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The Owners Concierge will be onsite to help Oaklawn provide hospitality to owners and their connections.
The 2016 renewal of the Santa Anita race had been automatically downgraded to a listed stakes when moved from turf to dirt.
Champion Tepin returns to the site of her greatest victory April 16, when she headlines a field of 10 fillies and mares in the $350,000 Coolmore Jenny Wiley (gr. IT) at Keeneland.
Monmouth will require documentation each shipping horse has been vaccinated, had temperatures taken prior to shipping, and that proper bio-security measures have been followed.
Fasig-Tipton has cataloged 598 entries for its Midlantic 2-year-olds in training sale that will be held Monday and Tuesday, May 23-24, at the Maryland State Fairgrounds in Timonium.
G M B Racing's Tom's Ready continued his preparation for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) with a five-furlong breeze in 1:01 3/5 and a gallop out to six furlongs in 1:15 2/5 on a fast track April 14 at Churchill Downs.
The Thoroughbred Breeders' Association of New Jersey (TBANJ) announced Thursday, April 14 the creation of the $50,000 New Jersey-bred Racing Challenge that will determine the top New Jersey-bred runner during the 2016 Monmouth Park meet.
Churchill Downs announced April 14 that seven-time Grammy Award-winning trio Lady Antebellum will sing the national anthem at the 142nd Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) Saturday, May 7.
California Chrome, who easily won the world's richest race this year despite his saddle slipping in the Dubai World Cup sponsored by Emirates Airline (UAE-I) March 26, shares the top spot in the April's Longines World's Best Racehorse Rankings.
Effinex was made the Oaklawn Handicap (gr. II) favorite against a field that also includes Razorback Handicap (gr. III) winner Upstart and several other stakes winners.
A bill that would help resurrect the Washington D.C. International and provide $500,000 in bonus money to Maryland-bred or Maryland-sired horses who run in the Preakness Stakes (gr. I) has advanced.
Zenyatta's colt by War Front, born April 10, died April 13 due to meconium aspiration syndrome.
A total of 94 horses (including also-eligibles) have been entered for the nine-race card, which features a first-race post time of 7 p.m.
Baltimore company to produce uniforms worn by Godolphin's jockeys, trainers, others.
The Maryland Jockey Club will complete two of several major projects this week at Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park.
Terry Hamilton's Heart to Heart, winner of three consecutive races and four of his past five for trainer Brian Lynch, tops a field of nine entered for the $300,000 Maker's 46 Mile (gr. IT) coming up at Keeneland April 15.
Twelve-day meet to be highlighted by five stakes, including two graded events.
Winchell Racing and Three Chimneys Farm's Gun Runner continued his preparation for a start in the May 7 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) with a five-furlong breeze in 1:01 over a fast track April 11.
The Jockey Club has announced that Thoroughbred owners and breeders can now order microchip scanners directly from Pet Travel through a link on Interactive Registration at registry.jockeyclub.com.
The under tack show for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's 2016 spring sale of 2-year-olds in training began April 11 and continues through Saturday, April 16.
Santa Anita Park saw a significant increase in on-track attendance and a slight decrease in all-sources handle when its 2015-2016 winter meet came to a close April 10.
Repole Stable's Outwork, winner of Saturday's Wood Memorial (gr. I) April 9, returned from his efforts in fine fettle and likely will be one of two representatives trainer Todd Pletcher's barn for the Kentucky Derby (gr. I).
Dazzling Gem, most recently third in the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) will be entered in the $1 million Arkansas Derby (gr. I) and is probable for the 1 1/8-mile race at Oaklawn Park, trainer Brad Cox said April 10.
Cash Is King Stable's Cathryn Sophia, who sustained her first career loss when third in the Central Bank Ashland Stakes (gr. I) at Keeneland, will not contest the Longines Kentucky Oaks (gr. I).
Keeneland posted an all-time single-day handle record of $21,736,983 on Toyota Blue Grass Day, April 9.
The filly was rank in the early going under Ricardo Santana Jr. and drifted out a bit in late stretch, while still holding off the challenge of previously undefeated stablemate Taxable.
Passion for Action and top Woodbine rider Eurico Rosa Da Silva overtook front-runner and favorite Hootenanny in midstretch.
Subtle Indian is 5-for-6 in his Oaklawn career, and counts the 2015 Gazebo Stakes and Hot Springs March 5 in his last start among his victories for trainer Robertino Diodoro.
Trainer Tim McCanna picked up the 2,000th victory of his career April 8 at Golden Gate Fields, when Whiskey Prince captured the third race.
Keith L. Stucki, trainer of Racing Hall of Fame member Ancient Title, one of the greatest California-breds of all-time, died at his home in Bradbury, Calif. April 5 at the age of 96.
The Clark Handicap (gr. I) winner will contest the April 16 Oaklawn Handicap (gr. II) before returning to New York, where he was recently named New York-bred Horse of the Year. He breezed five furlongs April 7.
Not surprisingly, trainer Wesley Ward began the Keeneland spring meet April 8 with a 2-year-old winner. But this one is a filly he bred.
Catch a Glimpse worked a half-mile in :49 2/5 while Curalina went five furlongs in 1:00 2/5, both prepping for upcoming stakes at the meet. Maker's 46 Mile (gr. IT) contender Heart to Heart was also on the tab.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association announced that Woodbine Racetrack in Rexdale, Ontario, near Toronto, has earned reaccreditation from the NTRA Safety & Integrity Alliance.
Earle I. Mack is a Thoroughbred owner/breeder who was Ogden Mills "Dinny" Phipps' boyhood friend. He chose the donation to the Foundation as a contribution to an organization that advocates for horse health and racing safety.
In addition, it will also air the Equine Forum, its weekly talk show, on Saturday and provide live coverage of the Commonwealth, Shakertown, and Madison from Keeneland in its three-hour broadcast.
Her first effort this year was a winning one, making her appear to be the one to beat. Her five rivals mostly have also had winning form at Woodbine in stakes events but she is the most accomplished of the field.
Kid Cruz will look to add more black type to his resume when he faces four competitors in the $200,000 Excelsior Stakes (gr. III) April 9 at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Bill Kaplan, one of South Florida's most successful trainers over the past 30 years and conditioner of 2011 champion female sprinter Musical Romance, will retire from training after this weekend.
NBCSN will present an April 9 telecast of the key classic preps with coverage of the Wood Memorial Stakes (gr. I) from Aqueduct, the Toyota Blue Grass Stakes (gr. I) from Keeneland, and the Santa Anita Derby (gr. I).
Three strong days of selling at the 2016 Inglis Australian Easter yearling sale concluded April 7 with a son of Redoute's Choice out of South African champion National Colour selling for Aus$1.75 million (about US$1,323,300).
TwinSpires and the Paulick Report have teamed up to auction a pair of tickets to the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) to benefit the Retired Racehorse Project.
Trainer King Leatherbury plans to start him at Laurel in preparation for Pimlico's Jim McKay Turf Sprint in late May, a race Ben's Cat has won four times.
Reaction from horse industry on death of Ogden Mills "Dinny" Phipps.
Undefeated Taxable and four other entrants will vie with Stonestreet's runner on a win streak for a total of 170 Kentucky Oaks (gr. I) points in the $400,000 Fantasy Stakes (gr. III) April 9 at Oaklawn.
The 2016 live Thoroughbred racing season kicks off April 9 at Woodbine, with the first two of 133 programs scheduled for the meet.
Six Standardbred trainers in New York were suspended after horses in their care registered extremely high levels of cobalt, and for three of them, the levels were so high the NYSGC issued 10-year bans per incident.
Fans of grade I winner Brass Hat will have a chance to see the popular gelding in action when the Thoroughbred Horse Show Association hosts its fifth annual show on May 8 at the Kentucky Horse Park.
The action soared inside the sales ring, April 6 along with the temperature, on the second day of the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sale in Sydney, Australia.


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Up until recently vehicle has required only minimal mechanic work. Water pumps go out every few years and there has always been minor leaks all over the place, but that's about it. Seat reclining levers suck and break unless treated like a delicate flower tho and are ridiculously expensive. The 2WD is horrible in WI winters. The vehicle has always shifted like junk with a "kick". Driver's side door has never fit properly despite no accidents, and you can always hear the wind whistling through, also hinge pin wears out every few yrs. At 125,000 mi, tranny lost reverse and had bad intake manifold leak; 2 mo. later #1 piston went out. Engine has been reliable, but overall the truck lacks quality
1)Started up first time, everytime...up until transmission and engine went out. That 4.3 Vortec is good to go! 2)Dash remained in decent shape over the years without cracking. 3)Body has held up wonderfully with no rust except all around the trailer hitch hole on bumper.
Make a driver's side door that actually fits, and seat reclining levers that don't break ($100 to replace) the first time you pull it while you are still have back against seat. Shifting "kicked" almost from beginning. Rear window release button is crap in the winter. Water pumps last 3 years. ETC..
This truck rattles like a tin can. It is extremely slow to take off and once highway speeds are achieved, it has no strength to overtake other vehicles though you may give it all the gas you have. The front end is squeaking and popping like popcorn on the road even on smooth pavement. I've maintained the truck very well and I've had to change the fuel pump twice in the last three years. Both rear calipers locked up on it within two weeks of each other. Lots of minor mxs but I've never had a problem with the engine not working. It still starts right up w/o a problem but it has its domestic vehicle problems. Not built to last!
Engine still starts w/o issue and runs smooth.
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Have owned my 2wd Blazer almost 5yrs. Will probably not own another. Love the performance and comfort. Gas mileage has slipped (22 17mpg). Had to have oil lines fixed, lost handle to pass.seat first wk I owned it. Hate the placement of the roof pillers. Driver's door hinge always loose. I take immaculate care of this car. Always drove GM cars. Will not buy this one again. GM can do better.
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In its fourth year, social media management company HootSuite has secured $165 million in Series B financing from a joint investment led by Insight Venture Partners, with added funds from Accel Partners and OMERS Ventures. According to the announcement, the investment deal is one of the top five global venture capital deals this year.
"This capital gives us additional resources to expand quickly and strategically into new markets, innovate rapidly, and deliver our vision around the world," says HootSuite CEO Ryan Holmes.
During the last twelve months, HootSuite increased its staff from 180 to 300 employees, and experienced revenue growth of 300 percent over the same quarter last year. With over seven million users worldwide, HootSuite's client list boasts a number of well known brands, including PepsiCo, Virgin, Sony Music, HBO, UPS and Panasonic.
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Middlebury, Vt. - If you want to go into business during tough economic times, you might want to do it with family.
At Sokol Blosser winery in Dayton, Oregon, siblings Alex and Alison Sokol Blosser took over as co-presidents of their parents' business just as the economy went downhill in 2008.
They had been selling most of their high-end wine in restaurants but when the recession hit, people stopped eating out as much. So they had to shift a lot of their business to retail, which took a lot of time and effort. Revenue and profitability took a hit.
"We had to spend a lot more money in marketing and sales, so we just poured money into that so profitability was what really got squeezed," said Alex Sokol Blosser.
What kept them going is that the siblings see themselves as stewards, rather than owners, of the business that their parents started in the 1970s and that now produces Pinot Noirs, Pinot Gris and blended wines.
"We're looking to make it a better business," said Alex Sokol Blosser.
They have short-term goals that they want to meet, but they are looking at the business as one they want to pass on to their own children, if they're interested.
"This is a marathon, not a sprint," he said. "When the times got tough we realized, you know, it's OK if we take a hit to profitability because we know we're going to come back."
Some family businesses are more resilient during downturns because of that focus on the long term as well as a commitment to their customers, and employees and careful spending, said Pramodita Sharma, a University of Vermont business school professor, and editor of the Family Business Review, a scholarly business journal.
"What differentiates family from non-family enterprises is the significant influence of family in business and focus on the long term. They work not only for the current generation of the family but also the future," Sharma said.
According to the Family Business Institute, 90% of U.S. businesses are family-owned. Some giants got their start as family businesses including retailer Wal-Mart and automaker Ford.
Maple Landmark, a wooden toy company in Vermont started by Michael Rainville, now employs his sister, his wife, his mother and his 93-year-old grandmother, as well as his sons when they're not in school.
Rainville, whose business grew out of a hobby he had as a kid making game boards from scrap wood, is willing to work extremely long hours and do whatever it takes to keep the business going.
"I don't have grand expectations. I don't have a Volvo payment before I pay my payroll. This is what we do. It's my sandbox, I enjoy it, I don't want to see it go away," he said of the company that last year won an award from the University of Vermont School of Business Administration for its long-lasting success.
Alex Sokol Blosser, never dreamed he'd end up working for the family's vineyard, started by his parents who planted the first vineyard on the land about 30 miles southwest of Portland, Oregon, in 1971. Now the 87-acre estate in the Dundee Hills produces Pinot Noirs ranging from about $40 to $80, as well as an $15 Evolution Red, and a line of white wines.
He saw how hard his parents worked. But after college, he missed the farm and realized, "Hey, that's not so bad. That's good living."
He worked in neighboring vineyards and with a Portland wine wholesaler before joining the family business full time in 1998 while earning an MBA degree. His younger sister also earned an MBA and went on to work in public relations before returning to the family business in 2004 as director of marketing.
Today, Alex oversees production as winemaker and grape grower. Alison handles sales and marketing.
But the familiarity of family can also have drawbacks. Any drama or tension among siblings or parents needs to be checked at the door, which is something they learned from a business coach and from family business counseling from the Austin Family Business Program at Oregon State University.
"Without our business coach and family business counseling we couldn't have made the transition" from one generation to the next, he said.
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In February, the job openings rate (2.3 percent) increased over the month.
The number of job openings in February was 3.1 million, an increase from 2.7 million in January. The job openings level has trended up since the end of the recession in June 2009 but remains well below the 4.4 million openings when the recession began in December 2007.
The hires rate (3.0 percent) and total separations rate (2.9 percent) were little changed over the month.
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In 1950, rural students drove to school with rifles and shotguns in racks in unlocked pickups, yet campus shootings were unheard of.
In regard to recent tragic shootings, Mr. Restine believes that "automatic" weapons are to blame. For his edification, an AR-15 is not an automatic weapon; in fact it is not even an assault weapon, because that definition, along with the Brady Ban, died in 2004.
No study has shown that the Brady Ban reduced deaths or mass shootings when it existed.
People like Mr. Restine point toward the complete confiscation of civilian firearms in the United Kingdom and Australia resulting in their murder rate (per 100,000 population) dropping 11 percent, but fail to mention the U.S. murder rate dropped 32 percent, even though U.S. citizens bought 70 million more guns, and many AR-15s, in the same time period.
What Brady supporters also fail to mention is the International Crime Victimization Surveys shows Australia's combined rate (per 100,000 population) of robbery, sexual assault, and assault with force has more than doubled that of the U.S. since Australia's ban.
Mr. Restine's belief that "automatic" weapons caused mass murder makes about as much sense as spoons making you fat. According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, childhood obesity has more than tripled in the past 30 years. So rather than blame education, nutrition, and parenting, kids are fat because spoons in 2013 are larger, wider and shine more than they did in 1950.
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On Ocean Drive in Vero Beach, across from the Driftwood Resort, you'll notice blue and white umbrellas. The patio décor belongs to Cravings, a convenient corner spot perfect for anyone out on a stroll.
Once inside, the name makes perfect sense. Part bakery, ice cream parlor and specialty sandwich shop all in one, this little restaurant can fulfill any craving.
My sisters and I stopped in for a late lunch. Along with the umbrella-covered patio, you'll find a few tables inside, where the blue-and-white beach theme continues, for those wishing to dine in and beat the heat.
The employees definitely wear many hats — from scooping ice cream to making sandwiches — but they're friendly through every task.
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10 Best Restaurants on New York's Upper West Side: Bright, beautiful, savory
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Bracketed by Central Park and Riverside Park, and distinguished by regal, two-towered apartment buildings along Central Park West–The Upper West Side is home to Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, sweeping views of Central Park and a big chunk of wealthy New Yorkers pushing strollers. There's culture n the form of the American Museum of Natural History, the Beacon Theatre. For years, people thought the UWS was inferior to the vivacious food scene downtown. After all, how could pre-war buildings and sterile dining rooms compete with the energy and charm of Soho and the Village?
All that's changed.
Today, the Upper West Side's Michelin-starred hotspots like Per Se and Boulud Sud rub shoulders with neighborhood standbys that have stood proud for decades. Places such as Barney Greengrass, Celeste and Symposium where New Yorkers line up around the block for smoked sturgeon and lox, pizza and pastas or moussaka and ouzo that have held the hearts - and stomachs - of locals for decades.
Newcomers like Awadh and RedFarm have brought some of downtown's ethnic charm a little further north, the Upper West Side was no longer a graveyard for delicious eats. Instead it's become a dining destination with residents from all over the city taking notice and trekking past Columbus Circle to see what all the fuss is about. And lately the Bromberg Brothers have moved their spectacular American cuisine at The Ribbon to the former Franconia Hotel.
When diners arrive, they're not disappointed in what they find. You won't be either after perusing our list of the Upper West Side's most revered restaurants.
Owned by Giancarlo Quadalti, who owns Teodora on East 57th Street with his wife, Roberta Ruggini, Celeste serves honest, rustic, and flavorful Neoplotian-style pizzas. Set in a tiny space of 18 tables, this is a family-friendly and sure way to please picky pizza and pasta palates A small collection of appetizers like the shaved baby artichokes with parmesan, or the fritto misto di pesce (fried fish) or the feagatini di pollo (chicken livers) could be enough for an entree, but do try one or two of the pastas linguine in clam sauce or the ravioli burro salvia (ravioli in sage butter), appear just as regularly on diners' tables as the wood-fired pizzas. Celeste is also cash only and fills up quickly every night of the week. To dodge the hordes, plan on arriving at 5PM, or prepare to hit the neighboring bars for a pint while you wait for a table to open up. (212-874-4559)
Celebrate something here in Greek – friendly, generous – that about covers the service, the food, the conviviality that leaves locals remembering when they celebrated a birthday back in 1974. New York City was once jammed with such places but now the survivors are like local treasures. Tucked away on a sidestreet, it is a tad north of the Upper West Side, Symposium has been here since 1969. The owners will tell you their tales of immigration and struggle if you ask, but mostly they want to serve you moussaka, spanokopita, lemon potatoes, avgolemono soup with smiles all around. Not only are the same owners running the show for over 40 years, the kitchen staff will celebrate your good fortune or birthday too.The art on the walls and ceiling harken back to the record cover designs (the Beatles, Iron Butterfly, Cream) and Peter Max: playful, a little psychedelic, with an undercurrent of radical sensibility. (212-865-1011)
Ethiopian cuisine is rarely talked about outside of foodie circles, but one trip to Zoma and we're willing to bet you'll be raving to your friends about this African fare. Packed to the rafters with vegan and vegetarian options in addition to meaty delicacies, Zoma recently won Michelin's Bib Gourmand award, which recognizes the best moderately-priced restaurants. Regulars insist on ordering the honey wine to accompany your mega-sized portions of everything from kitfo (steak tartare) to awaze tibs (marinated and stir-fried lamb cubes served with onions and green peppers). And a heads up on dining etiquette: Ethiopians often eat with their hands, and Zoma encourages its patrons to follow suit. (212-662-0620)
The Ribbon
The Ribbon is the Blue Ribbon Restaurants' first restaurant on New York City's Upper West Side and its eight outpost in the city. Brothers, Eric and Bruce Bromberg have created something of a mini-empire as they pair classic food, local ingredients with crisp service. Just West of Central Park, The Ribbon's industrial décor captures the grace of its 1920's predecessor - the infamous Hotel Franconia. So slip into a banquette for a meal among friends and family, you're bound to recognize many of the Blue Ribbon classics.The menu features delights for all palates, from sushi to fried chicken, spit-roasted meats, seafood with an extensive bar and whisky menu. (212-787-5656)
Barney Greengrass
The uptown answer to Russ & Daughters, Barney Greengrass is a New York institution that serves up smoked fish platters, caviar and bagels. Located on Amsterdam Avenue, this deli has won best deli in New York more times than we can count, and for good reason. Though the aesthetics of the space could use an upgrade, what's coming out of the kitchen is one of the most authentically Jewish meals this side of Israel. Breakfast is the meal of choice at Barney Greengrass, so prepare to wait for a table during peak hours. Or, opt to use the waiting time to hit up the ATM - this joint is cash only on weekends. (212-724-4707)
Braving the crowds is worth it when it comes to scoring a table at RedFarm, the Upper West Side Haute Chinese American take on dim sum. While dim sum purists often decry the hefty price tag of these bite-sized eats, RedFarm's loyal patrons have no problem dishing out a few extra dollars to elevate their Asian experience. Ed Schoenfeld and chef Joe Ng have perfected this concept by introducing what they call, "innovative Chinese cuisine with greenmarket sensibility," and is one of the only Chinese restaurants in the city where you'll find the farm-to-table mindset alive and well. Start with the famous Pac Man shrimp dumplings and graduate to larger mains like mussels with eggplant or lobster with chopped pork and egg while sipping on sake, or a collection of more inventive cocktails. ((212) 724-9700)
Henry's Restaurant
Owner Henry Rinehart is no newcomer to hospitality, and creating just the right neighborly yet sophisticated vibe at this bistro. Spacious, contemporary with an extensive menu & plenty of sidewalk seating. Dining Room and Bar are designed after Arts & Crafts masterpiece, the Gamble House, with stunning mahogany wainscoting and French doors looking out over the busiest street in the world. The walls are filled with bright, food-themed poster art from the Herman Miller Company's "Summer Picnic" series. HENRY's is the restaurant that one of New York City's greatest neighborhoods deserves. (2128660600)
Boulud Sud
Just a few blocks north of Keller's Per Se, this may well be chef Daniel Boulud's ode to all Mediterranean flavors from the shores of Southern France to the coast of North Africa, from Italy to Morocco, Turkey and beyond. A semi-open kitchen gives a glimpse of the magic. A popular dinner choice for Lincoln Center theater-goers, Boulud Sud's ambiance is simple and well-coordinated - the perfect backdrop for the bold flavors of the cuisine. Patrons have the option of ordering a la carte, or choosing the three-course prix fixe menu for $60; Express lunch costs $19 from Mon.-Fri. and weekend brunch prix fixe clocks in at $34. Portions are generous, dine alfreso in warm months; hard to take a misstep here. And yes, there is hummus, falafel but neither is like any you have tasted elsewhere. (212-595-1313)
Jean Georges
One of the world's most famous chefs, Jean-Georges Vongrichten is also a savvy businessman whose constellation of culinary successes span the globe [to Tokyo's Roppongi Hills). But the location on the Upper West Side is the jewel in the crown that remains a gold standard for the chef's subtly Asian-inflected, French haute cuisine. His now-legendary salmon tartare and young garlic soup remain enormously popular with Harry Winston-wearing hotel guests, well-dressed ladies who lunch, and top-tier executives from nearby offices. The front room, Nougatine, has a sleek, modern aesthetic, neutral color palette and increasingly casual atmosphere; Tasting Menu at lunch costs $158. Both dining rooms, however, maintain their stalwart service standard, expense account-worthy cuisine and bright, dappled natural light over Central Park West. (212-299-3900, 212-356-0688)
Per Se
Chef Thomas Keller is the first and only American-born chef to hold multiple three-star ratings from the prestigious Michelin Guide. Lauded for its fabulous Central Park views, this Columbus Circle treasure serves French-influenced American cuisine that matches, stride-for-stride, the magic of Napa's French Laundry. In fact, Per Se takes nods from its West Coast sibling in several regards, from the signature blue door entrance to the elegant, yet understated decor. What's more, each embraces owner-chef Thomas Keller's proven hands-on approach and impeccable attention-to-detail. At Per Se this means that all three of the prix fixe menus are determined daily – perhaps one of the reasons Keller's masterpiece has earned him three Michelin stars. Expect to drop a pretty penny, as each tasting menu costs $325 before alcohol. Reservations - a must - are accepted two months in advance. (212-823-9335)
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No matter how many countries Maria Lisella has visited (62), this native New Yorker finds the world at her doorstep in amazing Queens where its residents speak 138 languages. Maria writes about New York and other destinations for outlets including NYC & Company, AFAR, Travel and Leisure, Wells Fargo Conversations, and others. As the Queens Poet Laureate, 2015-2018, she observes, listens and captures the urban energy of NYC in poetry and prose. Her book Thieves in the Family has been described as "… a collection of postcards from the Global Village…"
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The Manitowoc Company Inc. (NYSE:MTW) filed Quarterly Report for the period ended 2010-09-30.
The Manitowoc Company Inc. has a market cap of $1.56 billion; its shares were traded at around $11.89 with and P/S ratio of 0.4. The dividend yield of The Manitowoc Company Inc. stocks is 0.2%. The Manitowoc Company Inc. had an annual average earning growth of 13.1% over the past 10 years.MTW is in the portfolios of John Buckingham of Al Frank Asset Management, Inc., John Keeley of Keeley Fund Management, Steven Cohen of SAC Capital Advisors, Mario Gabelli of GAMCO Investors, Bruce Kovner of Caxton Associates, George Soros of Soros Fund Management LLC, Jeremy Grantham of GMO LLC.
Highlight of Business Operations:Engineering, selling and administrative (ES&A) expenses for the third quarter of 2010 increased approximately $6.1 million to $138.8 million versus $132.7 million for the third quarter of 2009. For the nine months ended September 30, 2010, ES&A expenses were $397.6 million, which was a $22.4 million decrease over ES&A expenses for the nine months ended September 30, 2009. These changes were driven by the Crane segment which increased ES&A expenses versus the prior year three month period by $3.3 million and decreased ES&A expenses compared to the prior year nine month period by $14.4 million, respectively. The higher Crane segment expenses were due to employee related costs for three month period, while the decrease for the comparable nine month period was due to cost reduction activities across all regions. The Foodservice segment increased ES&A expenses versus the prior three month period by $1.8 million due to employee related costs and decreased over the nine month period by $4.3 million primarily due to integration synergies.
Interest expense for the first nine months of 2010 was $130.0 million versus $130.4 million for the first nine months of 2009. Interest expense was $46.3 million and $49.0 million for the three months ended September 30, 2010 and September 30, 2009, respectively. Decreases in each comparable period are due to lower underlying debt levels offset by higher interest rates. Amortization expense for deferred financing fees were $17.4 million for the nine months ended September 30, 2010 compared to $21.7 million in the first nine months of 2009. The lower expense in 2010 is related to the lower balance of deferred financing fees as a result of the accelerated pay downs of Term Loans in 2009 and 2010 and use of the effective interest method.
Other expense, net for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2010 was income of $0.5 million and expense of $11.4 million, respectively, versus other income of $2.3 million and $8.5 million for the same periods ended September 30, 2009. The expense in 2010 is primarily the result of $6.7 million in currency losses as the company was negatively impacted by currency volatility. In addition, we finalized the liquidation of a dormant company in Europe within the Foodservice segment which resulted in reclassifying currency losses of $2.5 million from Accumulated other comprehensive income into other expense, net. The balance of the 2010 expense is primarily related to bank fees. The 2009 periods were positively impacted by currency gains.
Cash and cash equivalents balance as of September 30, 2010 totaled $113.2 million, which was an increase of $7.4 million from the December 31, 2009 balance of $105.8 million. Cash flow provided by operating activities of continuing operations for the first nine months of 2010 was $53.0 million compared to $201.1 million for the first nine months of 2009. The contraction in cash flow was primarily driven by negative working capital results from increases in receivables and inventories only partially offset by related increases in accounts payable. The prior year also included a $70.0 million settlement payment made in connection with the settlement of a long-standing, non-operational legal matter relating to Enodis, during the first half of 2009. See further detail related to the legal settlement at Note 15, Contingencies and Significant Estimates.
The cash and cash equivalents balance as of September 30, 2009 totaled $158.5 million, which was a decrease of $14.5 million from the December 31, 2008 balance of $173.0 million. Cash flow provided by operating activities of continuing operations for the first nine months of 2009 was $201.1 million compared to cash provided of $112.9 million for the same period in 2008. During the first nine months of 2009 the source of cash was primarily driven by effective working capital management resulting in reductions of accounts receivable and inventory levels by $210.6 million and $237.6 million, respectively. Partially offsetting this was a decrease in accounts payable by $271.2 million and a $70.0 million settlement payment made in connection with the settlement of a long-standing, non-operational legal matter relating to Enodis, during the first half of 2009. See further detail related to the legal settlement at Note 15, Contingencies and Significant Estimates.
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Sparks, Nevada – October 1, 2003 – Sierra Nevada Corporation announced that as of today it has completed the acquisition of Inter-4, a San Francisco-based military computer and handheld electronics development and manufacturing company.
Inter-4 specializes in development and production of low-cost, man-worn and mancarried computers and ancillary devices for enterprise, industrial and military applications. Inter-4 maintains a competitive advantage by providing high-volume innovative "COTS" solutions within a rapid manufacturing environment.
Inter-4 is now part of SNC's Command, Control, Communications, Computer and Networking (C4N) business area, which is expected to evolve as a catalyst to bring SNC's existing ISR, ATC/UAV and ITT/EW business areas together, furthering SNC's vision of becoming a new-generation prime systems integrator. This business area will bring a simple but revolutionary soldier-centric solution by rapidly fielding ruggedized, commercial off-the-shelf computer and network-based technologies.
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) headquartered in Sparks, Nevada, is a fast growing innovative and agile technology solutions corporation focusing on system integration electronics engineering; manufacturing; and aircraft modification. Our current focus is to specialize in the integration; design; development; installation; and servicing of complex airborne, ground, and ship-based systems for the U.S. Government, its prime contractors, and international customers.
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Fulvio Tomizza (Giurizzani di Materada 1935 – Trieste 1999) was an important Italian author, born in Istria before the territory became part of Yugoslavia after the Second World War (it is now split between Croatia and Slovenia). His origins in this very particular border region and the dramatic events it experienced are fundamental to an understanding of his works. The fact that people of both Romance and Slavic descent converged on this area over centuries, bringing their respective languages and cultures with them, gave it a complicated social reality; neither ethnic group was large enough to absorb the other, so the different cultures gradually merged into one, each contributing its own linguistic idiom, traditions and …
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The design of this jewelry was inspired by an ornamental boss from the binding of the Lindau Gospels. The late ninth–century cover was made in one of the imperial workshops of Emperor Charles the Bald, grandson of Charlemagne. The location of this workshop is uncertain. Some scholars have argued for the Abbey of St. Denis, near Paris, where Charles was secular abbot from 867 until his death in 877. The Lindau Gospels was the first major medieval manuscript acquired by Pierpont Morgan. It bears the signature M.1.
This versatile piece may be worn as a brooch or pendant.
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Women's apparel retailer Ann Inc (NYSE : ANN) will report it's earnings early morning, 7:30 AM Eastern Time, Friday before the market openings. In an hour The Company will host a live conference call and simultaneous audio web cast which will include comments from management and a question and answer session.
ANN INC. is a leading specialty retailer for fashionable women's clothing, serving clients across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Over the Company's fifty year heritage it had become a well-known resource for quality suits, separates, dresses, shoes and accessories with a feminine, polished approach to updated classic style.
Ann Taylor and LOFT brands are marketed in 1,025 stores in 47 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Canada through its, Ann Taylor stores, LOFT stores, Ann Taylor Factory and LOFT Outlet stores, and is also available in more than 100 countries worldwide online at www.anntaylor.com and www.loft.com.
The fundamentals looks good: three last annual and 4 quarterly reported EPS (Earnings Per Share) beats estimates.
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Reported EPS Mean Estimate Surprise % Change
Annual Jan 14 2.19 2.16 1.40
Quarterly Apr 13 0.44 0.42 5.00
Quarterly Jul 13 0.76 0.65 16.70
Quarterly Oct 13 0.89 0.86 3.06
Quarterly Jan 14 0.10 0.07 36.36
Annual Jan 13 2.02 2.00 0.78
Annual Jan 12 1.70 1.69 0.31
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Ann share are up 9.6% from its last earnings release.
I also pay attention on PEG Ratio (price/earnings to growth ratio). The Company has PEG equal 1.57. It should be less than 2, but for long term I would prefer PEG less than 1.5.
But we are not going for long term. More than that, we are thinking about intraday speculation, that can continue from an hour to several days only.
The stock price chart of the Company looks promised. No warranty, of cause, but the Money indicator ready for jump. In hourly chart appear narrow wedges pattern that can end in a week or two by nice trend up (or fall).
Support probably will be in a $38 – $38.2 zone, resistance 39.40 – 39.5.
That means for me that in case uptrend price could jump approximately $1- $1.2
Regarding coming Friday I can tell only that I would by couples of shares in case Ann beats estimates and price got over $38.66 with positive several technical indicators . Exit point: $38 with loss 66 cents or $39.4 with gain 74 cents. Not the best set up. Do not forget that I can be wrong in both directions. I want also note that in any doubts I am not taking the position.
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