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As with my last "point" I'm venturing from the normal succinct statement to provide a public service announcement to the embedded Islamic threat within the U.S. Government.
This screen capture of Department of Homeland Security adviser Mohamed Elibiary is all you need to know about the view, plan, and tactics of Radical Islam as well as the willful ignorance and possible Dhimmitude of the U.S. Government.
God help America, though I'm not sure why
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Posted: April 8, 2012 | Author: barenakedislam | Filed under: Islam in America |
The 44th President of the United States, Barack Hussein Obama and Muslims are thrilled about the new blood red Muslim 44-cent Forever stamp. Make sure you don't get stuck with these when you buy a roll of Forever stamps. Demand the 'NON-TERRORIST' version.
Divided States (H/T SilverLady) Barack Hussein Obama, who recently proclaimed, "We are no longer a Christian nation" to the delight of Muslims worldwide as they continue their war against Judaism and Christianity, is pleased to see the final and permanent creation of a Muslim stamp commemorating the 2 most important festivals in the Islamic calendars. The final Islamic 44 cent stamp has become permanent while Obama, the 44th President, expressed his appreciation for the accomplishment in a recent Islamic relations dinner in Washington.
The Muslim holidays Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha were honored on the US Postal Stamp, the "Forever Stamp" in May of 2011. On these days, Muslims wish each other Eid mubarak, (no, that's not a translation for, "We Love Mubarak". No it simply means "blessed festival."
The phrase shown in gold calligraphy on the stamp can also be paraphrased as, "May your religious holiday be blessed." This phrase was chosen over the proposed "Allahu Akbar" in fear that the latter might offend some Americans and Israelis who associate that phrase with Islamic Extremists who shout it just prior to launching their murderous attacks.
MUSLIM INTIMIDATION Successfully "Muzzles" Documentary On Islam
Eric Allen Bell to cancel documentary on Islam
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Right now, Bell is #1,000 on the Muslim hit list. What do you want to bet a certain well-known terror-linked, inappropriately-named 'Muslim civil rights' group in America is behind these threats?
ORIGINAL STORY: leftist-writer-and-filmmaker-learns-the-high-price-of-telling-the-truth-about-islam
Poste deVeille (H/T Susan K) Eric Allen Bell is an author and award-winning director of Hollywood. Very popular with the American radical left, he wrote regularly for the DailyKos site, which receives a milion visitors a day.
He directed the documentary Not Welcome on a controversial Islamic Center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee in which he presents the project's opponents as bigots and sectarian Christians. In the weeks that followed, he deepened his research into Islam, especially in light of the victory of Islamists in Arab countries. He has published three items in which he denounced the dangerous alliance with the Islamists left, which led to his being fired from Daily Kos. Read this article in which he tells his story: The price for daring to speak the truth.


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i saw that -- saw one rollei tlr, if he had more cameras worth bothering with you can bet he'd show them.
Look closely, most of that stuff is the sort of thing you can buy for $10 at a thrift store -- repairing and reselling at a profit is not going to work with this stuff. This guy obviously was a hoarder -- he bought everything, no matter what. I guess it's not as messy as hoarding cats, not as flammable as hoarding newspapers.
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But think how much we would lose if there were only a few emulsions. We would loose certain possibilities and also I think that we lose people along the way each time something is discontinued. As we lose shooters .... less consumption and higher prices. For instance as Efke was making the decision to get out I was about to buy two hundred rolls of its iso 25 film in both 35 and 120 and stock up on a ton of its silver rich fixed grade paper for lith. That week they announced and I changed plans. I don't want to watch a dwindling freezer as experience leads me to love a particular film or paper more and more. No ... I'm no in need of that kind of suffering!
Personally I use 3 Nikon F3hp's for when we go on one of our by-monthly photo trips and I sometime use the 35 the whole time and sometimes when we walk around a city. I keep arista premium (plus-x) @iso 80 in one body, and sometimes switch to fomapan 100 or 200 for a different look. I keep arista premium 400 @ 320 for when the light changes in a second F3 and the same film at 1600 for diafine when needed. That way I can shoot fairly wide open in bright light all the way to the end of the day .... and it keeps me for reaching for my D3, and keeps me grinning.
We like to shoot garden cemeteries up and down the east coast. Mostly we use a Mamiya 645 MF and a Mamiya RZ. There are of course advantages and disadvantages to all systems and on the RZ for example the disadvantage is the 1/400th top speed and the fact that I don't see well enough to focus if I use more than a two stop ND. Iso 25 sure comes in handy on some days whereas iso 100 is fine the rest of the way. I love the look of the fomapan films, shooting old cemetery statues and angels. The look somehow fits, imho. But that film really sucks for night time shooting.
Well, I know that all the examples I've used are obvious ... so perhaps the reason that one film would never work for me is that I have not found one single passion for what I like to shoot, like some of you have .... my subject matter is all over the place. But that adds to the enjoyment of it for me. At this point I feel like that I am standing at the film buffet, faced pressed agains the glass, marveling at the wealth, pondering the delights, and salivating, and I can't wait to get at it, each and every film day.
When I imagine standing there ... looking at a equivalent of a cupcake and a loaf of bread, the same things I've eaten every day for the last year ... again - Well, the price hike on that RHDesign thing of beauty ... it's not bad at all. One film and one developer and no choice - now that IS what I dread! You may find me, then, at McDonalds eating digital


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More West Seattle biz notes: Friends & Co expands; Revo progressJanuary 22, 2009 at 2:07 pm | In Luna Park, West Seattle businesses, West Seattle news, West Seattle restaurants | 6 Comments
Good to hear about booming business, giving the continued tough news from other quarters, so here are two more updates:
SECOND "FRIENDS": Doris Goulet, owner of the popular Junction craft store Friends and Company, is opening a second location in Issaquah this spring; thanks to Michael at Liberty Bell Printing for the tip. *Added later* Doris also has written about the big news on her website. (Another Junction business that's expanding is Cupcake Royale, which recently announced it's opening a fourth location, on Capitol Hill.)
CAFE REVO "LOOKING FINISHED": Still awaiting an exact date (co-owner Sofia Zadra Goff tells WSB final inspections have just begun), but Cafe Revo – the new Italian restaurant in the Luna Park business district on Avalon – has been sending updates saying they're almost ready to open. You can see lots of new photos of the completed interior on this page of the CR website.
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Congratulations Friends and Company. It is no surprise that a store this great is expanding! Your staff is friendly and helpful and your have a great selection. I know Issaquah will be improved by your being there. I will look forward to your grand opening!
Comment by Stamper — 3:25 pm January 22, 2009 #
Cafe Revo almost ready to go? Fantastic! I know a lot of folks who can't wait to sample their cuisine!
Looked like they are getting closer based on what I could see yesterday driving by! I hope they get lots of support from the community – kind of a bad time to open a new restaurant. I wish them all the best and can't wait to try it!
Comment by add — 5:41 pm January 22, 2009 #
I CAN'T WAIT to go to Cafe Revo! The menu looks wonderful and it's just the type of restaurant West Seattle needs. Bella!
Comment by Meghan — 10:56 am January 23, 2009 #
Will you be in the space where Make an Impression is? Loved that store!
Comment by bj — 10:53 pm January 24, 2009 #
Adjacent to that store, according to the announcement subsequently posted on Doris's website:
Which reminds me I meant to publish an update with that info and also the fact she's having a barbecue at the West Seattle store tomorrow.
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Re: I feel bad for TreyarchIzjar11 Dec 7, 2012 7:44 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
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I actually feel bad for Treyarch. 99% of the people do not realize it is impossible to cater to everyone! There are going to be some things you will like and some things you dont like, deal with it kids! All Treyarch can do is try to make the game as fair as possible, it's not to make sure every little whining baby can run around with their favorite setup all the time.
As far as lag/matchmaking is concerned I don't feel bad for them as it definitely needs to be fixed. But some of the comments on here are pathetic. You guys actually think they aren't trying to fix these problems? You think they are ignoring them? If you do you are an IDIOT! It takes time people, these issues aren't easy to fix and if they were they wouldn't exist in the first place. Grow up!
I wouldn't feel bad, they sold a product made "mucho plata" and yes many will never be happy, many who keep playing continue to claim they can't get back to MW, or MW2 or BO or MW3. But they continue purchasing the games, year after year.
But there are issues that are serious, and remove fairness from the game, these issues (latency, ping balancing, spawn) should be improved.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchghamorra Dec 7, 2012 7:49 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
They clearly weren't trying to please everyone. This game was made for one playstyle and they went out of their way to ensure other playstyle would be inferior. So you can't really say Trey was trying to make everyone happy
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchDestro788 Dec 7, 2012 7:55 AM (in response to ghamorra)
100% correct and that's why people are so pissed off! If it were fair and the game worked people would be busy playing the game. I never posted on the forums before this disaster of a release before. I'm fed up with it, I'm not going to sit on the sidelines and hope they fix it later.
We had lots of fun playing S&D for years as a clan and now we just can't stand the game at all! I don't feel sorry for them, if the game was not ready it should have never went to street. The money they make is sick, and usually I say that's cool, but this is unforgiveable.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchdominican15 Dec 7, 2012 7:51 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
For the most part i do agree with your message about there being too many cry babys on this forum, but about feeling sorry for them treyarch ... Not one bit, every since the game came out these guys arent still able to fix the lag, this game can be as good as it can but if its not playable then whats the point? Tell me one reason why we should deal with whosever got the best connection wins? For the most part i never have a problem with my connection but the people that im playing up against, i can feel their frustration.
Whats most comcerning to me is that this problem is very similar to that on black ops which they were never able to fix... Modern warfare 3 and black ops 2 came out and still black ops has lag/comnection problems. I hate to admit it but modern warfare 3 was 100% better at this.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchsstang1 Dec 7, 2012 7:54 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
I don't really have a problem with the "Balance" - Guns - Score Streaks - etc.
I just want good matchmaking so if I lose a fight it was fair and not because others have the benefit of a better connection.
Its all about the matchmaking for me.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchBukLau101 Dec 7, 2012 7:56 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
People will always complain no matter what but I definately don't feel sorry for Treyarch every year cod rakes in millions for Activision/Infinity Ward/Treyarch.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchT-Wizzle09 Dec 7, 2012 8:11 AM (in response to BukLau101)
Correction, BIllions.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchT-Wizzle09 Dec 7, 2012 8:09 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
No way in hell I can agree with your post. You pay for a game, you expect it to be finished. You don't expect for a company to release an unfinished product and HOPE they fix it over time. What if Sony hyped you up over a PS4 and sold you one that wasn't fully finished? and told you that they will be sending you parts over the next few months, but try to enjoy it for now? I'm sure you would be mad. It's the mentality of people like you that gives Treyarch/IW a reason to do what they do. They know people like you will continue to buy the game and feed their pockets.
As people have stated before, if they would only fix the one major issue, the lag, a lot of the complaining would go down. And don't give me that "it takes time" bs. People have been saying that very line since MW2 days, after the whole IW and Activision drama. How much time does a company that is selling a game and making billions of $$$ off of it need to fix a pretty simple problem? (considering this is what they do for a living, not too long). Also, considering they have 2 years since the last release of a game to make a game.. There shouldn't be as many problems as there is. Good job QA team.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchJaggajatt187 Dec 7, 2012 8:18 AM (in response to T-Wizzle09)
Totally agree, the game they sold us has a 12 month life cycle. It's been a month and it's been borderline unplayable for most of it and they are asking us for patience? They're gonna allow us to enjoy it for 6 month out of 12 and then drop a new game on us. The reason they realeased this game whenever they did was to collect huge bonuses by meeting certain criteria set forth by activision. Tray Arch knew this game would be a steaming POS on the PS3 @ launch and did it anyway. So no I don't feel bad for them one bit, they're fixing a game that they deliverd unfinished in order to collect bonuses and have the nerve to deny that Lag exists or that the PS3 plays BO2 as good as the 360.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchWolfpack4Life Dec 7, 2012 9:21 AM (in response to Jaggajatt187)
Also, you have to realize this has been your personal experience. For me BO2 has been great the first month. Odd lag issue and a couple hard freezes other than that it has been just fine and i've enjoyed playing it way more than MW3 and will continue to enjoy it.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchJaggajatt187 Dec 7, 2012 10:29 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
The fact that it's a crap port from 360 is not a personal opinion its fact. Lag obviously isn't affecting everyone because for every person on the bad end of lag comp there are people on the good end. This forum is full of people who are experiencing lag, and that is the number one complaint by far. You might be enjoying the game, and I'm glad someone is, but once they patch the game and fix lag we might be on the opposite side of the argument. So enjoy who know's how long it will last.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchT-Wizzle09 Dec 7, 2012 8:26 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
Wolfpack4Life wrote:
these issues aren't easy to fix and if they were they wouldn't exist in the first place. Grow up!
I actually laughed at this part. There are PLENTY of online multiplayer games with no lag and really no other issues. It's not a bad idea to be grown up and to be knowledgeable. Don't listen to the bs that these companies and a lot of people on this forum feed you.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchteerev Dec 7, 2012 8:24 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
Who cares about classes being fixed, or killstreaks nerfed. I dont even care about SMG's and Shotties goin off like they do, I care about the Lag issues and only that, all else will fix itself. How can you say people are cry babies with an inferior product? Even if it didnt have these issues we as a community should still leave feedback for a game...pro's and cons for the gaming company. Ever heard the saying "A squeaky wheel gets grease"? That's my point. Agreed you can also "Catch more Bees with honey, than vinegar" but something always needs to be said, whining about your fellow gamer calling out crybaby does nothing but tighten Treyarchs belt and strengthens their back to not let anyone know what is happening! My two cents, as confusing as I am.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchvadariu Dec 7, 2012 8:29 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
cater to 99% please all they need to do is fix the spawn and lag what else is there what all been saying but have they done anything no so they can bite me
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchMojo33 Dec 7, 2012 8:54 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
While I somewhat agree with the OP, I've got to admit that I'm not at all surprised by the responses, lol.
I'm not saying the game is perfect, or that it wouldn't be 1000 times better with dedicated servers, but if you're going to call out the rage-babies, you've got to expect that their only response will be more rage!
I think the next COD game should come complete with a voucher for free anger management therapy!
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchWolfpack4Life Dec 7, 2012 9:19 AM (in response to Mojo33)
Like I said, I know everyone is pissed about the matchmaking/lag/compensation/ping, but I don't think any game which has this many players would launch right into a perfect system (aside from dedicated servers). So I doubt they were sitting back thinking oh crap, the lobbies are going to be awful, launch it anyway! Also to suggest they aren't aware of these issues or that they aren't trying to fix them is insane. If they are nerfing the betty's you can be damn sure they are aware of the lag issues etc.
Also, i'm not really referring to the people that complain about lag etc. because it is frustrating. But if you look at all the posts about the other things on this board it's littered with complaints about guns, uav's, perks, shotty's, quickscoping, ghost etc. It's these people that need to understand that the game cannot be setup in a way that everyone is 100% happy with. Some stuff you will like some stuff you will hate. Need to learn how to deal with it!
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchSirKillsAlottt Dec 7, 2012 10:42 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
You just stated 4 key issues "matchmaking/lag/compensation/ping", (you missed out on the game hard freezing) which have yet to be resolved. 95% or more of the players purchase this game solely for the online content.
I have been a BETA tester for awhile and have played some massive releases that were open to purchase this month and last month. Any lag problems/freezes, etc. were all recorded and information was sent to the developer who fixed it almost immediately. There were new patches once a week attempting to fix the problems prior to the title being released to avoid what is happening right now with Black Ops 2.
Obviously the developers who have seen the previous success of this title knows at any given time, roughly how many players would be online, and they still managed to provide insufficient support. Yes, they did know that the game was riddled with problems and still released it to the public so that they could get paid. Unless their testers played 1 online game and no one froze or had lag, then they knew of these issues for months.
Now you have the added effect of the hard freezing damaging your blu-ray and rendering your system useless. You yourself have experienced these hard freezes and figure it's no biggie, but it is damaging your system regardless. When you have hundreds of cases of this happening, you can no longer hide behind the reasons of your system has too much dust and your system is too old ( especially since its happened to both fat and slim systems).
You had 2 years and hundreds of millions of dollars at your disposal. The product is something that shouldn't have been released until the major issues were dealt with.
You just spent your hard earned money on a product you were promised would work properly. Now, aside from basic connection issues, you have the added worry of your system not working at all should the game freeze.
At some point you have to stop covering for them and tell them to be accountable. The majority of people you see on here complaining about the larger issues, are the same people who have been covering for these developers for years. They now see the companies for what they really are, and they have had enough.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchxxzackxx Dec 7, 2012 10:20 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
u feel bad lmfao prob more than half poeple who bought this game still cant even play it and they aint doin anything about it.its been 3 weeks since i could even get past main menue
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchAgent_ACiD Dec 7, 2012 10:38 AM (in response to xxzackxx)
Probably because you magically violated TOS without even knowing it. Then of course there is no way to fight a TOS ban because the automatic system that they have built doesn't keep tabs on anything but the fact that they've determined your a hacker and you now have a 60 dollar coaster.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchxxzackxx Dec 7, 2012 11:08 AM (in response to Agent_ACiD)
damn never thought of that but im not a hacker or anything i can barely use comp lmao
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchxxzackxx Dec 7, 2012 11:18 AM (in response to Agent_ACiD)
i never got message saying i was banned
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchAgent_ACiD Dec 7, 2012 11:21 AM (in response to xxzackxx)
You won't get a message stating you were banned. They are complete ******** about it. If you call support and provide them with a boat load of information they will send you a message a week later stating you've been banned for TOS violations (generically of course) and give you no indication as to what TOS you actually violated. They banned every one of my accounts that I tried logging on because their automagic system for determining if you have hacked your system "dectected" something on my ps3 apparently which is kind of interesting because I've been in contact with Sony and SONY hasn't "detected" anything but legitimate firmware.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchunimatrix1of3 Dec 7, 2012 10:42 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
How can I feel bad for a company that gave us...
1. An unfinished game
2. Cheated and won't respond to founder members about extended services
3. Shafted hardened and care package owners by trying to charge us again for content we already paid when we buy an already overpriced season pass
4. Class your issues as resolved without giving you a response.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchJGDC74 Dec 7, 2012 11:20 AM (in response to unimatrix1of3)
You should direct your anger at Activision, not Treyarch.
It's Activision who make the decisions.
And even they are not as bad as EA.
EA truly are scum!
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchAgent_ACiD Dec 7, 2012 11:23 AM (in response to JGDC74)
Nah, Treyarch is the developer, Activision is the publisher, same with EA. It is always the fault of the developer not the "publisher" Treyarch also has some magic system in which they can determine that you have violated TOS without even playing the game. Then of course they won't respond at all if you ask what you did. You just get a generic "You violated TOS piss off *****" message.
Re: I feel bad for Treyarchunimatrix1of3 Dec 7, 2012 12:56 PM (in response to JGDC74)
Not angry, that gets no one anywhere. Stating the fact that I'm not feeling sorry for Treyarch after all the lies and deceit to loyal customers that's all.
And as for EA being brought into the conversation, why? This is an Activision forum so how does this count as relevant or even on topic?
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchJGDC74 Dec 7, 2012 11:40 AM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
Call of Duty games are the most anger-inducing games I have ever played!
I mean, how many times have you had someone give you abuse in a game? The gameplay just brings it out of people.
Treyarch could come out with the perfect game with no lag, no over powered weapons, great maps, etc, and there would still be a load of people here complaining.
Amazingly, after the disaster that was MW3, and Infinity Ward's refusal to fix the hacking in MW1 and MW2, there are still Infinity Ward fanboys that will praise everything they do and bash everything Treyarch do. Very strange...
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchMojo33 Dec 7, 2012 1:22 PM (in response to JGDC74)
True, few titles inspire as much rage as COD. I'm sure we've all experienced it at one point or another (seriously, you should hear me curse in-game, it would make a sailor blush).
I think maybe they should try to develop a way to implement some sort of mandatory "time-out" for a player to cool down between when they finish/quit a match and post on the forums, though.
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchWolfRidge Dec 7, 2012 1:25 PM (in response to Wolfpack4Life)
While you're feeling sorry for them?...
They're laughing all the way to the bank
They owe us a good game!
Re: I feel bad for TreyarchWolfpack4Life Dec 7, 2012 1:27 PM (in response to WolfRidge)
Well if you read my posts you would understand......dont worry though, apparently nobody reads them


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Abercrombie & Fitch could become a potential takeover target
Abercrombie & Fitch separated the roles of chairman and CEO yesterday (28 January), appointing former Sears boss Arthur Martinez as non-executive chairman, leaving Michael Jeffries with just his CEO title. While some analysts think these changes could prove positive, others believe the teen apparel retailer still has a long way to go in restructuring its business.
These changes could be significant in providing fresh perspective on management's strategic direction, according to Macquarie Securities analyst Liz Dunn.
One problem with Abercrombie & Fitch, Dunn said, is that its preppy, logoed positioning in the teen/young adult segment has fallen out of favour with its core customer. "That does not change with this announcement," she noted.
Another issue with the company is that is has a poor strategy driven by entrenched management that is unwilling to change, according to Dunn.
"Today's announcement opens up the door to significant change in strategy and leadership. Thus we view it as a positive."
In addition to splitting the chairman and CEO roles, the retailer also appointed three new board members, including Terry Burman, Charles Perrin, and Martinez.
Susan Anderson, analyst at FBR, said: "All three of these new directors have significant board and retail experience and we believe that the new board members will help improve management accountability."
Potential takeover target
The retailer has also terminated its existing shareholder rights agreement - a defence mechanism often used to prevent a buyout - opening the door to a possible takeover, Anderson noted.
"We expect activist investors to continue to pressure the company for further change and improvement.
"While there is more progress to be made at the company, particularly in terms of operating performance, today's changes are a step in the right direction and will help to underpin improvement at the company."
In contrast, Barclays analyst Matthew McClintock believes Abercrombie & Fitch has a long way to go in its corporate restructure.
"While this certainly helps to alleviate some concerns about corporate governance within the investment community, we continue to believe the company remains in the very early stages of a long-term strategic restructuring. We expect results to remain volatile in the near-term and reiterate our underweight rating."
Ongoing challenges
Despite the mixed comments, Abercrombie & Fitch upped its full-year earnings guidance earlier this month, on the back of higher fourth-quarter sales.
The company now expects full-year adjusted earnings per share to be US$1.55-1.65, compared to previous forecasts of $1.40-1.50.
In November, the retailer said it would shutter its 20 standalone Gilly Hicks stores by the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2014, as part of a restructuring of the intimate apparel brand.
Costed linked to the restructure, Abercrombie & Fitch noted, pushed it to report a $15.6m loss during the third quarter, with sales down 12% to $1.03bn.
Abercrombie & Fitch's latest move comes less than a week after rival teen retailer American Eagle Outfitters announced the departure of its CEO, Robert Hanson.
The company, which has not given a reason for the sudden departure, said it will start looking for a permanent replacement.
With Abercrombie & Fitch is not the only company seen suffering in a category that is clearly having its problems, can we expect a similar announcement from rival Aeropostale, as it also battles to keep its head above water?
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Offices lost more workers than anticipated. Through lack of foresight at least one city, Michigan's capital, lost elected officials including a mayor. Paying retirement benefits was not as cost effective as anticipated. Remaining workers were too few or too new to provide the same level of customer service. A number of workers also were nearing traditional retirement age. Human resource managers were pressed to do more with less while keeping pace with technology and competing with the private sector for badly needed talent.
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Retirements, budget cuts, and a hiring freeze are the focus of restructuring efforts in most State of Michigan agencies. Early in 2003, many bureaus were eliminated or merged with other bureaus. Reduction in service is critical where systems depend on consistent resources. The closing of many regional human service offices and extended waits on automated telephone systems have the attention of the media. For example, child-support payments automatically paid through payroll deduction are not reaching custodial parents. Columnists for the Lansing State Journal confirmed that the Friend of the Court recently asked participants to be patient while child-support payments are delayed for months. A participant who bypasses the system and pays another directly risks prosecution as a "deadbeat parent."
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One street to the south of Avenida Revolución, Avenida Constitución is a mirror image of endless shops of things you really don't need ... except that Constitución is for locals. The sidewalks are narrower and wandering gringos tend to look out of place, but it is safe and entertaining to walk among the locals, a mere block from and parallel to gringolandia.
Tijuana boasts one of the largest middle-class populations in Mexico. Most of this is due to its proximity to affluent San Diego, California, just across the border. Tijuana's industrial-strength economy is owed at least partly to NAFTA, the North American Fair Trade Agreement, signed in 1992. Since then many U.S. companies have set up assembly plants and light industry in the Tijuana area, benefiting from the preferential trade status among Canada, the United States, and Mexico. China, Japan, Korea and other powerhouse economies have manufacturing businesses in the area was well. Salaries for entry-level jobs are superior to those of traditional unskilled labor for Tijuana and, to an even greater degree, the rest of Mexico.
The dollar is therefore widely accepted in this town that deals regularly with outsiders and has perfected the fine art of selling trinkets, blankets and Bart Simpson piggybanks, as well as more sophisticated items. When bargaining, there is a slight advantage to having pesos over dollars, but for the visitor planning to spend less than a few hundred dollars, the financial edge is negligible. Heck, many locals pay their rent in dollars.
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These Toasted Coconut OREO Cookie Balls will be the star of any dessert table. Turn classic OREO cookies into confections by combining them with the flavor of toasted coconut.
Sometimes it takes me a while to catch up with trends. I probably shouldn't admit that I've never made Cake Pops or Push-Up Cakes, and don't even get me started on the Macaron debacle! So, it should come as no surprise that I'm just now getting around to making Oreo Cookie Balls for the first time.
The story sort of starts with the classic "why mess with a good thing" debate. I grew up dipping old-fashioned Oreos in milk. The end. I wasn't even the kind of kid who liked to twist them apart and lick off the cream. Probably because I always thought (and still do) that the cream by itself is just too sweet. I did like the plain cookie, but if I ate it, I'd just be wasting the cream. See my dilemma?
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I guess I'm behind the times as well because I have done none of the above. Not cakepops nor push up cakes or one you forgot, the cupcakes that kids disembowel with a bite and all kinds of things fall out. And I have not made Oreo balls. But yours look wonderful, Heather, so I may have to reconsider my non-trend following stance.
I still haven't done cake pops, either! I think they may be too sweet for me, as I'm more of a cake than frosting girl. But stuffed cupcakes sound pretty darn fun! ;) Thanks Stacy.
This looks so good! What's not to love about this recipe? I can't wait to try it!
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Hi. I'm having trouble with indexed properties. I have read the FAQ but my code has another level of nesting, which kind of messes things a bit.
The form contains an object of type Bill which contains a List of BillPart objects (with corresponding getters and setters). The user can enter a variable number of BillParts.
so the ActionForm has a
Bill bill; //with getters and settters
and my Bill class has the definition of the list of parts, and the method as suggested in the FAQ:
List<BillPart> parts; //with getters and setters below public BillPart getPart(int index) { if (this.parts == null) { this.parts = new ArrayList<BillPart>(); } while (index >= this.parts.size()) { this.parts.add(new BillPart()); } // return the requested item return (BillPart) parts.get(index); }
a BillPart has a name and an amount property.
In my
I put:
<nested:nest property="bill"> <nested:iterate property="parts" id="part" indexId="idx"> <nested:text name="part" property="name" indexed="true" /> <nested:text name="part" property="amount" indexed="true" /> </nested:iterate> </nested:nest>
This doesn't create the appropriate name of the <input type="text"> property though. The setter of amount or name is never called.
I have tried several variations of what the <nested:text> name should be - nothing works. Other bill properties are set, but this nested ones aren't.
The generated html source doesn't look right:
<input type="text" name="part[0].name" value="" >
It should be something like name="bill.part[0].name" or "bill.parts[0].name"
By omitting the name completely, I get a source html like this:
<input type="text" name="entryForm[0].bill.parts[0].name" value="" >
this should work - the hierarchy looks correct (not sure about the form[0] thing, but I assume it's something standard)
But still, the setters are never called. The other setters of Bill object are called, but never the ones of BillPart object.
Any suggestions?
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The Justice Department's Public Integrity Section may well stand as a sort of icon for the Bush Administration. On the surface, it promises to uphold the integrity of the nation's political process by rooting out corrupt politicians. But, like the opening scene in David Lynch's Blue Velvet, when we take a closer look at the lawn we discover an awful lot of nasty bugs hidden from the public view. Over the past two years we've documented how Public Integrity brought a stream of dubious cases to assail the administration's political adversaries. Moreover, the Public Integrity program suspiciously overlapped with Karl Rove's electoral master-scheme–victims of Public Integrity's political shenanigans in the Bush era have included Governor Don Siegelman in Alabama, Paul Minor, Wes Teel, and John Whitfield in Mississippi, Cyril Wecht in Pennsylvania, and Georgia Thompson in Wisconsin. Conversely, Public Integrity's management of the biggest political scandal in U.S. history—surrounding Jack Abramoff and his helpers—ran into a mysterious brick wall and went nowhere.
Justice has been quick to cite successful prosecutions of Republicans as evidence that accusations of its partisanship are overblown. One of those is the prosecution of the Senate's senior Republican, Ted Stevens of Alaska, on corruption charges. Almost from the outset of the case, there were signs that something wasn't right in the Stevens prosecution, when the judge expressed his anger over the prosecution's efforts to keep a witness away from the trial. A whistleblower charged that the prosecution of the case had been managed unethically. Now the identity of the Stevens prosecution whistleblower has come out: he is an FBI special agent, and his complaint has been published in a heavily redacted form. Among the more amazing accusations leveled are a recounting of how Public Integrity lawyers schemed to block a key witness from giving testimony that would aid the defense and charges that individuals involved with the case "accepted multiple things of value from sources," including "artwork/drawings," which, of course was precisely the accusation that launched the investigation and ultimately successful prosecution of Stevens.
The accusations suggest a work environment in Public Integrity where petty corruption and unethical conduct are the order of the day. Complaints about these matters to the Department's internal policing organs produce no action–and are apparently swept under the carpet (or back onto the lawn). The new attorney general will want to make a clean sweep at Public Integrity, and he will benefit from a careful review of some of the section's more suspicious prosecutions and the dynamics which produced them. Public Integrity is long overdue for an investigation which will get to the bottom of its eight years of mismanagement.
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Janeway's line at the end about seeing them again bugged the hell out of me though because it's obvious that Voyager will never encounter them again. They'll forget everything that happened in this episode by next week.
That annoyed me, too. Why bother throwing in that line if the writer's have no intention of revisiting the Vaadwaur?
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The Conspiracy aliens from TNG were part of an abandoned concept that eventually became the Borg. Originally the Borg were going to be a race of humanoid insects. I think make-up issues made that too expensive an idea so it was changed into what we now know as the Borg.
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