posting a five-game unbeaten streak (4-0-1).
First Half All-ECAC Hockey
Jeremy Langlois was highlighted by Joe Gladziszewski as one of six players selected to InsideCollegeHockey.com's "INCH's First Half All-ECAC Hockey Team". Langlois currently leads Quinnipiac in goals (12) and points (20) in 21 games played.
All-Time Against Cornell
Quinnipiac is 5-12-2 all-time against Cornell, with four of its five wins in the series coming at Lynah Rink. Three of those four wins came in the ECAC Hockey Tournament, including a 1-0 victory in Game 2 of last season's quarterfinals. While the series started at 3-3-1 through their first seven games, Quinnipiac has won just twice in their last 12 games against the Big Red.
All-Time Against Colgate
Quinnipiac is 9-9-2 all-time against Colgate since the Bobcats joined the ECAC Hockey league for the 2005-06 season. Quinnipiac won just three times in its first 12 games against Colgate, but has won six of its last eight games against the Raiders.The Bobcats has won four of the last five match-ups between the two teams on their home ice.
A December To Remember
Yuri Bouharevich (Montreal, Quebec) led all Bobcats with three goals and three assists for six points for the month of December. Bouharevich had the game-winner with 2.4 seconds remaining in Quinnipiac's 3-2 win against RPI on Dec. 3 and also had the go-ahead goal in Friday's 2-2 tie against Nebraska Omaha.
The Bobcats At The Bank
Quinnipiac is 55-31-11 (.599) in 97 games at the TD Bank Sports Center, since its first game, a 7-0 win against Holy Cross, on Jan. 28, 2007. Quinnipiac's 100th Men's Ice Hockey Game at the TD Bank Sports Center will fall on Feb. 3, 2012 against Harvard.
Protect This House
In 11 games this season at High Point Solutions Arena at the TD Bank Sports Center, Quinnipiac is 8-1-2 (.818). The Bobcats also have a 2-1-2 record against ECAC Hockey schools on their home ice and have outscored their opponents 41-16. Quinnipiac is unbeaten (4-0-1) in its last five games at home.
Non-Conference Dominance
Quinnipiac is also 8-3-1 against all non-ECAC Hockey opponents this season.
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Smith reaches out to Sadler ahead of ChicagolandBy JAY COHEN
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Elliott Sadler drives his car during Saturdays practice for todays NASCAR Nationwide Series STP 300 at Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill.JOILET, Ill. Just as predictable as the weekend fender bashing is the awkward conversation a few days later.
This time, it was Elliott Sadler and Regan Smith. And they talked, too. Even Dale Earnhardt Jr. waded into the fray.
The latest NASCAR feud arrived at Chicagoland Speedway on Saturday when Sadler, Smith and rest of the Nationwide drivers held two practice sessions for todays STP 300. The stop in suburban Chicago comes one week after the championship contenders got into a heated discussion in New Hampshire.
For him to do what he did at New Hampshire, Im still ticked about it, Sadler said. But we talked and we agree that our racings going to change a little bit between us. But we know that were going to be racing around each other a lot between now and Homestead.
That means the dispute could have staying power, especially after the conversation between Sadler and Smith produced little headway.
It all started when Smith spun Sadler around on the final restart in Saturdays race at Loudon, costing him a shot at a solid top-10 finish and a potential $100,000 bonus. An angry Sadler then confronted Smith after the race, insisting he would not win the series title this year.
I made the move and I cant take it back, Smith said. I understand his anger 100 percent, and I know exactly where he was coming from. He was racing for a lot of money and the opportunity to race for a lot of money again this week.
Throwing out what was at stake, Sadler thought the collision was particularly egregious because he felt he handed a big break to Smith when he gave him extra room to maneuver in a tough spot at the series stop in Iowa and said he went out of his way to race him cleanly earlier in New Hampshire. The two talked during the week, and Earnhardt, the co-owner of Smiths No. 7 Chevrolet, also reached out to close friend Sadler.
We talked and if its a situation where were going for it, Im sure hes going to race me considerably harder than what he has in the past, Smith said, and thats to be expected. I would do the same.
Sadler, who won last Julys Nationwide race at Chicagoland, shook his head from side to side when asked if he felt any better after the conversation.
My No. 1 goal is to win the championship and win races, he said. The effect of me and how I race Regan is just going to change, as far as giving room and give and take and stuff like that is probably going to change a little bit.
Sadler finished 18th in New Hampshire and is fifth in the standings, trailing series leader Smith by 24 points. Sam Hornish Jr. is second, just five points back, and Austin Dillon is third with 16 races left.
I love it. I hope that theyre mad at each other, Dillon said, enjoying the argument between Sadler and Smith. If not, Im going to go tell Elliott Regans talking about him behind his back. I think its funny.
While arguments between competitors are nothing new in sports, NASCAR drivers seem to make more of an effort to smooth over disputes than say, two hockey players who just got into a fight. When the dugouts clear at a baseball game, dont expect to see the managers jump on the phone to air their grievances.
Sadler said theres a simple reason for that difference.
When you play hockey, you have `Blackhawks written on your jersey, so youre responsible for the Blackhawks, he said. When you drive racing, we have Fortune 500 companies up here. They dont want you running around, I think, punching people, then setting a bad example. And I think its a courtesy thing.
Brian Vickers, who won Sundays Sprint Cup race in New Hampshire, said the calls also happen because drivers spend more time with each other more than competitors in other sports. But Dillon questioned the need for many of them, saying the most important practice is to be responsible to your teammates and race your competitors the way you want to be raced.
Every driver looks at those things differently and has different ways that they want them to be handled when it happens, Smith said. It was a situation where I felt like I needed to call even though it was not one of those phone calls you really want to make.
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Yo Guys! Just like to say thanks a heap to everyone who voted for us over at Aniboom! Hania and I are off to LA in Feburary :)
Our hits were more than twice that of the runners up, and we owe much of that to the support from the Newgrounds community. THANKS GUYS!!!
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Created for the 'Aniboom Eyedoll' competition. You can vote for my film here:
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If I win I can get funding for my own series, or see an animation agent in LA. That would indeed rock. Votes are greatly appreciated :) All of the animation and music was completed in under a month. My girlfriend made the music, I'm sure she'd love to hear feedback if anyone has any. You can email her at hania_zdunkiewicz@hotmail .com if you're after a musician for your animations etc (depending on how her schedule looks). Enjoy the film and don't forget to vote! :D
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Update: Wow! Daily Feature AND front page! Thanks so much to the community for your support! I didn't think the film will get anywhere as much exposure as it's had. Thanks a heap! A few people have commented that the ending feels rushed.
Yeah, it was, I feel your pain :( We had to keep the animation under 1 minute, so it went for 59. 9 seconds. Depending on how the competition turns out, we might have another 5 or 6 seconds to add to it at the end, and another 10 to the beginning.
I'm working on another Flash at the moment, something much bigger in scale. I'll keep the details fairly quiet, but I'm gonna be working hard on it over the next 8 to 9 months.
Popstar was completed in under a month, so hopefully it'll be 8 to 9 times better! Thanks again for all the reviews, and all the votes at aniboom! :)
So you wanna be a popstar
Do you have what you will need
A set of big bazookas and an ass no one can see
No voice required
No brains nor style,
If you are smart, stardom may take a while...
You're a doll.
A puppet with strings.
If they say 'fly' you better get yourself some wings.
Do you even know what literally means?
(of course you don't)
You're a pop star to be - a pop star to be...
SO you wanna become famous?
Put your face on TV?
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Then learn how to groove - hang on -
Don't groove, Just stick your ass out and move
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Made by computers.
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No effort involved!
Fireworks! Stage Performers!
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People just like you
Sucked in by your boobs ...
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You're a Popstar...
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this is happening,in the start of the song she remind me britnet spears then miley cirus
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Ah, so true
Nothing more to be said.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars February 18, 2011
The mainstream music industry is HARSH. They use, abuse, the throw away. Nice way of animating that thought.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 11, 2011
go suck dick somewhere else
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 1, 2011
Is it Justin Bieber singing the BGM? It sure does sounds like him


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Earnings to Watch: Adobe Systems, FactSet Research, Williams-Sonoma
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As of this writing, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has made 10 successive all-time record highs. The only certainty with luck is that it's bound to change, and in our case the market will be ripe for a pullback sooner or later.
Stocks reached a historic low on March 9, 2009, and have effectively gone straight up ever since. The S&P 500 recorded a low of 683 in March 2009 and has rebounded more than 128% in less than 4 years. The past week in March is also significant as the current bull market turns 4 years old.
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Adobe Systems (NASDAQ: ADBE)
Tuesday, March 19 after market close; EPS $0.31 / Revenue $986 million
I wrote positively on Adobe Systems back on February 8 when insider Amy Banse purchased 5,000 shares of stock at $38.06 per share. The stock is nearly 10% higher since I wrote the article less than 1 month ago.
It is well-known within the technology community that Apple co-founder, Steve Jobs, did not have a preference for Adobe's Flash product and decided to withhold support for Flash on the iPhone and later on the iPad. This distaste has affected the view of Adobe on Wall Street and has historically constrained the stock valuation.
On March 11, Bank of America Merrill Lynch raised its price target on Adobe to $45 from a previous $40 however the firm lowered its rating to Neutral from Buy. The analysts cited the lack of visibility on Adobe's evolving business model ahead of Tuesday's earnings lease.
As I've written previously, Adobe's software products have traditionally been the victim of piracy, causing the firm to forgo additional customers and sales revenue. The company is transitioning to an online model for its creative suites, which requires users to formally register and pay for the service.
Although the stock has run 10% in quick order, I disagree with Bank of America and would buy Adobe shares on any weakness.
FactSet Research (NYSE: FDS)
Tuesday, March 19 after market close; EPS $1.11 / Revenue $213.3 million
Ever wonder how Wall Street analysts and television commentators are able to digest seemingly endless amounts of data? A possible answer is FactSet Research, which provides research tools for industry analysis, multicompany comparisons, and a host of other valuable resources. However, the grown-up investor tools from FactSet cost many thousands of dollars, which gives the company a $4.4 billion market capitalization.
FactSet Research competes directly with Bloomberg, the company founded by Mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg, as well as Standard & Poor's Capital IQ service. Thomson Reuters is an additional competitor, all of which are privately-held or subsidiaries of other companies.
Shares of FactSet have risen 14% year-to-date. For the current quarter, analysts on Wall Street believe the stock price is reflective of the company's growth prospects. Sales have risen 9% in the last year, while earnings have grown at a higher 14% rate. However, the stock trades at a rich 23x multiple, on the high end of the range for a software company.
Goldman Sachs is among the bears on Wall Street going into Tuesday's earnings results. The firm has a Sell rating and $79 price target.
I am in agreement Wall Street that the current valuation fully reflects the company's growth prospects. Investors could also see softness in the current quarter, as analysts believe new subscription revenue may be slower than expected. I recommend staying out of the stock.
Williams-Sonoma (NYSE: WSM)
Tuesday, March 19 after market close; EPS $1.29 / Revenue $1.40B
Williams-Sonoma is a specialty retailer that operates 584 stores across the United States and Canada. The San Francisco, CA headquartered company operates under its namesake Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, West Elm, and Rejuvenation brand names. The $4.4 billion retailer offers everything from cookware and kitchen appliances with Williams-Sonoma, to home furnishings with Pottery Barn / West Elm and lighting fixtures with Rejuvenation.
On January 16, the company reported its holiday sales results for 2012, with a 4.4% increase for comparable brand sales. System-wide sales increased 4.8% to $1.014 billion, compared to the nine-week holiday season for 2011.
The improved holiday results apparently were not good enough for Goldman Sachs and Raymond James. Both firms downgraded the stock the following morning on January 17. Analysts at Goldman believe that Williams-Sonoma has seen a peak in profit margins and earnings.
My research indicates the company's operating margin and net margin are in-line with the specialty retail industry. This leads me to believe that WSM could indeed improve their margins further, especially given their high-end clientele. Therefore I disagree with the analysts at Goldman Sachs.
In contrast to Goldman, Canaccord Genuity reissued its Buy rating with a $57 price target ahead of Tuesday's earnings release. I am more on board with Canaccord and less so with Goldman.
Shares of WSM are effectively unchanged year-to-date but have risen nearly 25% in the last 12 months. Revenue has risen 7% during the last 4 quarters, while earnings have grown 12%.
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Conservatives or Radicals? Right-wing factions in the final years of the Russian Empire
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Marissa Alexander was a victim of domestic abuse, who fired a warning shot when her husband entered her home and NOBODY was hurt. She was denied the ability to present her case under the "Stand Your Ground" law in court and was sentenced to 20 years. Then…
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For Oiler fans, the WHL-Russia series this week offers a chance to see Yakupov two more times, and an opportunity to see a plethora of outstanding talent for the 2013 entry draft. Plus, the WHL is an area heavily scouted (and often drafted) by the Oilers so there's every chance the club's 2013 entry draft selection will be in these games.
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Delicate honey and floral aromas precede a bright, fresh palate bursting with clean, ripe orchard fruit, with low acidity and a soft, dry finish.
A classic Bordeaux Supérieur' produced from mature rootstock grown on well-drained gravelly soil similar to that of Pomerol 6km to the South-West.
Lalande de Pomerol 'La Chenade' from Denis Durantou - Great value, right-bank claret with a bit of bottle-age from the 2009 vintage.
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Hugues and Rolands 'Domaine Les Filles de Septembre' Cuvée Tradition has rapidly gained a loyal following and is now one of our top-selling wines. It has a joyful summer berry bouquet and juicy palate of youthful, red fruit, with bright peppery undertones over a background of supple, ripe tannins. Think Bordeaux meets the Languedoc.
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Matus Chovan and Milos Bubela scored for Slovakia, which settled for sixth after losing to Finland in the quarters.
Faksa, Holik and Mozik scored in the first period as the Czechs opened a 3-0 lead.
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The nominating conventions for both parties were held in Chicago (the Republican convention was in early June, and the Democratic convention was held a month later). In a third successive bid for the Republican presidential nomination, Blaine won on the fourth ballot, defeating the incumbent Republican president, Chester A. Arthur, who had succeeded to the presidency upon the death in 1881 of James A. Garfield. Illinois Sen. John A. Logan was chosen as his running mate uncontested. The Democratic convention turned to Grover Cleveland, the governor of New York, whose reputation contrasted sharply with that of Blaine, whose financial impropriety prompted the Republican Mugwump faction to turn away from their party. Cleveland won the Democratic nomination with ease, and the party chose as his running mate Thomas A. Hendricks, former governor of Indiana.


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so the clause might or might not be in the contract and, if it isn't, it might be implied. very insightful. out of interest, why did you not seek the view of a leading employment lawyer on whether a particular term would be implied into a contract of employment? a sportsman's employment contract is no more 'sports law' than a banker's employment contract is banking law
The only sensible thing on this page is the comment at 1442
Some mighty powerful legal analysis in this here article!
In an article a few days ago by Mark Palio (ex FA CEO) he said that since the Rio/DrugsTest incident they have always inserted a clause in the manager's contract that the CEO/Board have the ultimate right to make a decision on selection/captain.
It's either in the contract in black and white or it's not. No grey areas here. If the former, then Capello has a grievance if not then tough. Either way it should be obvious and not a subject for legal waffle.
The main thing is that he is no longer manager, the truth is he should have been sacked after the world cup fiasco. My main concern is what apears to be the inability of the FA to get a decent manager for the English team.
Legality aside, I think the FA are hooligans. The man did his job and some yahoo comes along and does things that are less than sterling and then has the cajones to blow his own horn - I am sooooooo great. Just pure rubbish.
No matter which way you dress this whole episode up, the fact remains - irrespective of 'right', the FA have confirmed, by their recent actions, that the England manager position is a 'poisoned chalice'
No manager in their right mind should let the emotional importance of the role overtake the need to work under the shambolic heirarchy of the FA
I would like to think the basis of article is correct but this is the English FA we are talking about.
The breakdown of trust between the two parties was irreparable so the inevitable happened. I would guess FC was paid up in full with a little extra to say very little.
Perhaps you could offer FC some advice to make a claim on a "no win no fee" basis!
perhaps a more interesting analysis would cover the liabilities of the FA in this situation for Capello's remuneration in respect of the unexpired portion of his previously agreed term of tenure. Has the action of the FA over Terry been serious enough to amount to grounds for his walking away, then claiming he has in effect been dismissed from his post? I would find it hard to think that, but for another reason I'm glad he has gone. I remain to be convinced that he hasn't just milked the position and now is leaving just ahead of the time where one or two shortcomings are likely to be confirmed in similar fashion to the last World Cup, the timing of this certainly would appear somewhat convenient to that at least.
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2012 Player Capsules: Larry Sanders
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Larry Sanders caught a lot of flak for pulling the "Hold me back! Hold me back!" routine against the Indiana Pacers. It was well-deserved. Sanders started the incident. He'd been playing recklessly before that game. He deserved all the scorn he got.
But allow me to posit another premise.
Danny Granger is a @#$%@#$%
Granger has started scuffles with Kyrylo Fesenko and Channing Frye. He spent the Pacer's entire series against the Heat trying to start a fight with Lebron James. Granger is basically Reggie Miller with muscles and a diverse skill set.
Sanders has two choices: 1) stop being such an easy target or 2) be my Divine Justice and put Granger in a Sharpshooter.
I think we can safely take option one off the table because Sanders fouled out of Summer League. Players get like a bazillion fouls in Summer League. So I look forward to screaming "What!" chants the next time the Pacers are in town.
Sanders did have a better year than his rookie year. His assists per 40 minutes jumped from 0.7 to 2.1. POINT CENTER!
His slightly improved season was due to one simple adjustment: he took less jumpers than lay-ups. Two years ago, Sanders finished 64% at the rim, but the Bucks made him a pick-and-pop guy. He shot 31% from 16-23 feet away! Who would want him to shoot jumpers? The Bucks, that's who.
Two things happened for Sanders to take more shots at the basket. First, he had to play center since the Bucks didn't have one. Second, the Bucks started emphasizing cuts to the basket. Sanders shots at the rim were assisted 71 percent of the time as opposed to 54% the season before. These two adjustments are directly affected by addition of Samuel Dalembert. Sanders will have very limited time at center now. Plus, will Dalembert's presence eat up space in the paint?
If Doron Lamb represents polish undervalued, then Sanders represents front office hubris. Sanders is Diet Anthony Randolph. Guys like Sanders and Randolph seem to represent a world of possibilities because of their athleticism. This leads to trying to develop too much instead of focusing on what those guys can already do and letting everything else grow naturally. Sanders can finish and block shots. Hopefully he sticks to that.
About the Author (Author Profile)Ian Segovia has been watching the Milwaukee Bucks for several years and has been writing for about as long. Those are all his qualifications.
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Larry Sanders just fouled me because I looked up at the clock…
I passed him on the street. We saw each other and nodded our heads like us brothas do, and I thought all was good. A second later, he whacked the crap out of me.
@Marq @Bizzucks That's funny.
Anthony Randolph is with the Bucks? I didn't know that. I doubt that sanders will stay with the team much longer considering he is WAY down the depth chart at center. Even rookie John Henson is ahead of him.
Larry Sanders is the poor man's Vanilla Gorilla. Coincedentally, they are now teammates.
He could upgrade his status if he just learned how to keep his ass around the rim and how to catch the ball on offense, and to quit falling for every pump fake in the history of basketball on D.
Fare thee well "the Larry Sanders Show".. was fun while it lasted, but got cancelled due to low ratings
since you guys were first to the foul jokes
I'll give Larry credit for one thing… in the face of adversity (like 7 guys in white jerseys taking shots at him) he wasn't going to back down. If he could just channel that scrappy nature of his in a more constructive manner, he could be legendary! I heard Duleavy offered to tutor him just so he could play against Pacers again.
I give him credit for one thing: Sanders showed more emotion at that point than the team had showed all year. He's such a raw talent still after three years in the league, and it's kinda hard to envision him getting much better or being anything more than a big man off the bench.
I have a hunch that Larry is never going to learn how to play at a professional (or semi-professional) level. Athletic ability is often over-valued in professional sports. Skill and game IQ are much more important. Larry is unskilled and doesn't understand basketball. Based on his rate of progress I don't see him improving any time soon. If he doesn't get it soon we better cut him loose especially since he is buried on the depth chart and totally expendable. Professional organizations don't keep unprofessional players on the payroll. sorry for to h8 but watching this guy play drives me bananas.


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Adults and children 2 years and older: Brush teeth thoroughly after meals or at least twice a day, or as directed by a dentist or physician.
Children under 6 years: Instruct in good brushing and rinsing habits (to minimize swallowing).
Children under 2 years: Ask a dentist or physician.
Active Ingredients: Contains: Sodium Fluoride 0.24% (Anticavity Toothpaste)
Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda), Water, Glycerin, Sodium Saccharin, PEG-8, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Flavor, Cellulose Gum, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
Keep out of reach of children under 6 years of age. If more than used for brushing is accidentally swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.