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Married: 24 years
Anniversary: Dec. 31
Children: Zoe, 21, & Ezra, 18
Amy: a handwritten love letter from Marc and handmade cards with poems from the kids.
Marc: watching the hockey game alone.
Amy: Hugs, kisses and cards. No flowers, no chocolate, no dinner in a restaurant.
Marc: I'd tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
Amy: Not build it up into a big thing that it can't live up to.
Marc: Give first and ask questions later.
Amy: I told Marc I wanted to have his children, and he responded by burying his head in his hands and saying, "Oy!"
Marc: Neither of us got game. I made a swimming motion and the deal was done.
Amy: "Let It Be Me," by Ray Lamontagne.
Marc: The theme to Bonanza.
Amy: My desire to attend ballroom dancing classes.
Marc: My dinner all over her lap.
Amy: Margaret Atwood.
Marc: David Cassidy.
Amy: Hugh Jackman.
Marc: Margaret Atwood.
Married: 23 years
Anniversary: Jan. 8
Children: Luke, 21
Deb: it is a day to get all squishy about love. I have loved it since the first time I made a little paper heart pouch and hung it on the back of my chair in Grade 1 and watched it fill up with sweet wishes.
Colin: You know how, when you were a kid, and you'd ask a parent, "Why is there a Mother's Day and Father's Day but no Kid's Day?" And they would reply, "Every day is Kid's Day?" Every day with Deb is Valentine's Day. The actual day just means I have to buy a card.
Deb: spend it apart.
Colin: clean up the basement.
Deb: Worried that something was wrong with him. Oh man, that answer reeked of my Scottish background, didn't it?
Colin: Shocked. The woman would never forget a holiday or gift-giving opportunity. I would have her checked for a concussion.
Deb: Me. Food.
Colin: A lovely breakfast, a two-hour massage, a movie followed by a romantic dinner in one of our favourite restaurants, then dancing.
Deb: Can still surprise.
Colin: is more than sex or long lingering kisses, walking hand in hand in sweetly lit parks. Romance can be found in the most mundane day-to-day activities. It can be a laugh, it can be washing dishes, it can be anything that you are sharing with that person.
Deb: Acting on it. We go on adventures together. Planned and spontaneous, away and in our home.
Colin: Taking it a priority to schedule dates for ourselves. And we work at it. We work hard at keeping the spark there and never taking each other for granted. It's the best work ever … even though the pay sucks.
Owners, Whalley Abbey Media
Married: 25 years
Anniversary: July 18
Children: Two (24 & 23)
Debbie: A lie-in with my hubby. It's not a big day for us, but if we can use it as an excuse to have some quality time together, then that's great.
Hans: There is not a day that passes where we do not say how much we love each other, but it would be nice if the day would start with Debbie making me breakfast in bed.
Debbie: Eat Valentine's chocolates as I am just getting rid of the Christmas "bulge."
Hans: Panic over not having bought a present — we usually do not exchange presents on Valentine's Day.
Debbie: His wife happy and for him to actually remember — he's not the best at this!
Hans: Probably receiving a diamond ring. When we got married, I could not afford to buy her one, and I am still saving up.
Debbie: Not a lot. If I am lucky and have reminded him, maybe I will get a bunch of roses.
Hans: The usual — nothing.
Debbie: Not collapse in tears when he forgets — he is my valentine all year round, so I forgive him if he is not too romantic on this particular day.
Hans: Remember when it is.
Debbie: "Calico Skies," by Paul McCartney.
Hans: "When a Man Loves a Woman," by Percy Sledge.
Debbie: Money.… It is always guaranteed to spoil a good night out.
Hans: Martha Stewart.
Debbie: His snoring.
Hans: Her driving habits.
Radio host & manager
Married: 24 years
Anniversary: Feb. 20
Children: Lauren, 20
Erin: Being a school night, it'll be quiet and early, probably with a simple dinner in. Maybe we'll pick up some Japanese, enjoy a pot of decaf green tea and watch the previous night's Daily Show.
Rob: A quiet, romantic dinner with my sweetie would be nice.
Erin: be out in a crowded restaurant or club. Our preferred dress code is "super casual," as in bathrobes.
Rob: go to a Leafs game.
Erin: Sounds cliche, but flowers. I know Rob always means to give them, but it seems the only time I get flowers is as a "thanks" from event organizers, and they usually arrive the day before we're about to leave on a trip!
Rob: We don't generally exchange gifts, and I already have more than I need. Although Erin has given me some splendid hockey jerseys in past years.
Erin: not to fall into the "no one tells me when to be romantic!" attitude. Sure, it's a commercial holiday, but accept it as a fun reminder to show the person you love that you do — and then be creative!
Rob: to not leave all of your thoughts and efforts to one day — try to spread it throughout the year. We try to do things to show our love for each other every day.
Erin: Mariska Hargitay from Law and Order: SVU. But he'd still probably rather have tea with Simon Baker, who plays Patrick Jane on The Mentalist.
Rob: George Clooney.
Erin: George Clooney — to infinity and beyond.
Rob: Sandra Bullock.
TV host & managing director
Married: 6 years
Anniversary: Sept. 18
Children: Samson, 5, & Ever, 2
Liza: We've never made a huge production on Valentine's Day. It feels like a lot of pressure. We'll celebrate it on that weekend and probably after. Plan a meal we're both excited about. Shop together, cook together. Have some really great wine. A quiet evening in.
Josh: In our situation, it's a bit tricky, with Liza getting up early in the morning, because we can't have a proper evening. So we might do the weekend before, make a dinner at home. And then the following weekend, I've arranged for Liza to go away for a night or two to Niagara to chill out.
Liza: Front row seats at the UFC with me in Vegas. Then the two of us going for a phenomenal meal afterwards.
Josh: Being whisked away for an evening or two to a romantic food-shopping city, like New York, New Orleans or L.A.
Liza: Sshocked because he's so organized. It would be like, "Really? You don't do that kind of stuff!"
Josh: OK if she forgot the day entirely. It would work the opposite if she bought a gift and I didn't have anything. Then I would be sad.
Liza: Find an hour for me to just read a book alone. I don't get much time to do that anymore.
Josh: Take the next day off work so we can stay up and enjoy the whole evening together.
Liza: It was me. I was the one who spotted him and managed to find my way beside him at a bar, but he was the one who asked for my number.
Josh: It's up for a debate. She claims she made the effort to meet me, and I suggest that we kind of both did. And I also have a couple of friends who try to take credit for it.
Liza: Angelina Jolie. He likes people who are the best at their abilities.
Josh: Johnny Depp.
Liza: Johnny Depp.
Josh: Other than the obvious? Angelina Jolie. You can't go wrong with mentioning her.
Member of Senate & CEO, Metropia Urban Development
Married: 10 years
Anniversary: April 22
Children: 5
Linda: Early on, I told Howard that I don't believe in Valentine's Day gifts. It's one of my bigger regrets.
Howard: I give. Linda receives. That's our pattern. I'm good with that.
Linda: just give in and embrace it. You can try to rise above the commercialism and fake sentimentality, but it's difficult to win that battle.
Howard: ignore Linda's protests that she doesn't care about valentines. She cares.
Linda: Mistura Restaurant — the location of my first-ever date with Howard.
Howard: Langdon Hall in Kitchener, Ont. We've had many romantic getaways there.
Linda: A 1982 Mouton Rothschild.
Howard: Baubles.
Linda: Since I'm away so much for work my absolute favourite thing to do is stay home together.
Howard: Reading our Kindle Fires lying side by side. It's actually very romantic.
Proprietor & chef, Petite Thuet
Together: 14 years
Anniversary: Sept. 5
Children: Emilia, 11, & Eva, 10
Biana: A home-cooked meal, for sure! I don't often get Marc all to myself in the kitchen. That way I can dictate the exact meal I want on that table — for once, that menu is all mine.
Marc: A night out. For once, I wouldn't have to cook.
Biana: Marc thinks it's oysters because "it puts me in the mood." Ridiculous. I love food. Any good food "puts me in the mood." Especially when he creates something and we taste it together, next to his stove. Works every time.
Marc: Oysters. We can eat them all night long. But I think any shared meal is romantic — if the food is delicious and the company is your wife. Bee tastes everything I create, tirelessly. She's my soundboard and my number-one cheerleader.
Biana: I'm a chef's wife. I'm lucky to get a card on Valentine's Day. But he makes it up. Always. A month later.
Marc: I buy her Chantelle lingerie. It's the best gift in the universe.
Biana: like a Penthouse letter.
Marc: an afternoon at Bergdorf's.
Biana: I wear a short skirt, and we go out for dinner. Then, I take out my notes, get my menus finalized, and we talk about our business for most of the night. Because of the short skirt, I get a lot achieved.
Marc: I think there might be food involved at some point. But there's definitely a short skirt.
Biana: Many heated arguments followed by massive amounts of decadent food. I must admit, sharing a love for business and a passion for food keeps this fire burning.
Marc: A few trips throughout the year where we can share great food and some well-deserved alone time. None of her notes, no deadlines, no "strategic development," as she likes to call it. Just my wife, the person.
Biana: To organize his time better. He could stop living in the creatively chaotic bubble that is Marc Thuet for an hour a day. He could give me menus on the deadlines that I have to meet. He could.… What's the point after 14 years?
Marc: No man in his right mind would answer this question. I like where I sleep.
Nutritionist/author & entrepreneur
Married: Eight years
Anniversary: Aug. 3
Children: Two (ages 7 & 3)
Joey: In a perfect world, stay in bed all day long! With two little kids, there is no way that is going to happen.
Randy: Get a sitter and go out for dinner to our favourite Italian restaurant.
Joey: Go for a drive. He loves driving, exploring new neighborhoods. I am far too restless and impatient and can't wait to get out of the car!
Randy: Stay home. I never want to miss the important days, we don't get them back.
Joey: A poem. Each Valentine's Day Randy writes me a poem. I frame and keep each one.
Randy: Clothes (Joey is my fashion advisor). And something homemade from the kids. I love those. I keep them all and they are my favourite gifts.
Joey: I would be surprised! He is actually the more romantic one of the two of us.
Randy: I would laugh. She forgets something most days.
Joey: Windermere on Lake Rosseau — it is our favourite spot on the planet. I swear, there is something healing in that water.
Randy: Windermere resort on Lake Rosseau. It's our favourite place in the world.
Joey: Our second Valentine's Day together — Randy showered me with many gifts to open. I presented him with one small box containing a baby sweater. It was my way of telling him I was pregnant with our son. I won that year!
Randy: I went all out and bought Joey a bunch of great gifts. I thought I was going to really surprise her until she gave me a little sweater wrapped up in a box. The card read, "Happy Valentine's Day, Daddy." It was how she told me she was pregnant with our son. It will likely remain the greatest surprise of my life.
CityLine host & small business owner
Married: Five years
Anniversary: July 1
Children: Sidney, 3, & Eva, 1
Tracy: A great excuse to have dinner alone with my husband.
Lio: Not much.
Tracy: One-on-one time!
Lio: A card and a few kisses.
Tracy: A hockey game, steak and sex (possibly in that order).
Lio: A mountain of chocolate.
Tracy: Somewhat awkward and nerve-racking.
Lio: Pleasantly surprising.
Tracy: Killed his!
Lio: Was so lame.
Tracy: Eating at one of our favourite restaurants.
Lio: Good, drinks and a (chick) flick.
Tracy: He offers to take my pants off.
Lio: She tells me.
Canada AM music correspondent & creator, Name Your Tune
Married: 11 years
Anniversary: Sept. 24
Children: Hannah, 9
Eric: This year, we're going out to dinner — where we'll talk about our daughter Hannah, her school, our work lives — then I'll surprise her with a trip to Paris for dessert. One of these plans may not happen.
Candace: Valentine's Day is on a Tuesday this year — we'll spend it together as a family with our daughter. I'll make the favourite meal that we can all agree on (spaghetti and meat sauce), Eric will make popcorn, and the three of us will snuggle on the couch and watch American Idol. Not exactly romantic — but it's perfect.
Eric: Getting all dressed up with her new clothes just bought at her fave store, a dab of perfume, her hair neatly done, a breath of excitement and romance in the air — and a goodbye as she goes out to dinner with Matt Damon while I watch our daughter Hannah.
Candace: His Genesis DVDs, a bottle of red (for me), a bottle of Coke (for him) and popcorn. It's the next best thing to getting tickets to see Genesis live, which, obviously, is not going to happen for him.
Eric: Candace and I made our own spectacular and shiny rings from a drab, dirty piece of gold one year. I have yet to take it off. From Hannah, a guitar pick that reads, "I couldn't pick a better dad."
Candace: A few years ago, Eric worked with a jeweller and designed a necklace for me. It's a heart of diamonds with three that are just a bit bigger than the rest to represent our family. Doesn't get better than that — Oh, the pressure!
Eric: Nothing, to tell you the truth. Candace showers me with compliments and affection on a daily basis.
Candace: To play hooky, take the day off work and just hang out together — no computers, no BlackBerrys or iPhones.…
Eric: "Power of Two" by The Indigo Girls. But my favourite love song is "Falling Slowly" by the Swell Season.
Candace: "The Power of Two" by The Indigo Girls. Eric totally gave me that one — they're my favourite band, our first live show together. The song is lovely … "multiply life by the power of two." It's us.
Actor & insurance case manager
Married: 10 years
Anniversary: Aug. 11
Children: None
Pat: A typical commercial go out and get the flowers and have dinner.
Carmela: Usually nothing really special. I'm not really a flowers and jewellery type. It's more important to treat each other lovingly every day instead of once a year.
Pat: Just reminding each other why you're together in the first place. Not taking the relationship for granted, saying, "You make me happy because.…"
Carmela: Remembering the less pressure the better. I sound so boring, but it's true.
Pat: Nothing. She has everything, she never expects anything. She doesn't crave jewellery or material things. She's happy that she has her health, a loving relationship and her family.
Carmela: Amazing Fantasy #15. To regular people it sounds like porn. But it's a comic book.
Pat: We met in high school, and it took four years for me to build the courage to ask her out. Then we broke up after the prom. We went our separate ways and met up eight years later, and it took three months of hanging out and casual dinners.
Carmela: I got tired of waiting and made the first move. And, in true guy fashion, he was confused by the whole thing.
Pat: "With or Without You" by U2.
Carmela: I don't think he has one. He tends to butcher the lyrics of every song. Kinda takes the whole romance thing out of it.
Pat: "Rubber Duckie, You're the One." It's a special song to us. I used it as I proposed to her:
Carmela: "One" by U2.
Pat: Just my physical presence. My wife can't control herself around me. I always remind her how many women want this.
Carmela: Not taking each other too seriously. And laughing … a lot.
Baseball player & stay-at-home mom
Married: One year
Anniversary: Nov. 13
Children: Martynne Adele, 4 months
Adam: Like most people, with my wife.
Lakeyshia: Going to a movie and then maybe to a sushi dinner. Now that we have a baby, our flexibility is pretty limited.
Adam: Having some "grown up" time.
Lakeyshia: At home with the ladies in his life. Oh yeah, no poopy diapers — and breakfast in bed served to him, for a change.
Adam: Go to bed to early.
Lakeyshia: Ballroom dance. I love to dance and I've tried everything I can think of to persuade him to come along with me, but nothing works.
Adam: A luxurious villa in the Caribbean!
Lakeyshia: Nothing special. Just a hug and a kiss and an "I love you" are about all I really need.
Adam: Time together. She's not into material things, that's why I love her.
Lakeyshia: Candy of some sort. He's Mr. Sweet Tooth, so I just have to get him a heart-shaped Jolly Rancher and he's happy.
Adam: Avatar.
Lakeyshia: Pearl Harbor?
Adam: Titanic.
Lakeyshia: Forrest Gump.
News anchors
Married: Four years
Anniversary: May 22
Children: Spencer, Honor, Reed and Harrison
Stephanie: Having a nice dinner together that we didn't prepare!
Paul: Dirty martinis and dinner at home in front of the fire.
Stephanie: One of those corny cards with the sentiment (I call it "sediment") already written!
Paul: To be stuffed into a crowded understaffed restaurant.
Stephanie: Not sure it's PG-13!
Paul: Watching Love Actually for the 25th time from start to finish without falling asleep!
Stephanie: Go to Victoria's Secret!
Paul: Under promise and over deliver!
Stephanie: Johnny Coltrane, "My One and Only Love."
Paul: "All You Need Is Love."
Stephanie: The news. No shop talk allowed.
Paul: The Visa bill.
Stephanie: Not a single thing!
Paul: To make her love curling as much as she loves indoor winter tennis.
Singer-songwriter & manufacturer, Marcy's Gourmet Products
Married: Five years
Anniversary: Sept. 23
Children: One
Alan: like the sort of "reminder," if you will, of the choice I made many years ago that this was the woman I love and whom I wanted to spend my life with. I love her that way every day of the year, but it's fun to have a little day to acknowledge that fact.
marcy: a fun day to make a fuss over your loved ones.
Alan: With the girls in my life (I have a seven-year-old daughter), then after my little one's bedtime, a romantic hour or two with my wife.
Marcy: Cooking a beautiful dinner with my family.
Alan: Give than receive.
Marcy: Focus on the simple pleasures.
Alan: Southern Italy.
Marcy: Some place hot!
Alan: My daughter as well as me. And all three of us would be on a cooking adventure in Italy or France. They would be taking a marvellous cooking course, and all three of us would enjoy fabulous food, fabulous wines and lots of love and friendship with great people.
Marcy: a Rangers soccer match, then in the evening, dinner with his girls. After dark — pillow talk with moi.
Alan: She did.
Marcy: Alan definitely made the first move when he brought me home from our blind date. He then planted a kiss on me that I will never forget.
Alan: "You are definitely going to have to do this one all over again, pal."
Marcy: "He's proposing here?!"
Alan: That it wants no part of romance. You have to take care of that part yourself.
Marcy: That it's not just about us, like when we were dating. It's about building a life together.
Owners, Armadillo Shoes
Married: 18 years
Anniversary: Feb 6
Children: One
This Valentine's Day, I'm hoping to...
Anne-Marie: have a nice romantic dinner with my husband.
Peter: play hockey.
Anne-Marie: a romantic, home-cooked meal, because it's a special night between my husband and me.
Peter: to go out. She doesn't have to cook.
Anne-Marie: a big white musical teddy bear. He surprised me on our first Valentine's Day together.
Peter: a romantic trip to Las Vegas.
Anne-Marie: the day in Vegas.
Peter: a romantic trip.
Anne-Marie: My spouse.
Peter: My wife.
Anne-Marie: yes, finally. They all thought he would never ask.
Peter: I hope I don't get whacked.
Anne-Marie: going to the movies, out for nice dinners or meeting up with our friends.
Peter: What's date night?
Anne-Marie: Love Actually.
Peter: Titanic.
Anne-Marie: it doesn't matter how busy you are, there's time for each other.
Peter: romance is a lot of work and men are not mind readers.
Anne-Marie: spending time just the two of us.
Peter: my wife is half Sicilian and half Calabrese — there is always spark in our lives.


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Will Power loves riding the streets of Baltimore, and it's not only because the IndyCar points leader has enjoyed magnificent success at the fledgling venue.
Power captured the pole last year in Baltimore and won the inaugural IndyCar race in Charm City. On Friday, Power had the fastest practice lap in the newly named Grand Prix of Baltimore.
Rookie Simon Pagenaud had the second-fastest lap Friday despite going airborne upon hitting a bump before the light rail tracks that run parallel to the B&O Warehouse.
Race officials tried to grind down the bump, but that didn't work. So they will install a chicane overnight to compensate for the high ground.
Sunday's race will be held on a 2.04-mile, 12-turn street circuit. This year, there will two curves instead of three.
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Eek! There's a Mouse in the House!
Here's a great idea that will make children feel like an important part of your next holiday party. Just watch as they glow with pride over their cullinary creation.
A half pear (in syrup) per person,
Candy in round and rectangular shapes,
A strand of licorice.
Drain the pears in a colander.
Place each pear half on a plate.
Add the rectangular candies for ears, the round ones for the eyes and nose.
Slip on a length of the unrolled licorice.
And that's it! Enjoy!
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - When it comes to presidential politics, Ohio has become the king of swing.
The fight to win the Buckeye State has been expensive one. With one month left before the election, the two presidential campaigns, and outside supporters, have already have spent more than $110 million dollars on television advertising in Ohio. That's about a sixth of all national spending.
President Obama has been to Ohio this year more times than any other state with the exception of Virginia. Mitt Romney has been to the Buckeye State even more when you count the time he spent campaigning in the Republican primary.
The running mates of both candidates have also made frequent visits.
No Republican has won the White House without carrying Ohio and the last president elected without winning Ohio was Democrat John Kennedy in 1960.


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Dover, DE --- Amid a light snowfall, Texican N won the $30,000 Preferred Handicap, Mustang Art the $27,500 Delaware Special and Bandolito the $18,000 Open, the three top paces on Thursday (Jan. 2) at Dover Downs.
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Harry von Knoblauch's Texican N put on a gritty front-pacing performance, with Ross Wolfenden, to set a personal speed record in 1:50.3 to win the $30,000 Preferred Handicap. Escape The News and Corey Callahan enjoyed a two-hole trip to finish second while Nova Artist, driven by Allan Davis, prompted the fast pace on the outside, then held on to finish third.
Peter Tritton conditioned the American-blooded, New Zealand-bred, altered son of Bettor's Delight-Bury My Heart to his 16th lifetime win and $268,024 in duo-continent earnings.
Mustang Art, trained by Jim McGuire for owners Max Walton and Greg Papaleo, was at his best racing head-to-head against leader Sunshine Superman (Toby Lynch) for most of a 1:52.3 mile and still had enough in a :28.4 final panel to chalk up his 26th career trip to the winner's circle. The victory was one of three for Hall of Fame driver Ron Pierce. Pap Ray (Matt Kakaley) closed with a rush for place money. Malak Uswaad N (Ross Wolfenden) was third.
Bandolito, a late Summer acquisition by David Bier, Charles Dombeck and trainer-driver Daryl Bier, came on strongly in the lane for a 1:52.3 score in the $18,000 4- and 5-year-old Open. The win for the Ponder-Dody's Home Brew 4-year-old brings his lifetime record to 10 wins in 12 starts and $198,840 in earnings. Handsome Henry K (Frank Milby) was a close second.
Corey Callahan and Ron Pierce had three wins apiece, while Allan Davis drove two winners.


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The charges relate to an allegation that Burrows and the other member of staff, on or before 27 February 2013, conspired together to commit fraud by false representation by submitting to the Crown Prosecution Service false claims for witness care taxi services to the value of at least £1,000,000 when no such services had been supplied.
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Wooldridge could receive up to six years in prison, if convicted.
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Lattimore would be a logical and interesting pick for the Rams come April 25-27 at the 2013 NFL Draft. St. Louis needs to pick up a running back to replace Steven Jackson, who left to sign with the Atlanta Falcons.
Once thought of as a can't-miss, first-round prospect, Lattimore has suffered two torn ACL injuries over the past few seasons. Lattimore was injured last fall on a gruesome play against the Tennessee Volunteers when he tore every ligament in his knee.
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Here's the update it seems like I only get around to once a year unless something major happens, which, as that implies, means nothing major has happened as far as clan stuff is concerned since we secured our own domain name. (See previous post.)
MML XI was this previous weekend. Unfortunately, there was no Forgotten Exile presence at this event since all our members were still recovering financially from vacations which we took, individually, in the weeks preceding. Friends of the clan, Fancy Hat and BlackStatic, went, so maybe if I ask nice, I can get word from them.


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Last month, law student Benula Bensam learned an unexpected lesson by attending sessions of a high-profile federal insider-trading trial in New York.
Now she is hoping to teach one to Manhattan's top federal prosecutor and the U.S. Marshals Service, among other defendants. In a federal lawsuit filed on July 10 that was made public yesterday, the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law 3L says marshals apparently directed court security officers on June 4 to hold her cellphone overnight and, in all likelihood, turn it on and search it, before it was returned to her the next day, reports Reuters.
As detailed in an earlier ABAJournal.com post, Bensam didn't have a job for the summer. So the Yeshiva University law student decided to attend the insider-trading trial of Rajat K. Gupta.
Bensam also wrote several letters to U.S. District Judge Jed S. Rakoff, who was presiding over the trial, about the Southern District of New York case. This caused concern that Bensam might seemingly be trying to influence the outcome of the case, and Rakoff called her into chambers for a meeting with counsel for both sides, to ask that she not send him any more letters.
An Above the Law post links to Bensam's pro se complaint, in which she claims that her cellphone was unconstitutionally seized and searched after she checked it with court security personnel during the Gupta trial, as visitors to the Southern District routinely do.
She is not seeking damages, but wants a policy change concerning what she describes as an "unreasonable" search and seizure of her checked cellphone. Her Southern District of New York complaint also seeks attorney's fees.
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Things are crazy, which is one of the reasons I haven't written about the Manny saga or any other developments with either of my teams. I also tend to think you can get that information elsewhere, and from people with better (read: any) sources. I just went to the Dodgers.com site to check on something, and it turns out we have signed Orlando Hudson. I don't really understand it, frankly, but I suppose it's better than Orlando Cabrera. The guys at MSTI do a better job of analyzing it than I ever could, so go over there and check out what they have to say.
Today, my Dodgers season tickets arrived in the mail. 27 games, 54 tickets. I guess when you buy a mini plan you don't get the special tickets that have pictures on them. Instead, I got a nondescript envelope that had all 54 tickets jammed in, and a typewritten note that said, essentially, "thanks." Not really making me feel special here, guys.
Still, though, it's nice to have these tickets in hand. The only problem is that I'm not entirely sure about my plans for the first two months of the season. I may be spending a while in Puerto Rico, through mid-June, in fact. The good news is that this means I'll only miss nine games while I'm gone. The bad news is that I'll miss nine games.
If I do end up in Puerto Rico, I'll be wanting to sell my tickets. They're good seats, and if Manny comes back, they'll be even better seats, because you'll be sitting in section 47 Field, just a few rows from the field. I'm going to just put the dates below, just so, if you're interested, you can start thinking about whether or not you'll be interested in taking these tickets off my hands. I'm not going to gouge you; I'll probably only charge a little over face value, just so I get back what I paid, plus, you know, five or ten bucks for my trouble. That's fair, isn't it?
Here are the dates:
Monday, April 13 (Opening Day) vs. San Francisco Giants, 1:10 pm
Saturday, April 18 vs. Colorado Rockies, 7:10 pm
Saturday, May 2 vs. San Diego Padres, 7:10 pm
Wednesday, May 20 vs. New York Mets, 7:10 pm (Casey Blake bobblehead night)
Friday, May 22 vs. Angels, 7:10 pm (Friday night fireworks)
Saturday, May 23 vs. Angels, 7:10 pm
Sunday, May 24 vs. Angels, 1:10 pm (Webkinz Pet Giveaway, for kids 14 & under)
Wednesday, June 3 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks, 7:10 pm (Dodgers Collector's Edition Poster)
Saturday, June 6 vs. Philadelphia Philles, 12:50 pm (probably the Fox day game)
That should be all I miss. Let me know via email or in the comments if you think you might interested in any of the seats. It won't be long before I know for sure whether I will or won't be here for these games.
In other news, I saw Wynonna perform in concert last night at Club Nokia. I have been a fan of Wynonna and/or The Judds for right around twenty years now. I've never apologized and I'm not going to start now, so if you've got something negative to say about this particular love, you better leave now (can you tell I've heard shit about this before?). Yes, they can be corny and weird at times, but I don't care. I love them. Wynonna has one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard. I'm putting a video below that my fiancé shot (on our digital camera, so it's not anything fancy) at the concert so you can watch if you're interested.
Will I attempt to write more frequently in the future? Yes. Will I be successful in this goal? To be determined. Keep checking back.


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Swansea welcome Chelsea for Cup semi-final
Swansea welcome Chelsea to the Liberty Stadium this evening for the second leg of the Capital One Cup semi-final.
The Swans are in a strong position, after winning their first leg match against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge two weeks ago.
A goal by Danny Graham in the dying minutes of the game resulted in a full-time score of 2-0 to the Swans.
They'll be hoping for a repeat performance on home ground tonight.
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Blame this photo shoot on a love affair with the early twentieth-century and rustic vintage style. The project began with a scavenger hunt of sorts to find genuine vintage items, as well as a few newer items that were convincing enough to coexist with the originals.
Among those genuine artifacts was an old phonograph, an iconic piece of technology that, to us, captured the spirit of the 1920s. We were lucky enough to borrow one that was fully operative—so much so that it provided us with the lovely soundtrack of big band songs during the shoot.
Other pieces included a farm table, lace, vintage tins, old books, and soda shop chairs. The place card holders were created from scratch using antique thread spools and twisted metal. The escort cards were suspended from a line of twine inside of an old travel chest. And a shabby white dresser welcomed a spread of delicious desserts on vintage china pedestals, including a cake that was inspired by the unique scallop pattern on the dinner plates from Anthropologie.
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three successful teachers in NI to achieve the prestigious LearningNI Expert Award were presented with their certificates by Mr Scott Naismith, Principal of Methodist College in Belfast on 23 March 2011.
The three teachers are Mary Towe, St Patrick's Academy, Lisburn; Bridie Davey, Methodist College, Belfast and Nigel Small, Sperrin Integrated College, Magherafelt. Whilst participating for the Award the teachers were mentored by Alastair McCullough, Methodist College and Esther Woodhouse, C2k Curricular and MIS Services.
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Johnny Allen Hendrix was born on November 27th, 1942, in Seattle; changing his name four years later to James Marshall Hendrix. He acquired his first guitar at age 16 and joined a group, the Rocking Kings, a year later. At age of 19, Hendrix chose to enlist in the Army on May 31, 1961; as punishment for riding in stolen cars. Hendrix had the option to either spend two years in prison or join the Army after getting into trouble with the law twice.
He was stationed in Fort Campbell, Kentucky and assigned to the 101st Airborne Division. Serving only one year, reports say Hendrix received a medical discharge after breaking his ankle during a parachute maneuver.
Claims have been made that Hendrix faked homosexuality and stated he fell in love with a fellow soldier; never producing credible evidence to support either contention.
Truth is Hendrix required constant supervision, slept while on duty, disrespect for regulations, unskilled as a marksman, and deemed a sub-standard soldier.
Commanders submitted a request for early discharged for Hendrix; when the opportunity to leave arose there was no objection. Although, all Jimi Hendrix could say about the Army, "...once you get out there everything is so quiet, all you hear is the breezes-s-s-s..."
Before he left the Army, Hendrix spent time at the recreation center where a loyal friendship bloomed with bass player Billy Cox. The two joined a band named The King Kasuals performed at clubs in Nashville, Tennessee. After the Army, in 1966 Chas Chandler discovered and managed Hendrix then they went to England; to absorb the emerging psychedelic movement. He changed his first name to "Jimi" and formed a trio with Mitch Mitchell, drummer, and Noel Redding, bassist.
Hendrix guitar style was unique, synthesizing many styles to create his musical voice; only to have others imitate it abundantly.
He was notorious for perfectionism and a productive recording artist that had over 300 unreleased recordings. He established a sonically heavy, technically adept rock music that radically changed hard rock and created heavy metal while taking blues to the next level.
His music had a great influence on funk and the progression of funk rock, all the while, extending to hip hop artists and guitarists for example, Ernie Isley, Eddie Hazel and Jesse Johnson; Chuck D, Ice-T, and Wyclef Jean. Hendrix deeply impressed Miles Davis that wanted his bands guitarists to emulate Hendrix.


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She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Fred Coston Bush, her parents Dolph and Vonnie Kiker Black, her brothers, Brack, Brady, Grady and Ed Black, her son in law, Wayne L. Tidwell, and her granddaughter, Sara Lorene Bush.
She is survived by her sons Newman (Gail) Bush and Fred (Camille) Bush, Jr. and her daughter, June Bush Tidwell; her grandchildren, Debbie T. Thompson (Paul), Sandy T. Tingle, Rebeccah Bush-Kirkpatrick (Gary), Kathy B. Lewis, Lisa B. Drummond (Don), Jill B. Raines (Kelly), Charlotte B. Cotton (Eddie), Sydney B. Foster (Matt) and Fred C Bush III (Courtney); also 26 great grandchildren and one great grandson.
The family wishes to express gratitude to her special caregivers, Nola Key, Janice Bailey, Linda Drummond, Delaine Breider, Faye McGuff and Kristi Akers.
Funeral services will be held Monday, Aug. 9 at 2 p.m. at Kilgore-Green Funeral Home. Burial will be at Walker Memory Gardens. Rev Houston Gardner will officiate. There will be no visitation.
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"As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it." ~ Dick Cavett
U.S. Can Keep Secrets on Targeted Killings of Terrorism Suspects Overseas, Judge Rules
"A federal judge has ruled that President Barack Obama's administration doesn't have to publicly disclose its legal justification for the drone attacks and other methods it has used to kill terrorism suspects overseas."
U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon is another in a long line of spineless jurists who allow the murderous depravity to continue while hiding behind the "law".
What does a seperate but co-equal branch of government mean?
If U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon was truly operating within a seperate but co-equal branch of government she would be able to smash through the "thicket of laws and precedents that effectively allow the Executive Branch of our Government to proclaim as perfectly lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our Constitution and laws, while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret." and bare for all to see the depravity of the US government.
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After game 1, I was pissed for hours. After this one, I was pissed for just a second.And I'll tell you why: I actually think we're gonna take this series, and I'm 100% serious. In my eyes, two players played well tonight: Melo and JJ. Remember when Chauncey said that Melo is the best player in the league when he tries? He was right. Say all you want about LeBron carrying teams in the regular season; Melo just carried a team in the postseason, against the BOSTON CELTICS. I know it's just one game that we didn't even win, but NOBODY was gonna stop Melo tonight. No one. If he had even a little more help, this game was ours. I think this might've been a wakeup call for Melo. I think tonight is the night Carmelo Anthony finally put it all together. He took Roger Mason (he of the wide open airballed 3), Toney Douglas (who looked fairly lost out there), Bill Walker (who tried to play hero on every damn possession), and Jared Jeffries (who was amazing tonight but still, ya know, Jared Jeffries) and stared Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Jermaine O'Neal in the face. You know what he said? "Fuck you guys. I'm not gonna let you win this game so easily. I'm Carmelo Fucking Anthony, and I am the best player in the NBA." It was UNBELIEVABLE what he did tonight.
I'm going to be at the Garden on Friday for the game, and I know for a fact that the Knicks will win. I KNOW that Amar'e and Chauncey will play and play well. I KNOW that Melo will play well. I KNOW the Garden will be insane, and I sure as hell am gonna be a part of that. We WILL head back to Boston with the series tied 2-2, and we WILL win either game 5 or 7 in Boston as well as game 6 at home, and we WILL have the Heat scared shitless when we head to the second round.
I salute you, Carmelo Anthony, for proving that you were well worth what we gave up, even if only for a night. I have faith that the Knicks will win this series, and I think the players do too. The Celtics better not get too comfortable; I'd like some competition when we beat them 4 out of the next 5 games.
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West End's FROM HERE TO ETERNITY Coming to Movie Theatres Later This Year; Broadway Production Slated for 2015
At CinemaCon 2014, the largest annual gathering of cinema owners and operators from around the world, Fathom Events announced that it will partner with Omniverse Vision to capture the musical stage production of "From Here To Eternity" from London's prestigious West End for cinecast to cinemas across the country. As a production partner, this marks a first-of-its-kind venture for Fathom Events, who has long been recognized as the leader in alternative content. Fathom fans will be the first U.S. audience to see "From Here To Eternity," presented in hundreds of select movie theaters around the country through Fathom's Digital Broadcast Network later this year, with the Broadway production slated for 2015.
"We are excited for the opportunity to work with Omniverse Vision to ensure this beautiful stage production is captured and shared with cinema audiences"
"We are excited for the opportunity to work with Omniverse Vision to ensure this beautiful stage production is captured and shared with cinema audiences," said Shelly Maxwell, executive vice president of Fathom Events. "This international collaboration is yet another milestone for Fathom in bringing the world's finest unique cinema entertainment to local communities nationwide."
Omniverse Vision CEO, Grant Calton, added, "After four years of partnering with Fathom Events, it is hugely exciting to embark on our first co-production deal. After a highly successful six-month West End run, this will be a fantastic chance for Fathom audiences to see the UK production first, before it hits Broadway in 2015."
James Jones' prize-winning novel "From Here To Eternity" is the story of soldiers stationed in Hawaii in 1941, just before the bombing of Pearl Harbor, of their women and illicit love affairs played out against the background of impending war. Published in 1951, it was made into an iconic major motion picture in 1953 that won eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
This new musical version has lyrics by Tim Rice, best known for "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," "Jesus Christ Superstar," "Evita," "Chess" and "The Lion King." It opened in London in late 2013 - Rice's first new production in 13 years.
"I am delighted that Fathom and Omniverse are collaborating to capture our ambitious musical version of this magnificent story, as the production and Stuart Brayson's score deserve permanent recognition," Rice said.
Fathom Events is owned by a newly formed entity called AC JV, LLC. Fathom is the recognized leader in the alternative entertainment industry, offering a variety of one-of-a-kind entertainment events in movie theaters nationwide that include live, high-definition performances of the Metropolitan Opera, the performing arts, major sporting events, music concerts, comedy series, Broadway shows, original programming featuring entertainment's biggest stars, socially relevant documentaries with audience Q&A and much more. Additionally, Fathom events take audiences behind-the-scenes and offer unique extras - creating the ultimate entertainment experience for fans of all ages. Co-owned by the three largest movie theater circuits in the United States, AMC Entertainment Inc. (NYSE: AMC), Cinemark Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: CNK) and Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC), Fathom's live digital broadcast network ("DBN") is the largest cinema broadcast network in North America, bringing live events to more than 750 locations in 171 Designated Market Areas® (including all of the top 50). For more information, visit www.fathomevents.com.
Omniverse Vision produces and distributes unique content for all media platforms with a particular focus on live event cinema. Founded in 2010, Omniverse Vision has built a network of digital exhibition partners in over 50 territories, giving access to over 4,000 cinema sites around the world. Omniverse Vision has released titles including the legendary Led Zeppelin concert "Celebration Day," "LES MISERABLES - 25th Anniversary Concert," "The Phantom of the Opera - 25th Anniversary Concert" and "Don't Think," the Grammy-nominated project by the Chemical Brothers. For more information, visitwww.omniversevision.com.


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South Jersey stars to play in All American Bowl
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South Jersey high school football standouts Anthony Averett and Corey Clement will showcase their skills in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl presented by Junior Rank Sports and the United States Marine Corps (USMC). Averett, a defensive back from Woodbury High School in Woodbury, N.J., is one of the top players in the country. He has already given a verbal commitment to play his college football for the University of Alabama.
Clements, a running back from Glassboro High in Glassboro, N.J., has given an oral commitment to play for the University of Wisconsin. He is one of the nation's best running backs. The All American Bowl will be played on Jan. 4, 2013 at Home Depot Stadium in Carson, Calif. and nationally televised live on NFL Network. Averett and Clement will be among the top 100 high school football players competing in this all-star classic.


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Toledo Police are working to identify the owner of a car found burning early Sunday morning in Toledo.
Police on the scene say the car was burning for about 15 minutes on Champlain Street before fire crews arrived to put out the flames.
Police say the car appeared to be stolen, and likely taken on a joy ride around the city before being abandoned and set ablaze.
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One of the young victims, who was killed in the mass shooting in Newtown Connecticut, has family in North Texas.
Six-year-old Emilie Parker's uncle lives in the DFW area.
They are pictured together in Facebook images.
Parker's father said his daughter touched a lot of peoples' lives and had many special qualities.
"She always has something kind to say about anybody... the strength that she gave us and the example that she showed us is remarkable," said Robbie Parker. "She is an incredible person. I'm so blessed to be her dad."
Parker works in a Connecticut hospital.
He learned of the shootings as victims were brought in. It was only later that he discovered his daughter died.
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To me, these next two days are two of the very best of the year. I love the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. I like it better than any other rounds. This is when miracles happen.
I know many of you feel the same - hence this FanPost so those who are around can discuss what happens today.
In honor of the NCAA Tournament, here are the 23 Dolphins whose colleges are in the tournament:
Tennessee - Jason Allen, Chris Brown, David Martin, Gibril Wilson
Maryland - Joey Haynos, William Kershaw, Randy Starks
BYU - John Beck, John Denney
Michigan - Chad Henne, Jake Long
Texas - Ricky Williams, Rod Wright
Arizona - Lionel Dotson
Clemson - Phillip Merling
Michigan St. - Brandon Fields
Ohio St. - Ted Ginn
Pitt - Lousaka Polite
Purdue - Akin Ayodele
Syracuse - Will Allen
UConn - Donald Thomas
Utah - Paul Soliai
Utah St. - Shawn Murphy
So which Dolphin do you think will have bragging rights when all is said and done? My money is on Lousaka Polite (aka the "Lousaka Monster") - Pitt is my pick for national champion. I also think that Shawn Murphy will have "upset bragging rights" after his Utah St. team takes out Marquette - that is, if Marquette is having an off day from the field.
I'll leave you with this - my favorite NCAA moment. Princeton (13th seed) upsetting UCLA (4th seed and defending national champs) in the first round of the 1996 tournament. You'll never see a more fundamentally sound basketball team than Pete Carril's Princeton teams. Enjoy the video and the days events!


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Fog has dissipated and visibility improved in the Chicago area after causing flight delays at O'Hare and Midway airports Monday morning.
Dense fog cleared out of the area about 1 p.m. as temperatures rose Monday, said National Weather Service meteorologist Charles Mott, adding the temperature at O'Hare was 69 degrees as of about 2 p.m.
Patches of fog remain in the Waukegan area, he said.
Thunderstorms are expected in the area between 6- 11 p.m., and in northwest Indiana, thunderstorms are expected until about 2-3 a.m., Mott said.
Winds are expected to gust to about 30 mph under mostly cloudy skies, the NWS said. Winds are expected to die down about midnight or 1 a.m. as storms leave the area.
Due to breezy southerly winds, temperatures will remain in the mid to upper 60s with areas south of I-80 climbing to 70 degrees, the NWS said.
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Countdown to a Good Night's Sleep
By Herbert Ross, DC, with Keri Brenner, LAc
We spend up to a third of our lives asleep. Although some hard-driving people may view sleep as an inconvenience that curtails productivity and leisure activities, slumber is certainly no waste of time. In fact, sleep may play a more crucial role than diet or exercise in fostering optimal health.
A natural restorative, sleep offers an antidote to the damage done to our bodies during the day. It allows the body to replenish its immune system, eliminate free radicals, and ward off heart disease and mood imbalances. When sleep is disrupted—whether by lifestyle factors, insomnia, sleep apnea, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, jet lag, sleepwalking, night terrors, hormonal imbalance, or some other disorder—emotional and physiological health suffers.
But you don't have to accept sleep deprivation and the ills that accompany it. Nor must you resort to pharmaceutical sleeping aids, which generally bring on their own set of disabling symptoms. Before you take a tranquilizer, which will invariably mask your symptoms, consider trying these seven natural remedies—they can gently and effectively help you snooze your way back to health.
1. Improve your diet
What you eat definitely influences the quality of your sleep. Fortunately, you have a great deal of control over these factors even though it can sometimes be hard to exercise. Here are the golden rules for a sleep-conducive diet:
• Avoid alcohol consumption or curtail it markedly.
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• Identify and eliminate allergenic foods. Common culprits include wheat, eggs, and chocolate, as well as milk and corn.
• Eat to boost levels of tryptophan, a building block for melatonin. To do that, eat an evening or bedtime snack consisting primarily of carbohydrates, but with a small amount of a food rich in tryptophan like turkey, chicken, eggs, dairy products, nuts and seeds, soy products, oatmeal, or bananas.
• Eat more raw vegetables and salad greens.
• Eat whole grains and high-fiber foods, and avoid sugary or processed simple carbohydrates. Whole grains contain many B vitamins, which act as natural sedatives for calming irritability and tension that may hinder deep sleep.
• Eat more protein during the day in the form of moderate amounts of lean meat, seafood, eggs, nuts, brown rice, beans, and avocados. Protein is digested more slowly and doesn't cause an insulin spike, which may interfere with sleep.
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• Take 1 gram of niacinamide (vitamin B3) at bedtime. This is useful for those who fall sleep easily but awaken and cannot get back to sleep.
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"Hezbollah started out as purely a terrorist organization back in the early '80s and has evolved significantly over time. And now it has members of parliament, in the cabinet. There are lawyers, doctors, others who are part of the Hezbollah organization... And so, quite frankly, I'm pleased to see that a lot of Hezbollah individuals are in fact renouncing that type of terrorism and violence and are trying to participate in the political process [in Lebanon] in a very legitimate fashion. "
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This is our new forum devoted solely to you pimping your own ridiculous hubris and bullshit. You asked for it, and for some reason, you got it. Why you didn't simply get a kick in the testes from a large farm animal is beyond me.
ANYWAY! This forum is designed for:
* People who need band members (in X State, Y Country)
* People looking to start or join a band
* People who want to buy or sell music related stuff
* People promoting their fantastic new EP, street team or other merch related horsefuck
etc. etc.
Anything that conforms to these descriptions will be moved here from other forums, most likely with a note from me which refers to you as some kind of diseased serial molester.
Pretty simple concept. However!
Anything that still qualifies as spam (stock/web/TV promotion, enlarge-your-penis pills etc.) will be deleted, the poster will be permanently banned and Dissection will stumpfuck your kids before their 5th birthdays. Seriously.
In addition to the above, any thread which isn't actually a classified ad (and which isn't spam) will get the poster a week off. Don't fuck around in this forum.
Happy Pimpin' and Promotin'!
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Xilinx Inc Stock Buy Recommendation Reiterated (XLNX)
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model.NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Xilinx (Nasdaq:XLNX) has been reiterated by TheStreet Ratings as a buy with a ratings score of A-. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its expanding profit margins, largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures, increase in stock price during the past year and notable return on equity. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had somewhat weak growth in earnings per share.
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- The gross profit margin for XILINX INC is rather high; currently it is at 69.20%. It has increased from the same quarter the previous year. Along with this, the net profit margin of 20.33% is above that of the industry average.
- Despite currently having a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.33, it is higher than that of the industry average, inferring that management of debt levels may need to be evaluated further. Even though the debt-to-equity ratio shows mixed results, the company's quick ratio of 5.72 is very high and demonstrates very strong liquidity.
- Despite the weak revenue results, XLNX has outperformed against the industry average of 17.0%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly dropped by 0.3%. The declining revenue appears to have seeped down to the company's bottom line, decreasing earnings per share.
- In its most recent trading session, XLNX has closed at a price level that was not very different from its closing price of one year earlier. This is probably due to its weak earnings growth as well as other mixed factors. Turning our attention to the future direction of the stock, it goes without saying that even the best stocks can fall in an overall down market. However, in any other environment, this stock still has good upside potential despite the fact that it has already risen in the past year.
- Current return on equity is lower than its ROE from the same quarter one year prior. This is a clear sign of weakness within the company. Compared to other companies in the Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment industry and the overall market, XILINX INC's return on equity exceeds that of both the industry average and the S&P 500.
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