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Allison Janney had a good reason to skip the gym this morning: As she was getting ready to work out, her publicist let her know that she had scored two Emmy nods. One nomination is for her role as a struggling alcoholic looking to reconnect with her daughter in CBS sitcom Mom; the other's for her guest role as Margaret Scully in the Showtime drama Masters of Sex. "It was a great way to start my day," Janney told EW.
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'Fargo' star Allison Tolman reacts to her first Emmy nomination
Fargo scene-stealer Allison Tolman was the heart—and brains—of FX's movie-to-TV adaptation. Playing dogged deputy police officer Molly Solverson was Tolman's first major acting role—and now it's her first Emmy-nominated role. The 32-year-old is in the running for best supporting actress in a miniseries or movie. Spoiler alert: She's pretty stoked about the nod.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Congrats! Were you awake when the nominations were announced? How did you find out you've been shortlisted?
ALLISON TOLMAN: Thank you! It's awesome that the show is so well-represented in so many categories. I was awake; I didn't have to wake up much earlier than usual. I was awake and logged in with my cat in my lap. I'm at home in Chicago right now, so it was nice to be able to be home while I got this news, and be in a familiar place with familiar surroundings. READ FULL STORY
Anna Chlumsky reacts to her Emmy nom, reveals which 'Veep' scene was an accident
Veep's Amy had a roller coaster of a year, what with losing (and then winning) the role of Selina's campaign manager—but for the actress that plays her, things are looking up. We caught up with Chlumsky, nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy for the second year in a row, right after she found out about her nod.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Congratulations!
ANNA CHLUMSKY: Thank you very much!
Where were you when you found out this morning?
I was actually about to take a little morning nap, because I had already been up for a few hours with my daughter. I was like, "Oh, do I do yoga, or do I nap, or do I do both?" And so I was planning on doing both, and really, I was just about to put my head on the pillow and then my phone rang.
So now you don't get to nap, but do you get to do yoga?
I will tonight after rehearsal. This is worth it. [Laughs] READ FULL STORY
'Orange Is the New Black' star Uzo Aduba reacts to her first Emmy nomination
When the 2014 Emmy nominations were announced Thursday morning, Uzo Aduba was sitting in traffic. But after a phone call from her rep, the Orange is the New Black star realized that she had just earned her first ever Emmy nomination for her work as Suzanne "Crazy Eyes" Warren in the show's first season. EW caught up with Aduba right after she got the news.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: First of all, congratulations!
UZO ADUBA: Oh my goodness, thank you so much!
So where were you when you found out this morning?
I was in traffic. [Laughs] I was in traffic and, true story, I just happened to look down and see my phone ringing and I was like, "Oh it's my publicist, let me pick up the phone." I don't know how long it was ringing because my ear buds were in, and I picked it up, and she and my manager told me. I was like, "Are you kidding?" I couldn't stop saying, "Are you joking?" And they were like, "We would not joke about this." READ FULL STORY
2014 Emmys: Jimmy Fallon, Mayim Bialik, other nominees react
It's still near the crack of dawn on the west coast—but reactions from newly-minted nominees for this year's 66th Annual Primetime Emmys have already begun to roll in. Here's a partial list of tweets and statements; we'll update it constantly throughout the day as more nominees react. (And keep an eye out for EW's individual nominee interviews as well.)
2014 Primetime Emmys: And the nominees are...
UPDATE: Here are the nominees in the ceremony's biggest categories. Game of Thrones is this year's most nominated program, with 19 nods total; close behind it are Fargo and American Horror Story: Coven, which received 18 and 17 nominations respectively. HBO, naturally, reigns as the most nominated network with 99 total nods; behind it is CBS with 47 noms, NBC with 46, and FX with 45. READ FULL STORY
Seth Meyers to host Emmys: EW's poll says...
Who will host the Emmys this year? Why NBC's newest late-night star, of course. Seth Meyers will host the 66th annual awards telecast this fall when it airs on NBC.
"Seth's expertise and ease in front of a live audience during his time at SNL, as well as his comedic brilliance both as a writer and in front of the camera on SNL and Late Night, makes him the perfect choice to host the Emmys," said Paul Telegdy, president, late night, NBC Entertainment.
In addition, veteran TV producer Don Mischer was announced Thursday as executive producer of the Emmy telecast. Mischer recently produced / directed the 2011-13 Academy Awards shows on ABC. "Seth is such a talented performer and writer, and we know he will bring something unique to hosting the Primetime Emmy Awards," said Bruce Rosenblum, Chairman and CEO of the Television Academy. "We are also excited to welcome Don back this year and very much look forward to their collaboration as we celebrate television's biggest night during one of the most transformative years in Television Academy history." READ FULL STORY
Emmys to split some awards categories, increase number of nominees for others
Even more changes are afoot for the Primetime Emmy Awards, especially in the Miniseries/Movie category. The Television Academy announced late Wednesday that several award categories have been altered "to ensure that the Primetime Emmy Awards accurately celebrates the excellence in our ever-evolving industry." Among the shifts:
Outstanding Miniseries or Movie is getting split
In 2011, two formerly separate categories were combined "due to a general industry downtrend of the genre," the TV Academy writes. But after an uptick in quality miniseries and movies, the Academy has decided to separate the categories once more this year — though only for the overall program award. All other miniseries/movies awards will remain combined between both formats.
Outstanding Reality Program is getting split
The Emmys previously named both an Outstanding Reality Competition and an Outstanding Reality Program. The latter category will now be split into Outstanding Structured Reality Program — for series with set formats, such as Antiques Roadshow or Mythbusters — and Outstanding Unstructured Reality Program, for more free-wheeling series such as Pawn Stars or Duck Dynasty.
'Breaking Bad' wouldn't exist without Netflix, creator says after Emmy win
Fresh off their win for Best Drama on Sunday night, the Breaking Bad crew granted a reporter's press room request to yell in unison: "Emmys, bitch!"
But creator Vince Gilligan remembers a time when the AMC drama wasn't the belle of the ball. "Television has changed a lot in six years," he said, surrounded by the show's cast. "And I have to credit it, I'm no expert on the sociological elements of it, but I gotta think a big part of what has changed is streaming video on demand, specifically with operations like Netflix and iTunes and Amazon streaming and whatnot. I think Netflix kept us over here. Not only are we standing up here tonight and won for best show; I don't think our show would have even lasted beyond season 2 if not for streaming video on demand, and also the social Internet component of it, where folks get to chat online with folks all around the world afterward really has helped. It's a golden era of television, and we've been really fortunate that we've reaped the benefits of these two wonderful developments."
Bryan Cranston, meanwhile, lost out for Lead Actor in a Drama to surprise victor Jeff Daniels, but he was ready to share the hardware with the rest of his cast and crew.
Stephen Colbert on stealing 'Daily Show' Emmy: 'Jon Stewart's streak is not broken'
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart has won Outstanding Variety Series at the Emmys for 10 consecutive years, but the streak was broken Sunday night by a very personal foe: The Colbert Report. And, in the Emmy press room, Stephen Colbert had a tongue-in-cheek explanation for why his show triumphed this time.
"I'm grateful Jon took the summer off during the voting period," he said of Stewart's hiatus to film a movie this summer. "Not that John Oliver didn't do the greatest job ever, but maybe that helped."
In all seriousness, Colbert spoke earnestly about his time working with Stewart on The Daily Show and how Jon has influenced his career. "He invited us to have a passion and an opinion about what we were writing," Colbert said. "And he wanted to make sure we had our own thoughts behind what we were saying. And it was from him that I actually learned how to write satirical comedy, which I had never really been a fan of. And he's still there for me. I can call him anytime, to ask for ideas, to ask for moral support, or ask for the energy to keep doing 160 shows a year. And I'm the luckiest man in the world that he's my lead-in and he's the guy I can turn to for advice and for strength."
Emmys 2013: 'Breaking Bad' wins Best Drama
Breaking Bad won the Emmy Award for Best Drama Series, beating out Downton Abbey, Homeland, Game of Thrones, House of Cards and Mad Men.
"Holy crap. I did not see this coming," creator Vince Gilligan said in his acceptance speech. "I thought this was going to be House of Cards!…Could of been any of them in this Golden Age of television that we feel so proud to be a part of. Thank you to the best cast on TV, starting with Bryan Cranston."
Check out the full list of winners here.
Jeff Daniels on Emmy upset: 'It could have been anyone'
If you were surprised by Jeff Daniels' win for Best Actor in a Drama Series at Sunday's Emmys, you were in good company: The Newsroom star himself couldn't believe it either.
"I've been nominated a bunch of times — Google it — enough to kind of not lean forward, not hope too much, be glad to be invited to the party," Daniels said backstage after his win. "There are six of us nominated; there easily could have been 10 other guys that could have been where we are. It's a really crowded time in television. It's a great time to be in television. I felt the work stood up to what the other guys are doing, but we're all doing different things. It's anybody's game, really. I was happy to win, but surprised, because it could have been anyone."
So will there be more Will McAvoy in the future? Daniels tweeted a few weeks ago that the Aaron Sorkin-created series had been picked up for season 3, but HBO has been mum so far.

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Bahrain: Death Penalty for Yoshork Dostazudi
Bahrain: Death Penalty for Yoshork Dostazudi
Index Number: MDE 11/008/2000Date Published: 1 December 2000
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An Ethiopian woman has been sentenced to death after being convicted of murder. On 28 November the High Criminal Court sentenced Yoshork Dostazudi, a housemaid, to death for murdering her employer, Sadiya Baltaw, in al-Rifa in December 1998. Sadiya Baltaw, a Filipino woman, was reportedly hit on the head with a hammer, and her body was dismembered. Yoshork Dostazudi has the right to appeal against her sentence under Bahraini law.


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The Champaign-Urbana Courier, originally the Champaign County Herald, was published from 1877 to 1979. This collection consists of over 500 photographs that appeared in the Courier during its last 20 years of operation. Series I contains 193 photographic prints, mainly of Illinois political figures such as Alan J. Dixon, Neil Hartigan, Otto Kerner, Richard Ogilvie, Charles Percy, Paul Simon, Adlai Stevenson III, and James R. Thompson, but also including Robert M. Hutchins and John Philip Sousa. There are also numerous newspaper clippings along with the photographs, most notably for Paul H. and Emily Taft Douglas. Series II consists of 349 photographic plates.
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I upgraded a Sony laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 8 but the upgrade did not detect the Nvidia graphics chipset. I grabbed the latest Windows 8 64bit Nvidia driver from http://www.laptopvideo2go.com/ but the installer failed. It turns out that 64 bit Windows 8 will not install a driver unless it's signed. You can disable signature checking by :
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It's been less than six months since Sony announced the top-of-the-line Xperia Z2 back at Mobile World Congress, but it looks like the company may be ready to release yet another iteration at IFA in Berlin. A Facebook fan page (reported by the reliable XperiaBlog) posted photos of what looks a lot like the next Xperia superphone, the Z3. A sticker on the device includes specifications, though there's no way to confirm them.
There are two ways to make a "mini" phone these days. The first is typified by Samsung and HTC, who have made Mini versions of the Galaxy SIII, S4, and HTC One with lower specs to match the physically smaller size. The second way is to make smaller phones that still strive to be the technical equal of their larger stablemates, like the Sony Xperia Z1 Compact and the Motorola DROID Mini.
I don't like talking about "industry insider" rumors. They are inevitably wrong about one detail or another, end up being total speculation, or are just downright trolls. Those that are true tend to be the ones that are very detailed and often leak their way out days, or hours, before a device's launch. Rumors that circulate months beforehand? Not so much.
But the Galaxy S III (if it will even be called that) is likely going to be the most anticipated Android device of the year, especially after the worldwide success of the Galaxy S II.
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K-1, the nearly 20-year-old kickboxing promotion, will for the first time hold open tryouts. The organization on Tuesday announced it will conduct a search for fighters at Muscle Beach in the Los Angeles oceanfront suburb of Venice, Calif. Tryouts will take place on July 19 at 1 p.m. PT (4 p.m. ET). According to a release, fighters who make the cut will be given a chance to fight in a 2012 K-1 event - and a shot at $2 million in prize mone read news >>
LOS ANGELES - Ronda Rousey's legacy in mixed martial arts is already secure. She was the fighter who pushed the UFC to break the gender barrier, the first women's headliner in the company and the first UFC women's bantamweight champion. But while Rousey has blazed an impressive trail in putting together an undefeated record, with all wins via finish, she won't be fully satisfied with her career unless she gets to fight the woman who got her interested in fighting in the first place. "The first w read news >>
It sure beats that "two fighters randomly screaming in opposite directions" look. Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight kingpin Jose Aldo will give Chad Mendes a second crack at the 145-pound crown at the upcoming UFC 176 pay-per-view (PPV) event, which was recently made official for Aug. 2, 2014, inside the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Today (June 6), the promotion released its poster for their upcoming showdown. 8/10. Aldo (21-1) hasn't lost in nearly nine years and read news >>
Glory World Series has solidified the Spike TV portion of its Glory 17 "Los Angeles" card with a headlining bout pitting all-around combat sports legend Mirko Filipovic against Jarrell Miller in a rematch of their 2013 bout. read news >>
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RFA 12 will feature four undefeated fighters as Brian Ortega faces Keoni Koch for the vacant featherweight title and Pedro Munhoz defends his bantamweight crown against Billy Daniels. read news >>
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LOS ANGELES - The way injury withdrawals have ravaged the UFC's 2012 schedule, Chael Sonnen vs. Anderson Silva II looks all the more special. Sonnen, or Chael P. Sonnen - it's hard to differentiate the two these days - said there's no way he would ever withdraw from a fight. And he has a solution for halting others from doing so. "I think there should be forfeiture," he today told MMAjunkie.com. read news >>
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Invicta Fighting Championships today announced the location and full fight card for Invicta FC 11, which will stream live and exclusively on UFC Fight Pass from Shrine Auditorium on Friday, February 27. Invicta FC Featherweight Champion Cristiane 'Cyborg' Justino (12-1, 1 NC) will return to action and defend her title against Canadian challenger Charmaine 'Not So Sweet' Tweet (6-4). Justino was originally scheduled to headline Invicta FC 10 last December, but was forced off th read news >>
The best two women in mixed martial artists will be fighting in Los Angeles on the last weekend in February. Only, they won't be fighting each other. While UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey will defend her belt against Cat Zingano at UFC 184 on Feb. 28 at the Staples Center, Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino will be competing a night prior just a mile-and-a-half down Figueroa St. at the Shrine Auditorium. The Invicta FC featherweight champion will defend her title against Charmaine Tweet on Friday read news >>


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Fe Read, 32 of Southpark, started working on The Matching Dots in the summer of 2011 and launched their first collection in December of 2011. Fe is the Managing Director and one of the founders of The Matching Dot. Keep reading to see how this amazing clothing company gives back!
Q. How did The Matching Dots begin?
A. I found a gap in the market when I threw a party for my then two year old daughter and couldnt find any cool and trendy matching outfits for us to wear at the party.
At about that same time my best childhood friend was moving back to the US after spending 3 years studying fashion design in two of the best fashion schools in the world, and then working for famous designers in both London and in Brazil. When she came back to the US, she felt it was the perfect time start her own fashion label.
When she approached me, I had just moved to Charlotte from Denver, CO and was planning on being a full-time mom.
However, when we talked about what our company could do, I didnt think twice about accepting. I knew that by creating beautiful dresses we could make thousands of women and children feel confident about themselves.
We also pride ourselves on using the best seamstresses here at home in the United States. In addition, philanthropy and giving back to our community is a huge part of our business. Finally, ever since attending business school together 15 years ago we have dreamed of owning a company together.
Q. What all does Matching Dots manufacture?
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Q. What sizes?
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Q. What exactly do you do?
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Q. What organizations do you work with?
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Q. How does that work?
A. With Stop Hunger we feed 2 kids for every item we sell. With CASA we donate items for them to auction at their annual fundraisers.
Q. What made you decide to help kids?
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I am motivated to seeing this company grow not only because we will create jobs in our community but because I want to make a difference in the world. We want to be able to support every child organization out there!
Q. Why did you choose dots?
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We are all about adding a little bit of uniqueness to our fashion! We have this in mind when we are developing each and every one of our designs. Thats what our motto Be spotted is all about: being unique, being original, being noticeable!
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Manufacturing oversees was never an option we were willing to consider. We are all about supporting our local economy and using the best seamstresses in the world.
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Charles De Gualle Airport is about 45 minutes away from DLP and you can get a train right outside the Village into Paris which is about 40 mintues away (it's the same station the EuroStar uses if you wanted a trip into London you could do it in a day).
The Disneyland Hotel is wonderful and is situated over the enterence into the Disneyland Park so it is very special but I'm personally a fan of the Sequoia Lodge. It has a beautiful atmosphere and DPL version of Wilderness Lodge.
Most of the Disney hotels are a 15-20 minute walk away and there is a bus service available.
I have spent 5 days in DLP and been able to do both parks comfortably with some breathing time but there have been additions to the parks since my last visit so my timings may be off now. I have also had trips where I've only had 3 days and still been able to pack loads in. I've never attacked DLP like I have WDW, I would say you don't need to attack commando style as DLP gives a lot of freedom as it is smaller and Fast Passes are obtainable easier except for Peter Pans Flight but that is a phenomena that shall never be explained.
As has already been said, this park is beautiful but has a very different feel. There aren't any lines to meet the characters more of a free-for-all. Forming orderly lines for rides, attractions and the characters are nearly unheard of and being very British this annoys me (yes, I realise this is a stereptype but it's true). I find the language barrier the hardest but it's not unworkable my school French extended to sortie = exit, bonjour = hello and merci = thank you and I managed
France can get cold too, so pack a jumper or buy one with the character names all funny. You can also get poncho's in most shops 'cos it does rain...
Wow, lots of great tips and information. Thanks everyone!
"If you can dream it you can do it."-Tom FitzgeraldD23 Charter Member
I wanted to try Sequoia but it was booked. Wound up staying at the New York hotel and it was a typical hotel. Very un-Disney, though even the Disneyland hotel wasn't very Disney from the inside.
As for the walk, I think it took me ten minutes, if that, from the New York to the parks. Then again, the Marketplace was deserted and it was raining so I was moving pretty quickly.
When I got off the Eurostar, I dragged my luggage up to the bus counter and hopped on a bus that took me all of two minutes to get to my hotel. Didn't realize at the time that I could have walked, but with the way it was pouring, the bus was a welcome amenity.
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Disneyland - Took me less than a day to do the whole park. But it was in November, plus it was rainy and cold. The park was a ghost town, for the most part, and I never waited more than 5 minutes (literally) for a ride. I think Its A Small World had the longest line, and that was probably because of the holiday overlay.
Studios - Simply awful. Nothing runs in the rain. See the shows and it'll help you spend more time in the park. Less than a day will do it for this one.
Resorts - You can cover them all and the Marketplace in less than a day. They are all within walking distance of each other.
Paris - Don't let the name fool you. You are NOT in Paris. Not sure how far it is, but it's not just outside the gates. I'm sure you'll need one of the local trains, which ARE just outside the gates.
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The theming at the hotels are all beautiful. Well, maybe not at the New York hotel. But the others were beautiful. Definitely worth the walk around that pathetic square pool they try to pass off as a "lagoon" to see them all.
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I like the walk along the Rio Grande. The bridge that separates the Sequoia Lodge from the Santa Fe has bats under which are always fun to watch at dusk.
Lake Disney might same small compared to the lagoons at WDW but they feel awfully large when you walk round it back to your hotel after a 12 hour day in the parks!!
Subscribing to this thread. The wife and I will be touring Europe with some friends in August. We have convinced them to go to DLP for one day (believe me, this was a miracle. most of them don't like Disney, and some are very anti-Disney). We won't be staying in a resort (no way anyone was gonna go for that).
Can a large group take the train from Paris to DLP, see the park, then return to Paris that night? How difficult will this be? To be honest, as long as I see Phantom Manor, I will consider the day to be a resounding success.
Thanks for any tips.
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It shouldn't be at all difficult. The train station within Disney is right between the Village and Disney Park and faces the Studio's. It's about 40 minutes-ish into Paris and the trains should be running fairly late but I would check the times which I'm sure you'll be able to get online as most European countries have national train times online. You can also e-mail DLP directly from the website and they are really helpful answering any local queries such.
Hi all.
Im going to DLP end of May for 3 nights with my friend and goddaughter, who is 2.
Staying at Kyriad to save money. Never been there before. But obviously love WDW.
Im on strict instructions to let my parents know if its worth a visit or not!
When I was "trapped" by an ash cloud last year at DLP, I stayed at the Kyriad and liked it. The transportation was on time, and was not crowded. I also picked up the deluxe annual pass, as it was about the same cost as a three day park hopper pass. This allowed me to get in to the Park two hours early and wonder and ride everything in Fantasyland before the Park ever opened!
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I'm doing it. I'm going. Not positive on dates yet, however. My Christmas/winter break from school is 12/9-1/9 so it'll probably be somewhere from 12/12-12/17. Prices during the winter are very reasonable as I've found. I'm going with one friend and we won't be staying on property as we want to also go to Paris; somewhere between the two probably.
I'll keep you posted as things get finalized!
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Trouble with the winters will be the weather. It's miserable there in the fall, much less winter. So I would check the internet to see if there is historically bad weather at certain times of the year. Sure it's not a guarantee that your trip will be affected that way too, but it'll give you a guide.
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Have you ever thought of buying stocks with potential for price appreciation with below average risk? If your answer for the above answer is yes, here are some stock ideas for you to consider. But first, here are the criteria for today's screen:
1. Undervalued
A high valuation would mean that the stock is priced for perfection, with no space for failure. Many overpriced companies fall over small short-term disappointments like quarterly earnings or other such announcements. Therefore, I would normally stay away from stocks with really high valuations and companies which are losing money. This criterion will ensure that all the products of the screen are really undervalued and trading at cheap valuations. This also ensures an extra margin of safety protecting the investments, as downside is reduced.
2. Unloved
- Float Short > 15%
This criteria makes it evident that the products of this screen have to be really unloved, with a lot of their float (above 15%) shorted by investors. This sounds bad for some at first read, but this could actually be beneficial to investors, as any short-term good news like quarterly earnings could cause a short squeeze which could push a stock's price higher.
3. Momentum
Momentum is also a need. There is a reason for every drop in stock price, and stocks on a downtrend for extended periods of time should be avoided (unless there is a special reason, eg. an overdone drop/misunderstanding, etc.). The criteria that a stock has to go up at least 11% Year-To-Date was set to ensure that the stock outperformed the general market (S&P 500 up 10.5%, NASDAQ up 10.13%, Dow Jones up 5.04% YTD). This confirms that these stocks are able to provide at least a return better than what the market can provide us with.
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- Sector: Consumer Goods
- Market Cap > US$900M
This article will be about only consumer companies, which are deemed by many to be much safer than sectors such as technology or financial, sectors which many view to be more volatile in the short-term and unreliable over the long run. This is one criteria that can ensure that the products of this screen will not be a high-risk investment.
The next criterion, that the companies' market cap must be above US$900M, was set to ensure that the companies listed in this article are not too small. Many small-caps and micro-caps are viewed to be extremely volatile investments and this criterion effectively eliminates the risk of extreme volatility.
Here are the stocks for today:
1. Dole Food Company (NYSE:DOLE)
Price (21.11.2012) | $10.75 |
Market Cap | 954.82M |
Income | 70.02M (P/E: 13.61) |
Float Short | 51.91% |
Performance YTD | Up 24.28% |
Analyst Recommendation (avg.) | Buy |
EPS Growth Past 5 Years | -13.40% |
EPS Growth Next 5 Years | 8.00% |
Current Ratio | 1.50 |
- Extremely High Short Float: 52%
- Quarterly EPS Growth: 69%
- Consistent, Non-Growing Long-Term Debt:
Long Term Debt 2002 | 1.80B |
Long Term Debt 2005 | 2.00B |
Long Term Debt 2008 | 1.80B |
Long Term Debt 2012 | 1.64B |
- High Debt/Equity Ratio: 1.88
- Diluting Shares:
Shares Outstanding 2002 | 51.71M |
Shares Outstanding 2012 | 88.95M |
Dole Food Company, Inc. engages in sourcing, growing, processing, marketing, and distributing fresh fruits and vegetables, and food products to wholesale, retail, and institutional customers worldwide. It operates in three segments: Fresh Fruit, Fresh Vegetables, and Packaged Foods and its principal customers include mass merchandisers and supermarkets. The company was founded in 1851 and is headquartered in Westlake Village, California.
2. Iconix Brand Group (NASDAQ:ICON)
Price (21.11.2012) | $18.94 |
Market Cap | 1.29B |
Income | 110.48M (P/E: 12.54) |
Float Short | 13.65% |
Performance YTD | Up 16.27% |
Analyst Recommendation (avg. ) | Buy |
EPS Growth Past 5 Years | 18.40% |
EPS Growth Next 5 Years | 9.05% |
Current Ratio | 2.59 |
- Steadily increasing EPS:
- Assets grew faster than liabilities:
Assets: Grew 1988.2% over past 10 years
Liabilities: Grew 1206.2% over past 10 years - Good Value: 12.54X trailing earnings, 9.97X forward earnings, 1.08X book value
It had staged a good turnaround from losses to profits; the company has been profitable since 2004.
- Diluting Shares:
- Rapidly Increasing Long Term Debt:
Shares Outstanding 2002 | 24.79M |
Shares Outstanding 2012 | 72.69M |
Long Term Debt 2002 | 28.51M |
Long Term Debt 2012 | 310.97M |
Iconix Brand Group, Inc. engages in licensing, marketing, and providing trend direction for a portfolio of consumer brands. The company licenses its brands through approximately 1,000 direct-to-retail and wholesale licenses for use in a range of product categories. Iconix Brand Group, Inc. was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in New York.
3. Hasbro Inc. (NASDAQ:HAS)
Price (21.11.2012) | $37.68 |
Market Cap | 4.90B |
Income | 344.83M (P/E: 14.44) |
Float Short | 13.54% |
Performance YTD | Up 22.78% |
Analyst Recommendation (avg.) | Hold |
EPS Growth Past 5 Years | 16.85% |
EPS Growth Next 5 Years | 7.40% |
Current Ratio | 2.32 |
Dividend | $1.44 (3.82%) |
- Steadily Growing EPS:
- Buying Back Shares:
- High ROE: 23.71%
- Good Value: 14.4X trailing earnings, 12.7X forward earnings
- Steadily Increasing Dividends: $0.12 per share in 2002, $1.15 per share in 2011.
This is an impressive 18.71% growth annually over past 10 years
Shares Outstanding 2002 | 173.17M |
Shares Outstanding 2012 | 128.63M |
- High Debt/Equity Ratio: 1.09
- Increasing Long Term Debt:
- Liabilities Are Increasing Faster Than Assets.
Liabilities: 38.9% growth over past 10 years
Assets: 31.5% growth over past 10 years
Long Term Debt 2007 | 709.72M |
Long Term Debt 2012 | 1.40B |
Hasbro engages in the provision of children's and family leisure time products and services worldwide. The company was founded in 1923 and is headquartered in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
The Takeaway
The companies listed here had been screened under fairly strict criteria and are all good companies with quite a lot of potential in my opinion. Additionally, these investment choices carry less risk than many others and may just be the right addition to your portfolio. Nevertheless, please still do your due diligence before investing any money into these stocks.
All information were sourced form Finviz, MSN Money, Gurufocus, Stockcharts.com and Yahoo! Finance. All prices are based on the 21 November 2012 closing price.


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(09-19-2012 09:18 PM)Megatron2181 Wrote: That is amazing, how long did it take to get all of those special numberings and pairs?
(09-19-2012 09:56 PM)jpleazme805 Wrote: awesome collection.. most of those cards I never seen before. I am curious why the serial number is covered up on the 97-98 PMG Kobe ??
(09-23-2012 08:16 PM)jpleazme805 Wrote: spinotron... ok. I understand where you're coming from.. I would of put a watermark over it, with your username or PC website.... You do indeed have an awesome collection.. a few of those cards cost some pretty money.. thanks for the complement for my Elite Lakers collection.. I am hoping to win the Kareem /10 auto in a couple hours.. first buyer, didn't pay.. so the overseas seller relisted.. hoping I can get it for under a $100.. not the nicest signature, but will work, until I can try to upgrade a few autos.. The kareem auto on ebay is the last one I need besides the Baylor "status signature" I been talking to Panini about.. I do no think they will make it, even though they said they were in the process & should be done in a couple weeks.. that was over a month ago... I hate elite black box, because some autos are not centered or are partially hidden.. edit: to remove my sig..
(09-25-2012 10:42 PM)arabiansnowgriz Wrote: One word...WOW!
(09-26-2012 09:46 AM)blingting Wrote: blown away right now, enjoyed the pairings/comparisons... some really awesome cards!


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Hi, I know there are a lot of strong opinions against OTR microwaves, so please don't try to dissuade me from this and kindly help me with my question, because I am already set on the OTR Microwave. Thanks. I'm getting a GE 36" cooktop over a GE 30" wall oven. Over that we were set to order a GE 36" OTR microwave which has just been discontinued. My options then are either a KitchenAid 36" OTR microwave (not a bad match, and the other appliances are KitchenAid anyway, but not ideal), or a GE 30" microwave that matches the oven completely, and also buy the GE filler kit to go on either side. The filler kit is only available in black or white. Although I can see the filler kit on the GE website, there are no pics of it installed. Has anyone seen or had a 30" OTR microwave with 3" fillers on either side? I want to know how bad black fillers will look on a stainless/black microwave. Thanks. |
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Free Life 29, April 1999, Thoughts on the Serbian War, by Sean Gabb
From Free Life, Issue 29, April 1999
Thoughts on the Serbian War
Sean Gabb
As I write, the Royal Air Force is being readied for a third night of bombing raids on Serbia. The pro-Government media here in London is filled with the usual atrocity stories that attend these aggressions. Some may be true, though I do not suppose that those publishing them care very much about truth or falsehood. What I want to do here fairly briefly is to explain why this war with Serbia is to be opposed whether or not the atrocity stories are true.
Though I do not like war, I do accept its legitimacy as a use of state power. This being said, it should only be resorted when five conditions are satisfied. There are:
First, that there is a vital national interest to be secured which cannot be secured by any other means;
Second, that there is sufficient unity of political will in the nation going to war;
Third, that there is the ability to commit sufficient force to win the war;
Fourth, that there are aims clearly defined enough for most people to agree when the war has been won;
Fifth, that the long term costs of the war are not greater than any short term benefits of fighting it.
All these conditions were met in the Falklands War that we fought with Argentina in 1982. A British territory settled by British citizens had been invaded by a foreign enemy. The war was supported by all but a small fringe of malcontents, some of whom wanted to use a defeat to bring down Margaret Thatcher or who were against all wars without exception. We were able to send an adequate task force to the South Atlantic. We knew the war was over as soon as the Argentine forces had surrendered and the Union Flag was flying again over Port Stanley. Once the war was over, we were able to withdraw most of our forces from the region and to reestablish acceptably good relations with Argentina.
In these respects, the Falklands War was a model of what a war ought to be. However, none of this applies to the current war with Serbia.
Where is our national interest in the Balkans? Whatever happens in Kossovo will not affect the lives and property of anyone in this country. There is no balance of power that we need to consider. However strong he may grow, Slobodan Milosevi is never likely to be able to invade this country or cause any serious inconvenience to British trade. What he is doing within the borders of his country may be deeply unpleasant, but is no more our concern than the many other unpleasant things that are done elsewhere in the world but over which we do not even think of going to war. The Albanians of Kossovo may be our fellow human beings, but they have no more intimate claim on our affections. They can hardly mean the same to us as the Falkland Islanders. They do not even mean the same to us as the people of Hong Kong, who were our fellow subjects when we handed them over to the Red Chinese in 1997.
Where is the unity of political will? The war is supposedly being waged by NATO as a whole. Yet the Greeks and Italians are openly opposed. At home, I have spoken to no one who is in favour of the war. There is opposition from both the Conservative and Labour back benches. Even our normally controlled media is not unanimous. I have seen opposing articles in The Times, The Daily Mail, and in The Daily Telegraph. The only unquestioning support comes from newspapers like The Sun, which would support involvement in any war anywhere in the world because its marketing people think that will sell more copies, and The Daily Mirror, which would support the Blair Government even if it began gassing Jews. This lack of general support can be ignored so long as the war remains easy and safe for our own forces. Once ground forces have been committed, and the casualties start to grow, we can expect mass demonstrations in Trafalgar Square.
And ground forces will need to be committed. The idea that a war can be won by bombing alone has haunted British and American strategists since the end of the Great War. But - unless we accept the highly unusual precedent of Hiroshima - it remains as elusive now as it has ever been. Vietnam, Afghanistan, the Persian Gulf - these show that bombing by itself cannot break an enemy. At best, it can soften an enemy for an eventual ground attack. Are we going to send British soldiers into battle against the Serbs? Are we going to set our men against a numerically superior enemy that is fighting in a difficult terrain that it knows better than any invading army can hope to do? Bear also in mind that the Serbs would be fighting in defence of their own country, and can therefore be expected to fight with a passion that might fully overcome any deficiency of equipment or leadership.
If Tony Blair cannot face the thought of a bombing campaign in London, and so is willing to surrender to the insignificant military force of the IRA in Ulster, can he seriously be expected to commit the entire British Army to a protracted and deadly war a thousand miles from London? Something tells me not.
How about victory - what is this supposed to be? Do we want independence for Kossovo? Or do we want to attach it to Albania? Or do we want to secure greater autonomy for it within Serbia? No one has announced what our aims are, and so I do not see how we can possibly know when the war has been won. I am not even sure if the British or American Governments have bothered to define any credible aims whatever. A feeling that something must be done to stop human rights abuses is no substitute, and that is all we have so far been given.
Even if we do decide which of these three aims is our reason for fighting, how are we supposed to secure it without remaining permanently in the region? Bosnia was given the shadow of independence a couple or years ago. It is in fact a NATO protectorate. Its government is a puppet of the army of occupation that we maintain there. Pull that army out, and the civil war would begin again, and Serbia would invade again to "protect" the Bosnian Serbs. It is the same with Kossovo. As an independent state, it would be just another Bosnia. Attached to Albania, it would become a cause of war between an enlarged and confident Albania and an humiliated but still powerful Serbia.
Then we have a real balance of power consideration. The Russians are already angry at our attack on a nation of Orthodox Slavs. Just wait for a Serbian Thermopylae or some other public relations victory, and see if the Czech and Polish recruits to NATO still ignore the emotional pull of pan-Slavism.
I am uncertain about the causes of this war. It may be another flexing of muscle by the New World Order. It may be a deliberate attempt by the concerned special interests to provoke another cold war with Russia - imagine the status and contracts that would be restored after a decade of scaled down armaments budgets. Or it may be that Bill Clinton and Tony Blair are incompetent warmongers.
There would be a rich irony in this last possibility. Mr Clinton was a draft dodger in a previous war. Mr Blair used to be a member of CND. So did many of his Cabinet colleagues. Indeed, his present Defence and Foreign Secretaries were known opponents of the Gulf War in 1991.
I spent the Falklands War virtually jumping up and down with a Union Flag in each hand. In this war, I find myself in practical agreement with Tony Benn and the other opponents of military action. It is being fought in a region which we do not fully understand and which we cannot hope to control except by the threat of an overwhelming military force that we have not the will to maintain on permanent alert. It may result in hundreds of British deaths for no valid reason. It will certainly result in at least hundreds of foreign deaths for no valid reason. Because the war is useless, it is also immoral.
Turning to purely domestic politics, I note with anger - though not with surprise - that William Hague, the Conservative Leader, has made a fool of himself yet again. By standing up the other day in the House of Commons, and denouncing the war for the reasons given above, he could have not merely embarrassed Mr Blair, but might also have split the Labour Party and even destabilised the Government. I cannot imagine that the old Labour people on the back benches - and in the Cabinet - would have maintained their miserable silence in the face of a hard Conservative taunting. I suggested opposition to Mr Hague last August, after Mr Blair had endorsed the American bombing of that aspirin factory in Sudan, and again last Christmas when Mr Blair joined in the atrocious bombing of Iraq. Perhaps on those occasions Mr Hague might have been constrained by opinion on his back benches. Not so this time. At least a third of the Parliamentary Conservative Party is resolutely opposed to the war. As ever, Mr Hague has shown his utter unfitness for what ought to be the very simple job of destroying the Blair Government.
So my country is governed by one gang of incompetent murderers who are opposed by another gang of plain incompetents. What miserable times we live in - what public morals we are forced to accept!


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About me and my passion for cars
My passion for cars started at a very young age, my dad would take my family to the local drag races. I have four sisters and a brother, all older than me, and all had a hotrodof some sort.
My first car
1966 Chevy custom C10!! My grandpa bought it new in 1966 ang gave it to me when I was 14. He had it restored and I still have it today.
Car I wish I still had
1967 Chevelle I had when I was 18. True SS with 396 350 hp with muncie 4-speed.
My dream car
1969 COPO Camaro!!!!!
- Type of racing: Street syle drag racing
- Driver: Me of cource
- Driving song: Born to be Wild
- Car movie: Fast and the Furious, Smokey and the Bandit
- Car magazine: Super Chevy!!!!!!!!!
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Possibly one of the worst problems to have when you're inking! Or really, doing anything, ever. Yuko usually puts brush to paper between hiccups, until it becomes frustrating enough to make her give up. Rumor has it that Jackson Pollock's art career began with a case of the hiccups.
Yuko says thank you to everyone for the bridesmaid dress suggestions! She really appreciates it. We're taking a look around tomorrow, and I'm mentally preparing for the stress!
The exit was for the Innuendo Parkway, on which we stayed till the end of our trip.
An update for those of you who ordered NEWW sketchbooks - Yuko is working her way through them, and they'll go out as she gets them done. She is putting a lot of work into your sketches!
I have to ask a selfish question of you guys - Yuko is looking to get a bridesmaid dress (actually for the wedding described herein). If any of you can suggest a place(s) in NYC, that would be amazing. We only know of one or two. Thanks!
Evan John and George saw this guy while we were waiting in Port Authority. He's somewhere between Blade and Kingdom Hearts, I think, except when he walks into the pastry shop I think "Man vs. Food", only in a gladiator's arena.
EDIT: Guys, there have been some Garies sightings. Here's an incident at Gunshow, and here's another!
Oh jeez, it's been a while since I've done a news post. H-hey guys.
Ananth and I are going to be at NEWW this weekend! We'll have books, shirts, prints, and keychains with us. I hope you'll be able to stop by! If you missed it the other day, I designed the cover for the VIP sketchbooks. (we will have a very limited supply of them at the table.)
This happened on the way down to DC this past weekend - we were attending the rally and then going to a Halloween party afterwards. The tollbooth was coming up, and, well ... when George is around, these things happen. You'll remember him from some older comics.
George actually worked the rally for the Colbert Report, so here's something neat for those of you who were there or saw the coverage,
So we try to keep these Garies comics to a minimum because they are maybe a little too inside jokey, not to mention vague, weird, and creepy - but it's Halloween and that suits the holiday just fine. Today is Garies Proverbs - there will possibly be one more Garies comic on Tuesday, but that may change.
We may or may not be at a certain event in DC this coming Saturday.
It's a banana, you assholes.
But seriously, this cat didn't like the banana and so he ruined it. You're a piece of work, Rook.
Just a heads up - there are only about 15 BEACH sets left (in existence) and only about 5 Puppy totes left (also in existence). The BEACH set was a limited run, and we won't be reprinting the totes! Get 'em while you can. Books are still available in the store, of course.
Hey guys! Just wanted to share with you a few things:
First, I was interviewed by Helter Skelter's Arun Kale! You can check it out here. Helter Skelter's website is very pretty too - maybe too pretty for my mug. The interview was fun, but I may have talked too much! (That's what you do during a review, right?!) Anyway, take a look!
We're taking today to push through some of our deadlines - this isn't a full comic per se, but it's an illustration we kept around for a day like today. Yuko will occasionally take time off of our immediate projects to work on something that isn't on a deadline - it's a part of how she relaxes. Incidentally this was also how she broke in the Cintiq back when we got it.


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Comic-Con kicks off today, July 12, in San Diego. And if you're not lucky enough to be in San Diego for all the geektastic celebrations (or if you're just not that into that kind of thing), we have the solution. Take a look at what you can be doing instead.
1. Catch up on Breaking Bad before the fifth season begins on July 15. Everyone has told you that you need to be watching AMC's drama about a high school chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin. So why aren't you? Thanks to this handy schedule, you still have time to see all four seasons AND watch the premiere Sunday at 10 p.m.


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