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The FOXPRO ® Firestorm Electronic Predator Call provides hunters with a portable game call that doesn't minimize on quality sound. Dual amplified speakers deliver up to 200 sounds with 50 pre-loaded calls already included. You can even activate the device from your tree stand using the TX9 remote control. This caller features FOXBANG , which actives your #1 pre-set sound after you shoot your firearm for incredible hands-free calling.
TX9 Remote:
- Internal memory: Store up to 200 sounds
- 50 pre-recorded sounds
- Plays multiple file formats
- Dual amplified speakers
- Two external speaker jacks
- USB 2.0 port
- Remote/manual operation
- Charge jack
- Red backlit LCD display
- Low battery indicator
- Operates using 8 AA batteries
TX9 Remote:
- Backlit LCD panel
- Two custom sound presets
- Mute button
- Volume control
- Recall button
- Operates using 1 9V battery (not included)
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Country of Origin: United StatesWeb ID: 10842223
Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.4 out of 5�by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by RP Jr Impressed I'm impressed with this purchase. The remote is easy to use and I had it working out to 75 yds without a problem. The FOXPRO website has free downloads and software to manage your sounds. Everything works as advertised. October 22, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by Jr Foxpro Game Call FireStorm works great. Works great. Volume is perfect. I was about 65 yds out remote worked great. Can't wait to keep using it. Would buy again. July 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by bill43 10 minute call in This product worked great. On its first use i called in a big male coyote in ten minutes. He came in on top of my tracks and gave me a 30 yard shot.My 3 inch buckshot took him down.I have used the call a few more times but have not been able to call any more in yet.But i am happy with this product February 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by LWA Fox Pro - Quality Products Bought the FoxPro Firestorm for two purposes: 1). To play in the woods with my grandkids and teach them about wildlife, 2). To hunt Coyotes. I liked the 50 preloaded calls, but immediately added 32 more from the free calls provided on FoxPro's website. I already owned a FoxPro Jack-in-the-box for several years and was skeptical that it would work with the Firestorm call box, and more importantly with the remote control. The Firestorm, remote, and the Jack-in-the-box all worked perfectly. I had no problems with the remote with or without gloves. I have already had the call out playing in the woods with the grandkids twice and we are all having a lot of fun calling in wildlife. Great made in the USA product with an outstanding warantee. November 18, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5�by Buckeye Roger FOXPRO Firestorm Electronic Predator Cal Just bought it. Tested it out on neighborhood dogs! (worked great), crows in the back yard (worked even better), and have taken it out twice for coyote. (one "flew by" at thirty yards). Major disappointment is the quality of the buttons on the remote. They are not very responsive and I have to push them multiple times before it responds to the command. They are also too flat and hard to feel with gloves on. March 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by Russell Pricy but worth it control could be easier to scroll but once you use it some its not bad September 16, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5�by long shot small and lightweight yet powerful this call has great sounds, small and light, yet powerful. had an issue with remote but contacted the manufacturer and they sent a new one out that day. great customer service and that is hard to find these days. January 23, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5�by Pete Product good, so far Just used it a few times and it's working as advertised. It's a pain to manually program the sounds and the programming utility is a kinda low-tech, but at least it does the sound numbering for you. Remote is a bit hard to see at night and the buttons could be a bit bigger for cold wheather use.[...] January 22, 2011
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City seeking images that showcase what's special about Louisville
What makes you proud to be a Louisvillian? That's the question Mayor Greg Fischer is wanting people to answer with images during the city's first-ever photo contest, open to participants of all skill levels.
"Louisville is a very special place with unique neighborhoods and attractions and we want people to capture that," Fischer said. "Whether it's on an iPhone or a Nikon, we want people scouring the city and taking cool and fun photos – show us what's special about your neighborhood or street. This is the people's photo contest and we want to get lots of images with people in them."
There is no cost to enter and participants may submit up to 10 images. There are both adult and youth (under 18) categories. The deadline for entries is Friday, May 10.
Within the broad theme of what makes you proud to live in Louisville, examples of subjects may include landscapes, landmarks and iconic places, action shots, friends, animals, abstract images, sports and special events. Fischer noted that Louisville contains nearly 400 square miles and many hidden gems, neighborhoods and landmarks that rarely show up in photos.
The top winner in the adult and youth category will receive a prize package including items such as a weekend stay at the Galt House Hotels, passes to the Louisville Zoo and Metro Parks golf courses, tickets to Louisville Bats games, a gift card from Quest Outdoors and more. Winners will also have their image(s) displayed on the official Louisvilleky.gov web site and Mayor Fischer's Facebook page and may be used in the Mayor's weekly newsletter or other city issued publications.
The photo entries will be judged by two local professional photographers, Bill Luster a free-lance photographer who retired in 2012 after many years with the Courier-Journal, and Jamie Rhodes whose photography clients include the Kentucky Derby Festival and North Healthcare.
Entries, in digital form such as a CD or flash drive, can be mailed to:
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The strong winter storm that brought blizzard conditions to the north-central U.S. and tornadoes to the Southeast on Sunday lifted northeastward across the Great Lakes towards southeastern Canada on Monday. As the system progresses, a cold airmass over the Upper Great Lakes supported a mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow across the region. A coating to about two tenths of an inch of ice was expected in the upper tier of the Great Lakes, especially in the higher/elevated terrain of the area. This mixture of precipitation also spread across the Northeast as the system shifted eastward. Wintry precipitation in southern New England began to change into rain showers by the afternoon.
Meanwhile, the associated cold front pushed eastward through the Eastern Valleys and across the Mid-Atlantic with light to moderate scattered showers, while the southern half of the disturbance remained stretched across the Southeast. A broad swath of southwesterly flow streaming across the Southern Plains and Southeast and allowed moisture to focus along and near the cold front. This translated into widespread to scattered rain showers with areas of moderate to locally heavy rain and ongoing thunderstorms near the Gulf Coast from eastern Texas and Louisiana through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and the Florida Panhandle.
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The James Millikin Homestead, located in Decatur, Illinois, is the former residence of James and Anna Millikin, founders of Millikin University, Millikin Bank, and Millikin Estate Trust. In June 1974, the Millikin Homestead was added to the National Register of Historic places.
For more about the history of the James Millikin Homestead, please visit the History page.
Mr. and Mrs. Millikin Days are being held Monday, May 5 through Thursday, May 8, 2014. All third grade students from throughout Decatur and Macon County are invited guests for a tour through the Millikin's late 19th century home. Mr. and Mrs. Millikin greet them along with many members of their staff. The cast of characters are portrayed by Homestead volunteers. This is the thirty-fifth year that the Millikin Days have been held for the area school children. Contact: Anna Mae Carlson (428-8908), Terry Grant (433-2795), and Mary Ann Groves (767-2214).
The James Millikin Homestead proudly announces their 2014 Fundraiser- Some Enchanted Evening- Musical Revue of the Songs by Rodgers & Hammerstein. This stunning collection of compositions places five Millikin University student performers in a theatrical setting- first "backstage" where the songs are sun as personal interplay, and then "onstage." Opportunities to dance and sing along are included. When: Saturday, October 25, 2014. Where: lower level of the Millikin University Richards Treat University Center (LRUTC). Cost: $85 per person with cash bar. Contact: 217-767-1043
Through regularly scheduled open houses, educational events, custom tours and rentals, fundraisers on location, and off-site sponsored events, the Homestead makes an effort to reach many different age and interest groups. One popular event is the "Mr. and Mrs. Millikin Days" program, where hundreds of local 3rd grade students are in attendance.
For more information about "Mr. and Mrs. Millikin Days," open houses, rental rates, and other events, please visit the following pages: Tours & Rates, Key Dates, and Special Events.
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The Millikin Homestead has close ties to Millikin University. Located just blocks from the Millikin University campus, the Homestead's grounds and buildings are cared for by the Millikin University grounds crew and security detail.
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Cops treading water? Emanuel says no
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy last year. | Rich Hein~Sun-Times
Updated: September 29, 2012 6:10AM
Mayor Rahm Emanuel tried Monday to skin back — or at least clarify — Police Supt. Garry McCarthy's claim that Chicago Police are "treading water" in the fight against violence after another weekend bloodbath on Chicago streets.
"I talked to Garry about that. That's not [what he meant]. What he was talking about is a particular area at a particular point. Overall . . . crime is down 9-to-10 percent. That doesn't just come your way. You have to go work for it," the mayor said.
"Where we have tried new tactics — like in Englewood where you see a 25 percent drop in homicides — how do we take that to other places? In the [Grand Crossing] district, we saw we had a problem, put [in] new leadership [and] we've seen a dramatic change in just the last three weeks . . . We have to now deal with what's happened in Grand Crossing over the weekend — and we will do that."
Nine people were killed and 28 others were wounded in shootings since Friday.
It was yet another indication that a July that was one of Chicago's least deadly in decades has given way to a bloody August that undermines McCarthy's claims that his anti-violence strategy of disbanding specialized units in favor of putting more officers on beat patrol in neighborhood districts is taking hold.
On Monday, Emanuel noted that most of the weekend violence was concentrated in the city's Gresham police district, where there has been a "spike in gang-on-gang violence."
"A lot of people did enjoy this city this week. What happened in the 6th District in Grand Crossing is not reflective of the whole city . . . The weekend [violence] — it's isolated. Not isolated, but the bulk of it comes in one area of Grand Crossing," he said.
"[But] that doesn't matter. Now, we have to do what we have to do in Grand Crossing. There is an example of what's working in Englewood and in East and West Garfield Park. And we have to replicate that. That's our responsibility . . . We had a particular issue in Grand Crossing and we're gonna deal with what's going on there in the same way that we successfully dealt with Englewood to date."
On Jan. 23, McCarthy kicked Englewood District Commander Anthony Carothers upstairs as part of a larger plan to stop the bleeding by targeting gangs and drug markets in the two most violent districts.
The idea was to saturate the Englewood and Harrison districts with additional gang and narcotics officers, put the gangs and drug markets out of business, round up the fugitives and make the clean-up permanent with help from a "network of community, faith-based and government resources."
The city's commitment to stop the bleeding persuaded the federal government to commit resources to do the same.
Three Drug Enforcement Administration teams comprised of 40 agents have spent months working with Chicago Police on short and long-term narcotics missions in the Englewood and Harrison districts while FBI agents joined "shooting investigative teams.
The U.S. Marshals Service joined police on "fugitive apprehension missions" while the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms used its Strike Force to assist in making gun buys in the two districts.
The IRS targeted the assets of local drug dealers, and the Illinois Department of Corrections conducted "zero tolerance" compliance checks of parolees. Cook County and federal prosecutors have reviewed all gun cases to pinpoint ones that can be prosecuted on the federal level.
That's the comprehensive saturation strategy that the mayor now wants to duplicate in the Gresham and South Chicago Districts. But Emanuel said Monday it won't work if area residents who witness crimes won't share that information with police.
"I'd like to remind everybody that it also requires the community to step up. You're not a snitch. You have a role in community policing. The first word of community policing is community," he said.
At a Saturday news conference touting a crackdown on two South Side drug markets, McCarthy said he sees the police department's anti-violence strategy taking root.
"We're not winning, we're not losing. We're basically treading water," McCarthy said. He said that in the month of August, "we had some trouble because some of these retaliatory shootings are happening quicker than we can stop them."
Emanuel has encouraged McCarthy to get out there and explain to the public what he's doing to combat a rising homicide rate fueled by gang violence that has suddenly become a media obsession both locally and nationally. But, with that comes risk.
McCarthy is a quote machine nowhere near as measured as his boss, who always appears to be following a script.
On Monday, the mayor found himself in the uncomfortable position of having to explain away a remark made by his police superintendent.
Despite the correction — and another bloody summer weekend — sources said Emanuel has not lost confidence either in McCarthy or in the superintendent's strategic decision to disband specialized units to return more officers to beat patrol.
McCarthy remains the first person Emanuel talks to in the morning and one of the last people he talks to at night. The mayor is constantly pressuring McCarthy to try new strategies and think "outside the box" to combat the gang violence that has turned some Chicago neighborhoods into shooting galleries, sources said.
"The frustration is it's not turning around sooner," said a top mayoral aide, noting that McCarthy "shares that impatience."
The mayor also called for tougher gun laws and stiffer sentences for those convicted of gun crimes to stop suburban gun shops from flooding Chicago streets with a seemingly unlimited supply of weapons, as disclosed by the Chicago Sun-Times.
And he talked about the "milestone" that will be reached this week when the city demolishes the 100th abandoned building that has served as a haven for gangs.
Even before the latest spate of violence, some aldermen have been calling for a return to the roving citywide units that McCarthy disbanded in favor of putting more officers on beat patrol in neighborhood districts.
Emanuel hedged when asked whether he is giving any thought to resurrecting those units.
"We're always gonna be looking at tactics and freshening up what we can do in a particular neighborhood that's having particular gang-on-gang violence as it has in Grand Crossing this weekend," the mayor said.
Pressed further about the specialized units, he said, "You're gonna focus on one thing. I'm focused on all . . . aspects of what we're doing and what we have to do now in the 6th District, [including] one area that represented about 45 percent of the shootings and a third of the homicides . . . My goal is not to say something different for the whole city when we have issues particular to a neighborhood. . . I want to see what we have to do in the 6th and 4th Districts, where we had a particular flare-up this weekend."


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Billionaire David Einhorn's Investor Letter: Short Pitney Bowes
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Why billionaire David Einhorn hates Pitney Bowes (NYSE: PBI)
It turns out that Einhorn's Greenlight Capital hedge fund underperformed in 2012, putting in a 7.9% return for full year 2012, compared to the S&P 500's 2012 return of over 13%.
However, since its inception in 1996, Greenlight has managed to return an annualized 19.4% net of fees (check out Greenlight's long portfolio,) so when he speaks, investors tend to listen. Hence, why I'm curious about his distaste for Pitney Bowes. In his 2012 letter to shareholders, Einhorn had this to say about Pitney:
Our three year old thesis that Pitney Bowes was a "melting ice cube" due to secular declining U.S. mail volumes played out. The company has been in a perpetual restructuring mode and reported a series of disappointing quarters. In addition, the viability of the dividend came into question. We covered the short position with a nice gain.
Although Einhorn covered his short position with a "nice gain," I believe the stock still has room to fall. The price of sending mail with a first-class stamp is up to $0.46 after a $0.01 increase last month and will likely continue to rise. Overall, the prices for mailing and shipping services will increase by 4% on average due to the recent rate hikes. These hikes come as the U.S. Postal Service continues to struggle, and embarks on possible insolvency.
A large part of Pitney's revenues are overexposed to the United States Postal Service. As a result, it requires a robust and operating USPS infrastructure, but this infrastructure has been dwindling. The USPS had to borrow $15 billion from the U.S. Treasury in 2012, but even that wasn't enough for the agency. Things have gotten aggressively worse, with USPS defaulting on two payments in 2012 to fund future postal retirees' health benefits. The USPS is again cutting hours, slicing jobs and closing locations, all of which does not bode well for Pitney.
The industry is narrowing
The fundamental industry changes are numerous, from technological changes to developments in customer preferences. Ironically, Pitney changed the mailing industry with its technology. Pitney was an innovative and growing company, until technology caught up to it. Now the company is seeing immense pressure due to a fundamental change in how content is delivered and business is transacted. One big player in changing the way bills are paid is eBay's online payment company PayPal. Per eMarketer, the U.S. retail ecommerce sales industry will grow from $224 billion in 2012 to $361 billion in 2016.
Other big names suffering from the decline in physical mail circulation include magazine and newspaper publishers. The New York Times (NYSE: NYT) has seen its stock pushed down almost 50% the last five years, and has not paid a dividend in over four years. Analysts' also expect The New York Times to see a negative 6% annual growth rate in earnings for the next five years.
As far as other major publishers, it appears one of the best ways to survive is to spin off publishing businesses and focus on entertainment. Take News Corp (NASDAQ: NWSA), where recent quarterly results showed that its publishing segment contributed only $53 million of the company's $1.58 billion operating profit, will spin off its publishing business later this year. Another notable media company.
Time Warner (NYSE: TWX), is also exploring the sale of its entire magazine portfolio. This would include dumping such titles as Time, Sports Illustrated and People. The sale of Time Inc. and the suite of magazines could fetch Time Warner as much as $2 billion to $3.5 billion. Thanks to their media businesses, News Corp and Time Warner have weathered the demand decline for print much better than The New York Times. News Corp is up over 40% the last five years, and Time Warner is up 13%.
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Pitney's customers have been reducing budgets, which includes spending on postage, and are seeking cost efficient ways to lower office supply costs. All of these pressures have put steady downward pressure on Pitney's revenues, with a steady downtrend for the last six years:
Questionable dividendI also question Pitney's insanely high 11% dividend yield. With declining revenues and cash flow, it's hard to see how the company will be able to continue paying out such a high dividend. Based on analysts' earnings estimates, if it maintains its current dividend yield with no dividend growth, it would be paying out over 85% of earnings by 2014:
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Pitney's growth is limited, and so is its limited financial flexibility, due to a high dividend payout. Although David Einhorn (see Einhorn's newest picks) has already exited his short position, I think the stock could easily see more downside, and in the least I would not be a buyer.See what else I found in Einhorn's letter: Part 1 (saviors of 2012), Part 2 (big bets for 2013), Part 3: (Marvell Technology) Part 4 (Computer Sciences), Part 5 (short iron ore.)
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Motor Supply Company Bistro
- Address:
920 Gervais St.
Columbia, SC 29201Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Motor Supply Company Bistro
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.motorsupplycobistro.com/
- Phone: 8032566687x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday-Saturday, 11:30 am-2:30 pm
Dinner: Tuesday-Thursday, 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Friday-Saturday, 5:30 pm-10:30 pm
Sunday, 5:30 pm-9:00 pm
Brunch: Sunday, 10:30 am-2:30 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Creole / Cajun / Southern, Fusion / Eclectic, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Wesley Fulmer
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: Koger Center for the Arts, Columbia Museum of Art, Colonial Life Arena, Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center; local bars, clubs and nightlife; several hotels and shopping venues all within walking distance in the Vista
- Special Events: We host a biannual farm-to-table celebration to give back to our local, sustainable farming partners called Harvest Week. For details about the next Harvest Week, visit http://www.motorsupplycobistro.com, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Park and Lincoln Sts.
- Public Transit: There are several public transit stops throughout the Columbia, SC downtown area, one of which is located a half-block from Motor Supply Co. Bistro. During the evenings, especially on weekends, taxis are readily available throughout the Vista.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: Free valet parking Tuesday-Saturday evenings and Tuesday-Friday at lunch. Parking lot with ~20 spaces. Easily accessible street parking.
A word from Motor Supply Company Bistro
Located in the historic Congaree Vista with a heated patio and free valet parking, Motor Supply has been serving progressive, New World cuisine using classic French culinary techniques for over 20 years. Led by Executive Chef Wesley Fulmer, the kitchen's lunch, dinner and brunch handwritten menus change daily, featuring contemporary New American cuisine, with nods to Creole, Cajun, Southern, French and Asian cuisine. Motor Supply works with local, sustainable farms for produce, meats, dairy and more. Seafood is caught off of the SC coast, and all of our charcuterie, desserts, stocks, sauces and dressings are made in-house. The bar boasts an extensive Wine Spectator Award of Excellence-winning list (2006-13), imported, domestic and local craft beers, as well as an artisan farm-to-shaker cocktail list made from house-infused liquors, handmade bitters, barrel-aged spirits and locally-sourced ingredients and garnishes, mixed up by Head Barman Josh Streetman.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
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Motor Supply Company Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
136 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (95)special occasion (89)notable wine list (56)romantic (53)neighborhood gem (42)great for outdoor dining (30)hot spot (30)great for brunch (29)good for groups (29)great for lunch (28)vibrant bar scene (15)late-night find (5)kid-friendly (4)Show More
- Awesome business dinnerLindaLouDined on 9/13/2014we selected this restaurant for a business dinner, and it could not have gone more smoothly. One of our dinner guests had several food sensitivities and they were really able to guide us effortlessly into selections that would work. I had seared scallops with green beans, and it was outstanding. One diner had the vegetarian dish (eggplant). He thought it was delicious...just wished there had been more. This is definitely "California Cuisine" .. You WILL have room for dessert! I LIKE that...he wanted a little more. Next time he will order a salad pre entrée!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love their food!gagalVIPDined on 9/12/2014We only visit Columbia once every two years for the certain football game but we have been coming here for the last three games. Their food has incredible flavors and I am always intrigued by their food combinations. Makes me want to take out one of my 3000+ cookbooks when I get home and start cooking!Special Features:
- Always a winner!RIdinerVIPDined on 9/12/2014I have been here three times and it has always been excellent. The changing menu keeps it fresh.Special Features:
- Amazing experiencerachezDined on 9/12/2014We came for our 2 year anniversary and we were very impressed. The waitress was knowledgeable about the menu and made every dish sound delectable. We finally choose 2 different steaks and both were exceptional: crispy and flavorful on the outside and melt in your mouth on the inside. My boyfriend said it was the best steak he's ever had. We can't wait for an excuse to come back.Special Features:
- Our go to date night!cchoosDined on 9/7/2014Always come back to The Motor Supply Company for our date nights. My husband and I love the atmosphere, the service is always great, and the food is outstanding.Special Features:
- Perfect dining experienceMichaelBVIPDined on 9/4/2014Party of 4 and each of our meals and appetizers were excellent. Motor Supply has been a long time favorite and we keep wondering how it just gets better and better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gervais GemWacowillyDined on 9/4/2014Don't let the name fool you . This is not a burger and beer joint. My wife and had the Cobia, daughter the CAB sirloin and son-in-law duck. All were exquisite in presentation and taste. Service was second to none. This just went to the top of our list of best places to eat in Columbia.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GIGIVIPDined on 9/3/2014TOO LOUD - TOO EXPENSIVE FOR THE VALUE AND VERY LIMITED MENU. WILL NOT GO BACK. AND OUR GUESTS FELT THE SAME.
- Not to be missedEkwalker80Dined on 8/31/2014I took my 2 children ages 3 and 7 for dinner. They do not have a children's menu which is wonderful! We enjoyed mussels, the butcher block, salad, and Cobia. The service was friendly and the wine list extensive. They source their food locally and create amazing dishes full of passion! We had a truly amazing experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Shen98Dined on 8/29/2014Nice ambiance, nice wine list. Fun bar scene and great patio. Good option for a nice dinner in the vista.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatWillieDined on 8/29/2014Would have had 5 stars but the outdoor seating had a huge glare, then the sun was coming in through the unfinished patio and making us so hot we had to move. The waiter said they were almost finished and that it wouldn't be an issue when completed. Would recommend this place, but don't sit outside until they are finished with the remodel. Food was excellent and local/fresh. Pricey but worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Anniversary DinnerBigJeffDined on 8/28/2014Service was outstanding, from the time we were greeted at the door to the time we left. Our server was attentive to our needs, helped us decide what meals we were going to have and was knowledgable about the beer list. It's one thing to have someone knowledgable about the wine list, that's pretty much a given, but when you're knowledgeable about the beer list, its a huge plus in my book. Wife and I had the Duck and flat iron. Both were outstanding and cooked perfectly. Great night out.Special Features:
- RawrfDined on 8/26/2014The experience started outside. Valet was very kind and welcoming. Price included in meal tips only. Hostess was intelligent and quick to help us. Server was knowledgeable. Kindly gave excellent suggestions to aid in our decisions. Appetizer was so good it only left us wanting more. Bread was brought to the table with specialty butter. Bread left some to be desired. Entrees were both outstanding and the menu is fresh and changes regularly. MSco. also had an extensive unique cocktail and wine list. Overall wonderful experience would go back in an instant if looking for a nice meal in the Vista.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hangin in columbiavisittocharlestonDined on 8/26/2014It is a bit hidden on the main street, but completely lovely on the inside. The patio was just renovated and is quite lovely. The food was amazing! Everything I had melted in my mouth and was cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- FABULOUS!!!grubgirlDined on 8/24/2014This is my first time at Motor Supply Company. I have been wanting to go for some time and I was not disappointed. I will dine here as much as possible especially due to the ever changing menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding!foodiemomDined on 8/23/2014Motor Supply is by far my new favorite restaurant! Small but definitely big in ambiance and overall experience. Our server was promp, polite, and very knowledgeable. The menu changes every night which I personally love. The food is absolutely fantastic and unique with a wine list to match. If you are looking to make an impression or just want to try something fun and new. This, is the place to go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Dining Experience!HappyDinersDined on 8/23/2014Our youngest son just started his freshman year at USC. Not being particularly familiar with Columbia we hunted around on online to find a nice place to eat when we come to visit him. Boy, did we win the lottery on finding this restaurant! The food was excellent and the server was very attentive and friendly. The restaurant itself had a nice upscale feel to it without being pretentious. Parking is a bit tight so be sure to take advantage of the valet service!Special Features:
- A little shy of perfectionMakeextrasyrupDined on 8/19/2014After making a res. on OT, we waited another 10 min. once we arrived. We ordered the charcuterie plate, but the pickles were way to vinegar-y. My mom ordered sweet tea & was told they only served unsweet. I get that, but when I asked for simple syrup (something I knew they had at the bar), they told us they only had a little & couldn't give us any. It's only water/sugar; not some magical concoction. Geesh! For a place that touts themselves as local/fresh, they should have a sweetener that's not artificial. The rest of the meal was delicious. We shared the cobia, coulette steak & mushroom/avacado salad. All scrumptious. We eneded the meal w/ coffee & lemon/blueberry cake. Yum. Overall good exp, but I'd work on the sweetener & res. issues.Special Features:
- Expected more/better from rec7platesDined on 8/17/2014Never write reviews, but MS was recommended to us by some hometown (Austin) friends. Obviously, we are used to hip dining and "foodie" experiences being from Austin. While the food was good, the drinks were too sweet and the waiter couldn't tell me the ingredients. The staff, from hostess to waiter was blah, and the decor stuck in a time warp. The handwritten menu, while obviously meant to be unique, was difficult to read. Again, ok, but MS so doesn't give a cool, hip, local vibe, farm to table type place that we usually enjoy and are used to. Additionally, we are not food/restaurant snobs, but this place seems to rely on hype and not enough follow through. Would not go back and won't recommend to other USC parents. Up your game.
- Outstanding Service Delicious FoodPhilly16famDined on 8/17/2014From the friendly greeting we received at the door by Stephanie, to the fabulous service from Emily we knew we had stumbled upon a gem. Each one of us enjoyed our lunch so much that day, we returned two days later for Sunday Brunch! The food was very fresh and the quality for both meals was just delicious and so enjoyable. We look forward to another great dining experience and outstanding service at The Motor Supply Company.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/17/2014Food is great, but the cheese grits at brunch were extremely salty. I could barely eat them. Otherwise, the food was delicious. Service was ok. Server didn't separate checks for our 5 party group. She stated would should have told her ahead of time and wasn't very polite about it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious menuSabelle315Dined on 8/16/2014The food and the cocktails were wonderful. The fresh, daily menu keeps you on your toes so you never have the same thing twice. It's a lovely, small restaurant. If you are seated in the area with the bar, the tables are great and not too noisy. However, if you're given a table in the small entryway, it can be distracting. Staff and other customers constantly walking past your table when you're trying to enjoy a quiet, romantic night can ruin the mood. Try to request a table in the bar area.Special Features:
- expected more, got lessLynneDined on 8/16/2014portions small, prices high, food good, but not good enough to warrant these prices for the small quantity. Scallop appie had 2 scallops for 12 dollars! really? good thing we split it...wouldn't want to ruin my appetite! Husband ordered the hanger steak medium. it came out rare, sent it back. got it back as i was finishing my meal...these things happen, but no compensation what-so-ever. at least offer a free dessert, a free round of drinks or something! cheapos! probably won't be back so soon because of that. I ordered shrimp and grits...nothing special, seemed like frozen shrimp and were small. I had higher hopes for this $100+ meal.Special Features:
- Excellent!Colafoodie1Dined on 8/14/2014We are never disappointed. Their ever-changing menu ensures that every dining experience is fresh and new! Our favorite restaurant! New York has nothing on Motor Supply!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a treatYumYumsDined on 8/1/2014My husband and I enjoyed a dinner out with another couple who had never been to Motor Supply, and I think we've created new fans! Our meal was very good, although the snapper dish was not as delicious as some of the items I've had there before. Service from Ashley was excellent. Our only true disappointment was that the patio was closed, but we appreciate that it's being renovated and look forward to its re-opening!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/1/2014not much food for the price but the food was delicious, would not recommend unless someone has a lot of money to spend on food that is delicious and unique but not unforgettable. Just overpriced in my opinion, especially fo rthe amount you get even if is high quality.Special Features:
- Keep cvoming backjscottVIPDined on 7/30/2014This is my second trip to the area and both times I have eaten here. The food and service is great. I will be back next time I am in the area.Special Features:
- Always greatOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/29/2014We love that the food is as local as possible. Always fresh and priced right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved itOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/23/2014Great food, very good service and tasty beer. Worth every pennySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another great meal!OFPformeDined on 7/23/2014We scheduled an early wedding anniversary dinner to accommodate travel plans, and the Motor Supply staff once again rose to the occasion! Our food was well served, fresh, and exciting. We were delighted with the entire operation and will travel quite a distance to visit in the future.Special Features:
- All Around ExcellencejohnandsarahDined on 7/20/2014We were here Sunday evening for my Mother's Birthday dinner. Our group was seated comfortably at a table for six with plenty of room for drinks, appetizers, and elbows to spread out. Although a pricier dining option I can comfortably say that I have not had a better meal in Columbia, with relaxed but professional service from our amazing server Adam. I would highly recommend that those who love an emphasis on local, farm to table dishes try this spot. The dishes themselves are absolutely phenomenal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What Happened?SteveDined on 7/19/2014I've been a patron of Motor Supply for decades. Thus far, my only bad experience. But it was bad. My wife had the tomato trio, I the duck. Our food looked as though it was pre-purchased of prepared much earlier. The duck looked like a baked skinless chicken. No glazing, sauce, nothing. Just plain duck. Any our dinner was served less than 3 minutes after our drinks were served. Felt very rushed, even though they were not busy.
- Good food and nice atmospherebulldogdinerDined on 7/18/2014The food here was very good and the atmosphere was very nice. It was a place you can go to get food made with fresh ingredients. My wife and I enjoyed our meal very much. I tasted my wife's swordfish she ordered and it was very tasty. That is saying a lot since I don't normally like fish of any kind. Wait staff was great and everyone seemed to want to make sure we enjoyed out meal. Even the valet asked us when we were leaving how we enjoyed our meal and told us to have a great night and we didn't use the valet service to park our car. Over all it was a great dinner out with my wife.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2000Dined on 7/16/2014very nice food, ingredients were fresh and food was creative, especially enjoyed the tomato trio, and swordfish special. server was nice but seemingly was in a hurry to leave. she presented the check prior to offering dessert, coffee, etc. she actually seemed a little miffed that those things were ordered.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhenomenalIheartfoodDined on 7/16/2014Food, service, ambiance all amazing. Adam is the best server ever and all of the food is delicious. The cocktails are just as creative and delicious as the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding Food!ImfromcharlestonDined on 7/15/2014I am not from the area, but next time I am in Columbia, I will make sure to come back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious as usual!!HolleyVIPDined on 7/12/2014Food- amazing!!! Staff- knowledgeable and friendly. You cannot go wrong choosing this restaurant! We took friends that had never been and they were so impressed :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delightful!Colafoodie1Dined on 7/11/2014We had reservations at 8:30 on a Friday night. Our table was not available when we arrived so we went to the bar for a cocktail. I ordered one of the specials created for the Tasty Tomato Festival celebration. It was refreshingly wonderful...a little kick that was just perfect. We waited about 20 minutes overall for our table which wasn't too bad. We continued our experience by splitting an appetizer that was another Tasty Tomato creation and the duck confit salad. Both were delicious as was the rest of our meal. Everything we ate was carefully prepared and was a true culinary delight. As the menu is always changing to adapt to the seasonal abundance of local fresh food, we definitely can't wait to return for more superb creative dishes!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/11/2014Motor Supply has become incredibly consistent from start to finish with creative menu options from the bar and kitchen. It can get loud (though not this night), but it's always a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our go-to for nice night on townBlakeDined on 7/11/2014We really love this place. It's our go-to for a nice night on the town. The food is always incredible and the menu is always new. Their drink menu from wines to cocktails is worth noting. I would give you something specific to try but you really can't go wrong with anything on their menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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This section not to apply while subchapter III of this chapter is in effect, see section 3549 of this title.
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6 things to think about in August
The next few weeks could be volatile after the market hit new highs in July. Disney, meanwhile, will be this week's big earnings report.
The stock market managed decent gains last week, confounding pundits and investors who keep seeing a pullback just around the corner.
The Dow Jones industrials ($INDU) gained a modest 0.6%. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index ($INX) added 1.1%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index ($COMPX) rose 2.1%. The Dow and S&P 500 ended the week at record highs. The Nasdaq finished at its highest level since September 2000.
While the next few weeks could be quiet as Wall Street typically heads to the beach, there are clouds that could disrupt the dreamy days by the shore. Interest rates are a worry. The Dow and S&P 500 now sport gains of nearly 20% for the year. The Nasdaq is up 22%. Many analysts fear that gains that big can be followed by sell-offs. Technical indicators also suggest the market is getting frothy. It is not yet, however, a screaming sell.
Ralph Acampora, the managing director of market analytics at Altaira Wealth Management and a longtime Wall Street veteran, thinks the market is still a big buy.
Here are six questions to think about.
Why do investors fear August? The Stock Traders Almanac reminds us that August has produced among the worst results for stock investors since 1987. If you want bad, just look at 2011 -- when the debt ceiling crisis produced losses of 3% to 6% for major averages, or to 2010, when the averages fell more than 4.5%. It can also be a pretty good month as well, but it can set up a nasty sting. We all know what happened in 2008. In August 2000, the Dow jumped 6.6%. The Nasdaq was up 11.7%. Of course, the market totally fell apart afterward, with the Nasdaq sinking 72% by October 2002.
What's worse than August? September. The 2008 recession nearly became a depression after Lehman Bros. collapsed. September 2001 was rocked by the Sept. 11 terror attacks. In 1987, the market began its slide to the Oct. 19, 1987 crash. And, of course, there was the debt ceiling crisis of 2011, a holdover from August. There are worries the debt-ceiling battle will erupt again next month, along with a budget fight. Plus the Federal Reserve may announce it's trimming its bond-buying, and it's not clear how the markets will absorb that news. Interest rates jumped after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke started to talk about trimming the bond-buying. And rising rates, as we know, are death to stocks.
What did the July jobs report tell us? The bottom line from the jobs report: The second quarter was nothing to write home about. There was job growth, just not as much as hoped. There were declines in the participation rate, weekly hours and weekly wages. The jobless claims numbers released on Thursday suggested a bit more buoyancy in the economy. Claims fell to their lowest level since January 2008. Car sales in July may have dipped slightly from June. But the seasonally adjusted 15.9-million-unit sales rate was the second best month since the recession ended.
What are corporate earnings saying? They're telling us the economy -- domestic and global -- remains a slog. Forget the idea that earnings are beating estimates by a large margin. The money ideas are these: Earnings among S&P 500 companies are expected to grow 4.3% from a year ago. That's not great. And because financial earnings have been very good, it probably means the earnings coming up won't show much growth. Revenue is the larger issue. With the exception of the financial companies, revenues aren't doing much. Energy revenue are down 8%. Technology revenues are down 4%.
Is any earnings report bigger than Disney's this week? Nope. Walt Disney (DIS) is the big kahuna, reporting after Tuesday's close. The entertainment giant is expected to earn $1.02 a share in its fiscal-third-quarter, up from $1.01 a year ago. Revenue of $11.7 billion will be a 5.1% gain from a year ago. Disney's results will be fueled by its television business, particularly ESPN. Watch the results from theme parks and cruise ships. That's a great gauge of consumer confidence. Shares are up 33% this year, fourth best among the 30 Dow stocks. Also reporting next week: luxury retailer Michael Kors (KORS), Tuesday; fashion retailer Polo Ralph Lauren (RL) and Tesla Motors (TSLA), Wednesday; Dillard's (DDS) on Thursday and James River Coal (JRCC) on Friday.
Are there big earnings reports left? Yes, the week of Aug. 12 is a big week. It includes Cisco Systems (CSCO), Wal-Mart Stores (WMT), Macy's (M), Deere (DE), Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) and J.C. Penney (JCP).
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The jobs report could be an issue. Things haven't looked good at all over the past few months and it feels like we may be reaching a tipping point one way or the other. Anything less than 150k or more than 240k will probably stir up the markets.
The next ISM and consumer confidence reports should also give us a better idea where we're headed, along with the results from back-to-school retail sales. In addition, we'll also get an idea from retailers about how much they plan to ramp up for the holidays.
Looking past that, the debt ceiling battle and Q3 GDP report will be huge factors this fall. If Q3 GDP growth comes in under 2%, that will mark the 4th consecutive quarter of sub-2% growth - an ominous sign.
I'm pretty sure the "surprise" that is shaping up August is a total default scenario in bonds. People are NOT making progress. I suspect bodies on college campuses will pale compared to enrollments... no one can cover the hiked tuition costs and loan rates. Without that exchange, people with multiple sub economic jobs will keep them but not make enough to participate in the economy. The chain reaction kills the holiday buying season.
We need Washington to divorce itself from Wall Street and force the Federal Reserve out of the credit buy-back and end the $85 billion monthly QE. Seeing 99% of business platforms that won't hire, just conspire and leave the economy in ashes... FAIL; while banking the largest stash of unearned cash in history- offshore... is a giant leap in the correct direction. You have to go- organized business. Choose wisely now and go in peace or tomorrow in pieces.
Active....I agree...And have been doing just that, but probably not near enough..
About 3-4% so far....Setting aside some dividends and culling hi-flyers or stagnant's.
Because of FED, I'm worrisome about positions in REITs.
I'm concerned about Sept. or the latter part of the month...But it always seems to be a fool's game for me trying to time Markets.
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Following the .Net platform's lead, the JVM is opening up as well. A variety of languages are now available that compile to Java bytecode, and some of them are pretty interesting. One that has gained a cult following is Groovy, which offers a Java-like syntax but is actually a dynamic language, similar to Perl, Python, and Ruby. It gives developers the safety and stability of the Java runtime but frees them from the often-restrictive Java syntax.
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Boston's Greenway will soon start a $1.5 million transformation into what its conservancy describes as a "robust" and "beautifully landscaped" park, complete with a new merry-go-round and comfortable furnishings.
Today The Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy announced a $1.5 million closing gift from The Tiffany & Co. Foundation, which will pay for the New Greenway Carousel Park.
According to the conservancy, "Located in the center of the 1.5-mile long Greenway, The Tiffany & Co. Foundation Grove at Carousel Park is destined to be a major attraction for locals and visitors."
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"The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway is a focal point for the City of Boston. This picturesque piece of land is a ribbon of lush gardens that provides beauty and enjoyment for everyone who lives and visits this city. The Tiffany & Co. Foundation Grove at Carousel Park will be a wonderful destination for everyone to enjoy," Georgia Murray, Board Chair at the Greenway Conservancy, said in a statement. "The Greenway Conservancy is deeply grateful for this incredibly generous grant from The Tiffany & Co. Foundation. This one-of-a-kind carousel is a community amenity that will delight children of all ages," added Jodi A. Wolin, the Greenway Conservancy's Director of Development.
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