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Dell - Dell reported quarterly profit of $0.39 per share, excluding certain items, one cent below estimates. The computer maker said challenging macroeconomic conditions remain for the current quarter, with corporate customers continuing to defer technology spending.
Schiff Nutrition - Schiff is the object of a bidding war between two European companies. Britain's Reckitt Benckiser is offering to buy Schiff for $1.4 billion dollars, or $42 per share. The vitamin maker had previously agreed to be bought by Germany's Bayer for $34 per share.
Penn National Gaming - Penn will split into two separate publicly traded companies, a gaming-based real estate investment trust, and a gaming operator.
JetBlue - The airline's shares were downgraded to "sell" from "neutral" by Goldman Sachs, which says a recent rally in the stock has skewed risk to the downside.
Gap - The clothing retailer has raised its full year outlook to $2.20 to $2.25 per share from its prior $1.95 to $2. Investors are also encouraged by a jump in profit margins, as well as an increase in North American same-store sales. It did fall one cent short of estimates, however, in reporting third-quarter profit of $0.61 per share, excluding certain items.
Foot Locker - The athletic apparel and shoe retailer reported third-quarter profit of $0.63 per share, excluding certain items, nine cents above estimates. Revenue was also above consensus, and comparable store-sales rose a better than expected 10.2 percent.
Aruba Networks - The company reported fiscal first-quarter profit of $0.18 per share, excluding certain items, one cent above estimates. Revenue was also above consensus, as was the network equipment maker's current quarter forecast.
Sears Holdings - Sears posted a loss of $1.99 per share for its latest quarter, a smaller loss than analysts had expected. Same-store sales fell 1.6 percent at Sears and 4.8 percent at the company's Kmart division. The retailer is, however, seeing improved results for areas like appliances and apparel.
Sina - Sina reported a third-quarter profit of $0.17 per share, excluding certain items, six cents above estimates, though revenue was short of consensus. The China-based Internet service provider did give a current quarter revenue outlook that falls short of estimates, as non-advertising revenue drops.
Nike has announced a two-for-one stock split, and is also increasing its quarterly dividend by 17 percent to split-adjusted $0.21 per share. The athletic shoe and apparel maker has now increased its dividend for 11 consecutive years.
Hertz Global - The car rental giant has received Federal Trade Commission Clearance for its acquisition of Dollar Thrifty. As part of the agreement, Hertz will divest certain airport locations as well its Advantage car rental business.
Knight Capital Group - Knight has a new investor, with Getco Strategic Investments reporting a 23.8 percent stake, saying it will evaluate its investment in the brokerage firm on an ongoing basis.
Starbucks - Starbucks has authorized the repurchase of up to 25 million shares of the coffee retailer's common stock. That amount is in addition to 12.1 million shares that remain available for repurchase under a prior authorization.
Google - The company is prepping a new version of its popular Google Maps for Apple devices, according to The Wall Street Journal. That follows Apple's iOS 6 update, which replaced Google Maps as the default mapping app with its own widely-criticized version. Google will only say that it wants users to be able to use the application on whatever device they would like.
FedEx, United Parcel Service - The two delivery services are the targets of a criminal probe relating to online drug shipments. Federal investigators have been increasing their efforts against online pharmacies to stop prescription drug abuse.
JPMorgan Chase - The bank is expected to face U.S. action on its anti-money-laundering practices, according to The Wall Street Journal. Regulators are expected to require JPMorgan to improve its procedures and examine past transactions.
Hibbett Sporting Goods - The sporting goods retailer reported third quarter profit of $0.71 per share, three cents above estimates, on the strength of a 6.4 percent increase in same-store sales.
Amazon.com - Amazon has been added to the "Conviction Buy" list at Evercore Partners, saying the company's Amazon Web Services operation will add more to shareholder value than current revenues would indicate.
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Maybe it's too soon, the temperature outside pushing 90 degrees and all, to talk about January.
Yet there House Speaker Mark Eves sat in the State House this week, doing just that.
"We're just not going to stop fighting to ensure 70,000 Mainers have health care," Eves said in a telephone interview Monday. "To that end, we're going to be bringing forward emergency legislation in January to accept these federal dollars."
(We now pause for the obligatory high-fives among Gov. Paul LePage and Republican lawmakers, who last week drove the final stake into Maine's plan to accept $350 million in federal Medicaid expansion funds over the next three years -- money that will now go to other states while those 70,000 needy Mainers limp along without health coverage.)
Much has been said in recent days about how leaders of the Legislature's Democratic majority a) blew this one, b) did everything humanly possible to get their Medicaid expansion proposal passed, or c) were doomed from the get-go in their effort to hitch Maine to the federal Affordable Care Act.
Should they have tied the Medicaid expansion, quid pro quo, to LePage's top priority of paying off Maine's $184 million debt to the state's hospitals?
And once they linked Medicaid and the hospitals, should the Dems have doubled down on their promise, "No Medicaid expansion, no hospital payment?"
And what about when LePage swatted that threat away by vetoing the whole deal and corralling just enough Republican lawmakers to thwart an override? Were the Dems nuts to split the two issues and watch helplessly as the hospital payment sailed to easy passage while the Medicaid bill, torched by a second LePage veto, went down in partisan flames?
Tough questions all. But they pale by comparison to one that has much more to do with people than politics:
What happens now?
"It's not something we're going to give up on," said Eves. "And the public needs to weigh in with their individual legislators."
He's got that right: In a poll of Maine voters last month by Critical Insights, 67 percent of the respondents said they favor accepting federal funds for Medicaid expansion, while only 23 percent said they don't.
And next year, as if any of us could forget, is an election year.
Already, signs of Republican jitters abound around this hot-button issue.
In the Senate, after all, it was Republican assistant minority leader Roger Katz of Augusta who proposed accepting the 100 percent federal expansion money at least for the next three years -- provided the Legislature votes on it again when the federal share begins its gradual descent to 90 percent.
Backing up Katz on that compromise were fellow Republican Sens. Patrick Flood of Winthrop and Tom Saviello of Wilton.
Over in the House, meanwhile, eight Republicans voted for the Medicaid expansion at one time or another as it wound through the legislative process. Had they all come together in the final vote, note the Dems, the House would have overridden LePage's veto.
Fast forward to next spring: LePage, politically toxic to all but his shrinking base (Next up: "Governor flips off Legislature during State of State address"), will be here, there and everywhere in his quest for a second term.
And if they're smart, Republican lawmakers running for re-election will be in none of those places as they try to distance themselves from the governor with the garbage mouth.
What better way to prove their independence than by lining up behind a Medicaid plan that two-thirds of the voters think is a pretty darned good idea in the first place?
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Gear for the jungle and the reef
Kit: Underwater and Underground in Belize
Packing for a tropical getaway usually only involves deciding what color swim trunks to pack. But when your plans include jungle hiking, cave exploration and scuba diving, things get a little more complicated. The key is versatility — you need gear that works underground or underwater just as well as it does topside. For our week in Belize we made sure everything we took did more than just one thing well. This saved space in our luggage and let us be nimble yet well prepared. Here's a sampling of what we took.
Today in Gear: February, 18, 2014
Today in gear we discuss a ballin' straight razor, LG's latest phablet, a easy cocktail mixer and old school adidas sneakers.
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Best of Outdoor Retailer, Winter 2014
We like to get our hands on new gear early, and short of theft and corporate espionage one of the best ways to do that is by checking out Outdoor Retailer, a biannual product show for retailers, manufacturers and other industry pros. We were on hand at the Winter Market 2014 show at the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City, UT, where every brand with a stake in the great outdoors showed off their future cold-weather wares. Of everything we touched, tasted and saw, this gear stood out most.
Today in Gear: January 23, 2014
Today in Gear, we find enviro-friendly Adidas kicks, Super Bowl activewear from Nike, a pimp navigator, a super bright flashlight and much more.
Today in Gear: 2013 Timekeeping Rewind
Is there a more appropriate topic to base a retrospective around than timepieces? Okay, yes, maybe a modified Delorean, but that was a rhetorical question anyhow. Few men's accessories — indeed, few items a man could own — say more about their owner than a watch, and it's been that way for centuries. To help…
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It doesn't take much to pack for a day hike: throw on a coat, pull on your boots and tuck a beanie in your back pocket in case the weather turns chilly. But if you're heading into the woods for more than a stroll, a little preparation goes a long way, whether it be technical fabrics to combat inclement weather, a portable stove to heat your three square, or dominos to entertain companions after the sun sets. We've got a selection of gear to get you started on your next multi-day hiking adventure.
Today in Gear: October 25, 2013
Panasonic Lumix GM1 Measuring in at shorter than four inches long and just over two inches tall, this is one diminutive mirrorless rig. Panasonic jams in a 16MP Micro Four Thirds sensor, a three-inch touchscreen, wi-fi capability and a pop-up flash. Pair Panasonic's new compact lens kit with the already attractive retro body, and you've…
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Adidas Terrex Fast R GTX
You don't have to be a genius to understand that there are trade-offs in life, a fact that applies to products as well. The spork notwithstanding, hybrid products typically appeal to a broader swath of the population in exchange for being less desirable to enthusiasts in either of the original disciplines. The Adidas Terrex Fast R GTX hiking shoe ($180) stands out for being both nimble and rugged; it's not a compromise, but an elevation above and beyond what exists in the lightweight hiker category.
Today in Gear: October 3, 2013
Alpinestars x Death Spray Customs Tech 10 Boot Graphics A graphic package for the Alpinestars Tech 10 boots put together by UK artist Death Spray Customs. The Black Lightning decal pack is the very same that adorns the helmets of DSC-supported amateur athletes. Only 40 kits will be made available, so get your hustle on…
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Adidas Originals Run DMC Series This collaboration is so perfectly awsome that there's nearly no need to make a "walk this way" joke (though we'd never purport to usurp the original). Adidas' classic Superstar 80s have gotten a moderate makeover for this run, with a special sockliner, logo on the tongue and an elasticized tongue…
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You've got to hand it to Adidas: while the leading edge of innovation for most running companies is minimalist footwear with the occasional proprietary shank to keep things moving forward, in the Adidas Springblade ($180) the company has made a running shoe that artfully combines the looks and swiftness of a Ferrari with… I don't know, a viperfish? Steven Seagal in Glimmer Man? Charlemagne's Joyeuse? We got to try the cool-looking things out.
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Summer heat waves are on the edge of winding down, and that's good news: you can run without your shoes melting to the road. If you've been stuck all summer plodding along on a treadmill in the gym or running in the predawn hours to avoid scorchers, now is a great time to reassess your aging kicks and consider an update. We could go on about minimal vs. conventional, the merits of cushioning and drop angles and tread patterns, or we could just find the best shoes of the year to help you with one thing: working on your fast. Our search for the best running shoes of the year yielded more than a few contenders, and unless you plan on leaving them in your closet to collect dust, there's not a single shoe here that won't help you get to the front of the pack.
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K Array Anakonda KAN200 Speaker The Anakonda is a much friendlier take on the giant reptilian constrictor made infamous by the eponymous (well, not with a "k" part) box office smash of '97. These are 6.5-foot long, cord-like speakers that can be daisy-chained together in strings up to 210 feet long. Each Anakonda is a…
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Cool Hunting + Budnitz Scorcher Bike The Scorcher is a Cool Hunting-kissed version of Budnitz's original hand-built, single-speed city bike with a Gates belt drive, aggressive riding stance, killer tires and more. The steel frame features signature CH green Chris King hardware and a trendy matte finish. Oh, and they're giving it away. Sign up…
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adidas Consortium Boston Super OG Originally introduced in 1984, the Boston Super OG style was meant to pay homage to the eponymous marathon. It's been re-released this year, and certainly imbued with more meaning. The gray, navy and red colorway provides keen visual contrast and, in a muted way, invokes the flag — a fitting…
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DSPTCH Camera Straps DSPTCH sling camera straps are made of red or grey military-spec 1- or 1.5-inch webbing; the wrist straps are braided 550 Type III paracord in a variety of colors (our favorite is the camo pattern); swap-able cord connectors are great for quick removal. Add in some new epoxy-coated 316 stainless steel hardware…
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Bang & Olufsen BeoPlay H3 and H6 B&O's two sets of headphones — in both earbud and over-ear versions — are made with the style-addicted audiophile in mind. $249+ adidas adiZero Adios BOOST On the shelves in early October, the new Adidas Adios Boost has already hit the streets during some of this year's biggest…
Today in Gear: April 25, 2013
Adidas Clima Revent Shoes When your feet overheat it's tough to keep truckin'. Adidas seeks to combat that exact problem with these Climacool technology-laden kicks. If you're running hot, the perforated uppers and ventilated soles moderate temperature while the sockliner wicks away funky foot-sweat. $100 Seiki 50-inch 4K TV Most of us yearn to have…
Today in Gear: April 19, 2013
Adicross Tour Golf Shoe Engineered to provide support while on the green and to ergonomically assist the body as it twists (while you smack that perfect drive), the lightweight adicross tour is a boldly styled, waterproof hole-in-one. The tour comes in bright colorways — our favorite is blueberry and metallic silver — and a spikeless…
Today in Gear: March 11, 2013
Adidas Crazyquick Feedback loops come full circle as adidas introduces Crazyquick. Designed using athlete input, Crazyquick includes specific lines for basketball, football, running and training. The goal? Greater flexibility, traction and foot lock-down. $100 94Fifty A basketball with motion sensor has finally arrived (hello, future) on Kickstarter. Who needs that sweaty, angry, middle-aged coach, anyway?…
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In the age of smartphones and tablets, sports companies have scrambled to embrace technology as a new vehicle for pushing the limits of athletic performance. Even so, the Adidas Boost Running Shoe ($150) hopes to prove that re-thinking existing footwear construction still offers plenty of game-changing potential. Its padding stores and unleashes energy more efficiently than existing material.
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The adizero Tour ($180) is the latest adidas shoe to integrate the company's ultra-lightweight adizero technology already found in everything from running shoes to soccer cleats to basketball shoes. As a result, the new model weighs in at mere 10.6 ounces when using the included Cloudfoam insole — making it 38% lighter than the already…
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First issued in 1982 as training shoes for German soccer star Franz Beckenbauer (who's now almost 67), the Adidas Originals Beckenbauer ($85) have been resurrected in Adidas' Originals line with modern colors, full grain leather uppers and a grippy white rubber sole and toe bumper. We love the classic three stripes in gold on gray…
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Ben Tomlinson was presented a Cross of Military Service for service in Afghanistan.Tomlinson served in the Marine Corp in that country.
National Defense Medals were presented to Reiber Dixon Heath of Anniston, Clyde Larry Howard, George Alton Hardy Jr., Billy Ray La Taste and Randy Alan Maddox of Oxford and Franklin D. Leatherwood Jr., of Boaz.
"I was just so pleased and honored that we were able to do this for Ben and the other six men," said Sonja Randle, registrar.
To qualify, a former member of the military must be a descendant of a Confederate soldier.
"The purpose of the UDC was to help Confederate soldiers when they came back from the war," said Randle. "We also bestowed Southern Crosses upon these men. This is an outgrowth of that program, and this many years later, we're still doing it."
Randle said the two UDC members instrumental in organizing the program were vice president and recorder of military service awards Joyce La Taste and president Helen Molan Johnson.
"I think it's wonderful," said La Taste. "I wish we could give every veteran an award. I think they deserve it because they give everything for us. They're willing to give their lives if necessary. They have to have an honorable discharge, and their Confederate ancestor has to have had an honorable military discharge."
Tomlinson's great-great-great grandfather, James R. Warren, whose wife was Milley Jane Edwards, was in Company E of the 22nd Regiment, Alabama Infantry. He was a private and was discharged in December 1861 because of rheumatism, which he'd had for the past 10 years.
"The exposure to camp life rendered him unable to perform and caused him to have frequent attacks," is what his papers said.
He enlisted in the Confederacy Army on Oct 6, 1861 in Calhoun County.
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His mother echoed his appreciation.
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Last Tuesday at 6:00pm on 7/26, I brought my General Manager and Vice President there for dinner. They had just flown in from Houston and we did not have set plans. I thought the restaurant would be a great local restaurant for us to discuss business over dinner. I was so embarrassed and humiliated to be turned away because we did not have reservations. The restaurant was not busy at that time and there were many empty tables. I have used this location in the past for Christmas Dinners, and sales meetings accommodating 20 to 30 persons and it was enjoyed by everyone. I really have a problem with the overall attitude and disappointed that once again the Southside has failed.
The hostesses were rude and merely stated "We do not except walk ins". I am shocked that in this economy they were that arrogant. For some reason, I feel the management may have changed.
Service Great Food was awful – I was very unhappy with the food at the Feed Store! The service was great and the restaurant has a great urban vibe. The food was oily and had no flavor. We started our meal with chicken wings that show great promise to a great meal the soup had a film of oil across the top and the crispy chicken was not something that we could even eat! The waiter was very understanding and removed it from the bill nothing like going to dinner and having to stop on the way home to get something to eat!
One of the top meals I've EVER enjoyed! – I am in love with the Feed Store! College Park is a great location for this urban gourmet take on southern cuisine. The salads we chose were absolutely divine--prefect mix of field greens, pickled pears (DELISH!) with just the right amount of Pecan vinaigrette dressing. We both enjoyed the country fried short rib that fell apart on the fork with just enough light batter to make it taste like grandma's without that heavy feeling after each bite. We also mixed up the side dishes to be able to sample a larger variety, all were well matched in quality and quantity. We were sure to leave a little on our plates to be boxed so we could enjoy more brown sugar carrots and buttermilk mashed potatoes later in the evening. Dessert was so delectable that I was vying to get the remaining cobbler (Apple & Rhubarb) out of the dish and we argued over the last few bites of banana bread pudding. Thankfully the chocolate fried pies came in a serving of 2! The quality of the food along with portion size, selection, atmosphere, location, and service made for an enjoyable experience in exchange for a reasonable price. Chef Peter's work was tremendous and he himself was extremely grateful and happy to know that we were pleased. I hope more people find this gem on the up-and-coming College Park's Main Street!
great restaurant in an area of chains. – I am confused by the bad reviews. We must have been there on a dynamite night. We were here on business and went to a famous steakhouse last night. Rathbun's steak. It was hip and cool and beautiful with great service, with good food and high prices. The Feed Store had great food , very good prices, great service and an urban atmosphere that had great art and warmth. The Squash soup was amazing, as were the short ribs and buttermilk potatoes. The brussel sprouts were al dente and fresh. Desert was awesome (we split, fried chocolate cake, pear sorbet, cobbler and chocolate ice cream with homemade butterscotch)and the wine list was affordable and interesting.Good selection by the glass and great beer choices. I have dined out at very nice restaurants in many cities and sold wine for 7 years so I have knowlege of high end, creative food. This place was great and Patrick was friendly, informative and helpful. We all loved it.
best food in Atlanta – evreyone needs to eat at The Feed Store, just once, and you will want to go back as often as possible!!
Fantastic Find - and near the airport! – We were looking for somewhere near the airport to entertain a visiting friend with a short stopover. We were headed for The Pecan but it was closed for a private event. Luckily we stumbled upon The Feed Store just a few doors down. The space is modern, casual and comfortable - the service, the menu, the meals - all outstanding. A different take on Southern classics. We shared the Fried Green Tomatoes, simple, well presented and tasty. Our entrees were shrimp and grits with collard greens, lamb stew and fried chicken with duck confit on pepper jack mac'n'cheese with Coca Cola beans each of which were thoroughly enjoyed. The sweet potato creme brulee and the banana bread pudding were a delicious end to the meal. This was well worth the $20 for an entree in our opinion. We will definitely be going back.
College Park fine dining? – I finally made it to dinner at the Feed Store, and I must say, it left a little to be desired. The meal began with a wonderful appetizer of fried green tomatoes and a delightful wedge salad, as well as a nice bottle of cabernet. I have read several reviews that complained about the pricing and portions, but I found the wine list to be very affordable and our appetizers and entrees to be of ample size. While our service was very friendly and attentive, it was when my entree arrived that the meal took a turn for the worst. The ribeye that I ordered looked like something I would get at Golden Corral. The 1/2 inch thick cut (not exaggerating) was fatty, even for a ribeye, undercooked, and obviously cooked on a flat-top. This was a steak that no one should ever serve at a "fine dining" restaurant. This unfortunate aspect of the meal really ruined an otherwise enjoyable dining experience. My wife's pork chop was tasty, as was the dessert (pecan pie and tiramisu). I would certainly give the Feed Store a second chance.
Had dinner at the feed store, the food was average! would not have minded it , but the price point was too much ! very expensive and not worthy, I mean these are Manhatan prices. The Ambiance and the staff were very cold. What a waste !
Great attention to detail! – Noticed this place as I was getting lost looking for my hotel near the airport. I was a bit shocked by the prices at first, considering the location, but it turned out to be worth it. Interesting beer and wine list & the waiter knew enough to comment thoughtfully on the beer (Chimay Cinq Cents on tap!) as well as the wine. My duck leg with lentils was fantastic and generous for $19. My companions were pleased with the pomegranate salmon and steak frites, and we shared an excellent tiramisu. Other dessert options looked great too (bourbon pecan pie, apple tart with caramel icecream). I thought they did the little things well and let the food speak for itself. I'd definitely go back. It was a Monday night and fairly slow, so I don't know how they respond to busy nights or big groups.
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EDIT2: I just booted into Lion and tried it. Same problem. Very slow to render once the image is viewed at greater than "Actual size".
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Drat. I see what you mean now: dreadfully slow redraw here too.
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I did try opening it in PDFpen (demo version). Initially it opens quickly and thereafter for 6 or 7 clicks of the '+' button until transition from 161% to 177% whereupon it slows - perhaps not quite as much as in Preview.
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