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House sellers face 'reality gap'
Aug 13 2012
Houses in Scotland are being sold for almost 10% less than their asking price meaning sellers are facing a "reality gap", according to a property website.
The s1homes Scottish house price report showed that the average asking price for properties across the country was £169,269 between April and June, but the average amount homes were actually sold for was £153,301.
It means properties were sold for around £15,500 less than the price they were put on the market for.
The only exception is in Edinburgh, which is said to have "bucked the trend", with houses selling for slightly more than the asking price.
The "reality gap" was largest in North and South Lanarkshire, Glasgow, Dunbartonshire and Falkirk, according to the report.
It said that at the lower end of the market, which includes flats and terraced houses, sellers were more realistic, but at the higher end the average selling price of a detached house was almost 20% below the average asking price.
In the last three months, asking prices have gone up by 1.73% when compared with the previous quarter, and while average selling prices have also risen by 3.2% during the same period, commentators say sellers are being "unrealistic".
Mark Smith, managing director of s1homes, said: "The report shows that house sellers are still being unrealistic with their expectations and setting their asking prices too high. Even with the slight increase in selling prices achieved the gap between expectation and reality is still very marked, particularly at the higher end of the market."
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Mandy, so sorry about your cat
Mandy, so sorry about your cat
Shelley-mom to DS, 6
Mandy, I hope you're doing ok. I've been thinking about you all night.
In our house, it's a big night. Conner finally went poopy on the potty. We stuck to not giving him his favorite toys until he did. Like I said before, he wasn't over upset about losing them, but he'd ask for them from time to time. Tonight he finally did it-he went poopy on his potty!!! And not only that, he's so happy and dancing around. He ran up to Jesi and said, "Aren't you so excited?!" She gave him a high 5 and you could tell it just made his night.
Even 10 minutes after he ran up to me and said, "Mom, I'm so happy!"
, Chrissy. As the mother of a toddler boy who refuses to poop on the potty, I know it's nothing to be sniffed at. No pun intended.
Mandy, I hope you're finding comfort in some way this evening. I am thinking of you.
Yay for Conner!
I hate to add to the animal problems tonight but I called my mom earlier today and one of her cats is losing weight. With the initial tests they found nothing wrong but she's bringing her in for more.
Also, I took Bo to the vet today. He has Lyme disease and may have a heart problem. The vet said she expected Bo's heart rate to be around 100 and it was only 68. So I'm taking him in for an EKG tomorrow. Then I was on twitter just now and one of my friend's diabetic cats is not eating!
Thoughts going out to our animal friends today
Don't worry about the lyme. It's very treatable. Both my dogs have had it. Do you know if Bo is heartworm negative? 68 is the low end of normal for heart rate, but given that he is a smaller dog, it is a good idea to check it out.
YAY Connor! Give him some M&Ms from me, would ya?
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Molly, speaking of the animal kingdom, you wouldn't happen to have the duck story I once wrote to you somewhere in your e-mail, wouldja?
I had another dinner mishap tonite along the same-ish lines, which made me try to find that story. Couldn't find it anywhere on hard drive. Couldn't find it by searching online for "No Harm, No Fowl" though I'd subsequenty posted the story to a couple message boards; only discovered how unoriginal that phrase was.
I will share tonight's tale perhaps tomorrow. I'm still feeling a little queasy.
That's awesome, Chrissy! Way to go, Conner!
So sorry about your kitty
My dog has had lyme as well but after one round of antibiotic treatment, was completely back to normal.
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YAYYYY!!!!! So happy for Conner!
Wonderful news for Conner! BTW, did you read this in NM&MIG? Tapir, the one giving the advice about the poo party, is a pediatrician, and I always have liked the advice she gives.
S. was screaming and screaming last night again. DH said, "There's something wrong with that boy." I was late getting home from picking the twins up because he fought me so hard getting him into the car seat. Then I had to finish dinner, put away two loads of laundry, put dishes away, take a shower, and I was running around doing all of these things while S. was screaming and batting his hands at me. DH was out in the living room checking his email, and asked if I wanted the baby gate up. I said the baby gate wasn't safe (it doesn't fit in the kitchen doorway). So he decided to sit down and read a book to Ro, who'd been happily playing in a fort. I'm still running around and dealing with screeching. After about half an hour, the laundry was all put away and dinner was ready and I swooped S. out to change a diaper and dh noticed how frazzled and impatient I seemed and asked if he should be doing something else. I asked him to help with S, who is still constantly yelling at me. He sighed and said to DS, "Mommy wants me to stop reading to you." Not, "I need to help with the baby." He vilified me to our son just because he was angry, and I was so upset I lost my appetite and used the time they were all eating dinner to take my shower because I could not sit down with him. I realize it doesn't sound that bad, but he hardly ever reads to DS and it was like I just took away his favorite treat. GRR. These fits of rage are really hard on all of us.
He did prove to me that asking him questions during his fits of rage doesn't really help. He will answer NO to just about anything. "Do you understand me?" "NOOOOOO!" "Are you hurting?" "NOOOOOO" "Are you not hurting?" "NOOOOO!"
Actually, Lydia, it does sound that bad. I would have been irate. From everything you have told us about your dh, he is a very smart man and I have a hunch he knew darn well that saying that to R was totally inappropriate. I'm a little disgusted that he would choose to add to your stress at that point in the game. What could be going on with that baby, though? It sounds so stressful. Wish I had some ideas for you.
I do know very much the feeling of being stretched so thin you feel like you will just tear in two, while the other aduly calmly stares at his computer screen. If that helps.
Hugs to you Mandy about your kitty. I hope you can take it easy to day and deal with the grief.
And L I understand where your anger came from regarding what your DH said. I would have felt the same way and probably would have said something in the instance that it came out of DH's mouth. That was very uncalled for on his part and if he didn't want to help or was going to villify you, he should not have asked if he should be doing something else. I know how crazy a screaming child can drive someone. I go crazy with it even after just a few minutes, let alone days and days of it. Hugs to you too and I hope baby S comes out of his screaming mood soon.
I have been having some interesting interactions with Elle lately. She is really growing up in front of my eyes in every minute of the time we spend together IMO. It makes me tear up. She is so smart and funny.
Yesterday I went to pick her up from daycare and I heard a baby's cry I didn't recognize (I am weird and know other people's baby's cries LOL, especially babies who I know, my baby friends). Our provider said the new baby had just started that day and so we were thinking she missed her mom. Elle ran up to me and got her things so we could get ready to go. As she was putting on her coat, I asked her what the new baby's name was. She said: "uhhhhh, it is.....I forgot....but she's a human baby!!" Our daycare provider said that she was happy it was a human baby. I thought that was too cute.
Last night DH was watching Jeopardy and it went off, which means bedtime in our house but I was flipping through channels to see if I wanted to watch anything after putting Elle to bed. I saw a screen that said "Brazillian Butlift" and it was an infomercial. Cheesy infomercials are some of my favorite things to watch because they are so hilarious to me so I watched it for a few minutes as I was waiting on Elle to come out of the bathroom and she came in and started cracking up laughing saying "look at that ladies butt!!!" Which made DH and I laugh because if you haven't seen this infomercial, there are before and after pics of women's butts like the DVD is going to shape, lift, and round your rear end. They showed a bunch of pics of women posing their butts and Elle was just giggling saying "why do they keep showing their butts!!! They are crazy!" So I finally got her to stop giggling so much and thought about how maybe she shouldn't be looking at pics of ladies sticking their butts out and took her upstairs to read. As I was changing her clothes I took off her panties so we could put on an overnight pull-up (she has started to wet herself at night and so I had to start putting her in pull ups because she was getting so upset over wetting herself, it was also a battle to get her to wear the pull ups but she had finally started not to flip out over them). While I was getting the pull up off of her dresser and her bottom half of nakey she started dancing like they were doing in the infomercials and doing the exercises, squats and jumps, and she started giggling again and then said "Look Mommy, I can pose like those ladies were doing with their butts," and she struck a pose exactly like them and even started walking around, stopping, and striking other poses saying "look at my butt" and cracking up laughing. She ended up falling on the floor laughing and it took a long time to calm down, mostly because I was cracking up laughing too.
Mommy lesson learned: don't let little goofy girls watch crazy infomercials about the look and size of butts!
I had that show wipeout on last night and Macie was dying laughing. She kept yelling "BOINK" everytime someone fell.
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Wipeout is Ky's all time favorite show. He laughs the whole way through it! Elle doesn't really like it because she thinks everyone is getting hurt but Ky just loves that show and I sometimes let him watch the whole thing even though he is not allowed to watch TV Mon-Fri just because he enjoys it so much and gets all excited about it.
I know the feeling of bringing the dog home and finding out there are issues. Molly it was coccidia. Is the vet giving a deworming agent, something like Nemex? That is what we used on Molly and she loved it...it was banana flavored....for worming and we did something else to clear up the coccidia.
And Chrissy.....congrats for Conner!!!!!!
New England has >50% positive rates for lyme in dogs. It's horrible here.
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I don't know what it is here...I'm in Northwestern Wisconsin. I know that when I lived in Milwaukee, we didn't talk about lyme with the vet at all. My parents never had to vax their dogs for it. First thing the vet did when we moved up here was say that Cosmo needed the lyme vax. I said I thought lyme was only something to worry about up north....DH and the vet were like, um you live up north now.
I quickly learned too that since I run our patient/consumer health library that I needed to keep on hand a number of resources on Lyme in people.
At least the silver lining is that living here, the docs are all very familiar with Lyme and seem to be much more likely to catch it early on.
Last year the ticks were horrible. I mean I get I have a field behind me but Cosmo wasn't going in the field and DH kept our grass cut. We really don't have trees on our property...just two small ones for now. We did tick checks when were out in the yard and still got them in the house.
One of the few upsides I can find to living in a residential neighborhood with no woods in my backyard is that we rarely get ticks in the yard. But I've gone on a short hike 5 minutes away through tall grass and ended up with over 75 on me. Thankfully those were dog ticks, not deer ticks and do not carry lyme, but still, GROSS. I have many family members and friends who are living with Lyme disease.
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How bizarre! I hope that's it and he's back to normal soon!!
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Lydia, that is nuts it might be the meds! Good thinking.
It would not have occurred to me to even think of that! Bridget is right - good thinking. And I would have been dreadfully upset if my dh had done what yours did. That was out of line.
I hope today is better for you.
Mandy, I'm thinking of you today.
Kate - I would call that shelter and be pretty mad. They should know and disclose any health issues - what if you got this dog and couldn't afford to pay for all the meds and bills right off the bat like that.
Myles - I hope you make it through this busy time okay.
Chrissy - GO CONNOR!!!! I am really happy for all of you. Big high-fives!!!
"Any idiot can face a crisis; it is this day-to-day living that wears you out." -Anton Chekhov


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Though prepaid cell phones have been slow to catch on the U.S., the country is certainly coming around to the idea of pay-as-you-go cell phone plans. Most of Europe already uses the prepaid system–in fact, 90% of Italy's cell phone market and 66% of the UK's market currently use prepaid plans.
If you're thinking about going the prepaid route, be prepared to do some research: U.S. prepaid phones have come leaps and bounds in just a few years. Prepaid basic phones, smartphones, camera phones and parental control phones all abound in a head-spinning variety. We've collected our picks for the best prepaid phone choices for each age group.
For Kids
- Firefly glowPhone, Firefly.
For parents nervous about buying their child a cell phone, this one can't be beat. It's compact and easy to use, with large buttons and tons of parental control features. Nervous about your child dialing or texting someone they shouldn't be (whether accidentally or on purpose)?
The Firefly glowPhone only supports incoming texts, so your child can receive your texts, but can't send their own. There's no keypad, so the phone can only dial numbers you've programmed. The glowPhone also comes with two convenient speed dial keys: one for Mom and one for Dad.
For Tweens/Pre-teens
- Firefly FlyPhone, Firefly.
Whereas the glowPhone is extremely limited in features and functionality, the FlyPhone is a perfect compromise between parents' and kids' demands. No self-respecting tween would get caught dead with something as babyish as the glowPhone.
The FlyPhone, on the other hand, comes with cool features like a camera and music player as well as a keypad for texting. It's clearly designed for smaller hands, but it comes equipped with a microSD card slot and a headphone jack. Parents will be pleased with the phone's built-in parental controls.
2. Huawei Ascend, Cricket.
The Huawei Ascend has got some serious playground cred. If your kids are clamoring for a smartphone, this is the one to get. This entry-level smartphone comes with cool, tween-friendly features and a price tag that can't be beat.
The touch screen is large (three and a half inches) and the virtual keyboard is easy-to-use. Though the camera's quality can be disputed, it's doubtful that tweens will care about top-of-the-line photo quality while they're snapping pictures of their friends. The Ascend does come with a microSD slot and plenty of pre-loaded apps.
3. Samsung SGH-T301G, Tracfone.
If you're looking for a value phone, the Samsung SGH-T301G's $15 price tag can't be beat. Better yet, this slider phone comes with rave reviews and all the features tweens expect: Bluetooth connectivity, picture and text messaging, speakerphone and a built-in camera. Tweens will no doubt enjoy the hearty battery life: the Samsung SGH-T301G promises four hours of talk time.
For Teens
- Sanyo Zio M6000, Cricket.
Though the Sanyo Zio M6000 may not be the fanciest Android phone on the market, it is a solid smartphone for a killer price. For teens looking to keep up with their friends' fancy smartphones, the Zio's vibrant display, touchscreen and 400 by 240 pixel resolution will more than satisfy.
It's candy bar design and sleek black aesthetic makes this an excellent choice for teen boys, though girls will enjoy the many apps, widgets and personalization options just as much as the boys. Like most Android phones, the Sanyo Zio M6000 comes with a dedicated Gmail app, making speedy email access a cinch.
2. Samsung Finesse, MetroPCS.
The Samsung Finesse is without a doubt the best phone MetroPCS offers. Though the phone can't compete with other smartphones on the market (the phone doesn't even have wi-fi), it particularly shines when it comes to media playback, thanks to its vibrant screen. This phone is perfect for movie buffs craving a phone that'll let them play their favorite flicks on the go.
The Samsung Finesse comes equipped with GPS, Bluetooth and a 2 megapixel camera. Since the phone comes with limited memory, consider purchasing microSD cards for easy memory expansion, especially for media playback. The Samsung Finesse's battery life is remarkably healthy for a touchscreen phone: users report experiencing four hours of talk time.
For Adults
- BlackBerry Curve 8530, Cricket.
Crackberry fans, rejoice: the mega-popular BlackBerry smartphone is now available with no-contract providers. The BlackBerry Curve 8530 comes with all the features and benefits of a contracted Cricket BlackBerry model, including full access to the thousands of apps at the BlackBerry app store. Applications of a cricket blackberry include the flashlight app, which can prove to be useful during emergencies.
Adults generally appreciate the Blackberry's physical keyboard as opposed to trickier virtual keyboards on touchscreen phones. BlackBerry phones are widely considered the most business-friendly of all the smartphones, so your prepaid phone will definitely fit in at the office.
For Seniors
- Clarity ClarityLife C900, various carriers
The ClarityLife C900 is a cell phone designed especially for seniors, particularly those suffering from arthritis. The phone's bright display, large buttons and simple design make this phone especially easy to use. It's specifically designed to be a brick-like phone, making it easy to hold and utilize—though it's certainly meant to be carried in a handbag, not a pocket.
Useful features include the phone's built-in flashlight and unique Emergency Button format: instead of dialing 911, the phone will dial up to five stored emergency contacts until someone is reached.
For Anyone
Once considered solely for those with bad credit or limited funds, prepaid phones are becoming increasingly attractive due to their no-strings-attached phone service and lower monthly fees. Still on the fence about getting a prepaid phone? This article may help you decide if getting a prepaid plan is right for you.


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With just five weeks before the 2011 horse-racing season begins, there is no schedule in place.
The tracks' owners could submit a new proposed racing schedule for approval at the next commission meeting later this month. But while officials with minority owner Penn National Gaming, the casino operator, said Tuesday they hope to strike a "constructive solution" to continue live racing at the tracks, majority owner MI Developments, a Canadian real estate company, has been mum.
"This is very complicated," said John Franzone, a longtime racing commission member. "It's a jigsaw puzzle with two thousand pieces."
Various plans for thoroughbred racing season have been floated in recent weeks. And at times, the owners and operators seemed at odds.
At one point, MI Developments Chairman Frank Stronach said he would not cut the racing schedule — a reversal of plans announced by the tracks' operator, the Maryland Jockey Club, days earlier. MI Developments and Penn National own the Jockey Club and the tracks through a joint venture.
Further complicating matters, some commission members as well as horse owners and breeders now contend Penn National does not appear to have standing to own the two tracks and apply for racing dates in Maryland.
In unanimously rejecting the truncated racing schedule at Laurel and Pimlico, the eight-member commission also rejected the joint venture between Penn National and MI Developments. Final approval of their partnership was contingent on the commission's endorsing a viable business plan for the Jockey Club.
"We did not approve Penn National's ownership, so I'm not sure if they should be playing a role at this point," commission Chairman Louis Ulman said Tuesday.
"It's a pretty strange scenario where you have an entity who doesn't want to race, who owns half of the assets, and doesn't have a license," said Richard Hoffberger, the president of the Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association, referring to Penn National. "That's a pretty big mess."
Those behind the horse-racing industry — the owners, trainers and breeders — have been at odds with the Jockey Club's owners in the past, but their relationship seems to have deteriorated.
MI Developments and Penn National executives contend they cannot continue to lose money at Laurel Park, estimated to be $4 million to $7 million annually. They proposed a 47-day racing schedule next year — 17 days at Laurel and 30 days around the Preakness at Pimlico — as a "stopgap" measure so they could work with the industry to devise a long-term plan for its operations. That was the plan the commission rejected.
Horsemen and breeders said such a short schedule would effectively kill the horse-racing industry. At Monday's racing commission meeting, they accused MI Developments of mismanagement and dysfunction and Penn National of only being interested in potential slot-machine revenue.
The infighting has drawn the attention of state officials — who have repeatedly pledged to save the Preakness, a Maryland tradition, if it came to that. The Preakness has been run since the late 1800s. Its estimated economic impact in Maryland: more than $40 million.
Rick Abbruzzese, a spokesman for Gov. Martin O'Malley, reaffirmed Tuesday the governor's intention to work with "stakeholders until a resolution is found," though he declined to detail what options would be considered.
State Del. Shawn Z. Tarrant, who represents communities surrounding the Pimlico track, said the state should consider seizing the tracks if the Preakness is jeopardized. In 2009, the General Assembly passed a law granting the state that eminent-domain authority in the wake of the bankruptcy of the Jockey Club's then owner, Magna Entertainment Corp.
"Even though we're in a tough budget situation, the Preakness is a revenue generator and showcases Baltimore to the world," Tarrant said. "It might cost a little bit up front, but the money we would generate over a series of years, we would get a nice return on investment."
State Sen. Catherine Pugh, who also represents the communities around the Baltimore track, said the future of the Jockey Club and the Preakness will be on the agenda at the Baltimore City delegation's meeting next week.


text: Cammy is featured in the console and PC versions of Street Fighter IV. Set after the various editions of Street Fighter II (but before Street Fighter III), it depicts Cammy as having come to terms with her past as a brainwashed super soldier from Shadaloo and is now embarking a new mission with her Delta Red comrades (which include Commander Watson, Matthew Mcoy, Colonel Wolfman, 1st Lieutenant Luwanda, and George Ginzu). In the game, she encounters one of the new warriors, Crimson Viper. Cammy confronts Viper to inquire what organization has sent her, while Viper dismisses her and the two are drawn into battle. In her ending in this game, she destroys the BLECE data, thinking that this was what Bison used to brainwash her before. Crimson Viper appears and holds a gun to her head, demanding that she not delete the information. Cammy does it anyway and Viper is forced to reason that the information is gone for good. Cammy thinks she has failed in her mission by destroying the data, but Colonel Wolfman offers her comfort, saying simply "Well done." This is the first time since the Street Fighter II era that Cammy has appeared in her Delta Red depiction as opposed to her Shadaloo depiction, and also the very first time in which she actually speaks with a British accent, though Cammy's actual birthplace is unknown due to her nature as a clone of Bison, despite her official birthplace being listed as Britain. This makes things regarding Cammy's nature more muddled, as Bison himself does not speak with a British accent and very little is known about him at all. The fact that Cammy speaks with a British accent in the film and the fact that her birthplace is listed as Britain is one of the few parts of her backstory that aren't yet fully explained. It is unknown if Cammy's birthplace is listed as Britain because that was where she was found after losing her memories and Delta Red simply assumed this to be the case, and acquired her British accent while was living with her British teammates, or if she always had a British accent, which may have also prompted the belief. In all the games up until Street Fighter IV and the included film, she spoke with either an American accent much like Bison or was voiced by a Japanese voice actress, further confusing the matter.


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Archive for the 'retail stocks' Category
Spending Remains an Issue;
My Advice on Retail Investing
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
The fact that consumer spending has not tanked in spite of unemployment being at over nine percent and expected to stay around this level through 2012, and continued weakness in housing is encouraging.
Retail Stocks: Showing Some Improvement
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
I must admit the fact that consumers continue to spend despite any strong or sustained job growth and continued weakness in housing is encouraging. With consumer spending accounting for two-thirds of GDP, retail sales will eventually be stronger when the jobs and housing areas improve, albeit it will likely take over a year.
Retail Stocks: Faring Well
Despite Jobs and Housing
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
So far, even without strong job growth and with continued weakness in housing, consumers continue to spend, which is helping to drive the economic renewal, albeit sluggishly. This is positive and clearly encouraging once the jobs and housing areas improve. The Fed realizes this.
Retail Sales: Why They're
Still a Big Sore Spot
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
Stocks surged on June 14 after the release of the May Retail Sales reading. The buying on the news would make you think it was a strong reading; but, in reality, the headline number fell 0.2% in May. Investors apparently were excited that it was not as bad as the negative 0.7% reading. Ex-auto, the reading was better than expected at 0.3%, versus the estimate of 0.2%.
Discount Retailer Stocks: Why They're Tops
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
Everyone knows that consumer spending drives the economy and gross domestic product (GDP) growth. The headline Retail Sales reading for April jumped 0.5%, which was slightly below the estimate of 0.6% and down from an upwardly revised 0.9% in March. Excluding the auto portion, Retail Sales increased a slightly better than expected 0.6%, although this is lower than the upwardly revised 1.2% in March.
On the plus side, consumers are spending, but the lack of consistency is troublesome. And, given that gasoline prices are high, it reduces the disposable income that consumers have to spend on goods and services. You may not buy that DVD player you had been eyeing. This may not sound like a big deal, but think about it this way: not buying that DVD player has a trickle-down effect as far as spending goes and negatively impacts total spending.
Retail Stocks: Why I'm So Picky About Them
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
I'm extremely picky when looking at the retail sector. In fact, the majority of investment newsletters suggest avoiding retail stocks. And while I'm not totally in agreement with that view, I would be more selective with stock picking in the retail sector.
Why Discount Retail Stocks Are Best
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
Looking at retail? Want the sure-bet plays? My investment advice and best stock advice to you would be to stick with the leading discount bellwether retail stocks, such as Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (NYSE/WMT) and Costco Wholesale Corporation (NASDAQ/COST).
Costco delivered $348 million, or $0.79 per diluted share, in its fiscal second quarter, up from $299 million in the comparative fiscal second quarter in 2010.
Why Retail Stocks Continue to Be Risky
By George Leong, B.Comm. for Profit Confidential
The majority of investment newsletters do not like retail stocks. I'm not totally in agreement with that view, but I would be more selective with stock picking in the retail sector. Retail sales in the U.S. are estimated to surge to $389.65 billion in March from $344.24 billion in January, according to the Financial Forecast Center. Yet, if you go forward a few months, retail sales are predicted to fall to $343.09 billion by September 2011.
There continue to be mixed readings. The key is to look for same-store sales growth in retailers that sell non-essential goods. Increases here could mean consumers are spending on goods and services that are non-essential. These include electronics, appliances, furniture, autos, and other big-ticket items.
The uncertainty was clearly reflected in the weak Durable Goods reading, which was a disappointment and, in my view, worrisome. Non-discretionary spending remains a problem. Durable Goods Orders ex-transportation fell a disappointing 3.6% in January, well below the estimate calling for 0.6% growth and down from a revised 3.0% in December. A plus is that the December reading was revised upwards from 0.8%, so we could see a similar revision for the January reading.
Overall, I'm disappointed with the Durable Goods results, which in my view continue to indicate weak demand for non-essential goods and services. Again, until we see sustained improvement in jobs and housing, problems will likely continue to rise.
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It's that time of the year again, when consumers look for bargains and begin shopping for the holidays. Known as "Black Friday," the day following Thanksgiving, it is an especially important time for retailers and the economy. For many retailers, Black Friday represents a good indication of the strength of consumer spending. Some retailers record more sales during the next month than for the whole other 11 months. Given the importance of the economic rally at this time, investors will be looking for strong consumer spending.
Long-term Investors Can Look at Retail Stocks
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Not only are investors dealing with financial concerns, which are driving selling capitulation and forcing major stock indices to new multi-year lows, but now we hear that retailers continue to struggle in September. Consumer spending took another step back, as the retail sales data for September were weak and confirmed the belief that consumers are scaling back on their spending during times of uncertainty. Preliminary data showed that seven retailers missed on same-store sales for stores opened a year or more with three above estimates, according to Thomson Reuters.
While the retail sector is risky, we are seeing amazing valuations in retail stocks appear given the selling. If you have a long-term view and do not mind short-term volatility, you may want to take a look at some retail stocks that have a strong history and a good potential of bouncing back when consumers start to spend again.
Clearly, these are not good times to be invested in the stock market, as the degree of selling has been intense and, in our view, unjustified in some cases. But investors need to be rational and avoid selling into a down day. You should be keeping track of stocks you like and looking for buying opportunities on market dips. If the concerted efforts to stabilize the global economies work, we could see a massive buying of stocks and strong gains for those that accumulated on dips. Of course, this is risky, as stocks remain vulnerable to the downside.
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More evidence of the sluggish sales in the retail sector emerged last week, as retailers released some soft numbers that rocked the stock markets on Thursday. Investors are extremely nervous that the economy may be worse than expected. With the massive $160- billion stimulus program coming to an end, its impact on the economy appears to have been limited, so there are reasons to be concerned. With consumer spending accounting for two-thirds of GDP, the fear is real.
There is now concern that retail sales heading into the fourth quarter will continue to be weak, especially given the upcoming key post-Thanksgiving shopping period heading into Christmas, which for many retailers is the key shopping period of the year.
While oil has been declining, at over $100.00 a barrel, it remains high and will impact spending. Add in the declining prices in the housing market and issues in the mortgage and credit markets and you have a nasty climate for confidence and spending.
In addition, debt levels are continuing to expand and will become more of a concern going forward, as consumers watch their disposable income fall. A good majority of people has fixed budgets and higher financing costs will reduce money available for other purchases.
Watch for the retailers in the upcoming fourth quarter. If you are currently holding retail stocks, here is what you may want to consider. Given the bearish sentiment towards retail stocks, you could write some covered call options to generate some premium, thus reducing the overall average cost of the stock in question.
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The key retail-shopping season is in full gear and so far there has been mixed news. In a survey by Thomson Financial on 43 retailers, about 22 retailers failed to meet estimates for same-store sales, while 19 beat sales estimates and two were inline.
Yet some optimism surfaced on Thursday, as it appears retail sales numbers may not be as horrible as many believe. According to the Commerce Department, retail sales data in November reported the largest increase in six months. Headline retail sales surged 1.2% in November, double the estimate of 0.6% predicted by economists and well ahead of the 0.2% increase in October. The core retail sales number that excludes auto jumped 1.8% in November, well above the 0.6% estimate.
The numbers tell us that consumers are ignoring the credit and housing market concerns and heading out to the malls and stores to buy. Big-ticket items such as appliances and furniture jumped, but the sale of autos continued to struggle. Even the higher price of gasoline at about $3.00 a gallon is failing to stop consumers from heading out. This is a positive sign if the December numbers continue to be strong.
For retailers, the number was positive and now all are hoping for similar strong results in the December, the most important month for retailers. This could make the difference between a bad year and good year in some cases.
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Wednesday is a day when people are itching to get a little weird. Trust us, it's science. Luckily, there's no shortage of that on the 'net. Last week, we showed you geriatric warrior, a hungry toddler, Courtney Stodden's alter ego, farting on the plane, a talk show fueled by huffing paint, the catchiest song of all-time, and a bunch of people who need some love (from humans). This week, prepare yourself for a woman addicted to bee stings, a pastafarian, a sea monster, holy bird poop, spontaneous combustion, another woman who REALLY loves her dog, a man who's got a full caboose, and an alternative to 5-hour Energy. Let's get weird with the strangest videos of the past seven days.
Woman is Addicted to Bee Stings via TLC by way of Spi0n
Honestly, if you're the husband, what do you do about this? Apparently, it makes sex way better. But, so does ecstasy and that stuff rots your brain. What if you got stung by a bee that's tripping on ecstasy? Whoa.
Horse Meat Found in Ikea's Meatballs via Buzz60
Can we all just agree horse meat is completely fine to eat? Where are those "hilarious" Chik-Fil-A cows when you need 'em?
Man Won't Take Pasta Strainer Off Head for Driver's License Photo via Buzz60
Those pastafarians are diehards, huh.
Human Ear Created in Lab Using 3-D via Geo Beats
I'm telling you – these 3D printers are on the brink of completely effing up everybody's world.
Sea Monster Pulled from New Jersey River via One Minute News
Why are 90% of creatures living in water absolutely horrifying?
Death Labeled 'Spontaneous Combustion' via One Minute News
I'm sorry, no offense to this person's family but I find spontaneous combustion to be hilarious. If you're a comedy writer and you need a punchline, exploding head gag works 60% of the time every time.
Man Sees Jesus in Bird Poop via One Minute News
I see Gerard Butler as Leonidas in '300′. To each his or her own I guess.
Marines Drink Cobra Blood in Training Exercise via One Minute News
That's the last time Charlie Sheen does the USO Tour.
Woman Accused of Having Sex with Pitbull (the dog) via Geo Beats
All those Bud Light commercials featuring the rapper finally got to her.
Man Hides 100 bags of Heroin in Anus via Geo Beats
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The classical guitar is the member of the guitar family used in classical music. It is an acoustical wooden guitar with six classical guitar strings as opposed to the metal strings used in acoustic and electric guitars designed for popular music. In addition to the instrument, the phrase "classical guitar" can refer to two other concepts: The instrumental finger technique common to classical guitar—individual strings plucked with the fingernails or, rarely, fingertips The instrument's classical music repertoire The shape, construction, and material of classical guitars vary, but typically they have a modern classical guitar shape, or historic classical guitar shape resembling early romantic guitars from France and Italy. Classical guitar strings were once made of catgut and nowadays are made of polymers such as nylon, with a fine wire wrap on the bass strings. A guitar family tree can be identified. The flamenco guitar derives from the modern classical, but has differences in material, construction and sound. LESS
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About the guitar: The instrument featured in this video is a Flamenco style guitar built by luthier Thomas Rodriguez of Richmond, VA. The instrument features cedar top and cypress back and sides in the Flamenco tradition. The guitar is extremely lightweight, loud and bright as this recording reveals. You can learn more about Tom Rodriguez instruments by visiting his website at www.rodriguezguitars.com About the recording: The guitar was recorded acoustically with an Audio Technica AT-4033 large diaphragm condenser mic placed near the treble side of bass bout and an Audio Technica AT-4041 aimed at the neck to body joint of the guitar. No EQ was uesd. A slight amount of compression was added pre-mix and the signal was then fed into a pair of Apogee pre-amps, and then direct to Logic Pro on a Macbook Pro. A small amount of reverb was added for spatial enhancement and the recording was mixed in stereo with each mic set at about a 30% soft pan. About the performer: Andrew McEvoy is a young classical guitarist from Richmond, Virginia. Early performance credits include the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the John Heinz museum in Pittsburgh, and the Smithsonian in DC. Andrew appeared on the National Public Radio program "From the Top," and also won the Richmond Symphony Concerto Competition before graduating High School. A founding member of the Richmond Guitar Quartet, Andrew has also performed alongside the Richmond Symphony, the Richmond Philharmonic, and the VCU Symphony ...
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Swissôtel Hotels and Resorts is a group of hotels pitched at the higher end of the hotel market. The chain currently includes 37 properties in 17 countries. The corporate offices for Swissôtel are located in the Prioria Business Center on the property of Zurich Airport, Kloten, Switzerland,[6][7] near Zurich.[8] and the company is headed by President, Meinhard Huck.
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Swissôtel was founded in 1980 as a joint venture between the Swissair and Nestlé groups with its headquarters in the Swiss city of Zurich. Initially hotels were operated in Berne, Geneva, New York and Zurich. In 1990, the hotel group became a fully owned subsidiary of the Swissair group and in 1996 its head office moved from Zurich to New York.[9]
In 2001, with the parent airline in the serious financial difficulties that eventually lead to its demise, Swissôtel was sold to Raffles Holdings Limited, the owners of the famous Raffles Hotel in Singapore. In July 2005, Colony Capital, a private international investment firm, acquired Raffles International Limited, the company that by this stage owned both Raffles and Swissôtel brands.[9]
In May 2006, Colony Capital, together with Kingdom Hotels International, acquired Fairmont Hotels & Resorts. With the completion of the transaction, the Fairmont and Raffles International portfolios were combined, transforming the companies into a global hotel leader headquartered in Toronto called Fairmont Raffles Hotels International, with 120 hotels in 23 countries under three brands – Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel.
After the transaction, the corporate office of Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts moved back to Zurich, where it is headed by President, Mr Meinhard Huck.
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As of 2001, Chicago housed the regional North American office for Swissôtel.[10]
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Swissôtel has a high profile approach to corporate social responsibility, which concentrates on charities who help underprivileged children around the world.[11] The company has formed a link with SOS Children's Villages for which it organises fundraising events such as an annual summer party in Zürich.[12] The company has supported particular projects including that in Lavrovo, Oryol, Russia.
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- ^ "Priora Business Center." (Archive) Priora. Retrieved on 20 October 2012. "Priora Business Center Balsberg Balz-Zimmermann-Strasse 7 CH-8302 Kloten"
- ^ "JULIAN VAN DEN BOGAERDE APPOINTED REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT, CHINA FOR SWISSÔTEL HOTELS & RESORTS." Swissôtel. Retrieved on 25 June 2009. "Prior to his appointment in Shanghai, Julian van den Bogaerde was based in the head office of Swissôtel Hotels & Resorts in Zurich as General Manager."
- ^ a b "Press Release - Swissôtel mark their 30th anniversary". Swissôtel. Retrieved 2011-10-11.
- ^ Kirk, Jim. "Regional base for Swissotel stays in town." Chicago Tribune. June 6, 2001. Business p. 3. Retrieved on February 19, 2013.
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Funny pictures are been used from long to make people laugh and smile. They have that power and a special captured event which can bring smile on many faces. Some pictures are so stupid while some leave you thinking about them. Some picture are adult and are not suitable for family reads. Fortunately we have included only family and child save pictures collection in our this article so don't worry about.
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The front of the car is void of any camouflage due to the fact that the brand has decided to leave it unchanged from the previous model. The car still has its rear end covered with camouflage, but the rear light clusters look to be similar to the current Astra line-up. The only difference is the lower reflector lights look to have been relocated into the bumper instead of being underneath it.
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(APN) ATLANTA -- "It's a town hall meeting, but the town isn't invited!" Terence Courtney, director of Atlanta Jobs with Justice, said. "They're running from us. We want a [true] public process."
At first, it seemed the public would get a truly public forum to discuss the Grady Health System crisis, where all sides--policymakers, pro-business elite, and anti-privatization advocates--could convene in one place.
WSB-TV Channel 2--an Atlanta station owned by Cox Communications, which also owns the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper (AJC) and other media outlets--hosted a televised town hall meeting Thursday evening, September 13, 2007.
Many activists thought the meeting would be open to anyone from the public, but word leaked out midweek the Forum was invitation only and indeed it was.
Members of the Grady Coalition delivered a letter to WSB-TV studios in Midtown Atlanta Thursday expressing dismay over the invitation-only affair. At that time, they also learned for the first time Channel 2 had moved the Forum from Grady Hospital to its Midtown studio, but it would still be a non-inclusive gathering.
Atlanta Progressive News obtained an announcement last week about the meeting, which said the Forum was to take place in the atrium at Grady Hospital.
"If we hadn't been there [to protest], I guess we wouldn't have heard," about the move, Courtney said.
Representatives from Channel 2 offered a seat at the meeting to Atlanta Jobs with Justice, but Courtney ultimately gave his seat to activist, Rita Valenti, representative of the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local 1644, as well as Healthcare-NOW, a group seeking single-payer universal health care in the US.
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The station invited "local and state leaders, business and community leaders, and ordinary citizens who have officially and unofficially been weighing in on the issue," WSB-TV Vice President and General Manager Bill Hoffman said in a message during the telecast.
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Bert Skellie of the Open Door Community called the Forum a "staged event" and a "televised focus group."
Addis Bey Ababa of the Atlanta chapter of the People's Hurricane Relief Fund called the meeting "a real tragedy."
"We're here to protest Channel 2 because they have locked us out," Dorothy Townsend of AFSCME said. "There needs to be seats for the community."
Out of all the protestors, only seven or eight were allowed inside, including Skellie, State Sen. Vincent Fort, Rev. Timothy McDonald of the First Iconium Baptist Church, and John Evans, former President of the Dekalb County National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and director of Operation LEAD. Atlanta Progressive News also received press credentials.
There were indeed many ordinary citizens in the audience, including some who have attended other meetings and rallies that called for more funding and to keep Grady accountable to the public.
Dignitaries included former Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young and members of the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners.
Grady CEO Otis Story; the heads of Emory and Morehouse University, Schools of Medicine; and a state representative comprised the dozen or so on stage.
Some audience members complained before going on air that Ron Marshall of the New Grady Coalition, McDonald, and Fort and/or Joe Beasley of Rainbow/PUSH and the Task Force for the Homeless should be on stage because of their work on the Grady issue.
"You're defeating your own cause by protesting," moderator John Pruitt said after one audience member suggested he and others would protest on air if more were not allowed on stage.
"I don't want to disrupt this meeting," Monica Pearson, another moderator said. "It's about principles."
After much noise, the news director allowed Marshall, Fort, and McDonald to share the stage.
Speakers generally agreed that Grady needs more funding and the hospital is crucial to the region and Georgia. The disagreements revolved around which is more important: funding or governance.
"The discussion of governance is really the last discussion," John Maupin, President of the Morehouse School of Medicine, said. "The first discussion is to keep the hospital open. The clock is ticking."
Some leaders and citizens alike have said other counties beside Fulton and DeKalb should pay their fair share to Grady because most every county in the state benefits from Grady in some way, large or small.
But Commissioners on stage were quick to push the funding responsibility to the Georgia General Assembly.
DeKalb County Commissioner Burrell Ellis said the taxpayers of Fulton and DeKalb have paid their share long enough and cannot carry the burden alone forever.
"The State has not fulfilled its responsibility," he said. "Until Georgia gets on board and decides to provide universal access to healthcare for all Georgia citizens, we are going to have problems funding Grady."
Cobb County Commission Chairman Sam Olens said the State should do a better job funding all the hospitals in Georgia and expand the number of Level I trauma centers.
"Grady needs money now and we're the only ones who have put money on the table," Fulton County Commission Vice Chairman Bill Edwards said.
"[Grady] is a multimillion dollar asset that I'm not willing to turn over to the business community," he added. "Once we keep the doors open, we can go back and talk about governance."
State Rep. Bob Holmes (D-Fulton County) agreed the State has taken a poor approach. "I think it's long overdue the State step up and make a financial commitment," he said. "The State can do it right now. The best governance in the world can't replace the hard dollars needed to treat this."
Fort suggested the State replace the $60 million it cut out of the Grady system this year and dip into the $600 million surplus the State enjoys.
"Taxpayers from two counties alone cannot be called upon to fund what is clearly a regional or statewide health system," Dr. Christopher Edwards, Grady governing board Vice Chairman, said.
Fulton County Commission Chairman John Eaves said Grady has funding problems for a number of reasons and no one in particular is to blame.
Eaves argued governance is the main issue and that a nonprofit structure is the best method to solve the problem. Eaves said the current governing board would remain and be responsible for the real estate and $1.6 billion in assets.
A nonprofit board would explore other funding options, he said. Eaves assured that no one is trying to do away with the current governing board and bring in a private, for-profit corporation to operate the hospital.
"I believe in privatization but not for healthcare," Young said. "You've got to have a State mechanism to provide for the least of all God's children."
Grady is not failing but is in fact responsible for the State's budget surplus and this issue is a matter of saving Georgia, Young said.
"We're trying to save Georgia," he said. "We need a commitment to a public health service. If the State doesn't want to say thank you to Grady, then they are the ones who are failing."
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Getting Registered DLLs Info
Hi All.
This is Deepak.
If any one can help me out for getting registered DLLs Information, more specifically I want to give DLL name and to get whether this DLL is already registered or not, and if registered then the Physical Folder where it resists is also to be retrieved. As I am working with VB
CLSIDFromProgID can not be located thru API Viewer.
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How does a VB app actually locate a dependent dll? Is it by the GUID stored in the registry? What happens if you try to re-register a currently registered dll in a different location? For example what if a machine already has msvbvm60.dll registered in C:WINNTSYSTEM32 but you put a copy (and register) this file in the folder where your exe lives. Which msvbvm60.dll does the app use? A co-worker says the exe should first look in its root folder for dependent objects, but I thought this info came from the registry?
If you put a copy of this file in your app folder would this cause problems?
This has always been a confusing topic for me.
Registered Dlls And OCX's?
Is there any way to list all the registered ocx's and dll's on a system.
may be not all the registerd files, but to check if one pirticular ocx is registered.
I had a lottle conversation with other people.
PLZ give me new suggestions.
Finding Registered DLLs
I was wondering if there was a way, either through API calls or some other method, to find a list of DLLs registered using Regsvr32 on your computer?
How Can I Get The 'Registered To' Info?
Hi all,
I would like to get the registration info from the 'General' tab in the properties of 'My Computer' on Win 98/2000.
In the Registered to section, the first line is the computer name. What is the second entry. (Company name?)
There is an API call to retrieve the computer name, but what is it for the company name?
Sending Form Info To DLLs
Does anyone know how I can create a DLL to accept an internet form information? Or an ActiveX component?
Difference In Types Of DLLs (VB AX DLLs Vs. C++/Win DLLs)
Can anyone explain the difference between the AX DLLs that you might create in VB vs. the DLL libraries that you reference in API calls with Declare Function?
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Getting API Calls From DLLs That Arn't Win32API Dlls..
Is there a way to get API calls from other DLL that arn't Win32API calls?
For example,
If I want to use a WinZip dll, how can I get the functions that are inside the DLL?
Please help,
Dlls And ActiveX Dlls
Can anyone of yu ******** me the diff between these 2 terms?
I NEED INFO: Source/Info Using VB.NET && TCP/IP Multi Connects At Same Time.
I need help in finding information on the following:
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Storing Logon Info For Persistence Of Info
i would like to ask you more experienced people what would be the best way to store logon info for an individual user. i was looking at an encrypted file, the registry with encrypted data, or even a datadase, ditto, so that it is available next time the program runs. or can one modify the program which is running to include this data next time.
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How can i get full O.S. info. like Windows System Inforamtion?
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System Info And Connection Info
Hi folks,
I want to make a little program which stays running on the background which tells me how much free disk space is left and what the up and downstream is. Where do i begin? i have made the window with al object but i don't know how to get system info like i need
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ListView ? - Select Info In One, Sub Info In Another, Etc.
Well I haven't really done any VB since 5.0 and I think most of the stuff would be the same, but I haven't done a project this in depth yet. I just bought the Mastering VB 6.0 book, but doesn't seem to have the info I am looking for.
I have an app that searches the hd for data files, mp3, mpeg, txt, doc, etc. I have 4 listview's on my form called ListView1, ListView2, ListView3, and ListView4. I currently have all the files it finds listed in the first listview (ListView1), but what I would like it to do instead is:
Column1 listed in ListView1
once something is selected in the ListView1, ListView2 opens with the appropriate sub information which is currently Column2.
Column2 listed in ListView2
Again the same thing goes into ListView3. But instead of following to ListView4 when selecting the item in ListView3, it will list all the Columns from the first ListView's (1 - 3). I have seen some light information in regards to this by searching the forums, but nothing specific.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. The items are currently listed by Tags also if that helps.
Thanks, Corey
Registered OCX. Now What?
Greetings all,
Here is what i got. I have registered the OCX that my word template needs to run. But registering it does not "activate" it. I still need to open the VB editor on each machine and "select" the OCX. Is there a way to do this with code?
How Do I Know If A Dll/ocx Needs To Be Registered Or Not
Is there a way to programatically determine if a dll is standard or com...
What about ocx - do they all have to be registered?
Non-registered DLL
Guys and Girls.
What I need is a DLL that can provide me with some properties and methods, and it will sit happily on my customers PC's. It needs to be callable from other exes and dlls. However it is necessary that the DLL does not have to be registered - the reason for this is that the users may well not have admin rights to their machines - and are not IT literate in the main.
Im a VB'er (VB6) and dont know if or how this can be accomplished. Is it possible to do it in C++?
Get Registered Name
My program has a text box that you type your name in. I want it to automatically put the name of the person the computer is registered to in the text box. How can I do that?
Not Registered...
im trying to add RICHTX32.ocx to my project (again, because i just got a new comp), and it said it wasnt registered BLAH BLAH BLAH. i went and did regsvr32 on it (it worked) and tried to add it again, but i get a popup that says "Object library not registered"
Registered To
How do you get the windows registered to name?
Registered Ocx
I have an app using dblist.
When I make an exe of it and put it on a pc without vb I get the message..
dblist is not registered....or file missing.
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Is their an API I can use to see if a component is registered on a users machine? I am using VB 6.0.
Registered OCX's
Ok, I have my program deploy'd in a testing senario and when you launch it on
WindowsXP it says that tabctl.ocx and mswinsck.ocx are not registered and in
WindowsXP they don't exist ( or maybe it is the controled enviroment im in )
however I have to copy those files to the WindowsSystem32 folder and then
run regscr32 windowssystem32 abctl32.ocx for it to go....I thought something
like this would happen so I created a installer....however it says scrrun.dll
is a protected file....so what is the deal can I not include that file or what?
Cannot Registered DLL's
I have problem to register a DLL (msado15.dll) in a client PC.
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is there anyway i can solve this problem? since this DLL file is need for data access in my program.
please advise, thanks.
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Why Do OCX && Cia. Need To Be Registered? That Su##s.
Sorry for the title but I can't find why they (microsoft) need to require registration of the OCX files and related.
Can't the system just check the resource file exists?
Does it happen in UNIX (Linux specially)?
Someday I'll code my own OS (when I learn C++ and Assembly). Then you all will see what's a simple, fast, powerfull and stable OS.
Checking To See That A Dll Is Registered In VB
I need to check whether or not a dll is registered. On school networks I cannot change the registry due to protection so I need to be able to tell in a VB program whether or not a dll (or ocx) is currently registered.
Any help gratefully received.
Class Not Registered
when i try to search from database and previewed in the list view in another form...an error occurs after the list view is displayed (blank list view)
the error says "No class registered"
"Run Time Error -2147221164 (80040154)":
and then when I debug, it highlights in the sql part in the code
Set rs = frmMain.g_DB.Execute("SELECT * FROM qBlob WHERE Name LIKE '%" & strCustomerName & "%' ORDER BY Name")
what should i do if the class is not registered?
CLSID Not Registered (Help?)
I am trying to run an application on a WinNT that I wrote on and XP Operating system. When I run it on the NT Box I get a Class not registered message box. Looking for object {00000100-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4}, which I found in the Registry as being Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Libary DBE Engine on the XP Box. On the NT Box I found Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Libary DBE Engine 3.5 {00000010-0000 and the rest the same as above}. I have both on the XP Box. How can I get the DAO 3.6 on the NT Box? I did use a Installation program called Tarma Installer to register .dll's and .ocx's. I don't know a whole lot about the registry. What would happen if I changed the 00000010 to 00000100. Please any help would be great.
Certain Classes Not Registered With Dll
After compiling my dll and adding it's components to a Com+ application, some of the classes in the dll don't appear to get registered. When I attempt to create these classes at run-time, I get error number 463, "Class not registered on local machine". Any ideas on what's going on here? Any help would be appreciated.
Figuring Out If A DLL Is Registered Or Not
I'm pretty sure you can figure out if a DLL is registered by looking into the registry, but I have no idea where or is there another way of checking?
Class Not Registered.
made a simple program sent it to my friends and they are getting the following error
Class not registered
Looking for object with CLSID:{0J000010-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4}
tryed google seems it has somthink to do with a dll not being registered on their pc but if it is this dont understand why its using a dll ive only used pritty much standard everythink buttons no special functions api or anything its a realy simple program
Class Not Registered ? ? ? ?
Ok I don't know if in the right forum but her goes
I am running XP with VB6.
I have an app that uses an access database.
I originaly made it on my other comp running 98 and VB6.
I am trying to edit it on my new comp but when I try to load the project i get the Error Msg CLASS NOT REGISTERED...LOOKING FOR OBJECT WITH CLSID.....with numbers at he end.
I can get the app to load but it won't load any of the access tables.
any help would be great
thks for help
Class Not Registered
i have a program that i am trying to run from a memory stick rather than having it installed on a computer so that i can run it from any machine that is available but i keep getting a "class not registered" error when i run it. can anyone help
Check If DLL Is Registered
I've been having some problems with the installer program not registering MSBIND.DLL
To adopt a belt and braces technique, I thought I'd check that it's registered when the program starts. So I searched and found two posts:
... looks promising (although surprisingly long winded), but GetKeyValue fails with "Sub or Function not defined". Presumably I need a declare or reference, but I couldn't find it.
...I have to say I don't really understand what's going on here.
So I could persevere and get either of these working, but I wondered if there was anything wrong with registering it every time the program starts, i.e.
Option Explicit
Private Declare Function FreeLibrary Lib "Kernel32" (ByVal hLibModule As Long) As Long
Private Declare Function LoadLibrary Lib "Kernel32" Alias "LoadLibraryA" (ByVal lpLibFileName As String) As Long
Private Declare Function GetProcAddress Lib "Kernel32" (ByVal hModule As Long, ByVal lpProcName As String) As Long
Private Declare Function CallWindowProc Lib "user32" Alias "CallWindowProcA" (ByVal lpPrevWndFunc As Long, _
ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal Msg As Any, ByVal wParam As Any, ByVal lParam As Any) As Long
Private Const ERROR_SUCCESS = &H0
Private Const ERROR_AHHHHHH = &HF
Function test29580342798()
Debug.Print RegisterServer(frmMain.hwnd, "C:windowssystem32msbind.dll", True)
End Function
Public Function RegisterServer(hwnd As Long, DllServerPath As String, bRegister As Boolean) As Boolean
Dim lb As Long, pa As Long
lb = LoadLibrary(DllServerPath)
If bRegister Then
pa = GetProcAddress(lb, "DllRegisterServer")
pa = GetProcAddress(lb, "DllUnregisterServer")
End If
If CallWindowProc(pa, hwnd, ByVal 0&, ByVal 0&, ByVal 0&) = ERROR_SUCCESS Then
RegisterServer = True
RegisterServer = False
End If
FreeLibrary lb
Exit Function
End Function
(which I got from here http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/showthre...terServer+True )
Presumably doing this will not make multiple entries in the registry, or cause some other Nasty Thing to happen?
OLE Object Isn't Registered
I have inherited an Access application with VBA scripting and macros behind it.
I have a Document control on a Form which is linked to an Access table and to a column in the table with a datatype of OLEDocument. The OLEType for the Document control is set to "Embedded".
When I drag a JPEG onto the Document control I get the error message "OLE Object isn't registered".
This only happens on a Win98 platform. The default viewer for JPEG file types in Win Explorer is set to a Kodak Image Viewer.
The JPEG drag onto the Document control works under WinNT.
I don't really want to have to programatically create an instance of the image viewer and pass the JPEG to it.
Any ideas?
Replacing Registered Dll
will there be an error if i replace an existing dll file witch is referenced to my project, with another (different) dll fille. you see i am making a program witch repository of functions is not numericaly defined so that the dll file witch contains them can be replaced for a new one. also can it only be an another version of existing dll project or it can be an entitely different dll file?
Class Not Registered
I have a vb application that does not work fine only on one user's computer. It has been working fine on this user's computer until recently. Everytime a search button is clicked, an error message "class not registered looking for object with clsid :-{00000010 - 0000 - 0010 - 8000 - .....}" comes up.
Please, any ideas?
Class Not Registered
This is probably an old issue, but I don't know how to avoid this error message. I've made a small and simple db-program, but which works nicely on my computer, but when I ask my friend to test it he gets an error message saying:
Class not registered
Looking for object with CLSID
Know If A Component Were Registered.
I want to know if a component is yet registered or no.
How do it?
Windows Is Registered To
Hi Guys.
I'd like to know if there is a way to get the company or the name whom Windows is registered to.
I really need this
Thanks everybody
DLL Fiails When Registered
I need to write an asp page that merges word documents. I did this by creating an .dll file in VB. Everything works fine when I create the object in an .asp page with the .dll file running in VB, but when I register the .dll file, so that I can create it when VB is not running, it keeps halting the server???
It is definatly entering the file, since I can see the temporary .doc file created by word, but it never seems to get to the end of this .dll
Can anyone help?
Checking To See If Dll Is Registered
Is there a way to check to see if a dll or ocx file is registered already?
An app I'm working on uses 2 dll's. The way the app is written currently registers the 2 dll's each time the app loads. Is there a way for me to check to see if the dll is already registered so I can change this routine to only register the dll's if needed????
Class No Registered
I have facing some problem when i try to run new program that i have write. Please help me.
Installation is OK. But when i try to run it, the program show out this error message:
Class not Registered
Looking for object with CLSID : {00000010-0000-0010-8000-00AA006D2EA4}
I also try to run the VB6 run time sp5, but it is no working.
I very very need a help here!
Debbuging Without Ocx Registered
I started now to work in a vb aplication, that someone else did. I have to correct some errors that the aplication has, and I need to use the debug.
The problem is that the original programmer used some .ocx that I still don't have with me.
Is there some way to use the debug and avoid the message that the ocx is not registered? I have very little time and a lot to do...
Paula Fernandes
Commondialog Ocx Is Not Registered...
I've made a program that searches for files and displays them in a richtextbox. The user must be abel to browse for more files if necesary.
So, I used the commondialog to get at nice (and standard) look on the program.
BUT, my program will be run on winXp and on industrial PC's. When I ran my program on one of the machines I found out that the ocx commondialog uses is not registered on the pc's... Maby just a few of them...
SO, has anyone got any idea of what to use now? I still want my program to look professional (and windows like )) and I knowe I could use the treewiev in VB, but that looks so oldfasioned. What to do???
Dll Registered Information
I have an autocad addin that uses a large number of activeX dlls (around 25). When I ship the installation to the beta testers, sometimes they come back with errors that were solved in the latest version. I tracked a number of these errors down to incorrect dlls. This process took quite a long to complete.
I would like to create a small executable that I would have the beta testers run after they have encountered an error and are creating a log. I want the exe to gather the information about the dlls such as version number and if they are properly installed, if they are installed at all. On each of the testers machines they install the program to different paths, so have the program find the dlls would be a problem.
In the references section in VB, all registered activeX dlls appear. Is there any way to tap into this?
Registered User?
How or which method can I get registered user of the computer, where my application is running?
Library Not Registered
Hello Everyone,
The application that I have made is behaving in a strange way. It was successfully loaded and is workin in Win98 and Win2000 professional.
But, today I installed it in another Win2000 professional OS loaded computer, all it's modules
are working fine, except for Data report. none of the data reports is working, the application is giving an error
saying "Library not registered" when I try to open the Datareport, and is closing down.
Any help/ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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The Grizz came home early Thursday morning to a group of cheering fans, still awake celebrating the win.
The plane landed at the Wilson Air Center on Winchester Road at 2 a.m.
"I think this brings the city together in a huge way. I think everybody is rallying around them," said Abbey Wright, who was waiting the Grizzlies to land.
"I can't even tell you how happy I am that the Grizzlies have gone this far. This is great," said Jon Erickseb. "Rooting for them the whole way through to the next round."
Now it is a waiting game for the fans, who will wait to find out who the Grizz will play next. It all comes down to the series between the San Antonio Spurs and the Golden State Warriors.
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Carnett: Selfie is nothing new, but the self-absorption isStory | Jan 13, 2014 | 1:51 PMI took my first — and I'm pretty sure last — "selfie" in the summer of 1964. Perhaps you're aware of this fresh utterance for a 21st century phenomenon. Oxford Dictionary recently tabbed "selfie" its 2013 word of the year. The term...
Developer set to build smaller version of Irvine's Great Park
Commentary: Put Lucille Kuehn's name somewhere on the libraryStory | Nov 19, 2013 | 2:53 PMAn appropriate tribute to the late Lucille Kuehn, one of the most important women in Newport Beach's 106-year history, would be to name something in her honor at the Central Library. Lucille, who passed away peacefully last week at 89, was the...
The dean meets the Delta
Zvonko Busic dies at 67; served U.S. prison time for '76 TWA hijacking
Central Floridian of the Year Deirdre Macnab: League's leader, inspired by history, fights for voters


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Ivan Craig (I) (1912–1994)
Ivan Craig was born on February 22, 1912 in Edinburgh, Scotland as Walter Ivan Craig. He was an actor, known for The Devil's Jest (1954), The Silent Witness (1954) and European Assignment (1950). He was married to Princess Lilian. He died in October 1994 in Surrey, England. See full bio »
Born:Walter Ivan Craig
in Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Died:(age 82) in Surrey, England, UK