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Team Bobby Falls to Two
by Sara Levine in Food Network Star, July 3, 2012This was a tough week for Team Bobby, with two finalists going head-to-head in a Producers' Challenge battle of cocktails. No matter how it shook out, Bobby would lose a member of his team. He was hesitant to say anything at all in the pitch room (or pitch beach, as it was this week): "I didn't want to sway the judges one way or the other based on my comments."
In the end, Bob and Susie decided to send Malcolm Mitchell home. Despite food that consistently impressed them, Malcolm was never fully able to hone his "soulful" POV. "Malcolm's POV was confusing," Susie says. "After eight weeks, we need to know who he is through his food."
Malcolm left the competition in good spirits: "I leave happy. I wanted to win it, but at the end of the day, I did everything that I could do. I was real."
Hear more from Susie and Malcolm in his exclusive exit interview. Did you think Malcolm should have gone home over Michele?
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Yes, I think the judges made the right decision.
We at home can't taste the food and have to base our opinions on what we think sounds good, the judges' comments, and how engaging we find the competitors.
I personally didn't find Malcolm very interesting. Also, his vague POV - cooking with soul and putting love into every dish - is a tired and hackneyed theme.
Michele would fill a gap in the FN lineup with her quirky personality and her regional New England food.
No, no NO! Food Network should NEVER eliminate anyone! We don't like seeing contestants leave! Cable TV cooking competitions are far too important! If they eliminate anymore contestants, I will NEVER watch TV ever again!
Wrong! Not many people wanted to taste Michele's food because of the shell pieces. If you can't taste the food, it should not have been judged. The producers seemed to overlook this and sent home Malcolm whose food was at least edible. Judges you really disappointed me! Makes me wonder what you are really judging.
Oh yes certainly - when it come to presenting regional New England food and personalities there is a HUGE gap on the Food Neitwork and in TV in general. <sarcastic eye roll>
I agree that Malcolm has no POV. However, the challenge was to create a cocktail and it had to represent themselves. Michele did not meet the challenge, not only did she not create an original cocktail it did not represent her, it represented New England. Malcolm met the challenge. I agree he is very weak in the competition but the judges were wrong this time. If the judges are going to set rules for challenges they need to follow them regardless of the outcome.
mgreen: Exactly so! Well put.
Based on this episode alone, I think Michele should have gone. Her food was unsafe to eat and her POV is only slightly better than Malcolm's none POV. Her drink was a rip off of a popular Nantucket drink that any bartender there knows how to make while his was original and it involved cooking. Not really a fan of Malcolm's but this seemed like a no brainer to me.
Meanwhile, I was wondering if it could be a first that they just send them both home in one episode. Neither was very interesting.
Michele did well on the faceoff against Malcolm, but why is she still around?
Hello Angel, I completely agree with everything said.
Michele should have gone home long ago. The way she dresses shows she is not taking the contest seriously. and also shows a lack of respect. When everyone else dresses casual she dresses grunge. I think her POV is very limited also. There is only so much you can say about New England. There are only so many dishes from one region. Ippy, on the other hand would be new and refreshing and I would watch him any day all day long.
Are you seriously judging her on how she dresses??? No offense, but this isnt the best dressed star, its food network star. I honestly just think thats her style.
A chef doesn't have to be dressed in haute couture. However, chefs should be clean looking and dressed like - chefs! Michelle looks like a frat boy with a serious hangover. Malcolm always looked impeccable, btw. Even if you don't care about the apparel, how can you defend a chef who lacked standard heath codes. Michelle served salad full of shells. That is not a minor flaw.
I understand that her food wasn't up to par. The point I was trying to make was comment on their food and personality all you want but their choice of clothing? It just isn't nessacary and doesnt pertain to the competition.
I agree with the previous post, in other words, I like my chefs to look clean. Michele does not strike me as someone who cares about personal etiquette, so why would I want to watch her and eat her food? Interesting thing is, I find Michele to be a woman with a beautiful face, I also believe that she is easy to be around. But there is an inconsistency in her personality that is not appealing.
I think Michelle does look clean. She is a chef and therefore I would say she dresses like a chef (minus the jacket). I understand that some people don't like grungy clothes. I happen to like them. There are many people who don't like the typical generic clothes most people wear on TV. It's not a matter of right and wrong. One of the things I like about Michelle is that she seems so real. As though you could run into her any day in New England and she would look the same and still be stoked to cook. FN is up to the brim with people who seem fake once the cameras start rolling.
You have to LOOK at her while she is cooking, so her personal appearance IS important. And personally I find her appearance to be grungy and slovenly. But that is just my opinion, just like yours.
That is horrible to say! You should not judge someone by what they wear! So what if she isn't dressed as well as everyone else?? We are going on FOOD here because this is the FOOD Net work! This isn't a fashion show! That was a few weeks ago....
However, I must agree with you about Ippy. He is a great guy! -
Quite simply, Michele has a camera presence; Malcolm does not. Being a great chef is not enough if you want to helm a television program, and Malcolm simply does not possess TVQ.
And her track record is good; this was a one-time slip-up.
Regarding your "camera presence" of the two cooks mentioned: I see it the exact opposite. I found Malcolm very watchable and Michelle - NOT. To each his own....
When Malcolm was on his game, he was very good. I only saw that once, first episode on the bus. For the fashion show, he did do a pose...and the food (crab cakes) were good, but the presentation lacked for me. Other than that, he didn't have good presence on the camera, didn't interact well with guests while serving and Michelle for two episodes had to carry the whole team. Michelle on the other hand has done well on camera and cooked good food according to the judges. This last thing with the shells was the first time she really made a major gaff. So indeed, to each his or her own.
She ressest the best she can. that has nothing to do with cooking
One reason I find all regional cuisine interesting is the way in which it reflects not only the fresh ingredients indigenous to an area, but also its history as well as the character and ethnic backgound of the people who choose to live there.
And food history is fascinating. Did you know that until the Columbian Exchange (after the discovery of the New World) that Europe didn't have tomatoes? That Ireland didn't have potatoes? That the Americas had no domesticated animals? There is much to be learned from the history of every region besides just a few recipes.
Michele is definitely not a fashionista, but that doesn't diminish her talent. We can all find things to criticize about others' personal appearance. I know that Nikki's hair being unconfined drives me crazy, but I try to base my reaction to people more on substance than style.
The fact that we all have such different opinions and love to share them is a tribute to the American way of life.
Honestly, I am rather tired with the whole POV debate/emphasis. I guess I don't understand its importance. Justin has been lauded for having a consistent POV, 'Rebel with a culinary cause.' What does that even mean? It is a catchy slogan, but not a point of view. I have no idea what Morimoto's point of view is. I have no idea what Michael Symon's POV is. Oh wait, yes I do. Cook the best dish you possibly can with the ingredients in front of you. That should be the only point of view. For anyone.
Susie's comment that Malcolm's POV was 'confusing' is utter BS. Because I will tell you something - the only ones WITHOUT a POV at this point are Bob, Susie, and the Network themselves. They are not the least bit consistent in the reasons why they eliminate contestants. Maybe this is how the FN wants it. Maybe they are making money hand over fist and see no reason to change it. But whatever the FN is about right now, it sure isn't about the food. They should stop pretending otherwise.
That is a very interesting hypothesis.... I must say I quite agree about the POV stuff and how the Food Network eliminates contestants.... It's a little fishy.
I find it interesting that both Judson AND Malcolm had "confusing POV's", interesting.....Yet, it is perfectly OK for someone to make crab salad with crab shells, for someone to send tuna casserole down a runway with dirty silver rings of tuna on the outside and for another person to stand there for 30 seconds of dead air. Yet, "Rebel with a culinary cause" was a POV that was picked for Justin. You are right: THE NETWORK ISN'T ABOUT THE FOOD AT ALL.
I think this was one of the best decision the judges made this season. Just my opinion.
I'm happy Michelle is still in the competition. A program showcasing seafood is more interesting than a directionless Malcom. Was he just going to call his show Malcom? So is it 30 minutes about how awesome he thinks he is? I think he slid by the judges by being part of a team where the judges wanted to pick on Nicky. Let's get Martie and Martita out of the race and we'll see some real culinary talent with original POV's in a real competition.
Hook, Line, and...what is the name of the show? Anyway, there is already a show featuring seafood, and I can't even remember the name. Hmm.
Hook, Line, and Dinner
Hook Line and dinner is about seafood alright. it's also about traveling around and catching it yourself and who the heck has the time, money and opportunity to do t hat? The show is interesting to watch now and then, but Michele's take on real New Englad food is good. The food there is awesome. And she has finally articulated just what it is about. Stone crab was a mistake. It's one of those things you serve in cooked in the shell and let people get it out themselves. She shouldn't have allowed them to push her into using that. A couple of lobsters would have yielded as much meat with less risk of shells in the time she had
I'm still upset about Emily leaving, but I think the judges made the right decision this week . Malcolm was just confusing and I was ready for him to go. I think they do take POV too far, but you need to have SOME sort of idea of what your doing and he really had none.
I hope Martita goes next week. Ever since her 30 seconds of dead air, I just can't stand her and totally agreed with Alton when after Giada said Martita makes mexican food "fresh, fun and new" that we would like to hear that from her. I thought she was just making plain old regular Mexican food. She definatly needs to go.....and I know many people have said this but her accent!!! OY!!! I know people who were BORN in Mexico who have less of an accent than hers......
Does it seem like that accent is turned "on" and "off" at will? Or is that just me?
She seems to do the same thing that Giada does. (Which I've always found annoying and I actually love accents.)
I prefer the POV emphasis to the personal story shtick. As I said last week, a certain POV would set Malcolm apart from other contestants & current hosts. I'm glad the 'I don't need a POV' game is over. That said, Michelle really screwed up too. I can take or leave either one.
Me too. Emily was my first choice; Justin my second. I'm right there with you with hoping Martita goes next. But I'll be just as fine if the "Grill Next Door" lady goes first.
Yes Martita and Nikki both have to go and soon. How many Mexican cooking shows and grilling shows are already on? And with people a lot more interesting than those 2.
Bring back Emily!
Bobby bothered me with his Switzerland attitude and not saying anything about either candidate. He didn't have to hold sway in either direction. He could have stood up for both of them by reminding Bobby-Sue of their attributes. However, he decided to just sit back and let the chips fall where they may. It seems like his loyalty goes only so far.
I get what you are saying, but I think he was in an impossible position. If he had spoken up for both, there would be plenty of people reading things into each of his comments and deciding that he was subtly trying to influence the decision, that he was somehow more passionate in his defense of one over the other. . I actually respect him for saying nothing. He has defended his team strongly all season.
I agree with Jeff B. No matter what Bobby would have said, it wouldn't have helped, but could have hurt one or both of them. Him saying nothing allowed the judges to make their decision's from their own observations, rather than being swayed by the mentor.
Also it might be that Bobby really DOES feel one way or the other about the people he chose and he didn't want his personal feelings to become an issue. Or again, allow the contestant to stay or leave on their own merits rather than his opinion. It would have been different if his contestant were up against another mentors choice. Then of course he would defend them all the way.
Anything Bobby said would have been misconstrued by the others fans. I think he was smart. He can lead a horse to water but he can't make him drink analogy. He's been a strong mentor and I felt he was sincere when he said, I've done all I can…it's up to them. He was going to lose a contestant either way and I am very happy he didn't show the blatant favoritism that Giada has for Martita to the determent of her other team members. If he had said "they both…blah…" he would have been jumped for being lame.
You make a good point.
Because "we" at home can't taste the food or see all of the unedited film, we have to rely on Bob and Suzie to make the correct evaluation for us. All on the blogs is speculation. That said, I do think the right decision was made. While I thought that Malcolm was an early leader in personality marks, he seemed to shrink over the next few weeks.
I think it is a mistake to not listen to the POV comments from the mentor and judges. Not that I think a sole POV is the most important thing for a Network chef, I think it is more about the cooking chops and the personality on screen. But it is obviously important to the Network/judges that there be a sole and strong POV. It has been since jump for this show. .
I agree. TASTE, flavors and chops count more than point of view.
Still, a point of view should be well-defined and clear.
Personally, I wish everyone say, clearly, their point of view in the 1st challenge and then repeat it in the 2nd....and then have everybody shut up about it until its over. Say it. Do it. Get it over with and move on. I would also ADD everyone point-of-view as a category or description to their Profile on this Blog. Like when we vote for people, we can click on their Videos, bio, etc. Just add their POV as another thing to click on. We can always check it and know what we're supposed to be getting from each Cook. Then, leave it---and focus on FOOD and on-camera!


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It was when he came back from Russia to Belgrade, Yugoslavia that he wrote his travelogue Moscow Summer 1964. He wrote about interviews with Muscovite writers, journalists and artists, but what pegged him as a dissident and caused him great trouble was his statement that Lenin had organized political labor camps long before Hitler did. This remark was sufficient for the Soviet ambassador in Yugoslavia to complain to Joseph Tito, and "Misha"—as his sister Maria fondly calls her brother—was arrested in Yugoslavia, where he was assistant professor at Zadai University, on the Adriatic coast. "He is a warrior for freedom," states Maria, who was her brother's staunchest defender through his seven-year imprisonment and to this day. During her recent visit to Connecticut, Maria elaborated on her brother's imprisonment. Tito had condemned Mihajlov publicly in his speeches until Mihajlov was treated like "public enemy number one." He was in prison in different areas and sometimes under very harsh conditions. Some cells, Maria explained, were so cold they were below freezing, and prisoners had no clothing; it was not unusual for political prisoners to die under such conditions. When Mihajlov asked for a Bible, fearing he was dying, the guards refused—with the justification that if they gave him a Bible, then someone else would want something too, and they could not be giving all these different things to prisoners. Mihajlov survived. He began a long hunger strike, publicized through Amnesty International, for his right to work, to read and to write what he knew of Yugoslavian political truth. His hunger strike and seven years in prison were of great significance in those days, because such protests brought global attention to the issue of humane treatment for all prisoners, and especially for those who had exposed political problems. 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Why We Love Olives
by Toby Amidor in Why We Love, September 28, 2012
My friends and family can attest that olives are one of my all-time favorite foods. I heart olives in my morning omelet, chopped into my Israeli-Style Salad and when sipping on a cold brew. There's no wrong time to munch on this salty, briny fruit.
Olive Facts
Olives date back to biblical times where the olive branch was a symbol of peace. These gems were thought to have originated in the Mediterranean, tropical and central Asia and several parts of Africa. Olive trees were first seen in California in the late 1700s.
Olives grow on trees, have one pit in the center, and contain oil in their flesh. In order to extract their oil the olives must be pressed. The difference between a green and black olive is their degree of ripeness: black olives are the most ripe. Fresh olives picked right off the tree are inedible and must be prepared with brine, salt or cured in olive oil before being consumed.
Some of the most popular varieties include Manzanillo, Mission, Rubra, Sevillano and Gordal. Mission is most commonly used for cold-pressed olive oil from California and Gordal is a very popular table olive from Spain.
Today, over 90% of the world's olive oil production comes from Spain, Italy, Tunisia, Turkey, Greece, Syria, Morocco and Portugal.
The Nutrition Scoop
One ounce (about 14 medium) pickled green olives (canned or jarred) contains 41 calories, 4 grams of fat, 1 gram of fiber, and is cholesterol free. Olives also contain vitamins A and E and copper. Black canned olives have similar calories, fat and a touch more fiber (about 2 grams per ounce). Much of the fat found in olives (and olive oil) comes from heart-healthy monounsaturated fat. Studies have found this fat to help fight inflammation. Olive oil also contains an antioxidant called polyphenol which can help alleviate the effects of sunburn, help lower cholesterol and decrease the risk of heart disease.
5 Olive Ideas
- Make a fresh batch of black olive tapenade to enjoy with baked chips or on a slice of whole grain baguette.
- Combine olives with capers, spinach and tomatoes to make a delicious sauce to serve spooned over fish.
- Spice up your olives with a combo of orange zest and fresh rosemary.
- Add green olives to lean ground turkey or beef for Ellie's Better Burgers.
- Mix olives together with roasted red peppers for a delightful sauce fot roast beef.
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Halton Hills Regional Councillor Clark Somerville was among more than 100 municipal leaders from across the country who recently met with parliamentarians in Ottawa to discuss Canada's new long-term infrastructure plan.
As part of his role as a board member for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' (FCM), he met with party leaders, cabinet ministers and other parliamentarians during the FCM's intergovernmental meetings, which ran from November 20 to 23.
Somerville said it was a good and productive week in Ottawa, which also saw FCM members attend special addresses by Infrastructure Minister Denis Lebel, NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, Liberal Party Leader Bob Rae, and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May.
"We've got a positive response from parliamentarians to our proposal for a 20-year federal infrastructure plan," he said. "My colleagues at FCM and I are looking forward to working with Minister Lebel and the federal government to finish the job of developing a long-term plan that meets our infrastructure needs."
In September, Somerville mobilized Halton regional councillors to endorse a FCM campaign that encouraged the federal government to keep its commitment of replacing the programs set to expire in 2014 by developing a long-term plan for municipal infrastructure funding.
With $2 billion in federal funding for municipal infrastructure on the line, Somerville had said then, it was important to lobby the Ministry of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities to work with FCM to ensure the new plan meets the core infrastructure needs of cities and communities.
Earlier this month FCM released its recommendations for a 20-year federal plan to meet core infrastructure needs within municipalities. The FCM proposal calls for an increase in annual federal investments dedicated to municipal infrastructure from $3.25 billion to $5.75 billion to bring it in line, as a percentage of GDP, with historical levels from the 1950s to the mid-1970s which allowed proper infrastructure maintenance and growth.
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Moon Under Water, Enfield - pub details
Address: 116/117 Chaseside, Enfield, Middlesex, EN2 0QN [map] [gmap]
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Gordon Hill (0.4 miles), Enfield Chase (0.5 miles), Enfield Town (0.7 miles)
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- Food served, Real ale
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Awful pub that could be so much better. Popped in at the weekend fora saturday lunchtime a pint and was completely ignored by the bar staff who watched a whole crowd get fed up of waiting and leave and then served a group of underage drinkers before me which was of real concern as I teach some of them! Plenty of decent pubs in the not so immediate area a pub best avoided! bicknell - 4 Jun 2012 19:43 |
Good points: 1. A changing variety of real ales. 2. A changing variety of real ales that are cheap. 3. A changing variety of real ales served by pleasant staff. 4. Sells Monster Munch Bad points: 1. Low prices attract some of society's bottom feeders. 2. Not much atmosphere. 3. They open the doors at around 10.30pm. This means that your final hour is spent drinking in the cold. redpower - 8 May 2012 19:47 |
Hadn't been here for a while but popped in on Friday night with some friends. It doesn't seem anywhere as bad as others have suggested. They had 3 guest ales available along with the usual jdw range. All were in good condition. Would definitely go back. nutsaboutbeer - 8 Dec 2011 09:38 |
go elsewhere its horrible. i don't go in there in principle because of the meatheads who drink there and then rampage down the local roads smashing cars up, pissing in people's driveways and making loads of noise. The management of Wetherspoons refuse to do anything about it, I feel sorry for the pub manager himself who is a decent bloke. If the police waited outside the pub from 10pm every Friday night and searched everyone going in, and then nicking them as they came out for breach of the peace you would solve the problem overnight. But they never will... mally_drinker - 29 Mar 2011 12:08 |
The service is good and the recent three week beer festival provided some excellent ales. The regular brand choices such as various Nethergates will keep people visiting too. All year round their ales are very well kept so the staff/management score many brownie points for that. A big difference from pubs that offer the bog-standard GK IPA but have absolutely no idea how to keep it, why they should or even what it is! However, as usual there's a subjective downside. In early 2009 I visited on a Friday night which appeared to be reserved for youthful brightly-coloured blingers who seem eager to enjoy extremely close relationships with strangers. Reports from other visitors since then indicate that's still the case on Friday nights. I don't really feel like I'm in a pub and therefore can't consider it a 'local' in the traditional sense - but it's an okay place to be most evenings and Saturday nights... but, would I use it if there were no ale pumps? Sorry, no - I'm a beer snob. The ales are my only reason to go there. inthegutter - 22 Nov 2010 12:49 |
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This is my research for Wheeler Paper Makers and how I found yet another branch of Wheelers from the East of London who were Stevedors. It amuses me to think that one branch could be unloading the imported rags that the other Wheelers were making into paper. I am also researching the Dale family from Middlewich in Cheshire which was largely handed to me 'on a plate' as it were by a cousin. On the way back through the more immediate lines we have discovered a Parkinson problem that has caused many baffling questions that are still unanswered. Any information would be greatly appreciated and I am willing to share anything that mey be of help. |
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The Drug and Alcohol Planning Council advises the County Executive, the Director and staff of the Department of Human Services, and drug and alcohol addiction and counseling service providers. The Council communicates with service providers, and educates and informs the public regarding both the provision drug and alcohol services and the activities of the Council. Its presence is mandated by the Pennsylvania Drug and Alcohol Abuse Control Act of 1972 and the Pennsylvania State Plan for the Prevention, Treatment and Control of Alcohol and Other Drugs Abuse.
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The Council consists of an odd number of County residents, with a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 11, appointed by the County Executive, consistent with the applicable adverse interest laws. It must include at least one member to represent each of the fields of criminal justice, education, health care and human services, and at least one member with a prior history of chemical dependency and one under the age of 25 at the time of appointment.
The Council must also include at least two members of the minority population, and no less than 40% of the membership may be of one gender. To include the health care community in the local planning process, one staff member of the County Health Department sits on the Council in a non-voting, ex officio position, separate from the 15 members.
Members appointed to the Council serve without compensation for a first term of three years, and may be re-appointed for a second term. After a member serves two consecutive terms, a one-year absence from the Council is required before he or she becomes eligible for reappointment.
Any vacancy occurring in the membership is filled by the County Executive within 90 days. Any member who misses three consecutive meetings will be contacted by the Council to determine his or her interest in continued membership, and such insufficient attendance or other improper conduct may be just cause for the Council to remove the member by a two-thirds majority vote.
The officers of the Council are the Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary and Member-at-Large, all of whom are elected annually for the upcoming year at the last regular meeting of the current calendar year.
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The Family of Nathaniel and Hannah Hunt Collins MooreUpdated March 2, 2008 |
The informtion included on this page has been collected from various family sources. It is correct to the best of my ability. At this point I have nine generations in the Moore line and more in some of the wives' lines. I hope to be able to rename this page if/when I discover anything about the parents of Nathaniel Moore [ca.1728-1777]. My sources include major contributions from these and other distant relatives as well as my own investigations: Austin Cox Jennifer Rice Melissa Moser Anna Lou Arnett |
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Not a whole lot of interesting things are going on in the Portland food scene this week, but here are a few items that caught my eye. Fratelli Chef/Owner Willem Paul Klitsie has announced he is opening a new restaurant in downtown Vancouver Washington. Located at 907 Main Street in downtown Vancouver, Willem's on … [Read more...]
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Once again, Portland Food and Drink readers pick the best restaurants in Portland. As normal for this survey, I'm only listing the restaurants that stand out from the others by a large margin. Results were much tighter this year than in the past - once we get past Pok Pok, the spread is just 196 votes between the rest … [Read more...]
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) Shutterfly (SFLY - Get Report) shares jumped 14.6% to $49.87 amid reports that the company was looking for a buyer.
Citing anonymous sources, Bloomberg reported that Shutterfly hired the boutique investment bank Qatalyst Partners to find a buyer. The sources claimed that potential buyers included e-commerce companies and private equity firms, and may not lead to a transaction.
Shutterfly allows users to apply their digital images to objects such as photo albums, magnets, and mugs. The company's earnings per share in the last fiscal year was 19 cents a share, down from 55 cents a share in the prior fiscal year. As of yesterday's close, shares had declined 12% year to date.
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Shares of Vitacost (VITC) surged 27.1% to $7.98 after it was announced that the company would be acquired by Kroger (KR). "We are excited to join such a tremendous organization and believe this will be an outstanding partnership," stated Jeffrey Horowitz, Chief Executive Officer of Vitacost.com in the press release. "This transaction represents a significant premium for our shareholders and the company will benefit by leveraging Kroger's scale and resources to further drive the online healthy living industry to new heights." Kroger, the largest supermarket chain in the United States, signed a definitive agreement to purchase Vitacost, which sells vitamins and other health products online, for $8 per share in cash, or roughly $280 million. Kroger will finance the deal using debt. Kroger shares were down slightly, falling 0.10% to $49.48.
WebMD (WBMD - Get Report) shares climbed 4.4% to $52.06 in response to an analyst's upgrade. Steven A. Rubis of Stifel Nicolaus upgraded the online health information company to "buy" from "hold," giving it a $60 price target. Rubis cited advertising sales growth and strong industry trends. "We believe industry trends and sponsorship activity suggest WebMD advertising growth estimates likely increase rather than decrease," the analyst wrote in the note. This week, WebMD released its own health tracking mobile app, Healthy Target, built into the company's flagship app. Healthy Target will compete with Apple's (AAPL) new Health app and the forthcoming Fit app from Google (GOOG).
After yesterday's jump due to analysts' reports, JD.com (JD) shares fell 2.9% to $28.83. On Monday, JD, which is China's largest e-commerce direct seller, received bullish coverage from several rating agencies. Notably, Bob Peck of SunTrust Robinson Humphrey raised the price target to $35. Peck wrote, "Not only does JD have an early mover advantage and a top management team, but there are 10 large growth drivers that are creating a substantial opportunity for eCommerce in China and JD particularly." These advantages include growth in Chinese incomes and marketplace businesses. JD consists of two major segments: direct sales, which is similar to Amazon (AMZN) and accounts for 97% of revenues, and Marketplace, which is similar to eBay (EBAY). These segments grew 64% and nearly 120% last quarter, respectively.
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While Spaniards bled in a bloody civil war and all Europe looked on in morbid fascination...while Chinese troops Communist and Nationalist waged a defensive struggle against invading Japanese sweeping through Peking down into the Yellow River valley...and while the Berlin Olympics strove to lull the world into a confidence of peace, the United States engaged in its four-year ritual of the election of its President, as the incumbent Democrat, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, strove to secure a second term and protect the programs he had put into place during his first term, collectively known as the New Deal. These had been enacted to combat the economic and social upheaval of the Great Depression, which had caused massive unemployment and a loss of confidence in institutions and the government. There were positive signs to be pointed to, as more Americans were returning to work, and, despite massive expenditures of capital - a move criticized by some - there were also those who found hope in what the President had accomplished thus far. It promised to be a spirited campaign.
His opponent for the election was Alf Landon, former Republican governor from Kansas and one-time Progressive supporter of Teddy Roosevelt back in 1912. He was a fiscal conservative who also believed that the government should address social issues. He accepted some of the New Deal but also found it hostile to business and full of waste. An oil man from Kansas, Landon had a business background and a respect for the working man, concentrating his attacks particularly on big government, as he was a politician who opposed anything with the adjective big be it big government, big business, or big military. In 1932, he was one of the few Republican governors who had survived reelection and was therefore considered a strong candidate for President. However, one of his many weaknesses was his poor campaigning skills, preferring to ignore the primaries and leaving much of the strategy to his campaign staff.
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Each summer, a handful of Weldon School seniors embark on clinical internships to shadow physician mentors, observe clinical challenges, and bring back problems to solve in senior design. But, they return to campus with much more than notebooks filled with ideas and observations. They return with a seasoned perspective that can only be acquired on the front line of clinical medicine.
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Edward Delp, the Charles William Harrison Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and professor of biomedical engineering, has been named the 2015 Scientist of the Year by the Society for Imaging Science and Technology (IS&T), and SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics.
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A business plan presented on PurSpec Technologies Inc. (presented as BioMS) by Weldon School graduate student Yue Ren was runner-up in the Gold Division at the 28th annual Purdue Burton D. Morgan Business Plan Competition. The company was founded by Ren and Zheng Ouyang, associate professor of biomedical engineering.
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Purdue University has a long history of supporting strong women leaders. Aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart coached young women about careers at Purdue, former dean Dorothy Stratton was the first full-time Dean of Women Purdue, and alumna and astronaut Janice Voss logged 18.8 million miles and 49 days in space including a total of 779 Earth orbits. The trend continues with Purdue women innovators and entrepreneurs who are making their mark in the world of technology transfer and commercialization in a number of ways including patent filings, startup creation and licensing deals.
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Craig Goergen, a Purdue University assistant professor of biomedical engineering, says a new American Heart Association campaign that urges people to call 911 at the first sign of a heart attack can be a life-saver. Goergen, who studies cardiovascular disease, imaging and mechanics, says fast medical intervention after a heart attack can mean the difference between life and death.
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