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Wedding: 5/3/2014
The only word that comes to mind is AMAZING!, I could not have asked for any better service from everyone at the shop. I got my wedding gown and all of my bridesmaids dresses here! it was an hour drive from me but it was well worth it! from picking out my dress to having them all altered everything was great! i would definately recommend this bridal shop to everyone!
Wedding: 11/9/2013
I cannot say enough about J&B Bridals. After I got engaged, I made appointments at about 10 different bridal boutiques to try on dresses. We live in Frederick, MD and J&B Bridals was definitely the furthest from home. It took us a little over an hour to get to Chambersburg. J&B Bridals was one of the last places we checked out. I had already found the dress I loved at another shop, but didn't get a good feeling that particular place could take care of me throughout the entire process (alterations, day of preparation, etc). I expressed my concerns with J&B and they assured me the dress could be ordered and they would take care of all the details. After speaking with other brides who got their dress at J&B and with Jim and Barb, I was willing to make the drive in order to get my dress from J&B.
Initially, I worked with Mallory. My bridesmaids drove in from all over one day in February to look at and be fitted for dresses. We made a day of it and had such a blast. It was a surprisingly painless process and we all agreed and loved the dress we picked! Mallory measured everyone and we were so excited to get the dresses. Between that time and when the dresses arrived, Mallory had left J&B Bridals and I was turned over to another consultant, Amy. This was a blessing in disguise. Amy was absolutely amazing! When the bridesmaid dresses finally arrived in July, I drove up to pick them up and shipped them out to all of my girls (they are all over the east coast). A few days later, one by one, I got alarming text messages that none of their dresses fit. I was hysterical. I didn't know if they could be fixed in time. I immediately called Amy and she made me feel SO much better. They were absolutely willing to do whatever they had to do to make it right. I collected all of their measurements again, their dresses, and headed back up to J&B. Jim, the owner, Amy, and many other consultants were so apologetic and really did everything they could to make it right. They re-ordered all the dresses in the correct size and expedited their delivery. They arrived again in September and they were all perfect! Their response to the whole ordeal was so professional and made me feel at ease. I can't say thank you enough!
Another gem at J&B Bridals is the seamstress, Connie! She is a magician for sure! She made my dress look absolutely gorgeous! She made all the necessary alterations and added buttons, loops, and hooks where we felt we needed extra support. She also made my mom's dress look beautiful! Connie is the true definition of a hard worker and a beyond talented seamstress. I am so happy I chose J&B Bridals just so I got to work with her.
Two days before our wedding, my mom and I drove up to J&B to pick up the dress. It looked even more gorgeous after it had been carefully steamed and placed on a bust. Amy showed us exactly how to handle it and get it up to our wedding site. You could tell they took so much time to steam every last inch of my dress and it looked GORGEOUS. So many people commented on my dress and how beautiful it was. I can't thank J&B enough for making me, my bridesmaids, mother and flower girls look absolutely stunning on my wedding day!
Wedding: 10/4/2013
Jami at J&B Bridals was absolutely FANTASTIC to work with! I was referred to J&B by a coworker that had gotten her dress there a year before. We live about an hour away, but she assured me that it was well worth the drive. And it totally was. I had originally emailed them to see if they would be able to accommodate me—both with my budget, as well as the fact that I am plus size. Jami immediately returned my email, ensuring me that they had plenty to try on. We made an appointment for first thing on a Saturday morning. When we walked in, we were immediately greeted by the entire sales team, Jami introduced herself and took me back to the dresses right away. I had printed out some ideas, but really didn't know what I wanted—just no satin. Jami was able to pull multiple dresses from the rack (in my size too!) and took me back to the dressing room. She tirelessly put me in and out of dresses, and kept up the friendly conversation as well. I ended up buying the first dress that she had put me in! And it was on the clearance rack for $500! It was a gorgeous Mori Lee gown that I couldn't help but come back to with every dress that I tried on. While we were there, the owner (Jami's father) had introduced himself, congratulated me on the wedding and finding my dress, and ensured us that they were there for anything we needed. It was a year before my wedding, but they did not pressure at all for getting alterations done with them. They understood that I was out of the area, and they recommended a list of seamstresses that I could use if I chose, but I was not required. Even though we chose not to because of the distance, J&B really has everything you need for your wedding party—wedding gowns, tux rentals, mother dresses, flower girl dresses and bridesmaids dresses. Since I had purchased a clearance dress, the corset lace was tattered…Jami just told me to call back closer to the time of alterations and that she would mail me a new one, free of charge. And she did. The service and attention you receive at J&B Bridals is above and beyond what anyone is required to give. When you go to J&B, you just feel like part of the family—something that you can't get at most other places. The week after I bought my dress, I even received a handwritten thank you note from Jami, thanking me for buying my dress there. I cannot say enough good things about J&B Bridals—check them out, make the drive if needed. I promise you it is WORTH IT!
Wedding: 4/25/2011
I could go on and on about these lovely people but I don't need to. If you're a bride in the area, you don't need to go anywhere else! J & B is hands down the best you can get from every aspect - selection-service-knowledge-and most importantly, smiling faces that are ready to accommodate you and yours and just give you that bridal feeling. The highest of recommendations!!!
Wedding: 11/22/2014
The most beautiful gowns and tuxedos! We all looked and felt stunning!
Wedding: 10/4/2014
Tons of dresses to choose from and a helpful Friendly staff. We were very happy with our experience here. I purchased my dress, veil, undergarments and shoes here. Great customer service from beginning to end.
Wedding: 8/8/2014
J & B provided amazing service and Jackie helped me find my wedding dress. Before my appointment, I was e-mailing back and forth with Jackie about ideas, styles, and prices. When I went in for the appointment, some dresses were already pulled which helped us in being efficient. I was so appreciative of Jackie, who took my maximum price seriously. When my sisters begged me to try a dress on, Jackie was honest and told me its price before letting me fall in love with it :) They also helped me through the alteration process and the gown preservation when all was said and done.
J & B's friendly service and unique gown selection made finding a wedding dress fun and stress-free.
Wedding: 9/20/2014
I purchased my Bridal gown here and Jessica was amazing to work with. She help my MOH as well. Caridad worked amazingly with my husband to select a tux and tuxes for the Dads. All of the staff at J&B was amazing in helping with our selections, pick up, concerns, fittings, etc. I would definitely use again for formal attire. 5++++ stars
Wedding: 7/4/2014
J and B bridal was the best place to get a wedding dress. I bought my dress, all of the bridesmaid dresses, all of the tuxes and the mother of the bride dress. They were organized, helpful, kind, and respectful. They made you feel special and helped you with whatever you needed. I had many comments on how beautiful the dress was.
Wedding: 6/28/2014
The store is like the show. They have an amazing bridal showroom and actually know what they are doing to help you pick among the gazillion of dresses they have.
Wedding: 7/26/2015
The owners and employees are extremely knowledgeable and thoroughly enjoy their jobs. Every time we visited they stopped what they were doing to say hello. They made sure we were being treated like royalty. I would recommend them to anyone looking for any kind of dress or tux/suit. Their prices are extremely competitive and they have so much variety in their selection. Seriously, do yourself a favor and let J&B help you with your dresses, tuxes, and suits. You won't regret it.
Wedding: 8/9/2014
I had seen a Madeline Gardner dress that I loved here on theknot.com and then when I went to J&B Bridals they had the exact dress I was looking for!!!! I saw it from 15 feet away and knew it was the exact dress. The price was a little higher then I wanted to spend, but their kindness, advice, and patience was worth the extra cost. From the smiling, energetic girls who helped me find my dress to the lovely seamstresses who fitted it to me, J&B gets a 10 out of 10 in my book. Thank-you!!
They were great to work with and the choice was outstanding for our daughters wedding. We just loved the look.
Wedding: 6/1/2014
this was a great shop to get wedding dress. they called me ahead to see what i wanted. when i arrived for my appt, there were already several dresses pulled and ready for me to try on. Staff was friendly and knowledgable. my daughters got their dresses there as well. when one did not fit, they reordered with no fuss. i have already recommended to another bride, and will again.
Wedding: 6/7/2014
I purchased my wedding gown from J&B Bridal and was extremely happy with their gown selection and outstanding customer service. I live about 90 minutes from their store, but trust me when I say that it was well worth the drive!! I found J&B online when searching specifically for Mori Lee dresses, and I was so happy to find that they carried the full line of Mori Lee dresses by Madeline Gardner. My associate was Jamie and she was wonderful with listening to what aspects of a dress I liked/didn't like/had-to-have/etc. With her recommendations and dress pulls, I was able to find the perfect dress for me. I even received a hand-written thank you card from Jamie for purchasing my dress from their store! My dress arrived to the store much sooner than expected and they were sure to kindly remind me to pick up. I would recommend J&B to anyone!
Wedding: 5/24/2014
The people at J&B are fantastic. I had a long engagement and found my dress early on. After a year of not being in there, they still knew me by name, even on days when I didn't have an appointment. They are fabulous and their seamstresses are also amazing. Everything about J&B is perfect.
Wedding: 10/5/2013
I used J&B Bridals & Tux to dress our entire wedding party including our mothers. Jackie helped me the every step of the way and was extremely sweet throughout the whole process. This shop is normally busy so it's best to make appointments but that doesn't deter them from giving you their time. All of the dresses came in perfect and the alterations were also flawless; Connie was great and was able to do exactly what I needed. The tux's at J&B are also great because they're able to match the dresses ordered for the girls, although they seem a tad more costly than your typical David's they are sized to fit and will overnight new pieces if something may not perfect. I would recommend J&B to anyone looking for their perfect gown for wedding, prom, or any special occasion.
Wedding: 9/1/2013
Although very busy, they didn't rush me at all. They have sales and dresses for every price range. I had Jackie and she was amazing; she is polite, friendly, and obviously loves her job. I bought my bridesmaid dresses and my wedding gown here. Everyone is always friendly and helpful throughout the whole process and even after the wedding. I would definitely recommend this vendor!
Wedding: 7/20/2013
For our wedding the bridal gown, bridesmaid dresses, and tuxes were purchased through J&B Bridal. Everyone was extremely helpful, friendly, and willing to go the extra mile. Any time I had a question, I could call or email and would get an immediate response. They're wonderful!
Wedding: 7/13/2013
I can't put into words how wonderful it was to work with the Resh family at J&B!! Jami is by far the sweetest and most professional bridal consultant, that I now consider a friend!! You will be treated like family at J&B and helping brides create beautiful weddings is clearly a passion that they, as a company, hold as their top priority!! We purchased my wedding gown, my reception gown, all of my (custom-colored) bridesmaids dresses, mother's and grandmothers' dresses, and rented all tuxes through J&B...and given the chance, we would have most definitely purchased through them again!! It is no surprise that they have been in business for 35 years because they have wedding attire down to an art!! Thank you again Jami, Jackie, Jim & Barb and the whole J&B Family!!
Experience the J&B difference!
Celebrating over 30 years of service, J&B Bridals has grown to be the area's most complete wedding center. J&B has the perfect wedding gown, attendants gowns, accessories and tuxedos to make your wedding day incredible!
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America's Cup: Entry deadline extended by two months
Wed, 23 May 2012
The entry deadline for the 34th America's Cup has been extended to allow teams further opportunity to get the necessary sponsorship packages signed, and lift the entry level beyond the current three Challengers.
News of the move came in a story posted on the America's Cup website, in the course of an interview with Bruno Peyron, who along with his brother Loick, are trying to assemble a French challenge for the trophy.
Bruno Peryron is responsible for managing the team off the water, including securing the necessary resources that will allow Energy Team to continue to fight against the top teams all the way into the Louis Vuitton Cup in 2013. His brother Loick is the skipper and manages the sailing side of the campaign, which is currently limited to the America's Cup World Series.
The team will be buoyed by a win in Venice - said by Peyron to be the first by a French team in any event associated with the America's Cup (Louis Vuitton Cup, 12-Meter World Championships, Road to the America's Cup regattas, LV Trophy).
Peyron says a Protocol change voted by the competitors in Venice will help: 'Energy Team, along with some of the other teams, requested to move the entry deadline by two months to August 1st. Fortunately, the other challengers and the Defender agreed and voted through a Protocol change, so we now have a little bit more time to secure everything we need for our challenge.'
He says the win on the water in Venice will help as it demonstrates how competitive Energy Team can be, even against the best teams in the world. But he doesn't expect this win will be a magic key that suddenly unlocks the door to riches.
'This result won't change everything overnight. Most of the big corporate sponsors we talk to have always believed we will do well,' he says. 'Their final decision is based on many factors, not just our ability on the water. But this win in Venice certainly helps us show the possibility of success that exists with our team.
Previously Peyron mentioned that an AC72 catamaran program could be undertaken for as little as 16million Euros, with the basic design boat plus basic wingsail costing 8million Euros. That figure is substantially less than the 100million Euro price-tag believed to be attached to the other teams. Two of the challengers are running two-boat AC72 programs, a third, Luna Rossa, is running a single AC72 program. All are expected to have launched before the end of the new entry deadline.
It was also previously stated by America's Cup Regatta Director, Iain Murray that the 1 June 2012 date for the entry into the 34th America's Cup had been set at about the latest point where teams could enter and have a reasonable chance of building and campaigning an AC72 catamaran.
That seems to have changed in an effort to get a larger challenger entry level, which is the lowest since 1983. Changes to the Protocol and issues that pertain to the America's Cup only, have to be approved by the existing Challengers and Defenders, after a Jury ruling, which prevented changes being made to the America's Cup rules by teams that were not even entered in the regatta.
Others spoken to by Sail-World indicated that while the use of the basic design and wing sail would save teams some design work, the building and assembly of components was a complex task. Due to the requirements of the 19th century Deed of Gift which governs the trophy, and the Protocol for the 34th America's Cup, the boats must be built in the country of origin of the challenging club.
Outside of the America's Cup, the French are recognised as being the leading nation in large multihull design and construction, and the Peyron brothers have been at the forefront of this surge. It remains to be seen whether, even they, can pull together the necessary sponsorship, building and sailing program to get on the start line in San Francisco in July 2013.
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This hockey game is a followup to NHL Blades of Steel '99. It features real NHL teams and players.The game modes featured include an Exhibition mode, Season, and Playoffs. Options include setting the difficulty level ( either Rookie, Pro, or All-Star) of the computer opponent and another option specifically for the difficulty of the opposing goalie, length of each period (5,10, or 20 minutes), length of the overtime period (either 5 minutes or sudden death), turning on or off penalties, off-sides, icing, two line passes, fighting, fatigue, and injuries. Referees can be set to either be lenient, normal, or strict when officiating the game. Also line changes and control of the goalie can be set to either be automatic or manual. Finally their is an option to either have the game be a 4-on-4 or a 5-on-5 contest during the overtime period.
Some moves during the game that players can perform is that they can pass, steal, take wrist shots, slap shots, and throw body checks. Also, the game offers several different camera viewpoints (TV, Chase, Move, Top, On Ice, Normal 1, 2, and 3, Active 1 and 2, plus Scoreboard 1 and 2) when viewing the action.
In the season mode, players can set the number of games to be played to either be 7, 41 or 82 games. Playoffs can be set to either be a one game affair, or expanded to either be a best-of-three, five or seven game series. During the season, team and free-agent players also can be traded. Also, this mode features full statistical tracking.
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Safco Products Company Bamboo Wall Magazine Rack
Have a naturally beautiful display with the Bamboo Magazine Wall Rack. This astonishingly elegant wall rack easily holds nine magazines or 18 pamphlets to keep all your literature organized. The wall rack comes with removable dividers ensuring it can always meet your changing literature needs. This magazine rack is a wall unit and includes mounting hardware.
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I bought this game for the whole family. It's wonderful. There is another game at the MarketPlace that my kids want called Historical Conquest. It might take a while to save because of financial hard times, but on once things pick up it's a done deal. I so love American history.
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February 23, 2015 at 12:26am
I couldn't help notice that no one mentioned putting their coffee in the freezer to store them. I store mine in the freezer no matter if it is ground or whole bean. Right next to the batteries, lol.
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I guess The Gauntlet was left out for Arizona because Clint Eastwood was in it.
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No words except, tell that to the Vikings. Dare ya!
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Don't forget the Sanami (sp?) years back, it tweeked the earth. And what about that hugh Dam that China has been building. I read a report somewhere that said all the water it would hold back would effect the earths axis's too. But let's not dwell on something that does not hurt the U.S.. sarc off
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The teen might have been in trouble but good upbringing kicked in and he did the right thing. I'm hoping this is a life changer for him.
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Read Coast to Coast. They are being photographed for a book. Wow, the University needs to read the news. I just read about them on Coast to Coast, with pictures too. Colleges sure are dumbing down these days.
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TheBlaze Writing Staff, This story and any other story relating to the suspect Mike Brown should be written as such. Robbery suspect was fatally shot while fleeing Police pursuit. PERIOD. His skin color, age and gender should be placed at end of story if you feel you must. Or, Male robbery suspect fatally shot after attacking Police officer. No color mentioned. Very easy.
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Obama has made sure that all eyes are on Ferguson while our country is being invaded. How's that for a plan well executed?
November 10, 2014 at 10:42am
jody513, Your wife and I have the old history books in common. I would love to share titles of the books I have found. I am 7 years older then my husband and we were so blessed to adopt twin boys when we had been married only 9 months. I call them our honeymoon babies. 2 1/2 years later the same women asked us to adopt her then unborn daughter. I wonder if there is a study that we fit into, lol. Congratulations to you and your wife.
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Thank you Moozmom for the advice. I will, and I will also make it required reading in my home schooling.
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Thank you gyro.
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The-White-Wolf, As I have told my children I'll say it here, It is a CULT Period. A very insane, dangerous cult. Oh, I love wolves and your avatar is beautiful.
[6] November 9, 2014 at 3:51pm
Thank you for your service. I am from a police/military family. My grandfather was a mounted officer in D.C. in the early 20th century. My brother is retired from the Montgomery County Police Dept. My father and uncles service in the military. I believe you are correct. Unfortunately I had to run into a bad officer when I was being stalked in the mid 90′s. Even though I was blamed for everything that was being done to me I would still want to have police help if I need it. We live in a very sick and twisted world now where only what one thinks is all that matters. Just know I am not one who speaks up much but when I do I feel it needs to be said. Stay safe.
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I am a hunter, but I love wolves. I guess I don't understand the need to kill them. If left alone they would clean up places that coyotes have ravished. The coyote population in Yellowstone has cost the other animals greatly. With very few wolves to keep the coyotes in check so many other animal populations have suffered. I guess it is to hard for me to kill an animal so close to a dog in looks. I've also had 3 hybrid wolves in my life. They were wonderful companions who lived long lives and got along with my cats, birds and other dogs. I'm a sucker for wolves.
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That's great to hear. I canceled my renewal the other day. I will stick around to see the progress. If all does go well I just might renew. I'm still having a hard time getting past the border visit. I live in AZ. so Glenn's trip really did upset me. I have been here since 1979 and see the impact illegals have on this state everyday. Thanks Monk for lighting the fire.
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We are so screwed! It's all I can think of.
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I wish it would happen so it would be over. I might die of a stress induced heart attack just waiting for it. I'm in AZ so I know we are closer to the spread of obola (I spelled it that way to acknowledge who I blame).
[1] October 13, 2014 at 6:05pm
Me too! And the video was no more then a few moving pictures. Come on, you gota do better than that. At least show the home at it's new location.
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So poor he could afford a plane ticket to travel across the ocean. Yea, I wish I was that poor. Doesn't his country offer health insurance? Oh yeah, America should cover everyone on the planet. This man and his family are far from poor. Anyone who can travel past the boarder of their town has more than most, period.
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Sure, I get there are edge cases where you might want to get a call from an unknown caller. The circumstances on your list (for me) are rare. I'm talking maybe once every few years rare. Robocalls are obnoxious and legion. I pretty much don't even answer my landline anymore because it rings several times a day with junk calls. Registering the number on the do not call lists had zero effect. More needs to be done to punish purveyors of this service at the source.
It would be nice if you could have your telco provider apply an aggressive spam filter by default.
If you're in the big chair, you're responsible. That's part of the package of being the President. If you don't like some existing policy then you work to change it. I haven't seen any evidence of that in this realm by the Obama administration. On the contrary, surveillance seems to be accelerating. And for the record, I didn't vote for the previous guy.
Any excuse is given to erode civil liberties. If it wasn't drugs, it would have been something else.
If the Winkletwins want to hype it up long enough so that I can dispose of the last of my BTC stash while 1BTC is still over US$200, I'm game.
Having bitcoins kept in a US bank seems to defeat the purpose of bitcoin, but it it helps me with my previous point, then by golly, full speed ahead.
Yes, it sure does happen. Just ask the politically incorrect (for the current administration) non-profit orgs who got "special attention" by the IRS. Knowing where you live is one thing...having the ability to freeze all your assets or deny your org legitimate rights afforded to "politically correct" orgs that get little scrutiny is a whole new class of bullying.
For the "audiophile" market, it's all about marketing. There are companies out there that are quite successful at selling multi-thousand dollar speaker cables to the gullible with deep pockets. It doesn't have to actually "sound better". I doubt they expect to move these in high volume, but there are certainly a number of folks that will buy it as a prop and show that they really care about their music.
Subject to opinion, but a lot of people feel like the quality (in terms of story) of content has gone down so they lose interest.
Ticket prices have skyrocketed and who really likes paying "movie prices" for things like soda and popcorn after getting reamed on the admission cost?
It's much more convenient to purchase VOD titles and watch on your own schedule.
Home theater displays and audio gear has become significantly cheaper so it's possible to get a very good viewing experience at home.
I think piracy has little to do with it. The people who are going to steal, are going to do it anyway. I doubt the population of those people is growing significantly. It's the number of non-pirates that's not bothering to consume movies in the cinema that's the "problem."
In short: The industry is actively chasing away consumers and technology is making it "worse" by creating an environment where people can get similar experiences on their own schedule at home using VOD. Do I want to deal with the hassle of going to the cinema or do I want to wait a little while and then watch on a large high def display in the comfort of my own home.
You voluntarily hand over your privacy to a group with a long history of treating your life as their product. And then you act shocked when they take liberties with what they feel is theirs....
I find it hard to feel sorry for people who complain. Welcome to the flipside of being able to tell people that you passed gas while lunching at Starbucks with the press of a button. *yawn*
A way to avoid bloat in docker.
I don't understand the need to inject all the platform bloat into Docker. Why not just fold docker functionality into an existing platform such as OpenStack to handle all those "extras" that are being contemplated? The work to integrate the two is already in progress:
OpenStack is simply a cloud framework. What does any of that have to do with Oracle? In any case, this would be a great test case for a ginormous ceph cluster. I use ceph in conjunction with approximately 10PB of storage and am looking to increase that by at least an order of magnitude over the next year or two.
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At the end of the day, the guy is selling a tool...a basic CNC milling machine. Those are available all over the place and serve many more purposes than allowing the owner to mill gun parts. I guess the next step is to prohibit people from selling files and drill bits because they can also be utilized for gunsmithing purposes. Where does it end?
I'm sure he can find another payment processor that doesn't have a political agenda.
Why don't they come out and call a spade a spade...the Chinese government aids, at worst, or allows, at best, this activity. Ask anyone who has spent any time living in China. It's pretty difficult to do anything that they don't like and if when you do manage to circumvent the rules, it's only because you're greasing the palms of someone inside the government. "Hacking group".....riiiiiiiiiight. (rolling eyes)
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Just curious who's using what filter. I have used purolator pure one filters since my first oil change.
This is a discussion on whick oil filter are you using within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Just curious who's using what filter. I have used purolator pure one filters since my first oil change....
Just curious who's using what filter. I have used purolator pure one filters since my first oil change.
06-wrx: stage 2 and loving every minute of it!
AmsOil Ea full synthetic filter, 15 microns at 98.7% efficient. Compared to a paper filter that would be 39.3% efficient.
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i use the filter from the dealership
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It was brough to my attention that the oe filter and the purolator filters are exactly the same, thats why I have been using the purolator
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I use the factory filter with a new crush washer/drain plug on each change. This prevents subaru from putting the blam on the oil filter if something goes wrong. If you buy them in bulk (around 6-10 of each) and are really nice to the dealership you can usually get a small discount.
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Does the Amsoil filter result in lower wear numbers than the works filter if the two are used roughly the same number of miles and with the same motor oil?
The works filters were made by Purolator and also others; the current filter is apparently Japanese. In any case, 302@12psi makes an excellent point IMO:
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If you are looking at investing in Royal Dutch Shell, then you have probably looked at all of the other integrated oil and gas companies as well. After all, the logic for buying Shell is very similar to the rest of the bunch. So, what is it that sets Royal Dutch Shell apart from the rest, and why should Shell be your choice? To help you make a decision on whether to buy Shell's stock, let's take a look at how it stands in comparison to its peers, as well as how the company's shares are valued in relation to both the market as well at Shell's historical valuation.
Shell's case that it's the best of the bunch
Shell hasn't exactly been the best-performing company in terms of earnings or returns recently, and management isn't trying to hide it, either. In its most recent analyst presentation, Shell shows that it has been the worst performer on both earnings per share as well as return on average capital employed over the past four years. The only thing that has likely kept it from being one of the worst-performing Big Oil players over that time period was the Macondo well blowout, which decimated BP's share price.
The one thing Shell does appear to have going for it, though, is cash flow generation. Not only has the company been able to remain the second best company in terms of cash flow growth over the past few years, but its recent moves to clear cash-consuming aspects of the business have improved its free cash flow significantly. So far this year, Shell has generated almost as much cash as it did in all of 2012, which was the best year for free cash flow since before the financial crisis.
This big uptick in cash flow is a promising sign, especially since Shell and some of its peers have been struggling to convert operations to free cash in the past couple of years.
If Shell can maintain this pace and see robust growth in free cash flow, it would give Shell's management a lot more flexibility in what it would like to do in the future -- with either the ability to throw off some extra cash to shareholders through buybacks, or even look to make a few well-placed acquisitions. This could go a long way toward improving Shell's stock performance.
Scouring through the numbers
One thing you need to keep in mind when looking at Shell and the other members of Big Oil is that it is a cyclical business heavily reliant on the price of oil to drive earnings. In fact, this cyclical nature is why the entire energy sector trades at a Robert Schiller adjusted price to earnings ratio of 16, while the Schiller adjusted P/E ratio of the S&P 500 is at 26.3. So, just because the valuation for these companies is considerably lower than the S&P doesn't mean they are cheap. That being said, let's take a look at the numbers for Shell and its peers.
Company | Price/Earnings | Enterprise Value/EBITDA | Enterprise Value/Total Revenue | Price/Tangible Book Value |
Royal Dutch Shell | 15.9x | 5.3x | 0.7x | 1.5x |
Chevron | 12.2x | 4.3x | 1.2x | 1.6x |
ExxonMobil | 12.6x | 5.9x | 1.1x | 2.3x |
BP | 13.6x | 4.8x | 0.5x | 1.5x |
Total | 12.1x | 4.6x | 0.8x | 1.8x |
Even though Shell is trading right around the broader sector average and is pretty close on EBITDA and sales ratios, it is trading at a bit of a premium to the rest when it comes to price to earnings. The reason it is close on EBITDA and revenue metrics but not on earnings has a lot to do with the fact that its margins are on the weak side compared to its peers.
Company | Gross Margin | EBITDA Margin | Net Income Margin |
Royal Dutch Shell | 15.6% | 10.9% | 3.64% |
Chevron | 28.8% | 19.4% | 9.61% |
ExxonMobil | 28.3% | 15.6% | 8.59% |
Total | 29.2% | 16.1% | 5.45% |
What really brings Shell's numbers into perspective is comparing them to historical averages. Compared to its historical valuation over the past 10 years, Shell looks pretty overvalued based on its current price to earnings ratio and its enterprise value to EBITDA ratio.
Royal Dutch Shell's Valuation | Today | Historical Average (last 10 years) |
Price/Earnings | 15.9x | 8.75x |
Enterprise Value/EBITDA | 5.3x | 4.24x |
Enterprise Value/Total Revenue | 0.62x | 0.7x |
Price/Tangible Book | 1.5x |
1.68x |
One thing to note, though, is that Shell's shares trade at a slight discount as far as price to tangible book and price to total revenue. This could indicate two things: 1) That there are some large items on Shell's books that aren't generating income -- cough, Kashagan, cough -- and once they do, it will increase earnings and in turn lower the earnings ratios; or 2) There are a high amount of overvalued assets on the books that generate lots of sales, but little profitability. Considering the company is in the middle of a major asset sale to increase cash flows, I would lean toward the latter.
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Shell may be generating some pretty large sums of free cash today, but there aren't many other things that really wow investors with this company. It trades at a premium to its peers while generating lower returns on capital and pretty weak margins overall. There is a possibility investors are betting Shell will emerge as a more profitable company after its major asset sales and divestment program, but that is a little more speculative, because we don't exactly know what the company would look like afterwards.
If forced to make a decision on whether to buy now or not. I personally would decline and look at one of its peers, like ExxonMobil or Chevron, because their outlooks for future cash flow and earnings are clearer, and their capital spending programs aren't being cut as much. Also, these companies both trade at a slight discount to Shell and are closer to their historical average valuations today.
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Um, I sure hope not! Why would we think otherwise? Jumping on a pregnant lady's belly, not a good idea. And Heidi Klum has banned her munchkins from doing just that.
Heidi and husband Seal are parents to three kids, daughter Leni, 5, and sons Henry, 4, and and Johan, 2 1/2, and they have warned their brood not to be too chaotic around Heidi's pregnant belly.
The supermodel mom said, "I had to stop them jumping on my tummy. They don't really understand there is actually a real human being in there." Yes, preggo's should not have their belly jumped on!
Heidi said she wants all of her children to have a good education. "You want them to stay in school and you want them to have a vision of what they want to be and give them ideas and encourage them. I definitely want to get involved and do that, think about job ideas.
She added, "Nowadays children look at everyone in the magazines and they want to be a basketball star or on a television show, but there are only so many people who can do those things. But you still should aim or dream for these things."
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The Argentina Independent has a great feature on Carlos Gamerro, a very interesting Argentine writer who once contributed to Three Percent and has a couple books coming out in translation. Here's Joey Rubin's intro:
The time has come for Carlos Gamerro to speak English. Born into a bilingual family in Buenos Aires in 1962, he's been using the language since childhood. Since the 1990s, he's been translating from it (books by Auden, Shakespeare and Graham Green) and lecturing in it (at the Iowa Writers Workshop in the US; at Cambridge University in the UK). But now, readers can welcome the author into a different kind of English conversation: over the next year, two of his novels will be released in first-ever English editions. Those books—'El secreto y las voces' and 'Las islas'—will be released in the UK as 'An Open Secret' (Pushkin Press, 2011) and 'The Islands' (& Other Stories, 2012).
They are part of a diverse and cultivated body of writing that includes other novels ('El sueño del señor juez' and 'La aventura de los bustos de Eva'), literary essays ('Harold Bloom y el canon literario' and 'El nacimiento de la literatura argentina y otros ensayos'), and short fiction ('El libro de afectos raros'), works that have helped make Gamerro, according to fellow writer Federico Falco, "one of the inescapable narrators of his generation." In the last year alone, he's released two new books: the novel, 'Un yuppie en la columna del Che Guevara', and the literary study, 'Ficciones Barrocas'—both to significant acclaim.
Bad Burgers, available here in an original English translation, has been published thrice before in Spanish—in the magazine 'Pisar el césped', the newspaper Página 12, and in the story collection 'El libro de afectos raros'. It distills much of what makes Gamerro's writing distinctive; what Federico Falco, writing in the newspaper Perfíl, has called "the three fundamental pillars" on which Gamerro's writing stands: "brilliantly hatched plots, characters who, without surrendering the profound, rub up against pop culture, and a view of the national reality somewhere between critical and humorous." Reason enough for English-speakers to listen to what he has to say; now, at long last, in our native tongue. tion ('El libro de afectos raros'), works that have helped make Gamerro, according to fellow writer Federico Falco, "one of the inescapable narrators of his generation." In the last year alone, he's released two new books: the novel, 'Un yuppie en la columna del Che Guevara', and the literary study, 'Ficciones Barrocas'—both to significant acclaim.
And here's the opening of the interview:
Joey Rubin: You have two books coming out soon in English translations — 'An Open Secret' and 'The Islands'. Can you tell us a bit about the process of bringing them into English? Are they your first full-length works to be published in English?
Carlos Gamerro: Yes, these are my first full-length works to be brought into English. After a few near misses — all of them in the UK, I suppose it's a side effect of my upbringing. Or maybe it's one of the mysterious effects of a general trend of Argentine culture where practically all the 'English' schools are precisely that, English (even though mine advertised itself as Scottish).
So, after years of waiting, I suddenly found myself with two publishers vying for my work! Pushkin is a prestigious publisher of classics and choice new fiction, and & Other Stories is an exciting new venture you should do a piece about! I was lucky in that both accepted my choice of translator, Buenos Aires-based, England-born Ian Barnett, who's been living in Argentina for ages now, is an avid reader of Argentine fiction and has been wanting to do my stuff since he first read 'Las islas' back in 1998. His translations of me are 'in collaboration with the author' although my role is actually less to collaborate than to drive him crazy. With 'An Open Secret' we were using the 'comments' option and towards the end I thought of looking at the numbers and we had reached comment 1,500! But it's a dream situation: to have the same translator for all my books, one who is open (or resigned) to all suggestions, who is obsessive, devoted and, to top it all, a good friend.
The whole interview is worth checking out, as is Joey Rubin's translation of Bad Burgers.
I'm personally very excited to get my hands on both of Carlos's forthcoming books, which we'll definitely review here. (And maybe include in Read This Next?)
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Lenten Fish Fry Fridays: Join us each Friday of Lent for all-you-can-eat fried or baked fish, cheese pizza, various sides and a drink. The dates are: Feb. 27, Mar. 6, 13, 20 and 27. Cost is $8 for adults, $5 kids ages 3-10, under 3 free and a $35 family maximum. The meal is served from 5:30-7 pm in the school gym. CLICK HERE for more information or to sign up to volunteer.
Join the fun for a Family Trivia Night and Pot Luck Dinner on Saturday, March 7 from 6-9 pm in the parish center. To learn more, visit the Family Ministry page. CLICK HERE to register.
Don't give up chocolate for Lent ... instead, do something life changing! CLICK HERE to see what GIFT has planned for a Lenten study.
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Save the NEW date for the next Women's Guild Meeting, March 3. Sister Marie Hesed will be the speaker. CLICK HERE to see the details.
March 8 is the date for the next Pancake Breakfast sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Proceeds will benefit the Sacred Heart Rice Bowl project.
The Parish Reconciliation Service will be held on March 9: Soup Supper will be held from 5:30-6:45 pm; the Reconcilation Service begins at 7 pm. Every Saturday throughout the year, our priests celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation from 2:30-3:30 pm.
On Monday, March 16, the Knights of Columbus and Women's Guild will celebrate St. Patrick's day.
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Austin brewer Jester King has just announced that bottles of its Black Metal imperial stout will soon be on the shelves. The release in full: AUSTIN, TEXAS — A small number of Black Metal 750ml bottles will begin making their way to Austin retailers tomorrow, and to those throughout the remainder of the state starting […]
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The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission today granted label approval to Austin brewer Jester King for its Black Metal Imperial Stout and Wytchmaker Rye IPA. Here's a first look at the approved labels: Both of these excellent beers will be served in 750ml (25.4-ounce) bottles. TABC testing showed the Wytchmaker to have an alcohol-by-volume content of […]
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Jester King Craft Brewery is set to debut its Boxer's Revenge Provision Farmhouse Ale at tomorrow's grand-opening party, rain or shine: Boxer's Revenge is inspired by the hearty "stock ales" or "provision ales" produced by some of iconic farmhouse breweries located along the Franco-Belgian border and named in honor of the stalwart workhorse in George […]
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Jester King, the Austin brewery that has already brought three beers to Houston, is holding a Grand Opening on Jan. 29. That's a Saturday. The party will be from 1 to 9 p.m. at the brewery, 13005 Fitzhugh Road, off U.S. 290. I hope to see you in Austin. Until then, it's worth the effort […]
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Summer 2000 Vol. 17 No. 2 Publication Number: USPS 244-800 Contents
FAQ: Samford
Heading to Graduate School with a Fistful of Scholarship Dollars
Viewpoints: Berry and Flynt
Unclaimed Bargains
Miss Alabama 2000
Campus News Samford, WMU Name Vaughn Director of Christian Women's Leadership Center
Determined Nurse Bell Keeps Clinic Open, Studies Business Side with Stanley Scholarship
Leadership for a Changing World: Rice Suggests Formula for Success
Samford's Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing Received CCNE Accreditation for Bachelor's, Master's Programs
'Burst of New Energy upon the Sciences'
Sports Major Gift to Athletics
Bulldogs Plan to Exercise Option Again in 2000
Men's Team Captures First TAAC Track Title
News Briefs Bill Mathews Named VP as Laverne Farmer Retires
Interior Design Gets FIDER Accreditation
Translation Prompts Scholarship Fund
Other Stories Bobby Bowden Day Faculty Accolades Class Notes In Memoriam Births
Summer 2000
A further glance at season 2000 prospects: Offense-Kellett ran for 762 yards and passed for 831 as a redshirt freshman last year, showing a natural ability to read opposing defenses. Leading rusher Jerome Russell (3,142 career yards) graduated, but running back Rashad Brewer (1,987 career yards) and fullback Kadell Wright (13 touchdowns in seven games last year) are back. Up front, three-year starters Philip Duplantis at tackle and Jim Dudley at guard lead the way. Aryvia Holmes (24 catches as a true freshman) is a talented receiver and kick returner. Defense-Lamar Whitaker, last year's sack leader with six, and Brent Robinson are back in the line. Matthew Forester (57 tackles and three late-season starts) inherits middle linebacker from I-AA All Independent Fred Bishop, who graduated. Jason Long and Lewis Cole bring experience at linebacker. Michael Williams (43 tackles and six broken up passes) returns at cornerback. Schedule Notes-Samford will play six Thursday night games (a trend in Division I-AA), starting at traditional rival Chattanooga Aug. 31. The Bulldogs will play their first Division I foe since 1997, meeting Big West Conference member North Texas in Denton Oct. 5.


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