text:
Caruthersville Green Leaf Restaurant
1. Round House Restaurant
820 W 3rd StCaruthersville, MO 63830
2. Morgan Family Restaurant
108 E 12th StCaruthersville, MO 63830
3. Dorthy's Famous Food Restaurant
100 S Headden DrRidgely, TN 38080
4. Steele Family RestaurantMenu
113 W Main StSteele, MO 63877
From Business: 113 West Main Street Steele, MO 63877-1433 (573) 695-2252
5. Foster's Lanes Grocery & Restaurant
10229 Millsfield HwyObion, TN 38240
6. Shogun Restaurant
2730 Mall Loop RdDyersburg, TN 38024
7. Las Lomas Mexican Restaurant
Food DELICIOUS! Excellent staff and management...
8. Foster's Restaurant
216 E Court StDyersburg, TN 38024
9. Auston Mealer's Restaurant Equipment Service
1775 Pioneer RdDyersburg, TN 38024
10. Smokehouse BBQ Restaurant
1302 Independence CirKennett, MO 63857
11. Waffle Inn Restaurant
3820 E Main StBlytheville, AR 72315
12. Kowloon Chinese Restaurant
the BEST in Blytheville the food is AWESOME,staff is very friendly.
13. Perkins Restaurant & BakeryMenu
1121 E Main StBlytheville, AR 72315
From Business: This summer at Perkins the specialty of the house is Smokehouse. Come try one of our eight mouthwatering Smokehouse Specials packed with barbeque flavor. Choose fro…
14. Taster's Restaurant
25 Villa Shopping CtrNew Madrid, MO 63869
15. Gina's Restaurant
516 E Grand AveCampbell, MO 63933
16. Great River Chinese Restaurant
1124 N Douglass StMalden, MO 63863
17. Jones Drive In Restaurant
1709 N Douglass StMalden, MO 63863
18. Olive Garden Italian Restaurant
cherished this business all of the twenty years living in Florida. Both Red Lobster and Olive Garden were outstanding facilities to dine.
19. John Craig's Northside of Square Restaurant - CLOSED
137 W Jackson AveRipley, TN 38063
20. Sonic Drive-InMenu
1233 W 3rd StCaruthersville, MO 63830
From Business: SONIC Drive-In, also known as SONIC, is a chain of fast food restaurants that opened its first outlet in Oklahoma in 1953. It operates more than 3,000 drive-in rest…
21. Apple Barrel
My 5 year old son loves this place. He always orders the mickey mouse pancakes or grilled cheese. I normally get the buffet which usually has fried …
22. Pizza HutMenu
First off, the server was rude and snotty. She didn't even introduce herself, then made us feel very rushed to take our order even though the place…
23. Mr C's Burgers & Fries
525 N Walnut StSteele, MO 63877
24. Applebee'sMenu
you gotta love having the menu in your living room i think i smell it too
25. Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreMenu
Good food normally. But I wouldn't advise getting the country fried steak.
26. Neil's Barbeque & GrillMenu
Amazing place....this is my favorite place to eat. Their BBQ po boy is amazing! Live the atmosphere and staff. I always request Jessica, she's my …
27. Mary Ada's
Mary Ada's serves the best food you will find anywhere in the area. I have traveled all over the country and would rate the food and service tops f…
28. Abe's Ribeye BarnMenu
The place is very good-the only thing if any i would say about here is that it is alittle pricey---but you cant put a price on good dining
29. Sonic Drive-InMenu
When this Sonic first showed up in Tiptonville, it was probably the best one I've ever been too. Here lately though, it's gone way downhill. My food…
30. Pizza HutMenu
2321 Lake RdDyersburg, TN 38024
From Business: Experience the Flavor Of Now from your neighborhood Pizza Hut in Dyersburg.


text:
Elizabeth Rage takes you through the steps to create the Enchantress look f...
On this episode, Master Chalk Artist Chris Carlson takes on an epic Star Tr...
Get you geek on and come check out these hilarious clips!
Courtesy of PhotoCropYourFriends.com
Have at 'er
Wow, I dont know if Im more afraid of them or the muscly chick from earlier...
There's just something bizarre about a sport that relies on you being fat.
In This Picture: Photo of female sumo wrestler
Why is Alec Baldwin fighting that man?
Sumo Suckers
Let me see your sumo bounce, sumo bounce, sumo bounce
Sumo guys, don't eat those babies.
So this angle isn't totally terrifying.
Seems productive.
Biggest Sump wrestler ever.
Bet you this is sold in a Skymall catalog.
That's a bit trippy
Look, they're like swans
Gotta eat a few more Pop Tarts, kid

subset: commoncrawl


text: Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. Yesterday, Sept. 5, 2013, 166 U.S. common stocks issued filings of shares being bought or sold by insiders. The transactions ranged in value from $1.00 to $287,182,000.00. Highlighted Stocks Traded by Insiders: Maxim Integrated Products (MXIM) - FREE Research Report Doluca Tunc who is President, Ceo & Director at Maxim Integrated Products sold 2,000 shares at $28.09 on Sept. 5, 2013. Following this transaction, the President, Ceo & Director owned 329,750 shares meaning that the stake was reduced by 0.6% with the 2,000 share transaction. The shares most recently traded at $28.20, up $0.11, or 0.39% since the insider transaction. Historical insider transactions for Maxim Integrated Products go as follows: 12-Week # shares sold: 2,644 24-Week # shares sold: 50,903 The average volume for Maxim Integrated Products has been 3.1 million shares per day over the past 30 days. Maxim Integrated Products has a market cap of $8.2 billion and is part of the technology sector and electronics industry. Shares are down 2.62% year to date as of the close of trading on Thursday. Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets various linear and mixed-signal integrated circuits worldwide. The company also provides a range of high-frequency process technologies and capabilities for use in custom designs. The stock currently has a dividend yield of 3.63%. The company has a P/E ratio of 19.0. Currently there are 8 analysts that rate Maxim Integrated Products a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 10 rate it a hold. Exclusive Offer: Get the latest Stock Analysis on MXIM - FREE TheStreet Quant Ratings rates Maxim Integrated Products as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, notable return on equity, growth in earnings per share and increase in net income. Although no company is perfect, currently we do not see any significant weaknesses which are likely to detract from the generally positive outlook. Get the full Maxim Integrated Products Ratings Report from TheStreet Quant Ratings now. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more. Prev 0 of 5 Next


text:
Reload the page and try again.
Guys & Girls:
Not enough guys for girls
Guys & Girls:
Lots of pretty girls. Less guys and even less attractive guys.
Guys & Girls:
Goucher is 70/30 with lots and lots of girls. It creates a weird dating dynamic.
Guys & Girls:
It quite difficult to describe the student demographic and lifestyle at Goucher. The diversity at Goucher is immense when one pays attention to what's going on. No one student looks the same. Everyone seems to be friendly with each other even one may not be a part of that specific circle of friends. No one is really discriminated upon one's social status or the way one dresses. It is very easy to make friends at Goucher. You just have to be nice and always have a smile.
Guys & Girls:
There is still more girls than guys at the school.
{{review.SectionLabel}} at {{review.EntityName}}:
Sorry, there are no reviews.
There is a high female-to-male ratio at Goucher. Often, this means straight women are forced to look off campus for hookups and relationships because any word of romance on campus gets around quickly.
On that note, Goucher is also a safe, accepting place for people of all sexual identities and preferences. A range of contraceptives, as well as free STD testing, is available at Health Services, and there are no restrictions about having members of the opposite sex stay the night in your dorm room.
Non-registered users are limited to 5 school profile page views per month.
Register for free to gain full access!


text:
wifi unlocker para laptop gratis
Related searches
Wifi Unlocker Para Laptop Gratisat Software Informer
Convert an Acer laptop into a Wireless network hotspot.
Acer Laptop to Hotspot ... for Acer laptops which facilitates
13 user rating
More Wifi Unlocker Para Laptop Gratis
Wifi Unlocker Para Laptop Gratis in introduction
28 FreeWiFiHotspot Co., Ltd. 11,446 Freeware
It turns your laptop into Wi-Fi Hotspot and shares Internet with any devices.
22 virtual-ap.com 1,284 Shareware
It shares your WiFi Internet connection with other PCs not connected to it.
1 Mental Works Computing Software 29 Shareware
Laptop CD/DVD Guard allows you to lock your DVD drive to avoid to break it.
159 Makayama Interactive 9,174 Freeware
Easy WiFi Radar is a software for find and connect to wireless access points.
3 virtualwifihotspot 254 Freeware
Virtual WiFi Hotspot is a free software router for Windows based systems.
6 Zards software 261 Freeware
Turns your wifi enabled Windows laptop or PC into a virtual router.
29 FreeWiFiRouter Co., Ltd. 3,133 Freeware
Free WiFi Router lets you turn your laptop into a virtual WiFi router.
7 Drive The Life Co., Ltd. 1,426 Freeware
Turn laptop, notebook or desktop Windows computer into a sharing WiFi hotspot.
Winhotspot Freeware
Convert your Laptop or Desktop with Windows 7 or Windows 8 to a WiFi Router.
Additional titles, containing wifi unlocker para laptop gratis
11 Max Marshall 255 Open source
With WiFi bridge you can connect a WiFi connected PC to another WiFi device.
Tarlogic Security S.L. 804 Freeware
Acrylic WiFi is a free WiFi scanner that displays WiFi access points.
AddInternet.com 1
Software gratuito para buscar dominios internet y datos Whois.
3 Dan Kelly 66 Freeware
WIFI Studio is an 802.11 (WIFI) scanner for Windows Vista.
1 Golden Telecom 61 Freeware
The Golden WiFi Navigator makes the utilization of WiFi easier.
16 wifi.com 112 Freeware
At wifi.com, we think connecting to wifi hotspots should be easy, secure.
Apowersoft 187
Articles of interest› All articles


text:
Rainbow Research, Henna, 100% Botanical Hair Color and Conditioner, Persian Light Brown, 4 oz (113 g) Powder
You purchased this item onView this order
Loyalty Program
- You earn loyalty credit for every order you place at iHerb!
- Loyalty credit is equal to 10% of the value of your order, excluding shipping charges.
- Your loyalty credit will be applied towards your next order as soon as your current order has shipped.
- Your loyalty credits are valid for up to 60 days from the date of your last purchase.
This product is already in your Wish List.
View Wish List
This product is now in your Wish List.
Sorry, this product is no longer in stock.
Expiration Date:?May 2019
Expiration Date
The length of time for the expiration date or "best used before" date depends on the type of product, as well as the brand.
Perishable items (such as flax oils or certain probiotics) generally have shorter expiration dates. Although our warehouse is fully air-conditioned, these more fragile items are put in cold storage (freezer or refrigeration unit) for maximum freshness.
Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry.
Shipping Weight:?0.41 lbs (0.19 kg)
Shipping Weight
The Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: RBR-40013
- UPC Code: 000518400132
- Package Quantity: 4 oz (113 g) Powder
- Dimensions: 2.8 x 2.8 x 3.2 in, 0.35 lbs (0.16 kg)
- 100% Organic
- No Chemicals or Preservatives Added
Rainbow Henna Coats each hair's shaft with color. Smooths and seals the hair's cuticle for greater shine. Texturizes hair and gives it body. Blends naturally. Fades gradually. Lasts 4-6 weeks.
Henna is an alternative to chemical hair colorings that are controversial to health considerations. Henna comes from small shrubs, called Lawsonia, that are native to the Middle East, West Asia, and North Africa. The leaves are dried and then pulverized to a fine powder. Rainbow chooses only the finest grade Henna.
Suggested Use
Pour 4 oz (1 cup) Rainbow Henna into a glass or plastic bowl. Gradually add 1 cup boiling water. Use a wooden or plastic spoon to mix thoroughly to a creamy consistency. (More liquid can be added if mixture is too thick.) For Rainbow Neutral Henna, mix 2 oz (1/2 cup) with 1 cup boiling water.
Other Ingredients
Light brown henna - cassia obovata, lawsonia inermis, indigofereae.
For external use only.
Store in a cool, dry place. Filled by weight. Do not use in the area of the eye or if scalp has open cuts. Not for use on bleached or white hair. A strand test should be done if hair is over 10% grey.
I must say that even though it was a huge mess to apply it and to rinse it out, my hair looks incredible. My hair is naturally curly and with a light brown base and golden and almost white highlights, very dry, brittle, dull and unhealthy looking, after trying everything there is to recover the life of my curls I gave this product a try, and I must say that I love it, my hair is shinny, less dry and much more improved. I follow all the steps, I even mixed it with the tea, vinegar and olive oil as recommended. Highly approved by me .
This product worked better than expected. The instructions given for enhancing instructions were point on. Follow instructions exactly and leave on hair as long as possible. Also, after mixing, henna must sit overnight to release color. Great, safe, organic method for hair coloring. Will use again
Posted by 5143916716134584020 on Jun 11, 2016
Great color
Posted by 5575356472542860223 on Feb 18, 2016
I was using this brand for years in Persian Red color, but wanted to change color of my hair. I did not want to use chemical dye, so bought this color, worked perfect!
Posted by 5703532758426720888 on Feb 13, 2016
Made my hair a rich warm light brown colour, However I needed to re-apply the product every 2/3 weeks in order to maintain this colour.
good product
Posted by 5712754775222401921 on Jan 22, 2016
I am 31 years old and my hair has emerged by early graying because of chemical dyes, used this product and gave natural softness and shine to my hair and cover gray hair by 60% and its make like hilaight I liked the result since the first use was buy it again Used with red tea and a little apple cider and two tablespoons olive oil, cocoa
Posted by 4657185070541002147 on Aug 28, 2015
Works well- smells very earthy!


text:
CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report" a short while ago featured a "smackdown" over Facebook (FB), with Andrew Left of Citron Research "this is a great time to sell."
Talking to host Scott Wapner, Citron said he sees the rise of messaging service Snapchat, popular with tweens, taking away the next generation of users, and that Facebook will find it harder — and more expensive — to gain valuable users going forward.
"Instagram usage is down, you can look at company numbers, you can look at study numbers, the eyeballs they are losing right now are going to be a lot more valuable than the ones they are gaining right now," said Citron, referring to Instagram, the photo-sharing service Facebook acquired in 2012."
Citron cited what he implied were duds in more recent offerings, which may not have tween appeal, blurting out "No offense to Chewbacca Mom," the apparently most popular video on Facebook, "Chewbacca Mom."
Citron said Facebook and Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google unit have picked the low-hanging fruit, and that social networking is an inherently unstable medium where allegiances can shift, pointing out the example of the rise and fall of MySpace:
Facebook is not a bad company, we're discussing about moving the needle from where it is now. Between them and Google, it's already a dominant share of digital media. The argument is digital will take sure from traditional, and it's all going to go to Facebook and Google. But take it from Mr. Zuckeerberg, when he was looking toward the future of Facebook, and artificial intelligence, and all their new initiatives, these will cost money, you will not be able to generate the same sorts of margins, they will have to find new ways, and hoping the eyeballs they are gaining will be worth as much as the ones they're losing. As a stock, this is a great time to sell, this is as good as we're going to see, and at $320 billion, that is not a bad statement to say. When you have this type of company, you can easily be disrupted. You have other social media rising, and you will have more in the next twenty years. We don't know what social media is going to look like in 20 years from now. This is not P&G and this is not Exxon. This is a social media company, and a technology company. That only shows how dangerous it is at these levels to hold this stock because it can be disrupted.
The rebuttal was from tech investor Paul Meeks, who conceded the rise of Snapchat by saying he would have rather had Facebook go after Snapchat than Instagram.
"I would love to have seen that deal be done, and they [Snapchat] will take some share," said Meeks, "but I think overtime, Facebook and Google will continue to take share in digital advertising."
Meeks also defended the valuation on the stock, noting "the company trades at 25 times 2017 earnings, and I see growth visible in the 30s next year. For its relative growth rate, that it's not particularly expansive stock very attractive."
Of Snapchat, Meeks said, "I think snapchat is a worth property and they'll be successful, but Facebook and Google being early to the game will be dominant."
Facebook shares are up 6 cents at $115.
Shares of Twitter (TWTR) are down 28c cents, or 2%, at $14.99, following a report yesterday by Re/code's Kurt Wagner stating the company's head of development for its "core" products, Jeff Seibert, has given up that role to return to running a developer product, called "Fabric," citing multiple unnamed sources.
Seibert reports to Twitter's overall product lead, Adam Messinger.
Wagner writes that Twitter confirmed the change, and the company stated that it is making changes in its products and has "asked some of our top leaders to take on key roles in the other priority areas."
The term "core," refers to Twitter's "consumer experience as opposed to things like Fabric and Twitter Cortex," according to remarks by a Twitter spokesperson received this afternoon.
The change in Seibert's role is a concern to SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Robert Peck, given the product dev role has been something of a revolving door, with Seibert being the fourth director in the role since 2014, as Wagner notes.
Shares of Twitter (TWTR) are up $1.57, or almost 4%, at $42.29, in early trading, following reports that the company is working with Google (GOOGL) to make tweets visible in Google search results, as described by Bloomberg's Sarah Frier.
Early responses to the speculation are positive.
Doug Annmuth with J.P. Morgan, who has an Overweight rating on Twitter, and a $64 price target, writes that the deal "is positive for both companies."
Twitter increases its distribution and will drive more traffic to the platform, increasing engagement and frequency for logged-in users, and creating more opportunities for Twitter to convert, and possibly monetize, logged-out users. We believe the deal will help increase Twitter MAUs, which stood at 284M globally as of 3Q14, and it is one of many product and distribution enhancements the company is rolling out in 1H15. Other key initiatives include Instant Timelines, While You Were Away, Group Direct Messages, and video, along with syndicated Promoted Tweets to Flipboard and Yahoo! Japan, announced earlier this week. For Google, we believe search results will be enhanced by access to real-time Tweets and a much broader amount of content. Google also gains access to more social/user-generated content, which has been growing rapidly and become more difficult to index in recent years.
R.W. Baird's Colin Sebastian, who has a Neutral rating on Twitter, also thinks such a deal would be a "win-win" for the companies:
Beyond a new source of data licensing revenues, we expect that Twitter would benefit from a new agreement by surfacing more Twitter content to non-registered users; second, improving the rankings of tweets in organic search results, thus driving more traffic to Twitter's app and website; and third, providing an easier means to access older tweets [...] Essentially, the Twitter feed enables Google to fill the information gap existing between live events and indexing of related digital content. By not renewing the original contract, Google intended, in our view, to substitute real-time content from other sources (mostly Google+), although this effort clearly failed to match the scale of information available on Twitter. We note that Twitter currently licenses data to multiple partners, including Yahoo and Bing.
On the other hand, Sebastian writes that such a deal would suggest Google is "less likely to acquire Twitter," which has been a topic of speculation of late.
Shares of Facebook (FB) have been up and down today, opening higher at $63.60, dipping into the red, and now back in gains, up 81 cents, or 1.3%, at $62.17, after the company yesterday afternoon beat Q1 revenue and profit expectations on a 15% rise in monthly average users, to 1.28 billion.
Overall revenue was up 72% at $2.5 billion, with ad revenue rising 82%.
On a conference call following the report, CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg called the three months ending in March a "busy quarter and a strong start to 2014." Zuckerberg pointed out ad revenue was "our strongest annual growth rate in nearly three years," and noted mobile made up 59% of ad revenue. Zuckerberg said the priority for its Instagram property, its "Messenger" texting program, and for the newly acquired WhatsApp "is growth."
Zuckerberg remarked on the company's recently founded research effort, the "Connectivity Lab":
And for the new apps that we're building as part is our Creative Labs effort we are still in the very early stages of development. We're working hard to develop the technical foundation for these services so we can rapidly launch new products and then refine them based on the initial feedback from our community. For Creative Labs projects that demonstrate a lot of value, our next priority will be to grow them to reach 100 million people before we start developing them into significant businesses. We are pleased by the early reaction to Paper, our first app from Creative Labs. And we expect this to be a good test case for our strategy.
Zuckerberg thanked CFO David Ebersman, who announced he'll step down in June. "he's built an incredibly strong team, including Dave Wehner, who will be our next CFO. I've learned a lot from Dave, both personally and professionally, and am grateful for everything he's done to help make the world more open and connected."
Ebersman, for his part, remarked that "My decision is a personal one based on my desire to get back into healthcare where I spent my entire career before Facebook."
During the Q&A, analysts asked about such things as electronic payments, which COO Sheryl Sandberg said was not necessarily an area where Facebook has to take payments, but could instead "provide a really great opportunity for marketers."
One analyst asked Zuckberg how the company would balance public and private communications. Said Zuckerberg, "You're going to see us do more things in more private content."
He was also asked about how the company would balance monetization and user experience. "As we shift more toward News Feed, what you are seeing is the total raw number of impressions is decreasing, but actually, the amount of value that we're delivering is increasing. That might continue to shift as we continue to shift towards mobile," said Zuckerberg.
Price targets at various shops are rising, as are estimates. If there's any concern, it seems to be the prospect that against more difficult comparisons, the coming quarters may have a hard time delivering the same level of growth.
Mark Mahaney, RBC Capital Markets: Reiterates an Outperform rating, and hikes his price target to $86 from $76. "Very Positive Fundamentals – 72% Revenue growth was a 9pt acceleration off of what we viewed as inflection point quarters in Q2-Q4. Non-GAAP Op Margin was up 1,600bps Y/Y to 55%, generating 104% Y/Y EBITDA growth [...] Facebook accelerated its fundamental growth (again) from what we saw as inflection point quarters. User growth remains robust, while engagement continues to increase. Mobile growth continues to drive Ad Revenue. The most important Internet trend by far is MOBILE, and Facebook has become a MOBILE company (Mobile now almost 60% of revenue). FB is also demonstrating nice operating leverage and Opex discipline. And still to come? 1. Instagram monetization (now 200MM+ MAUs); 2. Auto-Play Video Advertising (materially higher CPMs); and 3. FB Mobile Ad Network (likely launched next week of F8 Developer Conf). All this means that '15 Revenue Growth could match '14 Revenue growth. Is FB part of the new Tech Bubble? Heck no. TAMs are at least 10X what they were in 2000. FB has 60%+ EBITDA margins AND $13B in cash. And FB's sub-30 P/E is a material discount to its growth rate and its option value." Mahaney raised his 2014 estimates to $12.1 billion in revenue and $1.56 per share form a prior $11.4 billion and $1.26.
Rob Peck, SunTrust Robinson Humphrey: Reiterates a Buy rating, and raises his price target to $72 from $70. "With pricing up 118%, ARPU was strong in all regions. Our analysis points to mobile only pricing expanding the >2% for the quarter, consistent with our preview note. (Link) Spending: While incremental margins may decline from 1Q's 78% level, certain efficiencies – like Open Compute and owned data centers will drive leverage going forward as COGS will grow more in-line with users and not revenues. We continue to see FB as a high margin story long term. Efforts with Atlas, partners like Datalogix, and new programs with Nielsen are creating comparable metrics for advertisers to evaluate ad efficacy and is resulting in increased wallet share for FB – ROIs continue to be stable or improve despite rising prices [...] Opex and cap ex guidance of +40-45% and $2-2.5B imply increases in spending for the remainder of the year. This may reduce incremental margins as revenue growth slows on more difficult comps – revenue growth rates will decline to exit the year at a more normal 38% pace." Peck raised his 2014 estimates to $11.94 billion and $1.42 per share from a prior $11.55 billion and $1.27.
Jordan Monahan, Morgan Stanley: Reiterates an Overweight rating, and ups his target a buck to $73. "Facebook total ad revenue exceeded street estimates, reaching $2.3b (+82% Y/Y, -3.4% Q/Q) […] Pricing grew substantially, with 1Q average platform eCPMs rising 118% Y/Y as total ad impressions fell -17% Y/Y, an expected result as Facebook improves ad targeting and advertisers shift focus from quantity to quality […] Facebook's daily engagement reached a record 63%, representing WW DAUs / MAUs of 802m / 1.3b (+21% / +15% Y/Y) […] Potential offsets: Facebook's ad revenue comps will become increasingly difficult, and investors may call into question whether ad revenue can again accelerate in the future. Facebook indicated they did not expect Instagram or video to contribute meaningfully in 2014. Margin expansion may no longer represent a stock catalyst, as we model Facebook's FY2014 margin of 63.1% roughly equivalent to our estimate of 63.6% at maturity." Monahan raised his estimates for ad revenue by a couple percentage points for this year through 2017.
John Blackledge, Cowen & Co.: Reiterates an Outperform rating, and an $85 price target. "Mobile revenue was strong at $1.34BN, 6% above our Cowen $1.26BN estimate and up 8% q/q vs. the seasonally strong 4Q result. Comments suggest growth was particularly strong from SMB and direct response advertisers and, in terms of verticals, mobile gaming, eCommerce, and CPG [...] CFO Ebersman noted that Ad revenue growth rates would decelerate in 2Q-4Q, given the anniversary impact of newsfeed advertising and that the revenue contribution from Instagram, video ads and new mobile ad network will be modest. While we have tweaked down our expectations for video ads in 2014, we have kept total revenues unchanged given the clear mobile advertising momentum and rising importance of FB an ad channel.
Shares of professional networking platform and enterprise software vendor LinkedIn (LNKD) are down $13.36, roughly 6%, at $210.09, after the company yesterday afternoon beat Q4 expectations, but offered an outlook for revenue that disappointed.
Some price targets are going down this morning, but several bulls also stepped in to defend the shares.
Beyond a muted outlook, and user growth that was below what some were looking for, the Street today had to deal with the prospect of stepped up spending by the company, causing cuts to profit estimates for 2014 by both bull and bear.
The bulls argue spending today will produce favorable return on investment down the road.
There was one upgrade, that I can see, from SunTrust Robinson Humphrey's Robert Peck, who raised his rating to Buy from Neutral, and raised his price target to $260 from $250, writing that the outlook is "conservative," and that 2014 is a "year of investment," while 2015 will be when the company "harvests" the results of that investment.
Reviewing the forecast, Peck thinks the company is lowballing what it will deliver:
The midpoint of 2014 revenue guidance implies a +20 point drop in 2013′s 57% growth rate, which seems excessive given the new products being launched like Sponsored Stories and Sales Navigator. Further, while we agree with the company's decision to invest more against its large opportunity, we think flat margin guidance of 25% is also conservative. Lastly, we would expect 2015 to benefit form 2014 investments, augmenting top line growth and expanding margins significantly.
Peck sees the company's valuation as low compared to, say Facebook (FB) and Google (GOOG), given higher expected growth. LinkedIn's multiple of 2015's projected revenue is 7.8 times, he notes, for perhaps 41% growth, for a PEG of 0.19, versus PEGs of 0.3 for Facebook and 0.29 for Google.
William Bird, FBR & Co.: Reiterates a Market Perform rating, and a $190 price target, and cut his estimate for profit this year to $1.02 per share from a prior $2.12, on revenue of $2.12 billion. "Unique visiting member growth of 31% (including mobile) dipped below member growth of 37%, suggesting some deterioration in engagement. For comparison, in Q3 unique visiting members grew 49%, outpacing 38% member growth [...] we believe the market may be mispricing LNKD's revenue potential [...] After accounting for terrestrial-to- digital price destruction (in the talent acquisition market) and 100% sellout rates in marketing solutions, we think it is apparent that LinkedIn's revenue opportunity is significantly smaller, closer to $10 billion."
Stephen Ju, Credit Suisse: Reiterates an Outperform rating, and cuts his price target to $274 from $288. He cut his estimates for this year to $1.21 billion and a 58-cent loss per share from a prior $1.26 billion and a 57-cent profit. "LinkedIn announced its intent to step up investment into sales and product development against efforts such as Sales Navigator as well as expansion in China. While this results in near-term margin compression, this does place the company on a likely greater operating profit dollar and FCF growth trajectory over the longer term […] Our Outperform rating for LNKD shares continues to be predicated on three key points: LinkedIn's current roster of a little over 24,000 corporate solutions clients implies a minority penetration rate for Talent Solutions on a global base of ~745k addressable businesses that have more than 100 employees; The company's all-you-can-eat subscription model undercharges enterprise customers and longer-term LinkedIn can potentially price on a more lucrative per-lead transactional basis; Over the longer term LinkedIn can leverage its unique data set to place the right ad in front of the right user at the right time, driving ad inventory pricing higher […] Sponsored updates contributed ~13% of the Marketing business revenues, which translates to almost $15 million in revenue from none two quarters ago. We expect them to continue to gain traction and to be differentiated from other social news feed ads with a B2B focus. The posts should also help the company monetize more of 40% of its visitors who visit the site on a mobile device, as mobile revenues are currently very small."
Martin Pyykkonen, Wedge Partners: "We think LNKD will beat their initial guidance as the year develops, based on corporate account growth, deeper account penetration, long runway opportunity in foreign markets and the initial ramp for Sales Navigator, which we think will evolve into a comprehensive Sales Solutions portfolio over the next few years […] Talent Solutions revenue from foreign corporate customers is still only ~30% of Talent Solutions total revenue run rate. LNKD still has a long domestic runway to drive Talent Solutions portfolio, including with pricing power as more functionality is added to licensed software. The foreign TAM for Talent Solutions is even greater as LNKD still only has twenty foreign sales offices in major cities. We also expect the current Sales Navigator product will develop into a full portfolio/suite of licensed software in a similar way to how the original Recruiter point product developed into the Talent Solutions portfolio […] We think there is a solid outlook for sustaining total revenue at or least near 50% next year. "
Eric Sheridan, UBS: Reiterates a Neutral rating, and cuts his price target to $225 from $250. "We were less impressed with a) decelerating corporate customer growth & revenue per corporate customer (despite price increases); b) User growth and disclosed engagement metrics that showed deceleration from recent trends; and c) 2014 guidance that realized some investor fears of a range of 30-35% YoY rev growth and also included a lack of margin leverage that was in Street estimates […] Going forward, we do not expect LinkedIn's management to change their focus from developing the platform for long term goals of member growth, user engagement & the global economic graph. In the medium term, we expect those goals to keep margins depressed ahead of a possible revenue reacceleration. As long as LinkedIn faces decelerating revenue growth and a lack of margin leverage, we expect the stock to be range bound." Sheridan cut his 2014 estimates to $2.1 billion and $1.80 per share from a prior $2.2 billion and $2.28.
Rory Maher, Hillside Partners: Maintains the equivalent of a Hold rating, without a formal rating. "Total users grew, to 277M cumulative members, up 37% in 2013. But usage metrics showed the second sequential quarterly slide. Unique users were 139M in 4Q13, down from 1Q13 143M peak. Page views in 4Q13 were 10.6M, off 9.4% from the 2Q13 peak of 11.7M […] Mobile visitors accounted for 41% of unique LNKD traffic in the quarter, up from 38% in 3Q13. We expect this number to exceed 50% by mid-2014 […] We believe investments cited by management in lower-then-expected EBITDA margin guidance will likely generate solid returns over time and we are comfortable with the Company's track record investing in products/markets that have driven strong returns (Sales Navigator, Pulse, many content/engagement additions in 2012/2013 to name a few). However, we believe investors have likely been assuming more growth with limited investment over the long-term as Linkedin has proven to be a very scaleable product to-date."
Michael Graham, Canaccord Genuity: Reiterates a Buy rating and cuts his price target to $250 from $270, and cuts this year's estimates to $2.11 billion and $1.43 per share from a prior $2.16 billion and $2.33 per share. "Total members grew 37% y/y to 277 million, as the company added nearly 18 million users in the quarter. About 66% of total members now come from international markets. LinkedIn also added 2,443 new corporate solutions customers, up from 2,418 added in Q4/12 and up sequentially from 1,745 added in Q3/13 […] Focus in Talent is shifting somewhat from growing the customer footprint to gaining more business from existing LCS customers and developing more products to better segment the corporate market. For the next year, it seems like the upside potential for revenue estimates will come more from Marketing and Premium, and investments will take priority over profits. We believe the outlook is slightly muted, but still very attractive."
Blake Harper, Wunderlich Securities: Reiterates a Buy rating, and a $280 price target, and cuts this year's profit outlook to $1.48 form a prior $2.22. "The company continued to provide conservative guidance, which was slightly below Q1 and FY14 revenue and EBITDA estimates, which should allow room for continued upside […] Unique member visits grew 31% Y/Y and member page views grew 48% Y/Y and cumulative registered members grew to 277 million, just slightly below our forecast […] Sponsored updates contributed ~13% of the Marketing business revenues, which translates to almost $15 million in revenue from none two quarters ago. We expect them to continue to gain traction and to be differentiated from other social news feed ads with a B2B focus. The posts should also help the company monetize more of 40% of its visitors who visit the site on a mobile device, as mobile revenues are currently very small […] The company has been investing its capex in building its own data centers and 2104 should also see elevated levels around the mid-teens percentage of revenue. The company is also planning to invest aggressively in R&D and Sales, as well invest in a dedicated Sales Navigator product, an enhanced mobile experience, and the Chinese market in 2014. We expect the company to get a positive ROI from these investments, especially from its Sales Navigator and China potential.
John Blackledge, Cowen & Co.: Reiterates a Market Perform rating, and a $220 price target, and cuts his estimates for this year to $2.14 billion and $1.92 from a prior $2.15 billion and $2.09 per share. "Total members reached 276.8MM, up 37% y/y (and vs. 38% y/y last year) and compared to 259.2MM last quarter and our 275.2MM forecast. LCS customers were 24,444 (+49% y/y), decelerating from last quarter's 22,001 (+57% y/y) and slightly below our 24,721 estimate […] We view the rollout of the Sales Navigator product to be potential source of upside which could boost revenue estimates. Additionally, detail around the member base, whether it be growth overseas or accelerating or decelerating growth has the potential to influence share prices."
Here are some things going on this morning in your world of tech:
Shares of Amazon.com (AMZN) are down 99 cents at $397.05, despite a bullish note this morning from Citigroup's Mark May, who reiterates a Buy rating while raising his price target to $457 from $381 to reflect 2015 estimates instead of 2014.
May thinks after missing revenue expectations for three quarters in a row, a catalyst may be upside when the company reports in January: "Amazon should at least meet and potentially top our 4Q13 forecasts for $25.5bn in revenue, $898 million in CSOI, and 73 cents in GAAP EPS."
Shares of Twitter (TWTR) continue their descent this morning, falling $3.97, or 6%, at $59.78, following Friday's cut to Sell by Ben Schachter of Macquarie Equities Research.
Schachter was on CNBC this morning reiterating points raised in his article: "The shares had just gone to far, too fast," he said, and "It's a fantastic company, it has a bright future," but "there are just too many things that are unknown right now."
In this week's Barron's magazine, my colleague Andrew Bary penned a negative follow-up article on Twitter, writing "Twitter's enterprise value of $43 billion (market value less about $2 billion in cash) is about 40 times projected 2014 revenue of $1.1 billion."
"The closest comparable company, Facebook (FB), is valued at about 14 times estimated 2014 sales. Other Internet highfliers like Yelp (YELP), LinkedIn (LNKD) and Zillow (Z) trade for 10 to 12 times estimated 2014 sales."
Shares of Expedia (EXPE) are down 33 cents, or half a percent, at $68.43, despite a bullish note from Cantor Fitzgerald's Naved Khan, who reiterates a Buy rating, and raises his price target to $75 from $70, writing that data from comScore (SCOR) regarding travel site traffic show "growth in worldwide visitation to Expedia sites in October/November," which leads him to "believe that Expedia continues to make progress in driving traffic growth across both paid and organic channels."
Canaccord Genuity's Bobby Burleson this morning predicts 2014 will be "a year of growing complexity for the investment landscape in Additive Manufacturing," meaning 3-D printing. As Investors try to understand players such as 3D Systems (DDD) and Stratasys (SSYS), he thinks they should be prepared to think about three factors: "1) supply chain complexity; 2) divergent service bureau business models; and 3) metal AM processes and growth drivers." Burleson has Buy ratings on 3D Systems and Stratasys, and a Buy on the shares of peer ExOne (XONE).
In advance of the Consumer Electronics Show convention in Las Vegas next week, the Street has taken notice of a piece by Neal Boudette and Diasuke Wakabayashi of The Wall Street Journal about the looming battle between Apple (AAPL) and Google (GOOG) for dominance of automobile electronics.
R.W. Baird's David Leiker this morning reiterates an Outperform rating on Harman International (HAR), writing that the journal story "likely increases the volatility of Harman's stock as these details are fleshed out over the next week."
However, writes Leiker, "We remain firm that Apple/Google are likely to use partners (Harman, for example) to expand their presence in the automotive infotainment space."
Harman shares today are down $1.99, or 2.4%, at $81.37.
Speaking of Harman, Wedge Partners's Jun Zhang returns this morning with an update on the situation with respect to China Mobile (CHL) and its deal to sell the iPhone, announced a week ago. Zhang's examinations of pre-orders at China Mobile suggest sales of the iPhone 5S and 5C, combined, are on track to rise to more than a million units a month.
"We expect China Mobile's iPhone 5s/5c and TD-LTE versions of unlocked iPhone 5s/5c monthly sales could reach 1.4 – 1.5 million units per month," writes Zhang. "We believe total iPhone 5s/5c + iPhone 5 sales will reach 2.8 – 2.9 million units per month in Q1, up from a current 2.7 – 2.8 million units per month."
In case you missed it, BlackBerry (BBRY) CEO John Chen this morning offers up an OpEd piece on CNBC.com, writing that the company has suffered a barrage of negative stories but that the company is, in fact, "strong financially, technologically savvy, and is well-positioned for the future."
Shares of Twitter (TWTR) are down 34 cents, or 0.8%, at $45.28, after Bernstein Research's Carlos Kirjner late yesterday started the stock at Market Perform, with a $40 price target, writing that there are "emerging signs that it may offer unique advertising capabilities," but that his target "already incorporates much of the upside from improved monetization domestically and internationally."
Kirjner models the company making $658 million in revenue this year off of 57 million U.S. users and 190 million international users. He sees that rising to $1.22 billion in 2014, on a combined 300 million users, and to $1.94 billion in 2015, on 365 million users. That leads him to adjusted Ebitda of $73 million this year, $166 million next year, and $477 million in 2015.
Kirjner notes three ways in which Twitter differs from Facebook (FB) and LinkedIn (LNKD), (and Google (GOOG), for that matter), despite being lumped in the social networking bin, attributes that bring both risk and opportunity:
Twitter users "curate" the content in their Twitter feed by establishing one-way (asymmetric5) relationships. In general a Twitter user follows another user because the former is interested in content the latter creates or redistributes by "re-tweeting." As a result, when a Twitter user follows another user it is rarely because of social relationships and commonly because one user is interested in the content generated by the user he or she decides to follow. We think that decreasing the time and effort Twitter users need to invest to find and select other Twitter users to follow in order to create a compelling user experience on their Twitter feed is one of the main challenges faced by Twitter. As a consequence, improving its content discovery and suggestion mechanisms are important opportunities for Twitter to further grow its user base. Based on the road show commentary by management, this is not controversial […] Second, unlike Facebook and LinkedIn, tweets and Twitter user profiles are public by default, and other Twitter users and in fact even non-users can see them […] As a consequence of the default public choice (and, e.g., the choices to allow users to have more than one handle and not require them to use their real name as handles), we think Twitter's authentication of users, as well as its insight into demographic data of its users will be disadvantaged versus those other Web businesses that have chosen a different path on user authentication and privacy. This disadvantage may be largely or perhaps more than offset by the insight Twitter will have on the interests of its users and by the interest-driven context (for advertising) of a user's Twitter feed. It remains to be seen […] Third, one common use case for Twitter is the "real-time" update, often, but not always, related to news and sports. Indeed, some media outlets such as CNN, the BBC, and Wall Street Journal, for example, have a disproportionately large number of Twitter followers when compared to the number of "Likes" their Facebook profile has gained (Exhibit 1). These numbers are quite impressive as Facebook has between 5 and 6 times the total number of Twitter users (about 4 to 5 times in the United States).
In addition, he notes that brands tend to have fewer followers on Twitter than on Facebook, but that messages from brands show up more reliability in the Twitter newsfeed than they do on Facebook, again, with trade-offs:
Indeed, our analysis of the Twitter and Facebook posts of about 90 major brands across multiple verticals suggests that brands on Twitter are in general more active than on Facebook, with more frequent updates (see Exhibit 3). What's more, it is likely that the portion of brand updates Twitter users see is much higher than the portion Facebook users see. To the best of our knowledge, a users' Twitter feed will include all status updates (tweets and re-tweets) from all the Twitter handles followed by that user, in reverse chronological order (whether or not he or she will actually scroll down his or her feed all the way to see all his tweets is a different question). In contrast, Facebook will use an algorithm to select what stories appear in a user's Newsfeed, and in what order. In fact, some brands with popular pages on Facebook report that any given update to their Facebook page is added to the Newsfeed of less than 15% of their followers12. To the extent that Twitter users are less likely to follow brands and companies on Twitter than Facebook users because they are more selective about the content on their feed, and presumably more engaged with the brand-related content that does appear on their feed, we would see this discrepancy as a positive for Twitter for campaigns focused on brand perception and loyalty, and a negative for campaigns focused on generating brand awareness.
Kirjner sees rising monetization for the property:
Twitter is under-monetized along several dimensions: first, we think ARPU4 will grow as ad load and the number of advertisers using Twitter (and hence pricing) increases; second, international ARPU is much below benchmarks as the international sales channel is underdeveloped, and we expect international ARPU to grow even faster than overall ARPU ; third, many brands seem to have underinvested in their presence on Twitter, and we expect them to increase their presence in part through greater advertising spend.
But he also thinks the stock is fairly valued:
We think the stock is fairly valued and see roughly symmetric upside and downside at this point, with high degree of uncertainty. We value Twitter at $40/share, or 51 times 2015 EBITDA, in line with our DCF. This is roughly 8% below yesterday's closing. A more aggressive, upside case yields $57/share, or roughly 75 times our base case 2015 EBITDA, and roughly 30% above yesterday's closing, which we still think would not be enough to recommend the stock given the level of uncertainty and risk associated with the evolution of the business and our estimates.
Kirjner sees value at $36 or lower, he writes, though that depends on how the company treats restricted stock options:
Given the data we have and the analysis we have performed to date, we would be more inclined to recommend the stock at $36/share or below. Our downside scenario yields a valuation of $33/share, and, at $36/share we would have a 10% downside and 50% plus upside, suggesting an attractive investment. We estimate that Twitter will have 650 million fully diluted shares after its IPO, and roughly 530M additional shares will be floated after the lock-up expires (Exhibit 38 and Exhibit 39). Of note, we assume that Twitter will remit shares providing its employees a "net" share count (to take care of the tax obligations for its employees). If we are incorrect in this assumption, and the Twitter, in fact, chooses to go the other way providing its employees the gross RSU amount, the total diluted share count would be closer to 697M. Management has not indicated which way they will go just yet. Importantly, the difference in management's choice of how to deal with the RSU-related taxes has no effect on the valuation of the company. If management chooses to remit shares for its employees, it would effectively have an additional tax bill which would reduce its cash balance and the associated shareholder equity, equivalent to the reduction in the number of shares (e.g. less shares does not equal higher per-share price as the tax bill reduces equivalently at the shareholder equity).
Twitter shares stopped singing Friday on their second full day of trading.
The stock fell $3.25, or 7.24%, to close at $41.65. However, the profitless social media maven's market value is still a whopping $23 billion.
On IPO day, shares of Twitter (TWTR) soared to $44.90, which represented a 73% jump above the IPO price of $26. But those kind of returns mostly benefitted institutional stalwarts. For the average investor who picked up Twitter near its opening price Thursday morning of $45.10, Friday's profit taking was nothing to chirp about.
To put some perspective on Twitter's lofty price on the first day of trading, consider this: Twitter's market value would be the 164th largest among companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index.
Twitter (TWTR) stock is down $1.85, or more than 4%, to $43.05 in midday trading.
Twitter of course is NOT a constituent in the S&P 500. But John Butters, senior earnings analyst at FactSet, writes:
"Based on [Thursday's] closing price of $44.90 per share and the projected number of shares outstanding after the offer (544.7 million), the market capitalization of the company stands at $24.5 billion. Twitter is not currently a constituent in the S&P 500 index. However, using this market capitalization, where would the company rank if it were a member of the S&P 500? Twitter would be one of largest 200 companies in the S&P 500 by market capitalization. It would rank #164 in the index overall, ahead of companies in more "traditional" industries such as Aetna (AET) ($23 billion), Delta Air Lines (DAL) ($22.8 billion), and Kellogg (K) ($22.5 billion)."
While the lucky ones nurse hangovers from yesterday's Twitter IPO highs, the rest of us are left to ponder just how Twitter's money-losing business can profit.
On an up day for the market, shares of Twitter (TWTR) are down $1.73 cents, or 3.8%, to $43.18.
Twitter shares reached as high as $50.09 during the stock's first day of trading. Thursday's closing price reflected a 73% jump from the IPO price of $26.
The market is figuring out what shares are worth. So what's a Tweet worth? Chris Wilson at Time.com took a dive into Twitter's IPO filing to determine just how much. Twitter claims that it delivers more than 200 billion Tweets per day in total, and has 230 million active monthly users. Based on Twitter's market value of roughly $25 billion, and active Tweeters, Wilson writes:
"If the 200 billion figure is to be believed, then each of the 500 million daily tweets is delivered to an average of 400 people. A $24.9 billion value divided by 200 billion tweet deliveries a day comes out to 12.45 cents per daily eyeball on the site."
You can calculate how much your Tweets are worth in the feature here: "This Is How Much Money Twitter Owes You."
My question: three quarters of Twitter accounts are not in the U.S. Tweets are in 35 languages. Yet there seem to be some assumptions on audience reach, despite no Tweet room for translations. Can Twitter and analysts discount that?
For now, it may not be revenue per user but the brokered deals with advertisers that matter. Yesterday, in a downgrade of the shares to $30, Brian Weiser of Pivotal Research Group said "show me advertisers who spend because of eyeballs. Twitter is asking advertisers for $100,000 or $1 million and promising what they will get."
For more on what the Twitter IPO meant for fund investors, colleague Brendan Conway has more in this Focus on Funds post.
Tech Trader Daily is a blog on technology investing written by Barron's veteran Tiernan Ray. The blog provides news, analysis and original reporting on events important to investors in software, hardware, the Internet, telecommunications and related fields. Comments and tips can be sent to: firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Enter your mobile number below and we'll send you a link to download the free Kindle App. Then you can start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, or computer - no Kindle device required.
Getting the download link through email is temporarily not available. Please check back later.
To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number.
Learn more
Pow! Right Between the Eyes: Profiting from the Power of Surprise Hardcover – February 24, 2009
|New from
|Used from
Audible, Unabridged
"Please retry"
|Free with your Audible trial
MP3 CD, Audiobook, MP3 Audio, Unabridged
"Please retry"
Unknown Binding
"Please retry"
ITPro.TV Video Training
Take advantage of IT courses online anywhere, anytime with ITPro.TV. Learn more.
Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
If you buy a new print edition of this book (or purchased one in the past), you can buy the Kindle edition for only $2.99 (Save 75%). Print edition purchase must be sold by Amazon. Learn more.
For thousands of qualifying books, your past, present, and future print-edition purchases now lets you buy the Kindle edition for $2.99 or less. (Textbooks available for $9.99 or less.)
Don't have a Kindle? Get your Kindle here, or download a FREE Kindle Reading App.
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images?
Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
Andy Nulman's book shows you how to do that. This book is well written, chock full of information, and so easy to get through I did it in one afternoon. Definitely a must-read book, full of must-use information.
Andy Nulman's words went straight between my eyes, into my brains left hemisphere, and has been dancing around there ever since. Don't play it safe, play it daring!
This book is witty and insightful and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to set their business apart from the ordinary.
From simple ideas that turn the ordinary into extraordinary and beyond, Andy shows how Pow! can come in many forms. From tiny (flipping the silverware) to grandiose (everybody gets a car!), Pow! can be delivered in all sizes and in all budgets. It's inspired me to stretch my imagination and look for opportunities where I can surprise my customers.
POW! Right Between The Eyes! is a fascinating, entertaining and thoroughly engaging riff on the power and importance (indeed, the centrality) of Surprise in today's market. I physically couldn't read it fast enough, and kept jumping ahead to see what was around the corner, then doubling back to catch what I'd missed. I'm sure Mr. Nulman would approve of this approach to reading his book.
If you don't enjoy this book, you probably didn't read it close enough. It's chock full of easter eggs (hint: follow me to...), mindwarping artwork in unexpected places, and stories that will have you laughing and thinking at the same time.
Andy Nulman is really on to something - he didn't invent Surprise, but I am convinced he understands it and communicates it better than anyone else.
Buy his book or, as John Cleese points out in the foreward, you will die.
I loved the title of the book and to me it fit perfectly with my beliefs about utilizing effective marketing.
Being a small business owner, I have always had to think outside the box to get the most bang for my marketing buck. Some one my concepts make others raise their eyebrows.... but that's ok. I don't want people's approval of my marketing techniques.... I want results. (as long as they are in good taste)
I wrote to Andy and told him that he single handedly justified my entire existence. By reading his book I went from crazy to clever! He was kind enough to write back.
POW Right between the eyes - hits the marketing mark! So many times corporations want to do what is currently accepted and they want to fit into the standard mold. B O R I N G!!!!!!
Andy Nulman, I'm pleased to meet you!
Nice Job!
Marika Hamilton
You will have a hard time putting down Andy's book. It moves, makes you rethink, reinvent, disrupt but with a commonsense approach. In addition it energizes your brain.
I will tell you that I got one hell of a surprise when I finished this book. I suspect the same will happen to you.
WARNING!!! Read this book only if you want to disrupt your current thought patterns
Greg Stromberg
Andy, thanks for your encouragement.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Maybe I'm weird, but this book was too confusing for me. Is this a psychology book or a marketing book or something else?Published on January 20, 2011 by J. Adams
This book now has me thinking of creative ways to add Surprise marketing to my own business. A recommended read for anyone who sells anything, buys anything or eats.Published on November 30, 2009 by Jody Csaki
As an avid reader of business, marketing, and Web 2.0 books, I am confident in giving Andy Nulman's book a 5-Star Rating - and giving you every possible word of encouragement when... Read morePublished on July 13, 2009 by Geoffrey Small
What a delightful, easy to read, and valuable book. Nulman is a guy who has a whole host of successful campaigns behind him ( check out his client list! Read morePublished on June 13, 2009 by Reg Nordman
This book is full of good tips and many innovative ways to get your message out. You won't be sorry for this purchase. I wasn't. Read morePublished on May 11, 2009 by Ralph Remington
Well, do not judge book by it's cover. Usually this means, it can be better than it's cover. Now, if you see this cover, you anticipate a sparkling, entertaining, humorous book... Read morePublished on April 23, 2009 by Rolands Petrevics


text:
- Healthy Eating
- About Our Products
- Recipes
- Online Ordering
- Mission & Values
- Blogs
- Store Departments
Love is in the air, and everyone loves a sale! February 13th thru 17th only, our entire collection of makeup is 30% OFF! Make the switch to natural or stock up on your favorites from Gabriel, Dr. Hauschka, Mineral Fusion, Gabriel, Zoya nail polishes, and more! Pssst: We can reserve any makeup you want from 2/1 thru 2/12 so it's in stock and ready for you during the 30% off sale! Ask a Whole Body Team Member for details.
Selecting a store allows you to see that store's content throughout the site, such as sales, store events, and more.
California Transparency in Supply Chains Act Disclosure (PDF)
Copyright 2016 Whole Foods Market IP. L.P. | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Site Information
"Whole Foods Market" is a registered trademark of Whole Foods Market IP, L.P.
We have sent a confirmation email to {* emailAddressData *}. Please check your email and click on the link to activate your account.
Please confirm the information below before signing in. Already have an account? Sign In.{* #registrationForm *} {* traditionalRegistration_firstName *} {* traditionalRegistration_lastName *} {* traditionalRegistration_emailAddress *} {* traditionalRegistration_password *} {* traditionalRegistration_passwordConfirm *} {* traditionalRegistration_displayName *} {* traditionalRegistration_postalCode *} {* captcha *} By clicking "Create Account", you confirm that you accept our terms of service and have read and understand privacy policy.
We've sent an email with instructions to create a new password. Your existing password has not been changed.


text:
Is poolecaravans.com incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Contact details
Are these details correct?
Superb, Luxury 3 Bedroom caravan in one of the most sort after areas in the country. Rockley Park is a Spectacular park with views over Poole Harbour, its own boat park and an award-winning rural Beach. Not forgetting the fantastic facilities, activities and entertainment day and night-a popular choice!
Park is close to Lulworth Cove and Corfe Castle. The park is perfectly situated next to the Ham common site of special scientific interest for great short walks around heath land and the fishing lake. Ham common is home to two rarities: the sand lizard and the Dartford Warbler and overlooks an RSPB reserve.
This outstanding 'Five Star' park is an excellent base for water sports such as sailing, windsurfing and scuba diving - all available from the park.
Is poolecaravans.com in Poole Dorset BH15 your business? Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.
We have more beach services in Poole Dorset available on Hotfrog UK. You can update your search for Poole beach by location, keyword or service options.
Diving Shop Unit 9 Holes Bay Park Sterte Avenue West Poole Dorset BH15 2AA
The address is Napier Road Poole Dorset BH15 4LZ
1-56 Hatch Pond Rd Poole Dorset BH17 0JZ
Hamworthy Poole Dorset BH15 4LZ
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Your profile without ads
Have you considered upgrading to Hotfrog AdVantage? No competitor advertising means exclusive focus on your business. You take centre stage.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
0 reads Leave a comment
Now that the world has had a chance to calm down from baby Blue Ivy's arrival, Jessica Simpson finally dropped that kid! Jessica and fiance Eric Johnson welcomed a 9lb 13 oz baby girl named Maxwell Drew Johnson. Congrats!
Also On 92 Q:
Who's That? Shocking Plastic Surgery Transformations
15 photos Launch gallery


text:
Very interesting
Privet Natalia. Just been looking at the photos on the right of the building of the type of aircraft they build. I like Russian design of the bottom one. Do you have photos of any of these aircraft they build in the factory Natalia? Kind Regards, David
Oho, in Woronesch werden große Flugzeuge gebaut und fliegen dann in die Welt.
Viele Grüße, Norbert.
Photo taken in Levoberezhnyy rayon, Voronez, Voronezhskaya oblast', Russia
Voronezh Aircraft Production Association


text:
Hotels in Juno Beach, Florida
Search & Compare Juno Beach Hotels
Trending now in Juno Beach
Hotels in Juno Beach
- Most bookedHampton Inn - Jupiter/Juno Beach
32 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Really happy with this hotel, would be even happier to stay here again. Rooms were clean, staff was super friendly, nice pool, close to beach and restaurants, free wifi and breakfast, and a more than fair check-out time. Don't think you can really ask for more for the price. Wish my stay was longer!"
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
30 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The hotel was very clean nice friendly staff. Breakfast was great omlets, self make pancakes. The beds are very comfy slept great. The beach is less than a block away and not crowded. The nearby restaurants were within walking distance affordable and great food at both places we ate (Kirbys and t..."
A Traveller, May 2016, US
Hotels within 5 miles of Juno Beach
78 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Beautiful facility! Current management needs to continue to keep it that way."
A Traveller, May 2016, US
51 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Great hotel and comfortable stay for business. Easy to get to right if 95 and welcoming and friendly staff. In addition to breakfast buffet there is a little Starbucks nook that serves most drinks and great egg and bacon sandwhichs."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
50 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"it was good but the room was noise and poor tv channels"
A Traveller, Mar 2016, US
48 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"After I made my reservation I check the reviews for hotel.I was so worrying till I get to the hotel.Stuff told me please check the room and If you dont like it cancel it.i saw the room and I stayed their one night.beautiful view room.So clean and presure shower.I check out so happy.I left in the ..."
A Traveller, May 2016, US
41 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"It was the same as all the other times, perfect in every way. It is located close to Bascom Palmer and also the golf course. The front desk at check in is professional and polite. Courtney is especially polite with greeting each guest as the walk up. She takes great pride in her job with a pos..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
39 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Just a one night stay so not looking for much. Hotel is a little old but room was clean and comfortable, although someone had half pulled the towel rack out of the wall. Normally I would say that price paid was way too much for this standard of hotel, but it is in-season in WPB so what can one do..."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, US
37 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Nice hotel in regards to style, decor and comfort. Excellent customer service as well. Covered parking in the parking garage was an added bonus."
A Traveller, May 2016, US
30 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"We had a wonderful stay while looking for an apartment for my daughter. Everyone was very friendly. The bartender in the bar was very sweet and attentive even though there was a reunion going on at the same time. We had an issue with the bathroom. When we called the front desk someone came right ..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
Best hotels in Juno Beach
If you are looking for Juno Beach hotels in a particular area, you can use the search feature at the top of the page to search by neighborhood, landmark, address or zip code, or you can search by using the built-in map feature. You can also browse hotels in Juno Beach by type, amenities, and star-rating so that you can find the best hotel. Currently, top rated hotels in Juno Beach are:
- Hampton Inn - Jupiter/Juno Beach
- Holiday Inn Express North Palm Beach-Oceanview
- Hampton Inn Palm Beach Gardens
- Embassy Suites Palm Beach Gardens-PGA Boulevard
- Hilton Garden Inn Palm Beach Gardens
The location of your Juno Beach hotel is important. If you are traveling to Juno Beach, &StateorCountry for business, you may want to consider getting a hotel close to the airport or near your meeting venue. By doing so, you can really cut down on transportation costs and time. You may also want to book a hotel that offers free wifi just in case you need to get some work done.
If you are traveling for vacation, figure out which attractions or landmarks you want to see and book a hotel that is within close proximity. Although hotels near attractions might cost a little more, you may find that spending those extra few dollars is worth the convenience. You can even find hotels that align with your interests. For example, if you are looking for a relaxing vacation, a spa hotel may be the perfect choice for you.
You'll also want to determine which type of accommodations will suit your needs before booking a hotel in Juno Beach. If you're traveling with the kiddos, a family friendly hotel will offer larger rooms and more sleeping arrangements. For those traveling for an extended period of time, booking a hotel suite with a kitchenette is a smart move and will feel a little more like home. If you are budget conscience and just need a place to rest your head, a hostel or motel may be all you need.
If you are looking to score the best discounts and deals, use the filter to sort by price from low to high. You can book a hotel in Juno Beach for as low as $100 per night. If you are looking to cut down on expenses, look for hotels that include free breakfast and parking. Some hotels even offer free shuttle service to and from nearby places. You can also sort by star rating, proximity, and guest rating.
Before you book, check out user reviews. Hotels.com has 566 reviews in Juno Beach. We show reviews from Expedia and TripAdvisor so you know that you are reading genuine, reliable reviews. Be sure to download the Hotels.com app so you can book your reservations on the go, view amenities, and save the hotels you want to view and compare later.


text:
- Product Information
Product DescriptionNeed some bright yellow light! Our 30 minute 6" yellow emergency glow stick is now available by the piece. Each 30 minute high intensity glow stick comes in a retail pack and has its own black lanyard. Great to have for emergencies in your car, home or camping. Thirty minute glow sticks are sold by the piece.
- Questions & Answers
- Reviews
What is Glow Fishing?
Learn what glow fishing entails, as well as the products necessary to get you started!
How to Spice up your Summer with a Western BBQ
Add a fun twist to traditional backyard barbecues with a Western theme party! Transform your backyard party space into a Saloon and have a grand ol' time with friends and family with the help of these Western BBQ party ideas.
Celebrate Shark Week with These 5 DIY Ideas
Celebrate Shark Week in style with these fun shark-themed crafts and activities!


text:
Complete 2 tasks with 1 cable using our charging/data clip. Connect the cable to your computer's USB port to recharge your Forerunner® and to transfer data to and from your computer. This cable also pairs with an optional AC adapter (sold separately).
Site Map • Nutzungsbedingungen • Datenschutzerklärung • Sicherheit • Copyright © 1996-2016 Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries


text:
Advanced Download Manager
on SD-card; - autoresume after errors and break of connection; - planning start of downloading at right
Free • 330.4K
All Android applications categories
All Android games categories
on SD-card; - autoresume after errors and break of connection; - planning start of downloading at right
Free • 330.4K
, Memory, & device Info 5) Shortcuts to useful tools 6) SD Card Management (Move apps between phone
Free • 14.3K
that can be moved to SD Card! Extremely fast, efficient, and easy. A great UI that makes it easy to 1
Free • 10.7K
Advanced Download Manager with classic interface Holo. Use it if Material Design
Free • 9.2K
App Manager & App2SD, a powerful tool to manage apps for android devices. App2
Free • 34.8K
★ New: Download Directly to SD Card! (Lollipop Devices and Above supported) ★ New: Get All Files
Free • 28.1K
Manage files on the SD card. users: If you have problems updating, please read the section "
Free • 76.4K
of application storage? Do you hate having to check each and every app if it supports moving to the SD card? Do
Free • 358.9K
. * Organize and perform backups and restores from within Android! * Install ROMs from your SD card. * Install
Free • 233K
OI File Manager allows you to browse your SD card, create directories, rename, copy, move
Free • 51.4K
Smart Task Manager(STM) is the overall system application. Task, Application, Sd card, Device
Free • 32.5K
It provide the ability to easily move to the phone or SD card. ● Unused App It provide Unused app
Free • 10.1K
Other users also searched for:
advance sd card, external 2 internal sd, external 2 internal, advanced download manager pro, link to sd, link 2 sd, 2 2 apk, install 2 sd, backup manager, hide app, 2sd
Apps available in other platforms:
Last review
RapidSOS - Haven: "Contact emergency services quickly"
by Daniel Adrian Sanchez
THE VERDICT Having lived a medical emergency with my nephew about a month ago due to a breathing problem, I can tell you firsthand that dialing medical services can often be a painful task. RapidSOS Haven looks to keep you safe whether you're o…
Explore our channels


text:
I am trying to change the orientation of a single
UIViewController programatically. The user should choose in the settings if the view will be portrait or not. The value will be saved in
NSUserDefaults and in the specific
ViewController the orientation should be changed. So if Portrait is on the
interfaceOrientation should be on
I used following method but it will only change the orientation when the user will turn the device to landscape/portrait... otherwise nothing will be triggered.
- (BOOL)shouldAutoRotateToInterfactOrientation:(UIInterfaceOrientation)interfaceOrientation
Furthermore i tryied the next one (also with method name "
[[UIDevice currentDevice] orientation: UIDeviceOrientationPortraitUpsideDown];
But again, nothing happens, there just appear errors because xcode sayes there are no methods with this name.
But ther should be another way to change it programatically...
the first method is also just a method that handles the actionListener after device position but there should be a way to call this
actionListener in a direct way....
I just looked inside the
UIApplication File but there is no usefull method....


text:
I don't know much about Google's Bigtable but am wondering what the difference between Google's Bigtable and relational databases like MySQL is. What are the limitations of both?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
I don't know much about Google's Bigtable but am wondering what the difference between Google's Bigtable and relational databases like MySQL is. What are the limitations of both?
marked as duplicate by Paul Tomblin, ConcernedOfTunbridgeWells, matt b, Chad Birch, Matt Rogish Apr 23 '09 at 18:40
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
Bigtable is Google's invention to deal with the massive amounts of information that the company regularly deals in. A Bigtable dataset can grow to immense size (many petabytes) with storage distributed across a large number of servers. The systems using Bigtable include projects like Google's web index and Google Earth.
According to Google whitepaper on the subject:
The internal mechanics of Bigtable versus, say, MySQL are so dissimilar as to make comparison difficult, and the intended goals don't overlap much either. But you can think of Bigtable a bit like a single-table database. Imagine, for example, the difficulties you would run into if you tried to implement Google's entire web search system with a MySQL database -- Bigtable was built around solving those problems.
Bigtable datasets can be queried from services like AppEngine using a language called GQL ("gee-kwal") which is a based on a subset of SQL. Conspicuously missing from GQL is any sort of
Google's BigTable and other similar projects (ex: CouchDB, HBase) are database systems that are oriented so that data is mostly denormalized (ie, duplicated and grouped).
The main advantages are: - Join operations are less costly because of the denormalization - Replication/distribution of data is less costly because of data independence (ie, if you want to distribute data across two nodes, you probably won't have the problem of having an entity in one node and other related entity in another node because similar data is grouped)
This kind of systems are indicated for applications that need to achieve optimal scale (ie, you add more nodes to the system and performance increases proportionally). In an ORM like MySQL or Oracle, when you start adding more nodes if you join two tables that are not in the same node, the join cost is higher. This becomes important when you are dealing with high volumes.
ORMs are nice because of the richness of the storage model (tables, joins, fks). Distributed databases are nice because of the ease of scale.


text:
Customer Reviews Of:
Chaos Ida Fleece Beanie Hat (For Men and Women)
Closeouts. Chaos' Ida fleece beanie hat is a simple, no-nonsense approach to noggin warmth, complete with a comfortable six-point crown and double-lined headband for additional ear warmth.
Average Rating based on 65 reviews 4.230769 0 5
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Del from Michigan on Wednesday, March 9, 2016Very light weight and warm. I did a five mile hike in windy cool ( 31f ) weather conditions. Ears were never cold.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by mimi from texas on Wednesday, March 9, 2016Bought them for presents, but think that they should work out well. The size and cut seem very practical.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Old dog from Northeastern USA on Tuesday, February 23, 2016I am bald, bought two for nightcaps. Thin, warm, and extremely comfortable.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Wichita chuck d from Kansas on Friday, February 5, 2016Nice hat really, never heard of chaos b4??
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Nathan from Baltimore on Wednesday, November 11, 2015It was on sale $4. It is worth it for the price.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by Ty the camper from New Mexico on Monday, August 24, 2015Great fit. Mid-weight fleece should provide plenty of comfort and warmth on cool days.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by nittle from Florida on Monday, April 20, 2015Great product that is soft and not too tight. I comes in colors that I like.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by CFH from Helena, MT on Wednesday, April 15, 2015We have bought these hats for our business the last 4 years. We have our logo stitched on and have them for sale. I wear one year round in the early mornings and though out the day fall, winter and spring. I gave them a 4 start because the only thing to make them better would be a SLIGHT bit of wind resistance, not wind stopper I have enough of those, different feel. They fit most all heads, the kids think they are too big and our ex-olympic basket ball player thinks they are too snug, everyone else likes them. Get them early as some colors go quickly.
Verified Buyer Reviewed by LEER from metrowest - MA on Tuesday, March 10, 2015I liked these so much I purchased several to use. Low price and very warm. I wear them inside as well. Retains shape after washing and hang to dry.
Try them and you will get more. Great gift as well. <3
Verified Buyer Reviewed by David from Virginia on Thursday, March 5, 2015Nothing special but a great value for <$4


text:
can i put title below logo ? and how to add logo ?
Thanks for sharing this plugin. Works very well.
I absolutely love this.. the only one issue I have is that when the website loads the carousel takes time to load and while it is loading the images are all vertical.. hard to explain but visit http://www.rematch.gg and you will get my drift. - or see a picture here: http://imgur.com/ifskTDG
I uploaded 4 logos and put them in a carousel (not the default one).
It displays only 3 of them.
The first in the list is not displayed even when random order is selected.
Otherwise, it works perfectly
It's a great plugin and all, I've been using it for a couple of months now almost w/o problems however the last update today messed it up pretty bad. The logos tend to scale up and overlap each other, and when i try to change the otherwise very delicate settings (imo) they still overlap and also one of the logos moves up a wee bit rendering the carousel very messed up and amateur-like.
expecting a fix soon.
I was going to write a plug based on bx-slider for client tickers... Looks like you have saved me a job. Thanks.
It is very very good and easy to use.
Only Grey version images are blank in all browsers and not working.
Its the best 'free' logo slider plugin I have encountered so far! Easy to customise and easy to use layout. Great plugin!
If it was retina ready I would have given 5 stars.
note: I tried doubling the size of image and resizing it back to original via css commands but it won't work. If you have solution please tell:)
Nice job!
You must log in to submit a review. You can also log in or register using the form near the top of this page.


text:
Related Videos
Chief of the Russian Armed Forces General Staff, Gen. Nikolai Makarov warned Thursday May 3rd that Russia will consider pre-emptive military strikes, if necessary, to respond to the aggressive placement of ABM systems in Europe. Lyndon LaRouche responds in his THE SHOWDOWN HAS NOW BEGUN.
This video, narrated by Sky Shields, defines an overview of what the LaRouche Democratic national congressional slate, with the flagship project NAWAPA as its platform, is presenting as the leadership program for the nation.
Ardena Clark discusses current scientific research with "Basement" members Cody Jones and Sky Shields.
The warning issued from Moscow this week shows that the door to a thermonuclear hell is wide open if we choose to walk through it. The removal of Barack Obama from control over the United States Presidency is not a matter of an opinion, a matter of taste, of some issue.
Why should the United States, or any other nation hold the burden of the worthless debts of the monetary empire? Let them fry with Glass Steagall.
This morning we report on the developments on the three stages of history outlined earlier in the week: Europe, Russia and the United States.
Editor's Choice


text:
I appreciate the Crenshaw Walmart very much for the following reasons: As a businessman, I use this Walmart as a training tool for my employees; I show them how a business should not be run and how they should not behave as an employee in my business. As part of the training program I taken my employees (paid-time) to this Walmart to educate them about the consequences of being sloppy and disgusting. Every new applicant that I consider hiring must agree to go through this training if hired. I point out to them that the practices of this Walmart branch are precisely what they must avoid and do exactly the opposite to be an employee in my business. I assure you, it works and saves me many hours of training. The practices they must avoid are the following: a) Being sloppy and messy b) Keeping the store and the bathrooms dirty and filthy c) Not making themselves available to the customers d) Behaving in arrogant and dismissive manner toward customers e) Wearing trousers with the waist so low to show their underwear d) wearing trousers with crotches hanging near their knees as if they are making yogurt in there. I can go on but for the sake of brevity I will stop here. One more comment. To be fair to Walmart, that location is ghetto. Crenshaw is a gang ridden, filthy, poverty stricken locality that consists primarily of African Americans, Hispanics, and other minorities. I bring up this issue for this reason: just in case the Walmart corporate management in charge of this location is not aware, there are many dignified African American, Hispanic, and other minority families who live in Crenshaw as well. However, based on the demands of the exigencies of their socio-economic and familial lives, they cannot relocate from this area. Therefor it behooves Walmart, a corporation with a staggering $32.64 billion gross profits in the first quarter of 2012, to do the following: 1. Hire more well trained employees for the branch to provide excellent service. 2. Pay detailed attention to hygiene in the store and in the bathrooms. 3. Be fully stocked at all times. 4. Aim to Create a safe, and welcoming atmosphere for the decent residents of Crenshaw. 5. Keep in mind that chaos, filth, and disrepair, generates chaos, filth, and disrepair by attracting elements who are drawn to chaos, filth, and disrepair. This cycle sustains itself by feeding on itself.
Los Angeles General Merchandise
1155 S Robertson BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90035
2. Dove Communications
I bought the Toshiba CIX100 through this company and I was so pleased with them that I decided to share it here. The quality of the work is excelle…
3. Target
735 S Figueroa StLos Angeles, CA 90017
From Business: Visit your local Target for all your shopping needs including clothes, lawn & patio, baby gear, electronics, groceries, toys, games, shoes, sporting goods and more.
4. Curacao
Mucha variedad en productos, los precios un pico elevados el crédito es fácil y rápido se los recomiendo
5. LEI Showroom & Sales
110 E 9th St # A255Los Angeles, CA 90079
6. 4 Us Game Center Repair
3840 E 1st STLos Angeles, CA 90063
7. Melrose Discount Furniture
Thay have always taken care of us small and hidden but well worth it
8. TINI store
This place is a cool find - lots of vintage furniture and cool finds! Prices are high, but a lot of the stuff is unusual and special. I got an amazi…
9. Sweets Bead Store
This is such a bright and cheerful store; it means the world to me. While it is small, it carries a great variety of beads and unusual items. The …
10. Los Angeles Sunglasses and Eyeglasses
Greetings from Down under! These shades are really cool. Even with shipping and handling added they are a great buy. I wear them during outside acti…
11. Sin Sae Kae Depot Store
A very unique name and store. You will find so off the wall stuff that you can't live without once you see them. Nice prices too.
12. Supply Sergeant
This place is such a joke. The people that work there must not realize the economy is tanking. \r Rude, dirty, and shabby merchandise. \r I did …
13. Aristocrat Sa Vermont
The telephone number is either disconnected or changed. Why?
14. Ecosway
1144 S Western AveLos Angeles, CA 90006
From Business: come visit us then you will be surprisely impressive because all products are health related, one of top qualities and amazingly low price. we carry avery one need …
15. Estate Sales Pro
3807 Wilshire BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90010
From Business: Estate Sales Pro of San Francisco and Los Angeles: Over 30 years combined experience in estate sales on the west coast offering before and after cleaning services a…
16. Avon Independant Sales
5007 1/2 York BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90042
17. Rodeo Place
318 E 2nd StLos Angeles, CA 90012
18. Bio
320 E 3rd St # ALos Angeles, CA 90013
19. Hob Nob
141 Japanese Village Plaza MallLos Angeles, CA 90012
20. Big Red Trading
216 Boyd St # CLos Angeles, CA 90013
21. Mj Wholesale
320 Wall St # FLos Angeles, CA 90013
22. Skingraft
125 W 4th St # 102Los Angeles, CA 90013
23. Ymc Toys
376 S Los Angeles St # DLos Angeles, CA 90013
24. Global Sales
313 S San Pedro StLos Angeles, CA 90013
25. Cowboy Country
412 S BroadwayLos Angeles, CA 90013
26. Babu Wireless
425 S Los Angeles St # Ste BLos Angeles, CA 90013
27. Weili Inc.
430 S Los Angeles StLos Angeles, CA 90013
28. Sasouleh
430 S Los Angeles St # 6Los Angeles, CA 90013
29. Broadway Craft
431B S BroadwayLos Angeles, CA 90013
30. Skycap
417 Wall St # 31Los Angeles, CA 90013
I bought the Toshiba CIX100 through this company and I was so pleased with them that I decided to share it here. The quality of the work is excellent and the service is amazing. I needed support and assistance after the installation and tech support was available for us whenever I needed it. It looks like this company is doing its best to assure that the costumer is happy. The only disadvantage is that during my research, prior to the purchase, I found some cheaper companies, but I decided to follow my instincts and purchased from an authorized well established company, and I am very pleased with this decision. Those guys are professional and it worth every dollar.
The store is in the mall. I find this store a little bit weird. The store is in 2 floors. I prefer everything in one floor. Ladies clothes are downstairs while the men and kids clothes are on 2nd floor. I wish they'll move the groceries in the ground floor and move all the clothes together in the 2nd floor. There is Starbucks inside the store.


text:
Back to story
Send to a friend
Send "Would you ever call Crime Stoppers?" to a friend. We will not store the e-mail addresses or give them to anybody. We value your privacy.
- Civil suit seeks $750K in damages from business, caregiver accused of abusing Lawrence men with mental challenges July 25, 2016
- Latest Douglas County court filings for July 25, 2016 July 25, 2016
- New leader in national medical research: It started in a Lawrence biology lab July 25, 2016
- Mighty caribou herds dwindling October 5, 2009
- Mykhailiuk scores 21 in final loss July 25, 2016
- Lawrence to start smoke testing sewer pipes on Monday July 22, 2016


text:
Owner(s): Don Schrider (Communications Director)Address: PO Box 477, Pittsboro, NC 27312Phone: 919-542-5704Email: Don Schrider [firstname.lastname@example.com]Website: www.albc-usa.org
Cholesterol: 321 mg
Omega-3: 590 mg
Vitamin E: 4 IU
Folic acid: 8.51 mg
Selenium: ND: 0.08
Beta carotene: 70 IU
Retinol: 613 IU
Total vitamin A: 683 IU
At MOTHER EARTH NEWS, we are dedicated to conserving our planet's natural resources while helping you conserve your financial resources. That's why we want you to save money and trees by subscribing through our earth-friendly automatic renewal savings plan. By paying with a credit card, you save an additional $5 and get 6 issues of MOTHER EARTH NEWS for only $12.00 (USA only).
You may also use the Bill Me option and pay $17.00 for 6 issues.
Copyright 2016, All Rights Reserved | Ogden Publications, Inc., 1503 SW 42nd St., Topeka, Kansas 66609-1265
Special Interest Websites :
Community Chickens •
Good Things to Eat •
Utne AltWire •
Keeping Backyard Bees


text:
Join millions of customers already enjoying BT at home
Millions of rail passengers are overpaying, see how to employ these money-saving tricks.
Final preview build of the software appears to have been pushed out ahead of full launch.
This leaked lineup is believed to reveal the names of those heading into the CBB house.
BT Sport will now televise and stream every live UFC event across the globe.
From buffing leather to wiping sticky finger-marks off the walls, five won-dough-ful tips.
Monthly donations from BT Sport customers have enabled us to transform lives.
The fourth series of the Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman drama is edging nearer.
BT's 100% Sport campaign encourages fans to take action to tackle climate change.
Parents should understand what cyberbullying is and how to help if it happens to your child.
As scientists find curry could help fight colon cancer, see other reaons why it's healthy.
This concept not only floats, but can also split should the couple living there do the same.
One technology journalist says it is "the fastest, best router you can get from an ISP".
A company has designed a suitcase which you can ride to make airport experiences easier.
Looking for a last-minute holiday? Check out this week's best deals to bag yourself a bargain.
If you're confused by Twitter, the social network hopes to make things clearer.
A new season brings the ultimate live streaming and TV catch-up experience.
Are you getting the best wi-fi signal from your router? Take our quiz to find out the best and worse places you can put your home hub.