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In a typical December, United Parcel Service and FedEx see their volumes peak mid-month as folks wrap up their Christmas buying. Last year, however, the packages just kept coming.
"More consumers shopped last-minute," said an analyst from NPD Group, as events unfolded. "E-commerce shipments far exceeded peak projections," noted UPS during its quarterly earnings call. "Last-minute promotions...Read more »
Icahn gives up Apple buyback plan after ISS urges 'no' vote
Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn has backed off from his proposal that Apple Inc increase its stock buybacks, citing the company's recent repurchases as well as an influential proxy adviser's call against his proposal.
In a letter to Apple shareholders on Monday, Icahn wrote he was ditching his efforts to force Apple to add another $50 billion to its stock buyback plan, "especially...Read more »
Twitter: The bears sweat the details
Twitter is taking an absolute beating post-earnings, mostly because of one measly stat: Its quarter-over-quarter growth in monthly active users fell to just 4% from 6% in Q3.
Incidentally, Facebook's quarter-over-quarter growth fell to 4% in the second quarter of 2013.
But at that time, Facebook had over 1.1 billion users.
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Why is it that every time a company gets a new CEO, the media falls all over itself to offer advice?
Satya Nadella has been running Microsoft for one day and already thousands of folks have stepped up to offer lists of recommendations of things he needs to do right now before Microsoft, I don't know, falls into a volcano or something.
Now I'm okay with identifying Microsoft's weaknesses...Read more »
SAC's Mathew Martoma found guilty of insider trading
Mathew Martoma, a former portfolio manager at billionaire Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors hedge fund, was found guilty on Thursday of engaging in what prosecutors called the most lucrative insider trading scheme in U.S. history.
A federal jury in Manhattan found Martoma, 39, guilty on all three of the conspiracy and securities fraud charges that he faced, over a scheme that allowed...Read more »
Column: Apple files its most ironic patent yet
"Who wants a stylus? You have to get 'em, put 'em away, you lose 'em. Yecch! Nobody wants a stylus. So let's not use a stylus."
That sweeping, provocative disapproval of rubber-tipped pointers was expressed seven years ago by former Apple CEO Steve Jobs during the grand debut of the original iPhone. Valuing simplicity above all else, the Cupertino chief condemned the notion of extra accessories...Read more »
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When Amazon introduced its Amazon Prime two-day free shipping program for $79 per year back in 2005, many investors and analysts thought the idea was plain bonkers.
A year of unlimited free shipping for $79? With no limits on product weight or ordering frequency, and no minimum price?
Way to sink that ship!
Nine years later, Amazon has built its vast retail empire largely around...Read more »
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Last week's earnings report was a bruiser for Apple iPhone sales disappointed, the outlook for the current quarter was gloomy, and unit prices continued their long fall as consumers embraced older, cheaper models.
These trends aren't surprising, or even new, but the quarterly conference call had an air of frustration as one analyst asked CEO Tim Cook, "Are you still a growth company?"
In...Read more »
Wall Street slumps to hit lowest level since October
U.S. stocks slumped on Monday, with the S&P 500 hitting its lowest level since October after weaker-than-expected data on the factory sector in the world's largest economy provided investors with the latest reason to book profits.
U.S. manufacturing grew at a slower pace in January as new order growth plunged by the most in 33 years, while spending on construction projects barely rose...Read more »
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Finding an apartment to rent in New York City can be tough. To help make it easier, in 2009, Lee Lin, 33, and his partners launched RentHop, a website that ranks roughly 85,000 New York rental apartment listings according to quality.
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Jan Kees de Jager has been appointed as the new CFO of KPN as the Dutch operator looks to shake up its management structure following the sale of E-Plus.
Jan Kees de Jager has been appointed as the new CFO of KPN as the Dutch operator looks to shake up its management structure following the sale of E-Plus.
Vodafone Portugal and Portugal Telecom have signed an agreement to deploy and share fibre networks.
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Microsoft is to slash 18,000 jobs in the next 12 months with more than two thirds coming at the Nokia mobile phone unit it bought for billions of dollars last year.
Orange is splashing the cash on building a high-speed submarine cable connecting Europe to Asia by the end of 2016.
Alcatel Lucent's Bell Labs has opened a new British office dedicated to researching the delivery of video to connected devices such as smartphones.
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Nordic telecoms group TeliaSonera is set to put its Spanish unit on the block as intense competition in the country led to it scaling down group revenue hopes this year.
Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei has signed a joint-development agreement with Spanish operator Telefónica for the deployment of optical distribution network (ODN) solutions.
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Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE has raised its half-year profit forecasts thanks to the rapid take-up of 4G phones in Asia.
Mexican telecoms group América Móvil is set to expand in Europe after taking full control of Telekom Austria.
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Is the Internet a vast arena of unrestricted communication and freely exchanged information or a regulated, highly structured virtual bureaucracy? In Protocol, Alexander Galloway argues that the founding principle of the Net is control, not freedom, and that the controlling power lies in the technical protocols that make network connections (and disconnections) possible. He does this by treating the computer as a textual medium that is based on a technological language, code. Code, he argues, can be subject to the same kind of cultural and literary analysis as any natural language; computer languages have their own syntax, grammar, communities, and cultures. Instead of relying on established theoretical approaches, Galloway finds a new way to write about digital media, drawing on his backgrounds in computer programming and critical theory. "Discipline-hopping is a necessity when it comes to complicated socio-technical topics like protocol," he writes in the preface.Galloway begins by examining the types of protocols that exist, including TCP/IP, DNS, and HTML. He then looks at examples of resistance and subversion -- hackers, viruses, cyberfeminism, Internet art -- which he views as emblematic of the larger transformations now taking place within digital culture. Written for a nontechnical audience, Protocol serves as a necessary counterpoint to the wildly utopian visions of the Net that were so widespread in earlier days.
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Deputies: Dogs at rescue facility treated badly
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SALEM — A Salem woman who headed what was described as a rescue facility for hard-to-place dogs was arraigned Monday on 120 counts of animal neglect and one count of evidence tampering.
Alicia Inglish, 24, was arrested Sunday as Marion County sheriff's officers and Oregon Humane Society investigators removed more than 140 dogs from the Willamette Valley Animal Rescue in Brooks, north of Salem.
Many of the animals were housed in deplorable conditions, with little food, water fouled by garbage and cages designed for one animal but contained as many as four, authorities said.
Judge David Leith on Monday set Inglish's bail at $55,000 and said she's not permitted to have any contact with animals, the Salem Statesman Journal reported. Her next court appearance is scheduled Jan. 22.
The sheriff's office said most of the dogs seized were in poor condition: starving, sickly, some with eyes sealed shut by body fluids. They were living on concrete floors with no bedding, their cages contaminated with feces and urine."
An investigation began after authorities and the Humane Society got complaints that included allegations the dogs were often fed stale bread, the sheriff's office said in a statement.
The Humane Society has about 100 of the dogs at its northeast Portland shelter, spokesman David Lytle said. He said he didn't have information about the condition of the rest of the animals, which were distributed to state and county facilities.
Lytle said the organization didn't have any information about what caused the mistreatment. But often in such investigations, he said, it turns out "they start out with good intentions and people just get overwhelmed."
A Salem man who volunteered at the facility for about two months told The Oregonian the leaders would travel to a shelter in Porterville, Calif., where dogs were likely to be euthanized, and return with 80 at a time, hoping to rehabilitate them and find homes for them.
The dogs were given both dry and wet dog food, said Christian Kidd, 23. "They weren't all starving," he said.
Inglish "didn't want the dogs to die," he said. "That's all she cared about."
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The apartment has three bedrooms and comfortably sleeps 6 with one double bedroom and 2 twin rooms. There is a dining area which seats 6 and a lounge with two sofas, wood burning stove, TV with satellite freeview, DVD and CD player. There are 2 balconies, one overlooks the pool area, the other overlooks the rear garden & the villas of the quiet Sol Del Este residential area. There is a modern well equipped kitchen with washing machine, fridge and microwave. The apartment and gardens offer all you require for a happy, safe, self catering holiday.
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My delicious Sprouted Moong Dal Salad is both healthy & refreshing. It's also a lot easier to make than you think - sprouting your own dal for this salad is well worth the effort & you will truly enjoy all of the tasty rewards. So try sprouting some dal & make this for your family soon :-)
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August 1, 2011
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The crown has not been officially removed yet, and it is plausible that India may still be able to hang on to it, but it would seem a distant dream after a four-day annihilation by a ruthlessly professional English team. This has been a devastating defeat: they were battered with the bat, and literally pounded by the ball, with three of their top-order batsmen taken out by the short ball, and two being dismissed without offering a stroke.
Not since 2008, when they were mystified by Ajantha Mendis, have they lost two Tests in a series, let alone two Tests in succession. And though they lost by an innings to South Africa last December, not in years has the last innings batting performance been so utterly abject. From the margin of defeat, it now seems staggering that they had England down at 124 for 8 before tea on the first day.
It must be taken into account that England have put up two mighty performances. There is a wholesomeness about this England side that makes them intimidatingly formidable. The pace attack is comparable to 2005 when they recovered from a disastrous first Test to win the Ashes; and even though Graeme Swann was collared at Trent Bridge, he took a couple of crucial wickets at Lord's; they bat down to No. 10, and despite the fact that their openers have not scored too many, they have managed to bat India out in both the Tests; and as demonstrated by Tim Bresnan's innings-wrecking spell on the fourth day, their reserve strength runs deep.
Comparisons are always tricky, but since they are necessary for the sake of context, this is perhaps the tightest, most evenly balanced, and the most confident English Test team in the last four decades. Apart from their embarrassing slip catching, it's hard to find a genuine weakness in the team. It is unlikely they will be beaten by a couple of blinding individual performances: India will have sustain their best game through the match to be able to take a Test off them.
Of course the Indian performance should be seen in the context of their troubles. Losing Zaheer Khan on the first day of the Lord's Test was a crippling blow. Apart from reducing them to the three-man attack through the Test, it ensured that Ishant Sharma and Praveen Kumar carried weary and tired bodies to the next Test. And with a stomach muscle strain keeping Harbhajan Singh out of the attack for most of the second Test, the workload on the quick bowlers bordered on the inhuman. They toiled away spiritedly, but by the final session of the third day, when Matt Prior and Tim Bresnan mounted their astonishing assault, they were comprehensively spent.
|This is perhaps the tightest, most evenly balanced, and the most confident English Test team in the last four decades. Apart from their embarrassing slip catching, it's hard to find a genuine weakness in the team
Equally debilitating has been the loss of their openers. Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir, who average 59.18 as a pair and have ten century partnerships between them, have provided the base for India's batting success since they became the side's regular openers in 2008.
From the outside, there might seem to be little difference in opening and batting at No. 3, but for someone as meticulous as Rahul Dravid, the deviation from regular routine can be hugely disruptive. He coped admirably in the second innings at Lord's and the first innings at Trent Bridge, but in the swinging conditions in England, the prospect of an unplayable ball early is far higher, and losing Dravid early not only meant that India were also deprived of their best No. 3 batsman, but also exposed VVS Laxman, who has been phenomenal at No. 5 or 6 in the last five years, to the new ball.
India's worst nightmares came true in the final innings at Trent Bridge when Dravid nicked one early and James Anderson conjured a ball - shaping in and then moving away with the seam - that Laxman had no reasonable chance of keeping out. What had begun with a near impossible task for India became absolutely beyond possible in the course of seven overs.
There is no room for argument about the fact that India have been hopelessly outclassed by a team that has displayed more skill, intensity and fitness over the course of the Test. But if India haven't managed to be the team they could have been, they must ask a few tough questions of themselves.
Injuries are unavoidable, but have all the Indian players come in to the tour with the best preparation possible? Did Zaheer, who sat out of the tour to West Indies, come to the tour in the optimal physical condition?
And why did Sehwag not opt to undergo the shoulder surgery immediately after the World Cup and wait instead until his IPL team was out of semi-final contention, when it was almost certain that it would risk his participation in this tour? It is, of course, far simpler to sit before a laptop and suggest he should have chosen the interests of the national team before a couple of million dollars cash, but then who takes the responsibility for setting the priorities for the contracted national cricketers?
And only Gambhir can say if it was impossible for him to play the second Test after the blow to his elbow in the first Test, but examples of cricketers playing through pain aren't rare.
Those who opted out of the West Indies tour were playing their first Test since January, with the World Cup and the IPL putting a pause to longer form cricket. Was one tour game enough to get them match ready?
It is true that that India have never had the aura of the truly great teams of the past. Rather they have scrapped their way to the top. But in England they have appeared ragged and jaded.
Without doubt, England have been the better side by a margin in the first two Tests but it is not a coincidence that they have looked more desperate, sharp and ready.
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Befitting a spy thriller, one comes to the rebooted Tom Clancy hero Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit with suspicions a-tingle, exacerbated by the casting of Chris Pine as the celebrated CIA analyst.
Pine, 33, was already cast as Capt. James Tiberius Kirk in the rebooted Star Trek franchise to bring youth and sexy vigour to one of science fiction's grand old men. It appears Paramount didn't even venture outside their own studio gates to find a new Ryan.
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Adding to Ryan's problems: Cathy shows up at his Moscow hotel with the intention of enjoying an exotic Russian getaway.
A January release for an expensive studio movie is usually a sign of trouble, but Shadow Recruit turns out to be a wholly satisfactory Ryan outing, especially compared to the franchise fumble The Sum of All Fears. The story is a solid espionage tale, handsomely mounted. (Note how Andrew Laws' dark, cold, elegant production design is perfectly synched to Branagh's character in the Moscow scenes.) If Pine can't deliver a tone of world-weary gravitas, Costner (one of the original choices to play Jack Ryan in The Hunt for Red October) compensates in that department. His Thomas Harper is a more fully developed CIA mentor than was seen in any of the previous Jack Ryan films, carrying the full, tragic weight of his CIA past.
In the past, Branagh's expertise was best displayed in his Shakespearean films, but in this contemporary arena, the man pulls off his double duty in style. The scene in which he shares dinner with Knightley's Cathy (pressed into service as Jack's mission mate) is a little gem of seduction with an undercurrent of malice.
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30 Days of Relaxation: Fun Meditations for a Stress Free Life by Inbar Shahar
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is a fantastic short book on meditation and relaxation. I enjoyed the way the author structured the book by using the four elements and the beautiful imagery she described every day. I wish I had the book in an audio form; it would be easier to listen to it than to read it and try to remember the beautiful words while meditating.
"30 Days of Relaxation: Fun Meditations for a Stress Free Life" is a great book and I recommend it to whomever would like to try meditation for the first time and to those who are expert at it and are looking at new ways to meditate.
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