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Do You Buy Expensive or Budget Beer?
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keiraz 6 years
I buy my favorite local beer, cheap but tasty, and full!!!
peelapom 6 years
All about the craft-brew. I don't care about expensive or inexpensive. What I care about is quality. Nothing better than Dogfish Head or Bells these days!
kewlgirl 6 years
i really like keystone light. it's not expensive so that's a plus but I like the taste of it.
Hautie 6 years
My favorite beer is "Miller Chill". It is their new one in the green bottle. I just love it. It isn't as pricey as Corona but it does cost more than the other "Miller Genuine Draft Light" I use to buy. So I want my beer in a bottle and chilled on ice for a couple of hours before I start to drink. Then again I normally only drink 3 before I start to feel sleepy.... haha! but really there is something soothing about a icy cold beer, in the hot summer time.
MandyJoBo 6 years
I don't know anything about beer but kind of want it on "game night" with my boyfriend. Can anyone suggest a good beer that is smooth, and doesn't taste bad to someone who typically prefers yummy cocktails?
Aclarie 6 years
majority of beer taste like water to me. so it depends really what I want from it. since main reason of beer buying is for cooking and baking.
aimeeb 6 years
I hate both.
SeptemberLights 6 years
Full Sail Amber Ale. :) YUM.
morganfay 6 years
Shonyjoe, have to agree about Stella Artois. It's one of the most vile beers around, and I can't believe it's even being imported to the US - it's Belgium's Budweiser. I enjoy white beers like Wieckse Witte or Hoegaarden, sweet and heavy Belgian triples like Rochefort Trappistes 8, or great bitters like Guiness. Microbreweries tend to have great tasting, artisan beers. I suppose those are the more expensive kind, although I wouldn't know the prices in the US.
MarinerMandy 6 years
I go for quality. Good beer is like good wine, it doesn't have to be expensive to be good and there are lots of good microbrews that are resonably priced. Pyrimid is my favorite by far!
Britni_Marie 6 years
I'll stick with my Portland Microbrews. Rouge Hefeweizen is the best ever!
roberto 6 years
Guinness, Sam Smith, Sierra Nevada, Pyramid, dos equis, and chimay are my favs.
MissMarisol 6 years
I don't go by price but flavor. I mostly stick to Mexican beers - Corona & Tecate - so they are a bit more expensive than domestic beers. I have a soft spot for Guiness.
verily 6 years
I'm somewhere in the middle. I can't stand cheap mass produced beer like Bud or Miller, but I can't really afford to spend more than $8 on a six-pack or get any of the really expensive singles that are $10+. Fortunately, there a lot of quality microbrews that sell for about $7 for a six-pack.
Soniabonya 6 years
wasn't a beer drinker until i went to college and there the guys and gals opened my eyes to some really good beers. it doesn't matter about price, only QUALITY. i generally go for the microbrews like from Rockbottom (mmm San Diego Honey Ale), Karl Strauss (mmm Red Trolley), Humbdolt Brewing Company (drool) etc.
fashionista119 6 years
I don't drink beer, but I picked expensive since that's all we buy for my Husband. He's a beer-snob. He and and a few of his buddies made home-brew beer earlier this year, so we have four cases of that in our garage right now. He says it's just as good or better than a lot of the expensive stuff he usually buys. And it only ended up costing us about 20 bucks a case, which really isn't bad. We are currently washing and saving all the bottles so he can do another home-brew round later this year.
wackdoodle 6 years
I don;t drink beer enough to warrant buying any for myself. But when my older nephew visits or I have other guests I go to BevMo and buy beers based on the description of their flavor and usually they're reasonable priced. My nephew loves German beers and Guinness Draught, I used to like Newcastle Ale and Pyramid Apricot Ale. But I've switched everyone from drinking beer to drinking High end, super strong Scrumpy (hard apple cider). During the first drink everyone claims the Scrumpy packs no punch, that its just really good apple juice. Then I make them wait for about 15 minutes after the finish the first before they can have a second and then they say the can fell the Scrumpy hard. Good hard cider from England or France packs a quiet and HUGE smackdown. Now all my friends and family are big fans of Scrumpy.
karisaamy 6 years
I'm more of a mircobrew girl than the cheap mass market thing, I got too much of that in college. I'll still drink it on occassion but I don't buy it.
misslarue 6 years
Corona's and Coors Light for summer on the boat, but Sierra Nevada's the rest of the year!
yellowbanana 6 years
I don't like drinking cheap beer but I will if it's whats there. I much prefer an IPA or especially Hefeweizen.
sonnabobble 6 years
sonnabobble 6 years
we usually have budlight on hand b/c it's always on saye, but i love corona, blue moon and alaskan amber too.
Babychloe 6 years
I'm not a big beer drinker, but I prefer imported dark beer. My favorite is Sapporo. My favorite amber brew is Pete's Wicked Ale in Strawberry Blond.
shmoo15 6 years
Expensive beer and PBR.
colormesticky 6 years
Depends who I'm buying it for. Hubby's friends just drink for the sake of drinking, so they get the cheap stuff because by the 8th beer they aren't going to know the difference. I get better, darker beers for my friends.
susanec 6 years
Agreed that it's not price, it's quality. I'm a dark beer girl, micros or imports. And I'm not falling for the "boutique" beers that the big labels are starting to make. No way.
partysugar 6 years
I usually stock up on whatever is on sale.
bythesea 6 years
I actually HATE beer! I've given it many chances but it's just gross. I love a good drink but I would rather drink anything else but beer. Funnily, my husband kinda hates beer too (not as much as me) but when we are out with his buddies he still drinks it. I think i'm the only one who knows his secret, lol!
Lovely_1 6 years
I'm in the middle! Either Canadian or Corna for me!
SugarCat 6 years
Love the expensive stuff! If someone offers me Bud I politely turn it down, yuck!
asilgrif 6 years
Guinness! After that, Newcastle, Bass, Smithwick's. I don't really know if they're considered expensive or not, and I'm not concerned about it.
tweet-hotpants 6 years
i like bass or newcastle the best :) i don't know if they're cheap or expensive- my husband buys.
MsMO 6 years
Killian's :)
ilanac13 6 years
i definitely fall in the middle. i'm not going to buy the cheap o stuff - i did that in college, but i usually stay away from the more expensive stuff when i'm just looking for a miller lite type thing. i have my favorites though, so at times i'll get those. when i go to WHOLE FOODS and want to try something new that they have - i'll try to keep it to one of the less expensive types.
kia 6 years
I don't binge drink so when I have beer I enjoy small microbrews or Guinness and will savor it.
Liss1 6 years
I don't like beer
TidalWave 6 years
I thought I hated beer but it was only because I went to college bars where all the guys drank light beers or bud. It was awful! If I'm going to treat myself to a drink at home, of course I'll splurge and get something with a great flavor. Yeungling Black and Tan is the cheapest beer I'll go. But I love Blue Moon, Smithwick's, and Harp!
WhatTheFrockBlog 6 years
I don't care much about price, I'm more about quality. And I'm not a big beer drinker anymore (I love it, but it makes me sick almost immediately) so I'll usually stick with mid-priced beer. Yuengling Lager is an old standby. Sometimes I'll pick up Yards, Anchor Steam, or a decent import. I can't stand cheap beer, though. Miller, Coors, Bud: all barfworthy. But I like PBR.
RosaDilia 6 years
I'm not a beer girl but I had a great lager at a NYC steakhouse brewed and bottled in Brooklyn.
ALSW 6 years
Just depends. I'm picky about the taste, but usually our budget calls for cheaper beer and luckily, I like the taste of certain ones in that category!
shoneyjoe 6 years
Price isn't the deciding factor. If it's refreshing and it actually tastes like beer, then I'll buy it, even if it's cheap. Stella Artois tastes like water, and it's on the pricey side. On the other hand, a lot of local microbrews around where I am tend to be pretty inexpensive, and they're fantastic. So your question of 'do I buy cheap or expensive beer' doesn't really get to the heart of the matter. I buy and drink good beer.
annebreal 6 years
I'm not a beer girl anyway so it doesn't matter to me if it's PBR or the most expensive import - I'm just chugging it down so it'll do its job!
Stacey-Cakes 6 years
I can't stand cheap American beer... it has absolutely no favor and it give you such a nasty hangover!
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Houma, La. - It's Grandparents Day at Mulberry Elementary, making the normally crowded cafeteria even more cramped. The school was originally built for 400 children but the current enrollment here is 970.
"Even at recess it's difficult," says Principal Mary Aucoin. "We have three separate recesses so we can get the children into the bathrooms."
Aucoin says her school desperately needs more space. Nearly half the students are packed into portables, including the 98-member band.
"With all of the equipment that teachers have, all the supplies that students need, especially with the new Common Core Curriculum, we need more storage space," she says.
Expanding the school takes money and Mulberry Elementary is one reason the Terrebonne Parish School Board wants a property tax increase.
"We collect the least millage for education in Terrebonne Parish in the state of Louisiana," says board member L.P. Bordelon. "We're at about 9.5 mills for education in Terrebonne Parish and that puts us dead last."
Bordelon says the district wants a 31-mill increase, bringing Terrebonne up to the state average of 40-mills for education. The owner of a $150,000 dollar home would see the school tax go up from about $67 a year to more than $230.
That money would help pay for new construction at most of the campuses across the parish. The average age of a school building here is 60 years old. Money generated by the millage increase would also pay for raises across the school district.
Bordelon says it's important for Terrebonne Parish to be competitive. The parish is ranked 47th in the state for beginning teacher pay.
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"It needs to be done," says Dayne Francis. "If our kids continue to be offered a below average education, we will continue to see below average results."
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Perhaps Sigma will be out with their new 120-300mm f/2.8 OS Sport lens before long and throw in a 2x converter with it.What's this mean? I've had that lens combination since it came out. Do miss the focus limiter switch of the new model but don't miss the price. Only thing I don't like is the inherent clumsiness of detaching a 2X TC, and the rather offputting OOF blur performance in some shots.
Other than that, though, sure 400mm f/2.8 would be a grand improvement but I actually do often find the zoom useful at times in wildlife shooting (usually going from extreme close - i.e. roughly 240mm before factoring in crop factor - to extreme long, roughly 560mm again before the crop), and the weight of the 120-300mm + EF 2X Extender III is already close enough to unmanageable handheld that I would think twice about going to a 400mm. Of course I don't spend hours sitting in blinds; I just walk all over the place and try to get closeups of critters. Works surprisingly well on many things.
ha, Canon.
I had a Sigma 120-300 OS and I've found it very lacking when compared to Canon's offerings. I ditched it for a 400mm f2.8 L IS and there is no comparison. Like many Sigma's with HSM, I found the AF to be a little erratic and a bit hit and miss for fast moving objects. It was too large and heavy for what it was. The focal length was well short of the stated 300mm, nearer 280mm at infinity. Focus 3m away and it's nearer 240mm....which was appalling. If I popped a 2x converter on it and A-B compared focal lengths with my 400mm at 4m , I found them to be very close in focal length....which means where guys are thinking they have a 600mm f5.6, it's actually closer to a 400mm f5.6. This focal length is better realized in a number of options...even a 2x on a 70-200 f2.8 II L offers a better focussing, better IS, lighter, smaller and cheaper options. Optically there was little between them (70-200 vs 120-300) but my 400L is better all round except weight. Even without a converter, at it's closest focus distance, the sigma gains only 40mm over the Canon 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II....which is a tiny increase at such a long length. I think this Sigma lens is a missed opportunity and that's a real pity.
I seem to be one of the few who could really give a stuff about the new 200-400 f4 L IS lens. If I had the money, I'd either replace my 400 L IS mk I and upgrade to a mkII or consider the new 500mm f4 L IS II as my light and portable option....have you tried one? It's SO bonkers light!


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2006-07: Played in 29 games as a sophomore…scored in double figures seven times, with a career-high 18 coming in JU's 89-60 win over Florida Tech (Nov. 22)…hit a career-best four 3-pointers twice - the first against Florida Tech, the other at Campbell (Jan. 27)…second on the team with 34 3-pointers and was third on the team in 3-point field goal percentage…hit a 3-pointer in 18 games, with at least two in 11 outings…had four assists in JU's 90-71 win over Campbell (Jan. 4).
2005-06: Played in 21 games as a redshirt freshman…finished the season fifth on the team in scoring with a 7.9 points per game average…hit 32-of-76 from 3-point land (42.1 percent) to be the second best bomber on the team percentage-wise and finished third on the team in trifectas made…scored in double figures nine times, including a season-high 16 at East Tennessee State on Jan. 14, going 5-of-11 from the floor - including 3-of-7 from behind the arc - while going 3-of-4 at the free throw line…also pulled down a season-best six rebounds against the Bucs…dished out a season-high four assists against Mercer on Feb. 17…hit at least two 3-pointers in a game 11 times, with his high being three (four times).
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I was trying to listen to system clock changes. after some search, i could find a way to connect to the system clock dbus message (http://www.forum.nokia.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=192214)
and it worked perfectly!(now, my application responds to the system clock change) except for some strange behaviors:
- when i connect to the internet using the SIM card , this signal is emitted !!
- when opening the GPS (the GPS reuests to connect to the internet via the SIM card), the signal is emittted
Although i disabled the "update Automatically" feature in the clock settings.
I tried to disable the "automatic time settings based on cellular network time." by calling the function time_set_autosync(int enable ) as discribed in http://maemo.org/api_refs/5.0/beta/l...5a2751eb9cc0c5
it returns zero (indicating it has successfully disabled the network time), But Still the CLOCKD_TIME_CHANGED is emitted
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Lepenski Vir is a series of Mesolithic villages located on a high sandy terrace of the Danube River, on the Serbian bank of the Iron Gates Gorge. This site was the location of at least six village occupations, beginning about 6400 BC, and ending about 4900 BC. Three phases are seen at Lepenski Vir; the first two are what's left of a complex foraging society; and Phase III represents a farming community.
Life in Lepenski Vir
Houses in Lepenski Vir, throughout the 800-year-long Phase I and II occupations, are laid out in a strict parallelepiped plan, and each village, each collection of houses is arranged in a fan shape across the face of the sandy terrace. The wooden houses were floored with sandstone, often covered with a hardened limestone plaster and sometimes burnished with red and white pigments. A hearth, often found with evidence of a fish-roasting spit, was placed centrally within each structure. Several of the houses held altars and sculptures, sculpted out of the sandstone rock. Evidence seems to indicate that the last function of the houses at Lepenski Vir was as a burial site for a single individual. It's clear that the Danube flooded the site regularly, perhaps as much as twice a year, making permanent residence impossible; but that residence resumed after the floods is certain.
Many of the stone sculptures are monumental in size; some, found in front of houses at Lepenski Vir, are quite distinctive, combining human and fish characteristics. Other artifacts found in and around the site include a vast array of decorated and undecorated artifacts, such as miniature stone axes and figurines, with lesser amounts of bone and shell.
Lepenski Vir and Farming Communities
At the same time as foragers and fishers lived at Lepenski Vir, early farming communities sprang up around it, known as the Starcevo-Cris culture, who exchanged pottery and food with the inhabitants of Lepenski Vir. Researchers believe that over time Lepenski Vir evolved from a small foraging settlement to the ritual center for the farming communities in the area--into a place where the past was revered and the old ways followed.
The geography of Lepenski Vir may have played an enormous part in the ritual significance of the village. Across the Danube from the site is the trapezoidal mountain Treskavek, whose shape is repeated in the floor plans of the houses; and in the Danube in front of the site is a large whirlpool, the image of which is repeatedly carved into many of the stone sculptures.
Like Catal Hoyuk in Turkey, which is dated to roughly the same period, the site of Lepenski Vir provides us with a glimpse into Mesolithic culture and society, into ritual patterns and gender relationships, into the transformation of foraging societies into agricultural societies, and into resistance to that change.
This glossary entry is a part of the About.com Guide to the European Mesolithic, and part of the Dictionary of Archaeology.
Chapman, John. 2000. Lepenski Vir, in Fragmentation in Archaeology, pp. 194-203. Routledge, London.
Handsman, Russell G. 1991 Whose art was found at Lepenski Vir? in Engendering Archaeology: Women in Prehistory. Joan Gero and Margaret Conkey, eds. pp. 329-365


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Well it had to end sometime, and ended a bit of a good and bad for Darwin has the record but ends up tied at 141 games with Placido Polanco (2007).
Well since we don't have OSU football to follow this weekend here is a bit of baseball news of note! Great stuff!
Yes the Cubbies are not doing all that well overall, but our OSU Alum is playing some awesome defense.
Must C: Catch 8/14/11: Darwin Barney makes a tremendous grab in right to rob Dan Uggla of a hit in the fifth inning
Ok, let's get back to good OSU related baseball news!
Since we are all on a pretty good baseball high right now here is some more neat news about Darwin Barney continuing his excellent MLB play for the Cubs.
"CHICAGO -- Rookie second baseman Darwin Barney will start Friday for the Cubs in the season opener against the Pirates." Darwin went 2 for 4, scored a run, was caught stealing once, and on the fielding side helped turn a double play in the Cubs 6 to 3 loss to the Pirates.
Barney was named along with 28 "all-time greats" to the official College World Series Legends Team. Barney was named as a utility player and was named along such players as Barry Bonds, Dave Winfield, Robin Ventura, and Will Clark. Congrats Darwin! For a bit more information here is the OSU press release: http://www.osubeavers.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/050610aaa.html Here's another link to NCAA info.: http://www.ncaa.com/sports/m-basebl/spec-rel/050610aaa.html
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Shareholder returns are a key criterion for inclusion in our ninth annual list of the 30 best CEOs in the world. We look for innovative and financially savvy leaders who can motivate employees and develop products that resonate with customers. But if they can't translate that into consistent profit growth and market-beating shareholder gains, they ultimately aren't adding a lot of value.
All 30 of the CEOs on our list for 2013 meet the Buffett test. The share prices of their companies have outstripped the S&P 500's return during their tenures. Some even have better annualized numbers than Buffett, although none can match Berkshire's total gain since 1965.
Under Larry Fink, BlackRock's blk -0.80% BlackRock Inc. U.S.: NYSE $327.87 -2.66 -0.80% Sept. 2, 2014 12:47 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 245,023 P/E Ratio 17.72 Market Cap $54.86 Billion Dividend Yield 2.35% Rev. per Employee $956,140 09/01/14 Some Stock Strategists Brace f... 08/26/14 Smaller Boards Get Bigger Retu... 08/21/14 Litigation May Trump RBS's Bad... More quote details and news » total return since its 1999 initial public offering has averaged 25.3% annually, versus 21% for Berkshire during Buffett's tenure. Even more impressive is what Amazon.com amzn +0.18% Amazon.com Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $339.64 +0.60 +0.18% Sept. 2, 2014 12:47 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.26M P/E Ratio 870.87 Market Cap $156.65 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $697,016 09/02/14 The Daily Startup: Google's Dr... 09/01/14 Tech's Young Guns Embrace Old ... 08/30/14 Alibaba Group Plans IPO Launch... More quote details and news » has done with Jeff Bezos at the helm since its 1997 initial public offering. The stock has risen to $253 from a split-adjusted $1.50, a 39% annualized return.
Other CEOs whose shares have produced 25%-plus yearly total returns are Oracle's orcl -0.02% Oracle Corp. U.S.: NYSE $41.52 -0.01 -0.02% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.13M P/E Ratio 17.17 Market Cap $185.01 Billion Dividend Yield 1.16% Rev. per Employee $313,729 09/01/14 Tech's Young Guns Embrace Old ... 08/29/14 Oracle $1.3 Billion Jury Verdi... 08/26/14 Companies Say 'No Way' to 'Say... More quote details and news » Larry Ellison, Monsanto's mon -0.49% Monsanto Co. U.S.: NYSE $115.08 -0.57 -0.49% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.51M P/E Ratio 22.84 Market Cap $60.67 Billion Dividend Yield 1.70% Rev. per Employee $588,626 08/28/14 Big seed makers unlikely to cu... 08/22/14 Meet Mr. Frankenfood 08/21/14 U.S. Bond Issuance Nears $1 Tr... More quote details and news » Hugh Grant, and three overseas chiefs: Pablo Isla of Inditex, which owns the Zara clothing retailer; Ma Huateng of Tencent, one of China's top Internet companies; and Yang Yuanqing of Lenovo, the fast-growing maker of personal computers that is giving fits to Dell and Hewlett-Packard. hpq -0.29% Hewlett-Packard Co. U.S.: NYSE $37.89 -0.11 -0.29% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.46M P/E Ratio 14.08 Market Cap $71.11 Billion Dividend Yield 1.69% Rev. per Employee $353,808 09/01/14 Reboot Risks and Rewards for P... 08/30/14 NTT Makes Renewed Overseas Pus... 08/26/14 Hewlett-Packard Power Cords Re... More quote details and news »
For the second straight year, there's a lot of turnover in our list, as 13 new CEOs are joining our shrine. Yang is among the newcomers, along with Leslie Moonves of CBS, cbs -0.64% CBS Corp. Cl B U.S.: NYSE $58.91 -0.38 -0.64% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3.47M P/E Ratio 20.19 Market Cap $31.25 Billion Dividend Yield 1.02% Rev. per Employee $590,648 08/31/14 Ukraine Loses Ground to Russia... 08/29/14 Where Are New York's Bedbugs N... 08/21/14 Al Gore Had Reservations About... More quote details and news » Bernard Arnault of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, mc.FR +0.11% LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton France: Paris €133.05 +0.15 +0.11% Sept. 2, 2014 5:35 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 389,262 P/E Ratio 19.86 Market Cap €67.48 Billion Dividend Yield 1.88% Rev. per Employee €257,016 08/21/14 THE PEOPLE'S MONEY: Luxury Bra... 08/21/14 K-Pop Attracts Louis Vuitton I... 08/06/14 Prada Reports Slowing Sales Gr... More quote details and news » David Cote of Honeywell, hon +0.03% Honeywell International Inc. U.S.: NYSE $95.26 +0.03 +0.03% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 649,139 P/E Ratio 18.49 Market Cap $74.52 Billion Dividend Yield 1.89% Rev. per Employee $305,137 08/04/14 China Using Antimonopoly Law t... 07/31/14 America's Business Puzzle: Rec... 07/18/14 Honeywell Reports Better-Than-... More quote details and news » and Carol Meyrowitz of TJX. tjx +1.11% TJX Cos. U.S.: NYSE $60.27 +0.66 +1.11% Sept. 2, 2014 12:48 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2.03M P/E Ratio 19.46 Market Cap $41.31 Billion Dividend Yield 1.16% Rev. per Employee $147,639 08/20/14 Target Lowers Earnings Outlook... 08/19/14 Retailer TJX Profit Rises on I... 08/19/14 U.S. Stocks Rise on Data, Earn... More quote details and news »
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Our group is global. Sixteen CEOs come from the U.S., eight from Europe, four from Asia, and one each from Canada and Mexico. For profiles of the 30 leaders in alphabetical order click here.
We don't rely on any formula to draw up this list. It's based on the views of Barron's reporters and editors, and reflects insights from investors, analysts, and industry executives.
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TJX has built a business with a $33 billion market value -- double that of Macy's -- by selling designer labels at sharp discounts in its T.J. Maxx and Marshalls stores. Shoppers like the treasure-hunt aspect of the stores and the ability to get a Michael Kors handbag for $150 that supposedly once retailed for $350. TJX somehow manages to regularly source enough designer stuff to fill almost 2,000 domestic stores. Credit CEO Carol Meyrowitz with that feat.
You probably won't find Louis Vuitton bags at T.J. Maxx. CEO Arnault of LVMH zealously protects the image of his company's most important brand and insists that slow-selling items be destroyed rather than marked down or sold to off-price retailers. That attitude has helped create the world's top luxury-goods company.
Moonves has generated strong returns through superior management of an old-media portfolio that was deemed to be inferior to that of Viacom, with its cable networks, at the time of the two companies' split in 2005. CBS is the longtime leader in prime-time ratings, and Moonves has pushed hard to get paid for its costly content, wresting sizable annual "retransmission" revenue from cable operators.
Sometimes we make mistakes in jettisoning CEOs. Warren East of ARM Holdings armh +1.05% ARM Holdings PLC ADS U.S.: Nasdaq $49.04 +0.51 +1.05% Sept. 2, 2014 12:47 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 754,372 P/E Ratio 87.25 Market Cap $22.80 Billion Dividend Yield 0.52% Rev. per Employee $431,692 More quote details and news » and Grant of Monsanto return to our pantheon this year.
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on Sep 3, 2007 at 4:47 pm
I have had an extremely negative experience with breast implants and Dr. Stompro. Any one else out there please comment.
Perhaps we can help let other people know our stories.
on Sep 12, 2007 at 9:46 pm
I have heard nothing but great things about Dr. Stompro. As for the individual who sued him, well I've heard nothing but bad stories about her. So it is very hard for me to believe her story. She has avoided paying me for over 5 years now and comes up with every type of excuse. [Portion removed.]
on Feb 11, 2008 at 12:38 pm
I only have nice things to say about Dr. Stompro. He gives excellent care and knows his job. I hate when other people have to resort to this.
on Apr 30, 2008 at 9:48 am
Dr. Stompro's wife had breast cancer, and because of that he's breast specialist. I had a breast aug from him about 6 years ago, and I've had no problems. Since my surgery, I've had many people approach me to ask if I've had a breast aug because of how natural they look, and have referred tons of business to him. Unfortunately, there are people out there who try to find loop holes to get everything free.
on Jul 19, 2008 at 3:35 pm
It is very hard for me to believe anything out of this woman's mouth. If I had been reading this article with anyone else's name in it, I might believe half of it, as I do not know Dr. Stompro personally. What I have heard about him has all been positive [portion removed.]
on Aug 12, 2008 at 9:53 am
Dr. Stompro is charismatic to meet with, but when you have surgery, and go through the entire process the initial meeting stands out as the best part. His follow-up and attention to detail really needs to be addressed. I would NEVER recommend him to anyone.
on Sep 29, 2008 at 7:13 pm
Dr. Stompro was my breast surgeon last year. He was amazing. Professional, sweet, and made me look amazing.
on Jan 21, 2009 at 7:56 pm
My breast aug from Dr. Stompro was horrible. I have complete numbness on both sides. I will never get the feeling back. I went in when I was 19 and he didnt give me the time of day, he was short and rude. I have had them re done since then and they are much better but, still numb. He is VERY over priced. I agree with you get what you pay for but, not with him. Good luck and I would pick a different surgeon. There are some amazing docs out there that dont charge outrageous prices and do an exceptional job.
on Jan 23, 2009 at 11:32 am
"I'm happy to move forward and leave this behind me." If he put 'em back there, then by all means I agree you have a case.
"Everything spiraled downhill." Welcome to middle age, darlin'.
on Feb 6, 2009 at 7:41 pm
Be careful! You won't be content with his half-hearted work.
on Mar 7, 2009 at 9:05 pm
I had surgery three years ago from Dr.Stompro. I'm extremely happy with the results and with the professionalism and friendly mannerism of Dr. Stompro and his staff. He is an expert in his field and it is very unfortunate this patient has tried to tarnish his excellent reputation.
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on May 22, 2009 at 7:57 pm
I have had Dr. Stompro do plastic surgery on me twice in the past 5 years. And because of his talent, compassion & integrity he's the only surgeon that I would ever use. I have recommended him to several friends and collegues. It's unfortunate about the lawsuit. But unfortunately we live in a sue happy society and these suits happen to exceptional doctors. Dr. Stompro is successful and talented in his field.
on May 27, 2009 at 11:39 pm
Dr Stompro did my breast aug in jan 2008. Prior to my surgery I did alot of research and had several consuls with different Doctors.I am so happy that I chose him to do my procedure.Dr Stompro and his staff are amazing. They went above and beyond my expectations. He has excellent patient care.I'm thrilled with my result.I have and will continue to recommend him to everyone.
on Aug 14, 2009 at 6:47 pm
Dr. Stompro performed extensive plastic surgery on me. At the consultation he was great. His follow-up care was awful and I ended up in the hospital. I was quite ill for several years because of him.
His post-surgical staff where I had to spend the night were very cold. All they wanted to do was eat and watch TV. I would never, ever refer any one to Dr. Stompro.
on Oct 2, 2009 at 9:33 am
I have also received some plastic surgery from Stompro. The follow-up care was horrible! He was never there - always saw his so called nurse. Once you pay, the rest seems to be your own problem! Bad, bad, bad. Do your research - try another doctor.
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on Dec 9, 2009 at 12:32 am
I am so confused to why I have only heard really good things about Dr Stompro. And this is the only website I have found bad reviews on him. I just don't understand why the people who aren't happy with their surgery haven't posted reviews on popular doctor review websites, or even yelp or yahoo? There is a risk for any surgery, and I am just not sure whether some of the patients were that small percentage of having a complication?
on Apr 12, 2010 at 8:54 am
People get over it, it seems to me that the ones that have had problems with their bodies it isn't the docs fault, its what you were born with. It doesn't matter who you go to you well never be satisfied.You need to be seeing a shrink not a surgeon.Don't blame him.
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After the Hawaiian longline fishery was shut down by a federal district court in 1999 for catching too many sea turtles, about three dozen Hawai'ian longline vessels flouted a gap in federal regulations by moving their swordfish operations to California. Last March, NOAA Fisheries banned California longlining. The closure was in response to a decision by the 9th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals that the council had violated the Endangered Species Act by failing to properly evaluate the impact of longlining on these species.
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Palestinians working to pass a resolution condemning Israeli settlement activity; protests against talks with Israel continue.
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Because the PLO does not represent a member state at the UN, it must work through other countries to pass resolutions.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas's diplomatic adviser Majdi Khaldi said the consultation with international bodies will start Monday and will incorporate different groups within the Security Council – such as the Arabic group, as well as permanent members.
"Our demand is backed by the international community; we don't need a grand diplomatic effort," Khaldi said.
He added that the PA has not prepared a proposal yet "these are technical issues that will be consulted upon."
PLO Ambassador to the UN Riad Mansour will carry out the bid.
The PLO decided to turn to the Security Council at an urgent Ramallah meeting on Saturday, which discussed Israeli settlement activity and Jewish building in east Jerusalem.
Yasser Abed Rabbo, secretary-general of the PLO's Executive Committee, read the committee's statement after the meeting – with Abbas's participation.
"The rise in settlement activities in Jerusalem, the confiscation of land and the displacement of citizens from their homes are proof of a dangerous Israeli government plan to undermine the twostate solution, and siege Jerusalem from the rest of the Palestinian lands," Abed Rabbo said, adding that the present situation on the ground confirms they are entering a very critical phase in the Palestinian national project.
"We've complained to the UN Security Council earlier, but Israel has continued its settlement construction ever since – even when the PA is showing goodwill to continue the talks," Khaldi said.
Palestinians believe settlement activity jeopardizes the two-state solution.
"We are afraid that there won't be enough land [for us] to live in as two states side by side in peace. We're doing this both for the Palestinians' sake and for Israel's," he said.
The direct talks between the two sides broke down in September 2010, after Palestinians declared they would only negotiate with Israel if it froze settlement activity. Israel said it wants to resume peace talks without preconditions.
Khaldi said that only a full settlement freeze would halt a Security Council bid.
In February 2011, a resolution cosponsored by over 120 of the UN member states – condemning all Israeli settlements established in occupied Palestinian territory since 1967 and declaring them illegal – failed to pass after the US vetoed it.
The other 14 of the 15 members of the council voted in favor of the resolution which demanded that Israel, as an occupying power, immediately and completely cease all settlement activities in occupied Palestinian territory, including east Jerusalem, and fully respect its legal obligations in this regard.
While the US agreed at that time that settlements are illegitimate, it said the resolution harmed the peace talks.
Some observers think the PA is not using a different path to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
"This is the easiest option for the PA," said Hani Masri, head of the Ramallah-based Palestinian center for policy research Masarat.
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The Jerusalem Post
that Abbas is ideologically committed to the negotiations path. "All the other alternatives he's talking about are just tactics to strengthen his position in future negotiations," he said.
The political analyst thinks the PA is trying to win more time and betting on US President Barak Obama's reelection.
"It [PA] thinks that Obama in the second term will put more pressure on Israel... I highly suspect that [it is not true]," he said.
Masri thinks the PA might find itself in confrontation with its people if it stays an authority under occupation without sovereignty. "There isn't a serious bet on the results of those negotiations, this threatens the credibility of the PA, and might lead to a political suicide," he said.
Some observers believe the PLO's settlement bid came after the popular uproar of a planned meeting between Abbas and Vice Premier Shaul Mofaz (Kadima) that had been scheduled for Sunday.
"The meeting has been postponed indefinitely," a senior Fatah official told the
. Under the condition of anonymity, he said that the popular pressure against the visit, which has targeted Abbas, was part of the reason why the meeting was canceled.
He also said that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's stand on the visit did not allow for it to occur. The Fatah official revealed that the meeting could have taken place if something would come out of it, such as the release of some pre-Oslo detainees.
"Abbas won't jeopardize his name and lose his street credibility to no avail, and Netanyahu wants Abbas to meet with him and not Mofaz," he confided.
Palestinians on Saturday protested Mofaz's planned visit and protested again on Sunday despite its cancellation. Over the weekend, Facebook and Twitter pages were filled with postings rejecting Mofaz's proposed visit to Ramallah. They also called the previous defense minister, from the era of late president Yasser Arafat's siege in the Mukataa, a murderer.
Some activists even filed a complaint to the Palestinian attorney-general against Mofaz for being responsible for what they described as war crimes. They posted figures on social media websites including that more than 1,705 Palestinians were killed, 5,312 were detained and the West Bank security barrier was built at the time of Mofaz's defense leadership.
The campaign also reached Abbas, as some university Fatah leaders felt that receiving a military official who took part in the second intifada was a betrayal to the blood of Palestinian martyrs.
A caricature pictured both the Palestinian and Israeli flags side by side on Arafat's mausoleum near the Mukataa in Ramallah, saying "What will Arafat do in his grave?" One Palestinian activist commented on the caricature, "Arafat will shiver in his tomb; Mofaz will brag that he came back as a welcomed guest."
The news of the event's cancellation did not relax the numerous Palestinian activists who demonstrated on Saturday and Sunday at the Manara Square, a few hundred meters away from the Mukataa.
The activists clashed with Palestinian security forces when they tried to march on the headquarters of the PA. The riot police and plainclothes agents blocked the demonstration from moving forward.
Protesters were chanting slogans against the negotiation process and Mofaz's visit. Another sign read, "How about we invite Israel to commemorate Nakba with us?" A dozen protesters were injured on the past two days as a result of the aggressive PA crackdown and were taken to the hospital. Several journalists were hit as well.
"On Saturday, we protested the visit, and on Sunday we did the same but we also protested the crackdown on us," an activist spoke on the condition of anonymity to the Post.
About 300 protesters gathered on Sunday holding signs that criticized the Palestinian police assault on its people. It was a relatively large gathering compared to recent ones against negotiations or those in solidarity with Palestinian hunger-strikers.
Some demonstrators cursed the police and its chief officer, which increased tensions.
On Saturday, Palestinian Security Forces spokesman Adnan Dmairi said they are investigating "alleged" Palestinian police attacks.
Speaking to the Shasha News website, Dmairi said that the official authorities did not know of the rally. Later, he said that the demonstration was not supposed to march towards the presidential headquarters.
From the Ramallah demonstration, an activist from Jerusalem tweeted, "Remember the interview when Abbas said if two people go down the street chanting against me I will leave? Can someone call him out on that?"
Others disagreed. An activist told the
via phone from the Ramallah governmental health complex that some of her colleagues were injured and denied that they wanted to end the regime.
"We are Palestinians who want to end occupation, and we want the leadership to listen to our demands by ending the security coordination [with Israel], ending the fruitless negotiation path and achieving Palestinian unity," she said.
Protests will continue over the next few days.
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Thomas W. Davis, 93, Winamac, passed away Wednesday, July 10, 2013, at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Mishawaka, Ind.
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The group took us through three main scenarios which they said are not set in stone yet and that they could mix and match between the scenarios. A decision has not yet been reached by the board regarding the final plan.
District 113 showed us the numbers for each expenditure category but was unwilling to provide us with totals since the plans are still in their formative stages. It did seem like most of the audience wanted to know the totals for Options A, B and C so I have included them below from my notes. Please let me know if I mischaracterized anything. It appears that Option A is $92.9M Option B is $123.4M and Option C is $171.9M
For comparison purposes, I also pulled the numbers from the Education First plan which came in at $61.8M before reserves. It is interesting to note that the main difference between the Education First plan and District 113's Option A is in the area of HVAC, wiring and infrastructure and a bit in the estimated cost of the B and C Buildings. Because of that, it is important that we look especially closely at the infrastructure area to see the differences. Other than that, the Education First plan was very similar in cost to Option A.
District 113's Options B and C start to really expand primarily in PE/athletic facilities and also to a lesser extent in the treatment of the B Building at HPHS.
It is good to see that there are finally numbers to work with. Now, it is important for District 113 to work closely with the community to weigh the pros and cons of the options and put the pieces together in the most intelligent way possible.
Sam Shapiro


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MONTGOMERY — MONTGOMERY - Vincennes Rivet took team honors and North Knox¹s Brady Carrie was match medalist Saturday at the Blue Chip Conference golf match at Country Oaks Golf Club.
The Patriots shot 323 to clip second-place South Knox by 18 strokes. North Knox (366), Washington Catholic (386), Loogootee (391), Barr-Reeve (393), Wood Memorial (413) and Northeast Dubois (463) completed the eight-team field.
Ethan Wichman paced Washington Catholic to the fourth-place finish with a round of 92. Wichman also made the all-conference team with Barr-Reeve's Eric Wagler (85) and Loogootee¹s Chris Lyons (91).
Jon Mitchell and AJ Sellers each recorded rounds of 97, Brian Brown 100 and Brandon Strange 109.
"Our young team continues to show steady improvement," Washington Catholic coach Morris Petty said. "Our ball striking is coming around, but we have to become more consistent in our short game, especially with our putting. I'm pleased with the progress they are making and we hope to continue improving as the season progresses."
Blake Hoover shot 93 for the Vikings. Collin Swartzentruber shot 106, Zach Graber 109 and Clark Cornelius 116.
Tyler Booker shot 98 for Loogootee, Josh Lambert 100, Jayce Wagoner 102 and Wyatt Wade 109.
Alex Halter and Tom Webster each shot rounds of 77 for Rivet. Those scores were good enough for a second-place tie behind Carrie with South Knox's Garrett Lamb.
Brandon Brian shot 80, Aaron Pea 89 and Robert Waggoner 95 to complete the Patriots' scoring.
DJ Schmidt shot 83, Dean Adams 84, Nicholas Byrd 97 and Kyle Foley 99.
Blue Chip Conference
At Country Oaks Golf Club
Team and individual scores,( *-all conference) Vincennes Rivet (323) Alex Halter 77*, Tom Webster 77*, Brandon Brian 80*, Aaron Pea 89*, Robert Waggoner 95.
South Knox (341)
Garrett Lamb (77)8*, DJ Schmidt 83*, Dean Adams 84*, Nicholas Byrd 97, Kyle Foley 99.
North Knox (366)
Brady Carrie 76*, Tyler Meek 91*, Logan Jackson 94, Tommy Johnson 105, Cole Bond 108.
Washington Catholic (386)
Ethan Wichman 92*, Jon Mitchell 97, AJ Sellers 97, Brian Brown 100, Brandon Stranger 109.
Loogootee (391)
Chris Lyons 91*, Tyler Booker 98, Josh Lambert 100, Jayce Wagoner 102, Wyatt Wade 109.
Barr-Reeve (393)
Eric Wagler 85*, Blake Hoover 93, Collin Swartzentruber 106, Zach Graber 109, Clark Cornelius 116.
Wood Memorial (413)
Tyler Siekman 94, Kody Sloan 99, James Martin 104, Zane Jordan 116, Deliath Hadlock 121.
Northeast Dubois (463)
Trey Folz 95, Kaden Quinn 118, Shadon Voelkel 124, Bryce Neukam 126, Max Witte 133.