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YAY IM 19! hahaha
sorry i neglected the ask thingy. Probably going to disable the anonymous again. hahaha
I would say the same but you used the anonymous feature show yourself hidden lad
this must've been asked a while ago
that's because life has been crazy with school and stuff, but I've been slowly making them :)
does this all have to be happening this week? all at once
fuckin hate this
spending time with my cousin's sons… life is still on my mind things that shouldn't be in my head during my short time with these cute little babies
why does being in a LDR have to be so difficult. I've learned to understand that D is irresponsible with his phone, which is why I'm used to having some conversations with myself at times, but I don't want to stop because I care, and I don't want to pretend that I don't, I do. I send him random tidbits of my day because it's what makes me feel better about our relationship. It just get's really hard for me on weekends, because well you know, we just live different lives. My problem is that I don't really know what goes on, I fully trust him, I just wish we were able to communicate about our days. I can go on and on about random things and he would listen, which I appreciate, but honestly, I don't know a single thing on what goes on to his day to day life. This is going to be our third year together, and it just sucks. He doesn't believe me when I say, I'm not mad, when I only say a few words in a text message. Upset? Yes. Dissapointed? Yes. But what can I do? I try not to rash out on you, and I am trying to understand that our views on communication are different. These little things affect me so much. Honestly I don't know why I'm writing this, maybe seeking advice, who knows. It just sucks that shit like this is happening the week of my birthday
my best bet is that when he comes home, we'll have our physical time together, and things will be better, and then he goes, and the cycle continues again.
Idk, all I can say is that I try.
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2. Flip Cam (UltraHD 8GB, Design: Blue Glow)
Flip Cameras are the best!! I just dislike how zoomed in it is. but it's a sweet little camera to take in those random moments, but if you're gonna get an iPhone 4 i saw that the video quality is pretty much similar, so idk :)
just a couple of days
are you kidding me, since when did little children need to know about these things.. this sucks.
need of a ride to school tomorrow.
and I have a midterm in the morning, luckily we can use an index card this time.
Bleck. I miss dylan, he can help me
I want to start over. I want my mind to be pure and stress-free of things that are completely irrelevant and childish. Hopefully by today I can message all those that I have said mean things to, because honestly I feel disgusting. I feel like dirt, and that's not how I want to feel. I want to be happy. I want the people surrounding me to be happy. A lot of things have bogged me down in the past year, and I just want to break those ties, or strengthen those ties. Whichever, as long as it will give my mind peace. It's a selfish act, but I think I really need to do this to grow, to be stronger in myself, and stronger in my faith. I want to be genuine. I want my judgements to stop existing. I've learned so much from my critical thinking class and church. What good will it do bad mouthing, or holding grudges against someone or something? It does nothing except bring you down and the other person down. Although friendships fade and dissolve, it doesn't meant the memories we create won't last in me forever, but times are changing, and people grow apart, it is something that is inevitable. What am I supposed to do? This, be happy, and apologize to all those I have hurt. I want to be genuine. This is the first step.
okay really I should be studying right now.
Dylan is so nice, and takes a break from his life and helps me out with my struggles whenever I'm in need. I'm so grateful because now I have one less thing to worry about and can focus on my stupid Physical Geography Midterm thats worth 20 percent of my grade, fml.
Back to studying
and im so happy he shaved, he noticed I was happier haha
Yup :DDD
well deserved, it has been one hell of a ride. i already can't wait for next season.
he did this in the past with the marlins for the world series, and he may have done it again.


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LW Valentine's Day Crush Post!
You made your nominations (there were close to 150! you guys really love each other!), and we went through them to select a couple people in each category: we have two winners by sheer number of nominations, and three by crush-level (or by how hard you must have been crushing when you wrote about this person). And we weren't originally planning on having a library school student category, but since there was such a clear and charming winner, we couldn't resist. The questions asked are mostly based on what you said you wanted us to ask your crushes in the nomination form.
Keep some smelling salts nearby to bring you back to consciousness, here they are:
Ingrid Abrams: Most Nominations
LW: Tell us about your favorite outfit and the story behind it
IA: I don't have 1 special outfit. Each ensemble is a special, special snowflake. I get dressed up pretty much every day. I'm partial to sailor dresses, square dance skirts, colorful tights, sparkly shoes, and 50s circle skirts. I'd like to look like a combination of Little Edie Beale and Weetzie Bat. When I thrift, I look for anything with sequins or that's beaded. Nearly everything I own is vintage or thrifted.
LW: What is your dream Valentine's Day date?
IA: I actually took Valentine's Day off from work this year. I enjoy it that much. I think the color combinations of Valentine's Day really appeal to me. I like all the pink and red and all the sparkles. I've spent the last 2 years with my boyfriend, who's a librarian-to-be. Valentine's Day with us includes a vegan dinner somewhere in NYC, usually Sacred Chow or Foodswings. We'll look at records or maybe walk on the Highline. The rest of Valentine's Day is classified.
Ingrid Abrams is a Children's Librarian for Brooklyn Public Library. She is a founding member of Urban Librarians Unite and a 2012 Emerging Leader. She can be found blogging at magpielibrarian.blogspot.com.
Peter Bromberg: Most Nominations
LW: Tell us about your tie collection and do you feel it is necessary to match your ties with your socks?
PB: I have a collection of about 100 ties, at least half of them purchased between 1988-89 and 1992-93 when I worked at Nordstrom and was able to pick up some great items heavily discounted. When my dad passed away last year I selected a few ties from his collection just to remember him by. The tie I'm wearing in this picture was one his — it's a John Blair, 100% Dacron Polyester :-) I have a few favorites, and at least one "magic tie that literally goes with anything, but I try to rotate and wear each one at least once during the year. Do I feel it's necessary to match ties with socks? Nah. I don't think it's necessary to match anything with anything. If you want to match, match. If you want to clash, clash. Wear what you feel like wearing, life is short.
LW: What are your plans for Vday?
PB: On Valentine's Day my wife and I will probably walk into town, grab a bite and a drink at one of our favorite local establishments, walk home, jump in the hot tub, then meet up on the couch and watch an episode or two of "How I Met Your Mother", on Netflix. (I just read this to her and she laughed and said, "that sounds perfect". I couldn't agree more.)
Peter Bromberg is just a simple librarian trying to make it in this crazy world. He is Assistant Director, Princeton Public Library, Princeton, NJ, find Peter at http://peterbromberg.com
Jason Wong: Best Nomination
First off, Jason is one of my major fashion crushes in the LIS world. He is definitely one of the best dressed librarians around (suit and ties but not in a stodgy old man way). Secondly, he is an amazing librarian that works well with students and provides interesting instruction sessions (nothing wrong with using Gin and/or/not Tonic to teach Boolean logic right?). His passion and interest in law/legal issues is crushworthy as he has great knowledge on the topics or will find out and let you know as soon as possible. He also gives back to the community and serves on a volunteer board. Lastly, he is a fantastic person and a friend.
LW: Tell us more about your instruction sessions, they sound classy and maybe are channeling Mad Men a little!
JW: Leading instruction sessions are definitely one of my most favourite job duties! I don't know about ever reaching the same level as Don Draper, but I certainly do try to channel his commanding demeanour when I'm at the front of a classroom. What I wear is definitely a huge part of that, so I pull out my best "suit of armour" for the job: a crisp dress shirt, a suave tie, fitted blazer, and trim trousers. To cap it all off, a nice, shiny pair of black dress shoes that make that authoritative staccato as you walk.
My sessions are all tied to the major assignments of the course, and I start and end them with the mantra that the reason why I am in the class is to help them save time, prevent frustration, and help them get a better grade. And I truly believe that the adrenaline rush that you get during and after the big presentation is unbeatable - the thought that I have just successfully pitched the library as being open, helpful, and awesome makes me very proud to be a part of the profession.
LW: Do you have plans for Vday? What was the best Vday you've ever had?
JW: Well, I plan to spend it with my one true love: wine, possibly with some great company. As for the best Vday that I've ever had, it was during one year in high school when I received an anonymous candy gram. There was a very flattering message attached, and I was very moved, to say the least. I never did find out who sent me the candy gram though, so if you're reading this, secret-admirer-from-high-school: do drop me a line ^_~
Jason's bio: I'm an Aries, a business librarian, and most probably a Cylon. My interests include wine, Korean pop music (K-pop!), blazers & ties, and more wine. I was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and I graduated last June from the University of Alberta in Edmonton with my MLIS. The best parts of my job are showcasing all the fantastic resources that the library has to offer, and seeing the looks of amazement on a patron's face when I am able to find exactly what he/she needs.
Celia Perez: Best Nomination
Fashionwise, for her 366 days of feet Facebook project, featuring a different picture of her feet (or occasionally guest feet), notable for her bold pairing of socks and flip-flops (aka chanclas, because she's Latin). Please friend her on Fb if you're not already, so you can see the pictures. Plus she rocks the nerdy/punk/crafty librarian look so many aspire to, but fail to achieve, especially on the verge of turning 40 like Celia is, with glasses, braids, Chucks and well-chosen or handmade accessories. If you ever expand this to cover home decor, Celia is your girl for that, too.
LW: Please tell us about your art/science of sock selection and where you get your style inspiration.
CP: In one of the two family portraits ever taken of my family (and mind you, these are incomplete since my younger brother was not yet born) my older sister and I are wearing identical dresses and matching knee highs. Her socks white, mine navy, both pairs decorated with two little pom poms hanging from braided strings on the outer sides of the socks. I loved those socks. Perhaps that is where my affinity for knee highs comes from. Knee highs are youthful and sweet, but also kind of tough (think tube socks)! In addition to knee highs, I am a tights junkie. Living in Chicago, I especially dig thick sweater tights. Oh, how I love me some HUE! Pattern-wise, I have a soft spot for striped socks (I own several pairs of these) and for argyle socks which I find nerdy, but also sexy because they remind me of the look skaters sported in the mid-90s.
In general, what little style I possess is inspired by children's books, old Sassy magazines and laziness. I'm thinking more paper crowns in 2012. It's true, I never grew up!
LW: Any librarians that *you* have a crush on?!
CP: Jenna Freedman, always. I meant to nominate her for this because she is an all-around good egg. I had the pleasure of going on a zine-reading tour with her this summer and the time spent with her just impressed upon me more how dedicated she is to the work she does as a librarian and as a zinester. She is the kind of librarian who goes above and beyond the call of duty. Plus, I love her blue hair and her hardware jewelry. I also have a librarian crush on my friend Travis Fristoe who was influential in my real entry into zine-making as well as my going into librarianship. Jenna and Travis have both found ways to weave their personal interests into their professional lives. It's really inspiring to see all the amazing things they come up with in terms of services, collections and programming in their libraries, as well as in their personal pursuits. I'm in a certificate of advanced studies in youth services program, and I have a librarian crush on my professors who are so incredibly knowledgeable and cool. They constantly blow my mind.
Celia C. Perez is a community college librarian and writer in Chicago. She loves being the mother of a six-year-old boy, making zines, reading children's books, and photographing her shoes and socks for her 366 Days of Feet project. She maintains a blog about Latinos in children's and YA books at http://all-brown-all-around.blogspot.com.
David Gallin-Parisi: Best Nomination
Let me count the ways: David is a new teen services librarian at a branch public library in San Antonio, TX. He has awesome style, and seems to wear a tie almost every day to work (the teens and tweens seem to get a kick out of this! they also love his multiple pairs of glasses!). I have a crush on him because he is sensitive without being a push-over; he has a unique ease with teens/tweens without being patronizing or immature; he can talk and laugh with grown-ups and kids alike; he is an idea fountain without being pushy; he combines his artistic talents with his professional work. Last week he had teens and elderly patrons making snow globes out of old jars, glitter, and glycerin. He led a "Guybrarian DJ" group of dude librarians while at grad school in NC; he DJs with turntables and LPs. Word on the street is that he's an amazing chef and baker, too — man oh man, what's there not to love about all that?
LW: How are you so stylish?! Where do you get your inspiration?
DGP: Thanks for thinking. Let's see, I love clothes, photography, and art - so I look at lots of photos from magazines, tumblrs, and even Land's End catalogs (supposedly for the most boring people ever). Everything and anything gives me ideas, from record sleeve artwork to documentary photographers touring the country in a t-shirt to mixing colors of pink and purple. My favorite places for strictly fashion inspiration are Mister Mort's photos, A Silent Flute's tumblr, and aNYthings' glob. BTW, those are NSFW for the most part! I also love Librarian Wardrobe, and how it showcases librarians talking freely about fashion, separate from their work. This highlights how fashion is crucial to library work too! Stay stylin' librarians!
LW: What are your best tips for relating to teens and tweens?
DGP: I've actually gotten really good tips from Librarian Wardrobe! Like this. It helps to always let teens make fun of you. I wear lots of ties, and so letting teens make fun of my tie works wonders for building meaningful relationships. Making fun is meaningful. Also, I'm not afraid of looking nerdy or librarian-like. When I first started working, the most common question teens asked was, "Are those prescription glasses?" A trend is people wearing glasses frames just for the look, without lenses. So my specs both blend-in and stick-out. Work is easier for me when I dress more grown up, instead of dressing like a teen. This sex-ed teacher mentions how he started wearing a sweater vest to help with teaching teens, which I definitely agree with. Finally, the best way to relate to teens - and anybody for that matter - is to give your own personal style. Whether it's how you dress, how you talk, or how you ask about video games, creating and giving your own personal style engages others. Teens especially dig when I'm being myself.
David's bio: I'm a new resident in San Antonio, Texas, just moved here nine months ago from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. I'm a teen services librarian, helping teens and tweens bring their ideas to life. I love sound and art, and all the ways people use sound and art to make their world into something new. I collect vinyl records, and always enjoy headbanging to many varieties and kinds of music. I plan to leave more time for my own music-making, art-making or both. My art-making and education coordinating background helps me devise fun and compelling projects at the library. I've worked at a radio station, at an art museum, in food service, at a thrift store, as a DJ, and more. Also, the subtitle from when John Lennon and The Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show applies to me too: "Sorry Girls He's Married."
Axa Mei Liauw: Library School Student Crush
LW: How do you pull off your amazing style? Is it all in confidence? Tell us your secret!
AML: It is all about confidence! Be comfortable with yourself, and you'll have swagger like no other. Having a puppy next to you helps too.
LW: If you could be any animal what would you be and why?
AML: That's a tough question. It's a toss-up between a Pygmy Marmoset and an Emperor Tamarin. Marmosets took over a Shirelles song on the YouTube. Emperor Tamarins have neat mustaches. They're both really cute and tiny. Either way I could hitch a ride on your shoulder.
Photo credits: the pup in the photo is Honey Badger. It was taken by Annie Rosenthal.
Axa is an MLIS student at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. She works at Rutgers University's Mabel Smith Douglass Library as an Information Assistant and at Columbia University's Digital Science Center as an ARL Fellow. Axa also provides technical and educational support for her peers. Inspirations for her style come from fuzz and twee pop, Carl Sagan, Nerd Boyfriend, Cute Overload, and Mr. Rogers.
We hope you enjoyed this year's crush edition! We just may do it again next year if LW is still kicking. Happy Valentine's Day!


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Love their work the best!
Anyway, I voted for B&M because I can name a whole bunch of their roller coaster. Vek gets a no vote from me because of their Deja Vu fail at SFGA and Mack's representative that I have met was not very nice!
I still probably vote for B&M
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I am learning every day to allow the space between where I am and where I want to be to inspire me and not terrify me. Tracee Ellis Ross, in an interview for UPTOWN (via whatemilysaid)
Nei Gaiman's 8 Rules of Writing ( I would love to show rule number 5 to my creative writing teacher…)
- Write
- Put one word after another. Find the right word, put it down.
- Finish what you're writing. Whatever you have to do to finish it, finish it.
- Put it aside. Read it pretending you've never read it before. Show it to friends whose opinion you respect and who like the kind of thing that this is.
- Remember: when people tell you something's wrong or doesn't work for them, they are almost always right. When they tell you exactly what they think is wrong and how to fix it, they are almost always wrong.
- Fix it. Remember that, sooner or later, before it ever reaches perfection, you will have to let it go and move on and start to write the next thing. Perfection is like chasing the horizon. Keep moving.
- Laugh at your own jokes.
- The main rule of writing is that if you do it with enough assurance and confidence, you're allowed to do whatever you like. (That may be a rule for life as well as for writing. But it's definitely true for writing.) So write your story as it needs to be written. Write it honestly, and tell it as best you can. I'm not sure that there are any other rules. Not ones that matter.
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Alone in the office, listening to The Hobbit soundtrack. Life is good.
People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don't believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can't find them, make them. George Bernard Shaw, Mrs. Warren's Profession (via acideyedrops)
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A Day in the Life of a Media Specialist
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As Brighton's media specialist, I plan and purchase traditional media and interactive banners. I act as an agent for our clients, dealing with media representatives. I plan out the best course of action, negotiate costs, and look at quantity and scheduling for media purchases. I consistently communicate with our clients, account executives and creative department to recommend media direction and strategy.
The vast majority of my time is spent putting together media plans that effectively and efficiently reach our clients' communication goals. There is no cookie-cutter approach to planning as there are many options available depending on each campaign's budget and overall objectives. What I love about media planning is that each new assignment or campaign opens the door for new opportunities.
Recently, I helped generate a unique partnership between Monsanto and The Weather Channel. As a result of the connection, the two entities worked to create a lifestyle channel within the weather.com website dedicated to farmers. Dubbed "Farmer's Forecast," the innovative space filled a void for the livelihood. The partnership was a win-win opportunity, allowing both Monsanto and The Weather Channel to gain real-time insights about the agriculture community.
Projects like these keep me continually invested in learning, keeping an open mind and staying on the lookout for new opportunities.
As a marketer who focuses on executing tactics in one individual channel, I'm envious of your position! It must be very rewarding to assist clients with both strategy and execution across a range of different channels. The "Farmer's Forecast" channel sounds like a very engaging project.


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Go Contrarian to Your Investing Personality
By AnnaLisa Kraft - July 11, 2013 | Tickers: CTCT, ITW, RUE, WAG
Are you a momentum chaser or a value stalker? Whichever you are, getting out of your comfort zone might improve your returns.
Maybe you're all about the yield, all you own are REITS and MLPs, utilities and defensive staples and you wouldn't touch Amazon with a ten foot pole. Hear me out...a speck of speculation, a small position won't hurt you very much.
Maybe you are more »
Can You Find Value in the Teen Retailers?
By Robert Hanley - July 8, 2013 | Tickers: ARO, PSUN, RUE
Large institutional investors have been circling the teen retail sector in 2013 looking for value from retail chains with solid finances and national footprints. While teens' fashion choices change as frequently as the weather, the teen cohort as a group has meaningful disposable income and the proclivity to spend rather than to save money. In March, retail-focused investment firm Sycamore Partners agreed to buy teen retailer Hot Topic for roughly more »
You Should Worry About This Retailer
By William Bias - June 24, 2013 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, MW
On June 19 the board of directors of apparel retailer Men's Wearhouse (NYSE: MW) abruptly fired its Executive Chairman and Founder George Zimmer. Management turnover is never a good sign for a company's prospects. If you're an investor you need to worry.
What happened?
The short answer is: Who knows?
The firing of the well-known business figure famous for his catch phrase, "You're going to like more »
A Trio of Retailers Report Disappointing Quarterly Results
By Ryan Glosier - June 12, 2013 | Tickers: ASNA, RUE, VRA
On Wednesday of last week, after the closing bell, a trio of retailers reported their quarterly earnings results. The reports raised questions about the state of the American consumer as all three companies slashed their forward looking guidance. Another specialty retail company, Francesca's Holdings, reported sales that missed Wall Street expectations. That stock was trading down around 9% on Thursday afternoon. Although it would be a mistake to read more »
This Incredibly Profitable Retailer is Being Acquired
By Anh HOANG - June 6, 2013 | Tickers: ANF, ARO, RUE
Recently, the specialty apparel retailer rue21 (NASDAQ: RUE) agreed to be bought out by Apax for around $42 per share in cash, with the total transaction worth $1.1 billion. Thus, since the beginning of the year, rue21 has more than doubled from only $20 per share to the acquisition offer of $42 per share. The company will have 40 days to seek better offers. Does rue21 have a fair more »
Are These Companies Buyout Targets?
By John Timmes - June 4, 2013 | Tickers: ARO, AEO, RUE
If you have been following the deal pages recently, you may have heard about the deal to take rue21 (NASDAQ: RUE) private... again. You see, Apax Partners, the private equity firm that took rue21 public back in 2009, has now offered to buy the company for $1.1 billion. Apax currently owns 30% of the stock in the company. The offer represents $42 per share, or roughly a 20% premium more »
5 Teen Retailers Vie for the Coveted Title of Miss Wall Street High
By Erin McBride - May 28, 2013 | Tickers: ANF, ARO, AEO, GPS, RUE
This is a tale of five teenage girls at Wall Street High School. Each one was known for her clothes, and setting the standard for fashion at WSHS. And just like at every high school in America, there is a popularity contest and fierce rivalry between these frenemies. Each one wants to be crowned, "Miss Wall Street High," but first she has to earn it with her quarterly earnings.
"I more »
3 Small Cap Plays on Rising Retail Sales
By Leo Sun - May 15, 2013 | Tickers: FRAN, RUE, VRA
A recent report from the U.S. Department of Commerce showed an unexpected jump in retail sales for April, which rose 0.5% year-on-year after an anemic 0.1% gain in March. Excluding gas and auto sales, retail sales rose 0.6%. Economists had originally projected a 0.3% decline in April.
Strong sales of building materials, clothing, sporting goods and electronics boosted retail sales, which account for 30% of more »
Is This Stock Worth Buying?
By Shas Dey - April 3, 2013 | Tickers: ARO, AEO, RUE
rue21 (NASDAQ: RUE), a specialty apparel retailer, reported 4Q12 results with sales increasing 22.4% to $269 million, compared to consensus estimates of $203 million. Same-store sales edged up 0.5% as against expectations of negative low-single digits. Further, despite the promotional environment, gross margin improved 110 basis points to 37.6%. In line with its peers, it has guided for (2)% same store sales in 1Q13. Let us compare more »
Body Central: A New Hope
By William Bias - March 18, 2013 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL
Apparel retailer Body Central (NASDAQ: BODY) struggled throughout 2012. Same store sales and net income fell 8.1% and 40% respectively. Operating margins declined 44 basis points to 6.2% during the year. February 2013 saw the beginnings of new hope with the appointment of a new CEO, the ousting of merchandising Vice President Beth Angelo, and the installation of a new merchandising team. Body Central may serve as an more »
Avoid This Retailing Value Trap
By William Bias - January 22, 2013 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL
On Jan. 15, Body Central (NASDAQ: BODY), a specialty apparel retailer catering to young women, announced 4th quarter 2012 sales results and issued another downward revision in guidance. Net revenue increased a microscopic 0.4% with comparable sales (stores open longer than a year) declining 12%. Full year EPS guidance now hovers in the $0.68 to $0.70 per share range representing a 44% to 43% decline from the $1.22 reported in 2011. Body Central's stock declined 65% since the beginning of 2012 (see chart below) and currently trades with a P/E of roughly 9. With that said, Body Central is a value trap to be avoided.
This Retailer is Too Cheap to Ignore
By Anh HOANG - November 21, 2012 | Tickers: ARO, BODY, RUE
With the small cap series, I would like to talk about small cap opportunities the value investing way. Warren Buffett mentioned that he could make higher returns with a smaller amount of capital, such as 50% yearly on $1 million dollars. I think with a small amount of capital, he would focus on undervalued stocks with little analyst coverage and competition from other investors. However, the small cap stock might more »
The Trip to the Bottom Continues…..
By William Bias - November 9, 2012 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL |
On Nov. 1, specialty apparel retailer Body Central (NASDAQ: BODY) came out with its earnings announcement and had its conference call. This announcement confirms that Body Central's trip to the fundamental bottom continues. Its comparable store sales declined 12%. Net revenue edged ahead a mere 1.2% due to unjustified store expansion. Net income declined to $153,000 versus $2.8 million this time last year. After four months of observing Body Central I came up with four issues that this company can't seem to resolve. It's "curtains" for this company unless they can come up with some viable solutions for these problems.
What Caused This Retailer's Runaway Run-Up?
By William Bias - October 5, 2012 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL
Body Central (NASDAQ: BODY), a lady's apparel retailer catering to women in their teens and twenties, has shot up 24% in the past month. No buyout rumors or hot product lineup seems to have driven this sudden surge. Instead, these four reasons may explain why Body Central's shares rose -- and whether they'll keep rising.
This Apparel Maker has an Overlooked Jewel!
By Daniel Sparks - September 14, 2012 | Tickers: COLM, NKE, ZQK, RUE, BKE
A few weeks ago I wrote an article on Quiksilver (NYSE: ZQK) entitled, Quiksilver: An Undervalued Turnaround. On the day I wrote it, Quiksilver was trading $3.05 per share. Quiksilver's stock soared higher after its earnings release and it is now trading around $3.61 per share, up over 18%. Now a question lingers for Quiksilver investors: Is Quiksilver still undervalued? I believe it is. In fact, I more »
Body Central Continues to Struggle
By William Bias - August 7, 2012 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL
In, Is Body Central a Value Trap?, I talked about how Body Central's (NASDAQ: BODY) 66% decline from its 52 week high to the price of $10.56 on 07/09/12 was a value trap because of a decline in same store sales of 1.4%. It had a total debt to equity ratio of 48% as of the 1st quarter and growth in free cash flow of 54% between fiscal years 2009-2011, which is excellent, but I saw the decline in same store sales as the beginning of a worrisome trend. I also discussed how management didn't expect any improvement until the holiday season. The earnings announcement that came out on August 2, 2012 is not doing anything to change my mind about the continuation of the worrisome trend. The stock price has dropped another 23% as of close on 08/06/12.
Is Body Central a Value Trap?
By William Bias - July 13, 2012 | Tickers: BODY, RUE, WTSL
As a value investor I look for companies that have experienced steep declines in stock prices and still have excellent fundamentals such as excellent growth in free cash flow, low debt to equity ratios, and high return on equity. Sometimes a company can fall for a good reason such as threats to the underlying business -- new competitors, declining demand for a product or obsolescence. This is called a value trap. The saying goes if it's too good to be true then it generally is. If I see a stock price that has fallen then there is a good possibility that there is a good reason for it. >>More
The Good and the Bad for Talbots: What about the Ugly?
By Rita Chattaraj - May 29, 2012 | Tickers: ASNA, KSS, RUE, TLB
On Friday, the stocks of Massachusetts-based retailer Talbots (NYSE: TLB) took a hit as the company offered strong bad news and relatively weaker good news. The troubled retailer, which was in talks with a private equity firm Sycamore Partners for getting acquired, announced that the deal was off and as an instant reaction of Wall Street, the stock price plunged 41%. Even the company's improved fiscal 2012 first quarter more »
You'll RUE The Day You Short This Stock
By Chad Henage - March 26, 2012 | Tickers: ANF, AEO, RUE
Sometimes shorts bet against stocks that seem to have all the right numbers, in all the right places. On a recent screen using Motley Fool CAPS Screener, I found rue21, Inc. (NASDAQ: RUE). As a percentage of float, 44% of rue21 shares are sold short. The amazing part is in the last 3 years, rue21 has over 20% revenue growth, and nearly 40% EPS growth. In addition, rue21 has an over 30% return on equity. With the CEO Robert Fisch owning over 1 million shares, he has a vested interest in making this company successful. So why are shorts betting against this company?


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Melissa Davey MANAGERS might be called ''fat cats'' for a reason. They are among the unhealthiest employees in the state, a survey of workplace health has found.
Parents buying booze for minors: report
Melissa Davey Parents are willing to buy alcohol for children as young as 14 even though they know it is illegal to do so, according to a new survey, but older brothers and sisters are most guilty of providing...
Mental health report card 'confronting'
Melissa Davey Australia's inaugural 'report card' on mental health services has been described by the chair of the National Mental Health Commission as 'confronting' after it found services need a major overhaul.
Mental health care scores F for failure in first report card
Melissa Davey MENTAL health services are in an ''appalling'' state, the chairman of the National Mental Health Commission said as the inaugural national report card on mental health was launched.
Women now abusing alcohol at similar levels to men
Melissa Davey MONIQUE STEGER said she is more likely to stand out in a crowd for being sober than for getting drunk and making a fool of herself.
Don't trivialise mental illness, commission warns
Melissa Davey Mental illness risks being trivialised because words such as anxious and depressed are being flippantly used to describe routine emotions like worry or sadness, the National Mental Health Commission...
Scrap ecstasy charges, says ex-minister
Melissa Davey Ecstasy users should not be charged by police, former federal health minister Neal Blewett says.
Talking someone back from the brink of despair
Melissa Davey When someone tells Brenda Barber they feel suicidal, the first thing she does it let them know she cares.
Drop charges over ecstasy, police urged
Melissa Davey Ecstasy users should not be charged by police, former Labor health minister Neal Blewett said during a provocative keynote address to the peak police drug and alcohol forum in Australasia on...
Government seeks millions for drug delay
Melissa Davey In a landmark case, the Commonwealth government is seeking millions of dollars in compensation from a major drug company accused of delaying cheaper versions of a blockbuster drug from entering the...
Patients' healthcare bills among world's highest
Melissa Davey and Dan Harrison Australians have the fifth-highest out-of-pocket healthcare costs in the world, with patients here paying twice as much as those in Britain or France.
Delivery of vital drugs may be hit without funds rise: supplier
Madeleine Heffernan, Georgia Wilkins, Melissa Davey One of Australia's biggest drug providers is threatening to slow down delivery times of vital medicines if it doesn't receive more money from the government.
Drugs regulator could tighten Xanax rules
Melissa Davey Experts urge action to counter the abuse of anxiety and insomnia drugs.
Cannabis disorders less likely to be diagnosed
Melissa Davey More than 185,000 Australians will no longer be diagnosed with cannabis use disorders under changes to the controversial diagnostic manual used by psychiatrists, released this month.
Are you sitting comfortably? Doctors find high risk of injury and illness in office
Melissa Davey WORKERS who compensate for spending hours in front of a computer by using ergonomic chairs, standing desks and good posture are still likely to suffer back, neck, wrist and shoulder injuries, while...
Dentist happy to take avocados for her work
Melissa Davey TAREE dentist, Nancy Saunders-Clay, has been so distressed by parents unable to afford basic dental procedures for their children she has accepted payments of home-kill and bags of avocados in...
Father gave up drinking for his child, but there are millions of others who don't
Melissa Davey JOEL SMEATON is a devoted father to seven-year-old Dane, but sometimes he wonders how life got so good.
Calls to tighten online content
Melissa Davey ONLINE music videos featuring ''adult-oriented behaviour'' by performers such as Lady Gaga or Rihanna should have a MA15+ rating or even refused classification and deemed illegal, says the Australian...
Fairfax a big winner at Walkleys
Melissa Davey FAIRFAX dominated the print category at the Walkley Awards held in Brisbane last night, which recognises the best in Australian journalism.
Confusion reigns over HIV drugs
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The Anaheim Ducks draft table is expected to have a new face among the group on Friday.
Former Canucks general manager Dave Nonis and Ducks general manager Brian Burke are working on the final details to add Nonis as a senior advisor.
It's believed Nonis, who worked with Burke in Vancouver, will have the freedom to leave his position in Anaheim abruptly if a more attractive offer from another team comes along.
A Vancouver native, Nonis served as senior vice president and director of hockey operations with the team for six seasons prior to becoming general manager.
Nonis, who was heavily courted by the Toronto Maple Leafs wouldn't get into the specifics as to what lured him to Anaheim other than to say, "this opportunity was the best fit for me and my family"
Prior to joining the Canucks, Nonis served as the NHL's manager of hockey operations for four seasons. He helped finalize sections of the league's 1995 collective bargaining agreement and also worked with the league's arbitration team.


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It was Saturday and the grandstands along the Baltimore Grand Prix course were packed solid with fans.
Penske, sitting in the team trailer and waiting for the racing to begin Sunday morning, was ebullient for a team owner who just watched his premier driver's car sheared by a flying competitor during morning practice. Tony Kanaan lost his brakes and soared over Helio Castroneves' car at the turn onto Pratt Street at about 8:45 a.m., badly scraping the right side. Neither driver was injured.
"Happens all the time," Penske said, with a dismissive wave of his hand. "We're fine."
Penske was generous with his praise -- for the beauty of the city, the quality of the course, the work of the organizers, police and volunteers and for Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
"To be able to walk four of five minutes from your hotel to the track. To be able to stay inside the track. I am impressed. It is all well done."
Penske attributed the success of the ticket sales to the fact that the race was held at the heart of Baltimore's sports complexes Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadiums. He went to an Orioles game Thursday afternoon with his crew, as a matter of fact.
"These fans know this area. They are here for all sorts of other events. They don't have to find their way to us."
Tim Cindric, president of Team Penske, said the fans in the paddock demonstrated a healthy knowledge of Indy car racing.
"We're most impressed with the knowledge base there is of our sport," he said.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The AFL-CIO has endorsed a nationwide consumer boycott of American Crystal Sugar products to protest its 14-month lockout of union workers.
The labor federation said Tuesday the boycott begins Oct. 15, but will be called off if the company returns to bargaining and concludes a contract with about 1,300 workers in Minnesota, North Dakota and Iowa who have been locked out since August 2011.
In a statement, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka says they hope the boycott encourages Crystal Sugar to respect the workers who made it an industry leader.
The Moorhead-based sugar beet processor has offered a 17 percent pay increase over five years but is seeking concessions on seniority and job security that union workers have rejected.
No new talks are scheduled. Crystal Sugar is operating with replacement workers.
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Carolyn's career started as an artist, teacher, and then founder of her first company, Kinder-Harris, which became an award-winning, multimillion dollar international accessory company. Carolyn became known as an industry leader in three important areas: strong, timeless design, the coordination of products from the separate fields of the accessory industry, and use of point-of-sale display units and materials to present a dramatic approach on the floor of the retailer. Carolyn eventually sold her interest in Kinder-Harris and in 1992, she began the development of Carolyn Kinder, Inc., a multi-faceted company which serves the home interior industry on a broader scale through a series of licensee companies, each a leader in its field. This new business continues to address the area of product development, but is also developing new marketing techniques for consumers by focusing on the many obstacles they face in providing a beautiful, functional, and comfortable home for their families. In 2002, Carolyn founded Carolyn Kinder International. With the formation of this company, Carolyn searched and acquired additional talented staff with a diversified skill set to implement her plan. This multi-dimensional company continues to focus on delivering award winning designs and creating interesting licensing partnerships, all complemented with the power of media. Carolyn Kinder and Uttermost have enjoyed a significant business partnership for over 10 years. The relationship began in wall décor, and has expanded in recent years into portable and fixed lighting. Carolyn's unique style, passion, and vision for the future make her very special to Uttermost, and to the entire home décor industry.
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Love this mirror! Quality is excellent! Using as a bathroom mirror!
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I had my eye on this mirror and got it for a great price. The picture does not do its beauty justice. Also very sturdy piece. I am beyond happy with my purchase.
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A while ago, I went to SM with my cousin to buy some plastic cover for my books. Of course, as I enter any bookstore, it's a must to check out the book stands. And what do you know! I found these three babies which I cannot just ignore. Good thing I brought my money with me. And so, impulsive as I am, I bought them:
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—This is the sequel to I Am Number Four by an anonymous author. I enjoyed the first book for it is a well-written sci-fi novel. The Power of Six follows the adventures of Number Four and Number Six as they race to find the other four aliens of their kind in order to save the earth.
- Before Ever After by Samantha Sotto
—This book was recommended to me by my aunt. She said that she can't put it down when she started reading it. I was intrigued so I read the summary. It's about a newly widowed woman who meets a young man which is supposed to be the grandson of his 34-year old late husband. The story goes as this young man tells her that her husband is still alive. I am looking forward to reading this since the author is a Filipino.
- The Solitude of Prime Numbers by Paolo Giordono
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(Crewe, England. 05 July 2012). Bentley enjoyed its largest ever presence at the 2012 Goodwood Festival of Speed as the marque showed cars from its past, present, and future to more than 185,000 attendees during the four day Festival. Modern-day Bentley Boys, Derek Bell MBE, Juha Kankkunen and Guy Smith were on-hand to meet fans and take to the famous Hillclimb in a range of Bentley models.
Bentley's new performance flagship, the 616bhp, twin-turbo W12-engined Continental GT Speed coupe, made its international debut and proved itself worthy of its 'fastest ever production Bentley' title with four-time World Rally champion, Juha Kankkunen, demonstrating its breath-taking performance on the Hill.
Meanwhile, five-time Le Mans winner, Derek Bell, showcased the sporty, dynamic character of the new high-performance, high-efficiency 500bhp, twin-turbo Continental GT V8 coupe.
Returning to the cockpit of the Bentley Speed 8 race car, Guy Smith re-lived the pace that saw Bentley victorious in the 2003 24 Hours of Le Mans. All three drivers were firm crowd favourites in the Paddock and on the Bentley stand throughout the Festival.
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Chairman and Chief Executive, Wolfgang Dürheimer, thundered up the hill in the 1929 Bentley Blower Team Car, which competed in the pre-war endurance racer class.
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Project Warm Us is just a way to get some much needed warmth to the homeless in Dallas, Texas. Our goal is to collect as many warm clothing items by Thanksgiving 2013. We will be collecting through mid-December, but we hope to get the majority in before Thanksgiving for early distribution. We are collecting the following items:
- Coats (Jackets, sweatshirts and sweaters are good too)
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1) Donate your new or gently used items. Any gender, any size, adults, kids, it doesn't matter. We need them all. The drop-off locations will be posted here as we identify them. Chances are you have some around you house that you could live without, or maybe you'd enjoy picking some up at Goodwill or yard sales.
2) Host a collection box. We are looking for individuals or organizations that are willing to host a collection box (translated: cardboard box for people to drop their coats and blankets in). Maybe your kid's school, or your church, or favorite coffee shop, or your office, or your front porch? We'll be listing all of our drop spots here on our web site, so it's like free advertising with the bonus of doing the greater good.
3) Spread the word! The only way we'll reach our goal is with a LOT of help. Please share this exciting adventure with your networks! We've got easy-sharing buttons right here at the bottom of this page. We also have spiffy little business-card-size flyers that you can print out and give to your neighbors, hand off to the drive-thru clerk when you get your fast food fix, leave in a retail restroom, you get the idea. Check 'em out! It's just that easy.
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It started something like this… "Hey, I have a few coats I want to donate to the homeless. Do you know a good place?" Then it turned into, "How about if we both start collecting coats from everyone we know, see how many we can get and bring them down to Dallas in early November?" Of course, we couldn't stop there. Now it's, "Let's set a radical goal of 5,723 coats and blankets! (The 5,700 is the approximate homeless 'point in time' count in Dallas and 23 is the day we started this idea) We can get businesses, churches and individuals to help us out. We'll blast it out on social media and tell everyone we can!"
In 2011, we beat our goal of 5,723 by collecting 6,766!! In 2012, we collected a few thousand. We don't have an exact number, as we were busy collecting instead of counting.
This year, our goal is just to collect as many as we can. It's imperative that we spread the word, as our circle of friends' items have mostly been depleted. Take a look at this video from 2011.
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I just made this, and it was the best banana bread that I have EVER made. I used bourbon rather than the rum called for in the recipe. Otherwise, everything is just as printed. I am not sure if there will be any left for the kids when they get home from school/practice!
Caramelized Banana Bread with Browned Butter Glaze
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MrsDana Posted: 09/25/12
100% A+ Scrumptious. This was an easy bread to make and my husband did a great job with the glaze.
BlueeyedSara7 Posted: 09/25/12
Moist bread with excellent flavor. I did make a couple of substitutions: one for nutritional value and one out of desperation. I replaced 3/4 of the all-purpose flour with white whole-wheat flour and the rest of the all-purpose flour with ground flaxseed. Also, I was shocked to realize that I was out of rum so I used hazelnut liqueur instead. :-) I suspect that the liqueur complemented the nuttiness of the browned butter better than the rum but I plan on making the bread again and next time I will try it with the rum. FOLLOW-UP: Made the recipe again with rum and while it's just as good, I think that I will stick with the hazelnut liqueur in the future.
gunnercade Posted: 04/26/13
My new favorite banana bread recipe. I added bourbon instead of rum, and added raisins. I also skipped the glaze, and it was still terrific (I'll try the glaze next time). This is much better than my previous favorite.
lindaheins Posted: 09/16/12
Just made this, and there is barely any left to take a photo! My son, who is more of a pumpkin bread guy rather than a banana bread guy, let me know this is the "most awesome, gourmet bread you've ever made, Mom!" I'm sure I've made a more gourmet bread, but he probably never ate those! Absolutely no substitutions, perfect as is. I split the batter into 2 smaller pans - to give one away - and baked for 30 min, toothpick came out clean. 5 Stars!
Semiresponsive Posted: 10/29/12
I thought this was a very good (and moist) banana bread. I didn't think the carmelized flavor came out too much and would love to attempt that again with a flambe with banana liquor. I think that would make the carmelized flavor more pronounced. I think this bread was made, though, by the glaze. The browned butter makes it taste like caramel and it was amazing! Took this to work as breakfast for a Monday morning meeting and it was inhaled!
Sueconnell Posted: 09/19/12
Wow, great texture and flavor. Everyone raved. Was going to omit the glaze but it really made it perfect. This will be my go to banana bread recipie.
clintjosie Posted: 09/27/12
I made this last night as a side to go with pork chops. First off I skipped the glaze so it wasn't so "desserty." The other substitutions are as follows: used all WW pastry flour, for the rum I used 1 tbsp of brandy and 1 tsp vanilla extract, upped the soda to 1 tsp, used 1% milk with a little vinegar in it (it's what I usually use instead of buttermilk), topped the bread with the nuts instead of mixing them in. I absolutely loved it and so did my kids (they want the rest in their lunches today). My husband prefers a heavier bread apparently, but that is what I usually don't like about banana bread, this texture was very light and the crumb was perfect. It also had a very delicate banana flavor, generally I find banana bread a little too overwhelming. I think I'll make it again this weekend and try it with the glaze.
MizMarlene Posted: 10/16/12
I've made this recipe 3 times, each time adding or substituting something a little different. First time I made it, I didn't have any half and half. I used caramel flavored coffee creamer and it was perfect. The second time I added chopped walnuts to the batter and it was perfect still. The third time I made it, I added dark mini chocolate chips and a drizzle of caramel sauce on top. This is my 'go to' banana bread recipe. The suggested 1 hour baking time is too long for my oven. The first time baking this bread, I set my timer to 50 minutes and the edges got a little too brown. The last two times I reduced the baking time to 45 minutes, and the result was much better.
kvluv2cook Posted: 04/17/13
Delicious! I added nutmeg, pecan oil and half cup pecans to the batter - my husband LOVES nuts. Also used banana flavored rum. Instead of buttery sugary (and probably very delicious) glaze, I topped the bread with a mixture of cinnamon and another cup of pecans.
peanut3149 Posted: 07/27/13
I didn't make any modifications, and the recipe turned out great. Very moist. The caramilized glaze makes this more dessert-like than snack or breakfast.
amateurcook Posted: 09/29/13
Very moist and tasty. Cooking the bananas made them soft. The glaze didn't really add anything to the recipe so we will leave it off next time as it flaked off anyway. Will make this again.
portland Posted: 06/02/14
nice texture, excellent taste. fine grain, browned butter adds a good buttery taste. in comparison, i made bananas foster bread, this recipe was far superior, although similar in ingredients.
CherylT Posted: 05/06/14
I thought this recipe was just fine but more work than other banana breads and not worth the trouble. I skipped the glaze and maybe that's the amazing part but I thought the caramelizing step in the beginning didn't make it any better than other banana bread recipes that don't have that step. I also don't have a metal loaf pan and cooked it in a glass pan instead and even though the toothpick came out clean, it needed more cooking. I will go back to my previous, easier recipe.
mwood2278 Posted: 04/16/14
I mad the brown butter glaze which was amazing. I kind of wish I could have tasted the caramelized bananas more but such is life. I used bourbon instead of rum. It still was wonderful!
Angelicdra Posted: 02/04/14
This was really moist. I made a few adjustments based on previous reviews. I Used one cup of AP flour. 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour, 7/8 cup of ground flax seed, 1/8 cup self rising flour. Added vanilla essence and hazelnut liquor to the cooled banana mixture. Omitted the brown butter glaze but was still delicious.


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