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From Manchester to Singapore, Lucas Burrows has been the visual backbone for performing artists such as Kyle Hall, Jamie Woon, Kode 9, Ikonika, Robag Wurhme, Superpitcher, Octave One...just to name a few. Here, Burrows shares his top 5 music videos and more and hopefully there will be no strobe light pumping needed for this talent to get noticed. Burrows will be going back to back with Avneesh on the visual controls for Midnight Shift's 3rd Anniversary this Sat 17 Nov 2012.
MNS x Zouk: Midnight Shift's 3rd Anniversary from Midnight Shift on Vimeo.
How did you fall into what you're doing?
I can't DJ and I'm too skinny to become a footballer, so I got into computers and then tried to do something interesting with that. Then one day I found myself working around the events scene thanks too a few friends and a lot of nights out.
What is the hardest bit about your work?
Finding the time...It's a lot of late hours and long nights, learning or attempting new things, trying to come up with something that is recognisable or unique. But also staying sober during an event, after all the hard work once it's all up I have a tendency to over celebrate.
And the best parts?
The actual event. It's an interesting industry where your work only appears in public on the night itself usually, this can lead to a lot of stress as it's not always tried and tested stuff, which at the end of the day is half the fun I think...but the bigger the venue the more of a buzz it is too see your work on display.
Point us to some visual influences you admire?
In this industry I would have to say Brandon Tay, I used to see a lot of his stuff around Singapore and was one of the things that got me into visuals, but my style is a bit different my influences would be more low-fi, I like simplicity, so Saul Bass or Josef Müller-Brockmann.
Top 5 music videos for you?
Fujiya & Miyagi - Ankle Injuries
Visually it's a very clean, the colours and patterns are simple but the animation technique makes it stand out.
Fujiya & Miyagi 'Ankle Injuries' - Director: Wade Shotter from Tom Lindsay on Vimeo.
A Ha - Take on Me
This is a pretty old video, but for the time it was fresh. I still remember today which must make it a classic, i was only 3 or 4 when it came out...
Bjork - All is Full of love
The art direction in this video is fantastic, it's super clean and cold, but subject matter and the audio come together with a lot of emotion.
N.A.S.A. - A Volta
This is a pretty crazy music video, but would be a dream project for any animator to work on, most of the N.A.S.A videos are.
Death Grips - Guillotine
Just because its epic.
And what about your favorite music?
To go out and party I have to say Drum and Bass, I'm from the UK, but generally I'm a bit of a Tricky fan.
How long have you been in Singapore; what would you like to see more of?
I've been in Singapore 7 years, in that time the music and nightlife scene here has changed a lot. If there is anything I would like to see more of, it would be people supporting their local DJs and clubs, and help develop the Singapore music scene by avoiding the venues that are around mainly built to sell table service.
Decibel Festival 2012 | Midnight Shift Showcase from Midnight Shift on Vimeo.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
I'm not too sure, this is the first time I thought about it in a while. Life in Singapore is pretty hi-tech so hopefully I won't be completely out of date.
How did you get to know Avneesh?
That's a funny story...A long time ago I had a job as a lecturer in a university here in Singapore, I was 23 and a bit too young to be teaching which made it pretty interesting none the less. Av was studying visual communications, I didn't actually teach his classes, but he was one of the more outgoing students and we used to hang out for drinks after classes.
What can we expect from you vs. Avneesh at the Midnight Shift 3rd Year Anniversary?
Some healthy competition? I'm sure it will be appealing to watch - I think our styles are a bit different so I guess it will be interesting how we merge it all together on the night, but the key thing is not to over step the music. At Drum and Bass nights I have a tendency to get too drunk and start pumping strobe lights to get noticed. But I won't be doing that.
Point us to a weblink?
Vimeo Staff Picks there is some good stuff on there...Or check my Facebook i post my stuff there from time to time, I won't have a website up and running till early 2013...2012 has been intense.
Any last words?
I hope my computer doesn't crash.


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Go on a Monday for 20% off your Food Total – I'm not sure when the other reviewers visited Lucy's, but my 2 visits have been very good. In fact, I'm hoping to go again this weekend. The first night was a Friday, and my party was seated right away without reservations. I had the herb-crusted fresh fish (demi-size) and the Arugula salad (demi-sized)
LOVE the fact that you can order smaller-sized portions. This should tell you how big the normal portions are!. The next time, I went on a Monday and enjoyed the 20% off food special.
Recommendation: Order an appetizer as your meal. They're huge! We had great service both times.
UNPOPULAR FOR GOOD REASON – Portions are small and uninspired esp considing the pricing..Management is unwelcoming. The pizza tastes like crackers with cheese. The ahi tower is tiny . Everything else is ordinary to bad.
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Barbara Braker was born right here in Fairfield in 1930. She has never lived anywhere else. It is something of a family tradition.
Barbara's grandfather immigrated to Fairfield from Denmark in 1882 and, in 1891; he bought a ranch near Highway 12 in what is now Raley's Shopping Center. Barbara's family continued to live on that very ranch until they had to eventually sell it to make room for new housing developments. Her family did not want to move, but they were practically forced to because they needed the money to pay their taxes. Barbara said that it was "a sad day for everybody" when they had to sell their property.
But during the interview, she dwelt mostly on the good times she had had while still living on that ranch. The majority of those good times were spent during the years she was in high school.
Barbara's mother, along with five of her aunts, attended Armijo High School. One of them was even in the graduating class of 1908, which only had 11 graduates. It was only natural that Barbara went there as well. She graduated from Armijo High School in 1948. One of the teachers who stood out to her most was Ms. Carlson who she "adored." Ms. Carlson taught language classes, so after spending two years with her in French and Spanish, language ended up being Barbara's favorite subject. Her least favorite subject, though, was math. Barbara wasn't much of an athlete in high school. Although she did enjoy volleyball and played on Armijo's tennis team, she was more interested in horseback riding on her ranch for fun.
One of the things Barbara remembers most about her high school career was the fashions. First, she pointed out, "No girls wore pants". It was all about pleated skirts and sweaters. She recalled the upper-class girls wearing angora sweaters whereas "the rest of us had wool". Besides that, other popular styles that most other girls wore included saddle shoes with bobby sock rolled over. Nowadays Barbara claims that she is "appalled at young kids' clothes today" but she knows that those were "way different times". Nowadays teenagers take their own money and go down to the mall by themselves or with friends and stock up on various outfits, all at one time, throughout the whole year. When she was younger, Barbara's mother would take her either to San Francisco or Sacramento - there weren't many clothing stores here at the time - and buy her three dresses that would last her the whole year.
Once she got older, she'd take a train to Oakland, then a ferry into the city and shop, once again, because of the lack of stores here in Fairfield. Back then the entire business district only filled three blocks.
Barbara was able to shop with her own money after obtaining a job at the pear shed (now the Cordelia Antique Shop). She worked for her friend's dad, who owned the place, sorting fruit for 75¢ an hour, for three summers, sometimes working 12 hour shifts. (The child labor laws were different back then!)
The prospect of driving one's own car in high school was different back then as well. Now it is fairly common for students to drive cars once they reach a certain age; back then cars were scarce, and most students didn't have any. Barbara's family was lucky enough to have one, though. Having a car made her popular, she added with a chuckle.
Before Barbara was 15, she used to have to depend on other people to go where she wanted, but after that she started driving, Barbara along with her friends, would drive to Suisun after school to get ice cream or go to the skating rink. Once she even drove down to the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco with her friends to go see Frank Sinatra live. Barbara and her friends rarely went anywhere by themselves. Even on their dates they'd go as a group, so she never had anyone she considered as a steady boyfriend. Later though, she began dating an older man whom she later married.
Looking back on it all, Barbara has a hard time believing just how much has changed about Fairfield these past 78 years. She describes herself as experiencing culture shock, mostly of witnessing the town grow from about 2,000 people to 100,000 people. She likes to remember the old times, thinking back to the time when there was no crime and barely any cars resulting in no speeding tickets.
What she misses the most is the tranquility about the town and the slower pace. This was reflected clearly when she sadly said, "I can go to the mall…and never see a person I know."
Not all things are bad, though. Barbara said the best improvement she's seen so far has been the healthcare, because she didn't have any growing up. Still, she really enjoyed her youth in Fairfield, especially making new friends and keeping the old. The only thing she regrets is not having studied more and played less, something she advises all young people today to do.


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A Valentine's Day workshop Sunday at the Westlake Civic Center demonstrated that all ages care about love.
Jemma Wildermuth, owner of Create Studio, led the workshop, part of the Westlake Village Reads program. Its theme was family, and the community room was filled with people ranging from children to seniors making cards out of paper hearts, fabric, yarn, stickers, glitter, recycled valentines, playing cards and napkins.
Wildermuth described her business as "an open-ended art studio where you use recycled and donated materials to do non-structured projects of your own imagination and design."
Brianne Anderson, community services coordinator for Westlake Village, said the workshop was a perfect fit for the reading program.
"We love the idea that Create Studio is a local business and they also do sustainable practices. We thought that was a great way for people to realize you can reuse and still make beautiful things for each member of your family."
Marta Stitchus from Westlake Village brought her 3-year old twins, Alexis and Brendan, who were making cards for their father.
"It has glitter and a button, a leaf and a feather," Brendan said.
Jennifer Herrguth, of Agoura, was happy to have somewhere to bring her 3-year old twins and her son.
"I'm single-parenting for the day, so happy to be here," she said.
"I'm making a valentine for my dad," said 8-year old Jackson Herrguth. "It's going to be a red heart and a purple heart together."
Thousand Oaks' Jennifer Holtz brought her daughters, Jackie, 9, and Danielle, 4, who also planned to surprise their father with cards.
Jackie was pasting a picture of a dog on a heart because her father loves dogs. Then she was using pieces of a heart necklace as a border.
"Mine has a rose petal and glitter," Danielle said. "Some fabric with kisses, too."
Even the volunteers helping Wildermuth were making valentines.
"At Agoura High, we have to do 15 hours of community service," said Tommy Zamecnik, 14. "I'm here to help others make their cards, and I'm going to make one also."
Audrey Barthold, 16, said she likes to volunteer at the Westlake Village Library and thought she would enjoy helping others make cards today.
"I think I'll make this card for my mom," she said.
BB Thomassian, of Westlake Village, was making two cards: one for her neighbor's granddaughter, Samantha, and another for her husband, Emil, to whom she has been married for 25 years.
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Barron's Recap: The Case For Four Percent Growth In 2014February 16, 2014This weekend in Barron's online: a robust forecast for the U.S. economy, a special report on master limited partnerships, ...
Will Yellen Show Her Hand? - Ahead of Wall StreetFebruary 11, 2014The Fed has decided to get out of the QE business and likely has a very high bar for making changes to its Taper program.
Market Wrap: Stocks End Flat, but Tesla Shares Sag After HoursNovember 5, 2013Stocks ended Tuesday basically flat, as investors started to focus on economic realities. But the market could see some ...
Wild Short Interest Swings In Barnes & Noble and Rite Aid (BKS, ...September 12, 2013Overall, the short interest moves in troubled retail companies were mixed again during the latter weeks of August. However, ...
Short Interest in SUPERVALU and Rite Aid Falls (JCP, RAD, SVU)August 11, 2013Overall, the short interest moves in troubled retail companies were mixed again during the final weeks of July. J.C. Penney ...
Earnings Expectations For The Week Of August 5August 4, 2013The earnings season is beginning to wind down, and much of the focus this week will turn to central bank meetings and economic ...
Short Sellers Retreat from GameStop, Rite Aid (AVP, GME, RAD)July 14, 2013Overall, the short interest moves in troubled retail companies were mixed again during the latter weeks of June. Avon Products ...
Walgreens Hikes Dividend Again - Analyst BlogJuly 11, 2013Walgreens hikes quarterly dividend to 31.5 cents per share.
Strong Sell on BioScrip - Analyst BlogJuly 9, 2013BioScrip lowered to Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) on Jul 9.
Rite Aid's June Comps Improve - Analyst BlogJuly 5, 2013Rite Aid reported slight growth in comparable-store sales for Jun 2013, thereby breaking the declining trend of comps for ...
Rite Aid Closes Debt Offering - Analyst BlogJuly 3, 2013Yesterday, Rite Aid declared the completion of its debt refinancing activity announced on Jun 18.
BioScrip Lowered to Neutral - Analyst BlogJuly 3, 2013We downgrade our recommendation on BioScrip to Neutral.
Walgreens Focus on Retail Pharmacy - Analyst BlogJuly 2, 2013Walgreens increased vaccination availability at pharmacies in Indiana.
Rite Aid Repeats Positive Earnings - Analyst BlogJune 21, 2013Rite Aid posted a quarterly profit for the third consecutive quarter.
Rite Aid Ups Debt Offering Amount - Analyst BlogJune 19, 2013Yesterday, Rite Aid raised the offering of senior notes to $810 million.
Rite Aid Continues Debt Refinancing - Analyst BlogJune 18, 2013Rite Aid Corporation has come up with its second refinancing scheme in this month, commencing a $400 million senior notes ...
Rite Aid to Refinance Debt - Analyst BlogJune 10, 2013Rite Aid announces the initiation of a debt refinancing transaction and provided an impressive outlook for first-quarter ...
McKesson Misses in 3Q - Analyst BlogFebruary 1, 2013McKesson Corporation's (MCK) third quarter fiscal 2013 (ended Dec 31, 2012) adjusted earnings of $1.41 per share missed the ...
CVS Caremark Soars to a New High - Analyst BlogJanuary 24, 2013Shares of CVS Caremark (CVS) reached a new 52-week high of $52.63 on Wednesday, Jan 23, 2013. The stock continues to edge ...
Still Neutral on Walgreens - Analyst BlogJanuary 21, 2013We reiterate our Neutral recommendation on Walgreens (WAG) following the first quarter fiscal 2013 results. While the company's ...
Steady Flu Supplies from Safeway - Analyst BlogJanuary 17, 2013In its concerted effort to meet the rising demand for vaccines in the ongoing flu season, Safeway Inc. (SWY) supplied its ...
Walgreens' Analyst Meet Excerpts - Analyst BlogJanuary 15, 2013Recently, Walgreens (WAG) discussed the current business environment and provided valuable insight into its future operations. ...
Walgreens Discusses Growth Strategy - Analyst BlogJanuary 14, 2013Recently, Walgreens (WAG) debriefed the investors on its growth strategy for fiscal 2013, while discussing the current business ...
Lackluster Monthly Sales for WAG - Analyst BlogJanuary 7, 2013Drug retailer Walgreen Co. (WAG) continued to disappoint with its monthly results as it witnessed another dull month, with ...
How to Protect Your Portfolio from a Reversed 'January Effect'December 21, 2012The "January Effect" is a well-known market phenomenon famous for causing the stock market to rally during the month in most ...
Positive 3Q Earnings for Rite Aid - Analyst BlogDecember 21, 2012Drugstore chain operator, Rite Aid Corp. (RAD), posted third-quarter 2013 earnings per share of 7 cents that fared better ...
Earnings Preview: Walgreens - Analyst BlogDecember 18, 2012Walgreen Co. (WAG) is slated to release its first quarter 2013 earnings results on Friday, December 21, 2012, before the ...
CVS Provides Impressive FY13 View - Analyst BlogDecember 14, 2012CVS Caremark Corporation (CVS), one of the largest domestic integrated pharmacy services providers, recently updated its ...
Cystic Fibrosis Stake for Walgreen - Analyst BlogDecember 10, 2012Walgreen co. (WAG) has been taking strategic steps to negate the impact of the initial contract loss with Express Scripts ...
Lean 1Q13 Sales; Tepid Nov for WAG - Analyst BlogDecember 6, 2012Drug retailer Walgreen Co. (WAG) recently announced select financial results for first quarter fiscal 2013 along with results ...
CVS Caremark Static at Neutral - Analyst BlogDecember 5, 2012Following the third quarter earnings release, we reaffirm our long-term 'Neutral' recommendation on CVS Caremark (CVS), the ...
OraSure Unveils In-Home HIV test - Analyst BlogOctober 12, 2012OraSure Technologies (OSUR), a provider of medical devices and technologies to diagnose critical medical conditions, recently ...
Rite Aid's Sept. Comps Disappoint - Analyst BlogOctober 5, 2012Drugstore chain retailer, Rite Aid Corporation's (RAD) same-store sales (comps) for the four weeks ended September 29, 2 ...
Lower September Sales for Walgreen - Analyst BlogOctober 4, 2012Drug retailer Walgreen Co. (WAG) posted dismal sales results for the month of September 2012, recording a decline of 7.8% ...
WAG Buys Cystic Fibrosis Stake - Analyst BlogOctober 3, 2012To negate the impact of the initial contract loss with Express Scripts Holding Company (ESRX) as well as to win back former ...
Rite Aid Narrows Loss - Analyst BlogSeptember 21, 2012Drugstore chain operator, Rite Aid Corp. (RAD), posted second-quarter 2012 loss per share of 5 cents, which bettered both ...
Rite Aid Buys Town Hill Pharmacy - Analyst BlogSeptember 19, 2012Drugstore chain retailer, Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) recently announced that it has acquired Town Hill Pharmacy. However, ...
Walgreen Unveils Loyalty Card - Analyst BlogSeptember 17, 2012To stimulate customers' need to purchase amid a challenging macro-economic scenario, leading drug store retailor Walgreen ...
August Comps Rise at Rite Aid - Analyst BlogSeptember 6, 2012Drugstore chain retailer, Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) reported a same-store sales (comps) increase of 0.4% for the five-week ...
PBM: A Growing Industry - Analyst BlogAugust 28, 2012Pharmacy Benefit Management ("PBM") solutions play a significant part in the U.S. economy. The companies in this sector have ...
Company News for August 8, 2012 - Corporate SummaryAugust 8, 2012" Boston Properties, Inc. (NYSE:BXP) posted second quarter earnings per share of $1.37, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate ...
No News Is Good News - Analyst BlogAugust 7, 2012The stock market has erased most of the early summer losses and is now within striking distance of the spring high. While ...
Ahead of Wall Street - August 7, 2012 - Ahead of Wall StreetAugust 7, 2012Tuesday, August 7, 2012 The stock market has erased most of the early Summer losses and is now within striking distance ...
Rite Aid's Comps Improved - Analyst BlogAugust 3, 2012Drugstore chain retailer Rite Aid Corporation's (RAD) same-store sales (comps) reported an increase of 0.5% for the four-week ...
CVS Caremark Stays Neutral - Analyst BlogJuly 12, 2012Recently, we have reiterated our Neutral recommendation on CVS Caremark Corporation (CVS), which is supported by our target ...
Rite Aid's June Comps Decline - Analyst BlogJuly 9, 2012Drugstore chain Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) reported a decline of 1% in same-store sales (comps) for the four-week period ...
Catalyst Health Acquired by SXC - Analyst BlogJuly 5, 2012On Monday, Catalyst Health Solutions Inc. was acquired by rival pharmacy benefits management (PBM) company, SXC Health Solutions ...
Walgreen Hopes That It Can Buy GrowthJune 25, 2012Buying Alliance Boots is a major strategic shift for a pharmacy chain struggling to maintain its market relevance
Rite Aid Tops, Revises Outlook - Analyst BlogJune 22, 2012Drugstore chain operator Rite Aid Corp. (RAD) posted first-quarter 2012 adjusted earnings per share of 1 cent, which bettered ...
BioScrip Maintained at Neutral - Analyst BlogJune 14, 2012We are maintaining our Neutral recommendation on BioScrip Inc. (BIOS) with a target price of $7.25. BioScrip reported a ...
Retailing RuckusJune 4, 2012Following a bad April and a worse May for U.S. stocks, it can be said that some sectors that held up relatively well during ...
Company News for May 03, 2012 - Corporate SummaryMay 3, 2012Company News for May 03, 2012 - Corporate Summary
ADP Sees Weakening Labor Market - Analyst BlogMay 2, 2012ADP Sees Weakening Labor Market - Analyst Blog
Ahead of Wall Street - May 2, 2012 - Ahead of Wall StreetMay 2, 2012Ahead of Wall Street - May 2, 2012 - Ahead of Wall Street
Time To Buy Retail?February 15, 2012If you want to take to the temperature of the U.S. consumer, keep an eye on retail ETFs.
The 10 Must-Know Market Forces for 2012February 14, 2012For the first time since 2007, investors have multiple ways to succeed this year. Understanding how the lingering effects ...
Coinstar Crushes ItFebruary 8, 20122012 is set to be a marquee year for Coinstar thanks to strategic investments.
Further Upside Seen For McKessonFebruary 6, 2012McKesson's third-quarter earnings surpassed expectations. Furthermore, the company offers a reasonable vaulation and should ...
HanesBrands Remains A Good Overall FitNovember 4, 2011Hanes' stock is worth a look, though the investment story has a potential drawback.
What Is Walgreen's Next Trick?September 30, 2011Walgreen is doing okay today, but tomorrow is a much bigger question.
Why Dollar General Caught Buffett's EyeSeptember 5, 2011Dollar General shareholders should be able to count on annual returns around 10% over the long haul.
How To Profit From Fear In Today's MarketAugust 31, 2011Investor panic leads to profits for the opportunistic investor
The Secret Is Out On Tractor SupplyJuly 25, 2011Tractor Supply's stock has moved ahead of its operating fundamentals.
Growth Slight At American GreetingsJuly 6, 2011American Greetings posted slightly improved results for its quarter, but the greeting card company has a chance to make much ...
ETFs To Own And To AvoidJune 13, 2011Investors looking for safety and protection will want to consider the pros and cons of these exchange-traded funds.
Stocks OK Despite Debt DowngradeApril 20, 2011Though there was some panic at the start of the week, the stock market may not be in turmoil just yet.
GNC's Solid IPOApril 7, 2011Vitamin and nutritional supplement retailer took a long, strange trip to finally arrive at its IPO last week.
Family Dollar Still Plans To GrowApril 1, 2011Dollar General had another outstanding quarter,and after it has turned down a takeover bid, has plans to expand and grow.
Will Patience Pay For Walgreen Shareholders?March 23, 2011The drug retailing business is getting tougher, but Walgreen is a proven winner.
Medco Looks To Stay In The PinkFebruary 24, 2011Medco continues to deliver the goods, while contract worries hang over the stock.
Oil-Dri Delivers ProfitsFebruary 24, 2011Oil-Dri is known for its Jonny Cat and Cat's Pride kitty litter. However, its industrial products are what deliver the profits.
McKesson Could Run FurtherFebruary 11, 2011McKesson's stock is bumping against its highs over the past year, but it's still worth a look.
American Greetings Continues To ChangeJanuary 4, 2011American Greetings had a third quarter with a slight sales decline and a slight profit increase, excluding charges. We look ...
Walgreen Tightens Costs, Profits SoarDecember 24, 2010Walgreen had tremendous profits in its first quarter of fiscal 2011. The company kept down its costs and that drove results ...
Cardinal Puts Some Cash To WorkNovember 30, 2010Cardinal puts nearly $2 billion in cash into expanding its business in higher-margin markets. Find out the potential risk ...
Big Money In Private LabelsNovember 9, 2010The growth of private label and store brands represents an interesting opportunity for investors.
Walgreen Fills Rx For A Healthy QuarterSeptember 30, 2010Drugstore chain Walgreen posted a strong earnings and revenue increase for its fiscal fourth quarter. The market was encouraged ...
Rite Aid Losses Grow AgainSeptember 28, 2010Drugstore chain Rite Aid reported big losses in its latest quarter.
If Fundamentals MatterSeptember 17, 2010With the rise of ETFs, fast-trading, algorithms and machines dominating the market, is individual stock-picking nearly dead?
McKesson Valuation Overly PessimisticSeptember 14, 2010McKesson's operations continue to grow and health care reform efforts will add millions of new patients into the industry.
Walgreen's Growth Is Slow GoingJune 25, 2010Income was down, but total sales were up. Is Walgreen's worth a second look?
Prestige Brands Looking Rather ModestJune 23, 2010Prestige Brands has a humble product line yet enviable financials which make it an attractive value play at current prices.
Technology Boosts McKesson's Core BusinessMay 7, 2010At a forward P/E of only 14, shares of McKesson are worth a further look.
Rite Aid Still SickApril 7, 2010Despite doing better than last year, Rite Aid still has a hard road ahead.
Why This Market Makes Me Want To Do DrugsMarch 25, 2010Walgreen's latest earnings release shouldn't turn investors off.
Drugstore Stock Looking For A Better HighFebruary 19, 2010Walgreen's acquistion of Duane Reade could help it pull some foot traffic away from its competitors, particular in New York ...
Stocks That Institutional Investors LoveFebruary 4, 2010Looking at the stocks that institutional investors own can provide a good starting point for the everyday investor.
A Busy Week For Drug DistributorsJanuary 28, 2010These two big drug distributors are profitable, but are they a good buy?
Walgreens Gets A Strong Dose Of ProfitsDecember 22, 2009The company had an outstanding quarter, thanks in part to the arrival of an early flu season.
Walgreens Suffers The Retailing CurseDecember 4, 2009While Wal-Greens report is simply a monthly tally, the next earnings release may follow suit and disappoint analysts.
AmerisourceBergen Profitably Pushing DrugsNovember 5, 2009AmerisourceBergen should continue to grows its top line modestly and generate substantial cash flow for shareholders.
Rite Aid Continues Its Losing WaysOctober 2, 2009Rite Aid posted another losing quarter last week, and is still woefully behind its two main competitors, Walgreen and CVS ...
Walgreen Serves Up Some Good MedicineOctober 2, 2009This company's better-than-expected Q4 results drew some attention, and it may be deserved.
The IPO Crash Of Y2KJuly 21, 2009Performance of IPOs has been lackluster for the first part of this century. In the long run, are they worth the effort?
Walgreen A Drugstore Stand-OutJuly 8, 2009Walgreen's June sales show that though it may be bumpy in the short-term, its long-term prospects look promising.
Walgreen Earnings Down, But Prospects Still UpJune 26, 2009Despite the lower earnings, Walgreen's restructuring and lower price might prevent a buying opportunity for investors.
Institutional Investors: Follow The LeaderJune 18, 2009We take a look at five top stocks that are currently being held by institutional investors.
Prestige In Name OnlyMay 21, 2009Prestige Brands's products are far from glamorous, but can they add some luster to your portfolio's returns for 2009 and ...
Walgreen Quietly Moves AheadApril 9, 2009Walgreen has been holding its own in the earnings department through the recession,and with a modest rise in March sales ...
Medco A Top Pharmacy Stock PickMarch 25, 2009Medco looks to be the healthiest company among its peers, but is now the time to buy?
Archer Daniels Midland: A Top-Notch Low P/E Stock?March 6, 2009Low P/E stocks can prove to be companies that should be added to your watch list.
Let Retail REITs Surprise YouAugust 25, 2008The retail sector is in the tank, but surprisingly National Retail Properties is thriving. Sometimes it pays to ignore common ...
Five Stocks To Bottom Fish For August 22August 22, 2008There are potential profits to be had buy researching stocks that are trading near their lows.
Schiff Nutrition Looks HealthyJuly 29, 2008Nutritional products are big business lately. We'll look at a small-cap with a lot of cash that could be a bargain right ...
Walgreen Stocking Shelves For Growth, StabilityApril 2, 2008After encouraging earnings results and some reassuring sector balance in a troubled market, this pharmacy company could hold ...
Recession-Ready StocksMarch 10, 2008Recession is a possibility, and the slowdown is already here. We examine several stocks that will help you brace for it.
Rite Aid's Q3 A Bitter Pill (RAD)January 10, 2008A brutal quarter and dwindling December comps mean Rite Aid is losing out to its deep-pocketed competition.
Stocking Stuffer StocksNovember 29, 2007We examine four companies that might make nice additions to your holiday wish list.
Market Q&A Time (WAG, MER, DIS)November 7, 2007With Wal-Mart offering $4 prescription drugs, how will drugstores like Walgreen make money? We answer this question and more.
Third Quarter Q&A (YHOO, WAG, BA)October 30, 2007Why is Yahoo surging when Google is still the No.1 search engine? We answer this question and more.
What's Wrong With Rite Aid? (RAD)October 4, 2007With boomers providing a surge in perscription spending, drugstore Rite Aid should be soaring. Instead, it's just scraping ...
How To Play On Falling Consumer Confidence (PG, JNJ)September 5, 2007Consumer confidence is down, along with slumping retail and a housing slowdown. We examine safe picks for a cool market.
Delivering Our Meds (CAH, MCK, ABC)August 22, 2007Shipping (legal) drugs was once a boring business; however, with 78 million aging boomers, things could be heating up.
Time To Go Long On Longs (LDG)August 8, 2007Longs Drug Stores recently released decent July comps, and it expects double-digit bottom line growth in the coming year.
Johnson & Johnson Blows Away Q1 (JNJ)April 20, 2007J&J beat its Q1 consensus number with ease, so where is the stock is headed from here?
There's Still Room for Two Winners (WAG, CVS)March 20, 2007Analysts have been battling over whether WAG or CVS is the better play, but the pie could be big enough for both.
Wal-Mart's Discount Pharmacy A Bitter Pill For Competitors? (WMT)September 25, 2006Wal-Mart's new discount pharmacies look poised to take a bite out of big pharma's business, but are they really that potent?
Fill Your Portfolio's Prescription For Growth With Walgreen and ...July 17, 2006Are these two drug companies going to keep experiencing their recently strong rates of growth?


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Post subject: Dallas, TX Tarfful build thread - this may take a bit : )
Here we go peeps.
1) I have my stilts and need a ton of practice. Here's my first attempt at walking in them:
2) I purchased a set of East Bay compression gear ($30) and some foam (foam bed sheet stuff) from Walmart (about $16 for a big roll). I made muscles out of the foam and cut up some old work shirts from a law firm that let me go earlier this year to cover the foam. Took about two weeks for me to sew the pads on in my spare time:
3) I found it easier to start sewing the pads on my legs while wearing them, to keep the compression gear at the right size:
4) My wife made the mesh shirt in minutes and after 2-3 try-ons, we had the size right:
5) I started latch hooking the shirt this weekend. So glad that college and NFL football are both on here in the States. Gave me something to watch while I was grabbing at bits of hair and tying them on... Well, that and Doctor Who, That Metal Show and top gear re-runs:
I am commissioning Ryan for the mask and Jason for the ammo and armor. I found a leather worker on eBay who is sending me 54" length strips of leather in 4", 1.5" and 1" with 40 belt keepers (loops) in a nice dark chocolate brown with creased edges (the 1/4" lines).
I bought a huge sheet of industrial foam from Home Depot that I will sculpt the feet out of and the toes I am going to purchase from Ryan as well.
That's it for today. Will post developments as they are worth posting.
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You had me at Top Gear reruns!
That's a great start, good luck and keep the pics coming as you progress
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You had me at Top Gear reruns!
That's a great start, good luck and keep the pics coming as you progress
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Love the muscles
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Haha! Thank you very much!
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It's a wookiee kilt, lyk!
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I look forward to seeing it done. Good luck.
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Realy awesome progress! I like how you made the muscle suit.
Cheers Nikkos! I managed to only stab myself a few times!
It wasn't so bad. I'm not really a bleeder...
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Still hooking! (I am taking a photo per day and will animate it when the latch hooking is complete)
Leather arrived yesterday! I've got 54" strips of 4", 1.5" and 1" leather, all chocolate brown and I also have 40 belt loops that match to go around the smaller strips.
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Build is looking good. Be sure to blend some darker hair with the lighter patches of hair. It is more realistic. Study the still screen caps of Tarful and see how his blending is done. This is really important. Blending the transition from the very blondish hair to the dark should transition gradually. Mix some dark and light and even some grey and black adds to the realism.....good luck...
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It might even do you some good to hackle the two colors together when hooking in areas where both colors meet... to go with a better blending of the two colors.
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Sarah Lund and Strange have gone to Afghanistan.
Lund and Strange have found new, conclusive evidence.


text: Woody Allen's comic drama, from 1979 which he directed, co-wrote (with Marshall Brickman), and stars in is a work of delicious paradox. He embraces the busiest borough but shows it through the nostalgic prism (in black-and-white and set to the strains of Gershwin) of his protagonist and alter ego, Isaac Davis, a prosperous TV writer who yearns to break free and write his novel. A fanatical romantic who inveighs against the new libertinism, the twice-divorced writer is dating a seventeen-year-old schoolgirl (Mariel Hemingway) whom he casually dumps for a self-absorbed intellectual (Diane Keaton) who had been the lover of his best friend (Michael Murphy). Familiar details (from Bloomingdale's, Elaine's, and Zabar's to literary chitchat and real-estate woes) leap out with caricatural precision even as Allen constructs his city piecemeal from his own aesthetic obsessions as in one of the great scenes in modern cinema, showing Isaac dictating into a cassette recorder a surprisingly classical list of what makes life worth living. Shambling through life in search of experience that he turns into art, moralizing from a position of avid uncertainty, Allen serves up a nostalgia that was utterly of its time; he incarnates an idea of the city that, even now, remains as strong as its reality and refracts his disappointed ideals into high existential crises. He wouldn't want to live in a city that would have him as its culture hero and wouldn't want to live anywhere else.


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The Hammock You've Always Wanted
This over-sized hammock from Brookstone is self-contained and can easily be moved anywhere in your yard. It comes in your choice of 7 reversible-patterns and is made of weather-resistant fabrics. Treat yourself for the rest of summer and enjoy naps out in your beautiful yard.