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TheStreet) -- If you're a conservative investor by temperament, or if you believe the stock market is toppy at the moment, you may be seeking some relatively safe stocks. Just to be clear, I'm not in the conservative camp. I think the stock market's party is in the 10 p.m.-and-just-getting-rolling phase. In my opinion, it will be a long time before it reaches the raucous 2 a.m. neighbors-calling-the-cops phase. Still, the S&P 500 Index has returned more than 151% since the gigantic bear market ended in March of 2009. Some folks want to take chips off the table. But they fear U.S. Treasury bonds -- rightly in my view -- and despise the puny yield on bank accounts. This article originally appeared on March 21, 2013, on RealMoney. To read more content like this + see inside Jim Cramer's $3 million portfolio for FREE, Click Here NOW. For them, here are five stocks that yield at least 3% in dividends, have strong balance sheets and are likely to hold up decently in a market decline. Homeowners Choice (HCI - Get Report), based in Clearwater, Fla., is a small property-and-casualty insurance company whose shares sell at only 8 times earnings -- even though its earnings have been growing at 20% a year. It specializes in the Florida market. That state can be a hurricane alley, but I believe Homeowners Choice has set its premiums appropriately to mitigate the risk, and also uses reinsurance arrangements for the same purpose. Kronos Worldwide (KRO - Get Report), which has its headquarters in Dallas, makes titanium dioxide pigments. Margins can be skimpy in the chemical industry, but Kronos had a pretax margin of better that 16% last fiscal year. The dividend yields 3.7%. Harold Simmons, the board chairman, is also chairman of Valhi (VHI), which owns about 50% of Kronos. I consider Simmons a canny and experienced businessman. For those who prefer larger stocks, Microsoft (MSFT - Get Report) looks good to me right now. It has a durable franchise in operating systems and office software, trades at 11 times earnings and has a fat pretax profit margin of 30%. Contrarian investors, meanwhile, may want to take a close look at Northrop Grumman (NOC - Get Report). The defense budget is likely to be cut further, beyond even the sequester. But I believe that news is already in the stock. Why else would a company's shares trade at only 9 times earnings, even with a 16% average earnings growth rate over the past five years? Finally, consider Intel (INTC - Get Report), the largest U.S. semiconductor maker. I have owned it for clients in the past, and I sold it in recent months, partly because I wanted to emphasize smaller stocks. Still, Intel has some all-star numbers: a return on equity of about 22%, a dividend yield above 4% and a stock selling at only 10 times earnings. For those who think discretion is the better part of valor, I suggest a discreet look at these stocks. John Dorfman is chairman of Thunderstorm Capital LLC, a money-management firm in Boston.NEW YORK (
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) -- The University of Memphis has given Kentucky permission to speak to coach John Calipari about the Wildcats' head coaching position.
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The Isis appears in the 1941 Film Daily Yearbook, is not listed in the 1949 Film Daily Yearbook, but appears again in the 1951 volume. It appears to have been an independent house unaffiliated with the Interstate Circuit or any other Texas based chain, making it one of two such large houses in Wichita Falls (the other was the Texan).
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Lived there for about a year and don't recall hearing about this theatre.
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Penetration will near 100% by 2013, reflected in a modest 2.7% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the number of subscribers between 2008 and 2013.
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The mobile subscriber population is hardly uniform—in either its demographic composition or usage habits. For example, women enjoy a slight lead over men in the overall composition of the mobile subscriber population. According to comScore data, the split is 53% women, 47% men. However, men are better represented in the key 18 to 44 age range. Variations in usage by age, income, ethnicity and device type also exist, with each subsegment representing its share of opportunities as well as a unique set of potential challenges.
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When you book a hotel room online, you expect that the rate you see is the rate you'll pay, right?
To help make sure that's the case, the FTC is sending warning letters to 22 online hotel reservation sites that may be violating the law by not including mandatory fees, which can add as much as $30 a night to your stay, in some of the prices they quote online.
These extra costs, often called "resort fees," might be for fitness facilities or internet access. But what matters is that you must pay them whether you use the services or not. Many people who complained to the FTC said they didn't learn about the additional fees until they arrived at the hotel, after they made an online reservation for what they thought was the full price.
Knowing about extra fees lets you compare rates for different hotels fairly. If you're not sure whether a website is showing you the whole price, call the hotel and ask if they'll add a resort fee or any other mandatory fee. Ask them to tell you the total price.
Listing the resort fee near the quoted price or in the fine print — or referring to other fees "that may apply" — doesn't cut it. If you find out a hotel hasn't told you the whole story about mandatory fees, in addition to complaining to the company, file a complaint with the FTC.
these should also be effective in Nigeria.because foreign employees make use of this hotels
One major international hotel chain in which I am platinum with their loyalty program offered promotion to earn free nights. I earned a few and redeemed a free night at one of their properties. Only to find out right at time of checkout that they imposed a $60 resort fee!! They tried to convince me that the 'free' portion of the offer didn't apply to 'resort fees'. So after paying $180 in resort fees for my 3 'free' nights, I was left with a bad taste. To me, and likely any consumer, 'FREE' means 'FREE', unless they forewarn you at time of booking - not ANYTIME after!
this is common in Palm Springs and other areas why isn't the FTC enforcing the law? It's just like the do not call list also not enforced by the FTC
is the FTC on vacation?
There should be a crackdown on hotel advertising just like the airline fees & taxes shakeup a short time ago. The advertised rate should include all fees to foster transparency and make true price comparisons possible.
Yes,usually hotel takes the extra fees which ain't shown before.
I never use the "resort fees" amenities. Why should I pay for something I don't use. The American public is being ripped off! Stay somewhere else - that will stop the fraudulent resort fees.
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RISMEDIA, September 12, 2008-It's not easy to get buyers and sellers excited about real estate in today's market, but you can try piquing their interest with talk of quick sales, competitive bids and expedited closings that come from real estate auctions.
Each year, more and more real estate agents present auctions as a new, and often enjoyable, option for their clients because of the added exposure for properties and strong potential for buyer savings.
And the growing number of online auctions-from government-sponsored to private-means even greater opportunities to market tough listings and engage new-home shoppers in convenient online searches and bidding.
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Arguably, one of the toughest parts of selling a home is playing the waiting game, particularly when the sale is urgent. Homeowners constantly wonder: will there be a showing this week? When will we see an offer? Are the buyers out there?
Auctions can help eliminate these variables. Sellers name the time, date and location of their home sale. People who show up are there for one reason: to buy. And the auction company generally assumes responsibility for making sure qualified buyers turn out.
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Buyers are drawn to auctions because they're in control. Once they've previewed homes with their real estate agent, all that's left at auction is deciding how much to bid.
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ALONG a 2-1/2 mile stretch of West Africa's finest beaches, American soldiers, United Nations officials, and merchants cool off as waves gently roll up. Locals sell drinks and souvenirs. Overhead the occasional commercial helicopter flies in and deposits the last few evacuees from the chaos next door in Liberia.
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A group of disheveled-looking United Nations staff members chat at their beachside hotel, some still in the clothes they wore when they fled Liberia. None could guess where they will be in a week. One said that what disheartened her most was the failure of the West African peacekeeping force, ECOMOG, to prevent the chaos. It "puts a question mark over the future of regional peacekeeping," she says. Regional solutions to conflict were what the UN has promoted because its shrinking budget has made it unable to act alone. Still, most of the UN personnel say they are hopeful that they will get back to Liberia. "We were really doing something for people," says an Irishman. One is more cynical. "It will take 10 years to get the country back to where it was two weeks ago," he says. Since the civil war began in 1991, greater Monrovia (the capital of Liberia) has been a "safe area" for about a million displaced people from the interior and a staging area for aid operations throughout Liberia. Fighting is reported to be continuing for the second week running with shelling and sniper fire throughout the city. Some 60,000 civilians are at risk of starvation. With most aid groups gone, "the future only holds renewed violence," according to one UN staff member. But what concerns people here still more is the prospect of humanitarian disaster spreading through the region, with millions of displaced and hungry Liberians crossing into neighboring countries, including Sierra Leone. On Wednesday, two new boat loads of evacuees from Liberia arrived in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone. Most of those on board were Lebanese business executives and UN and ECOMOG soldiers. But there was panic that Liberian "troublemakers" were among them. The Sierra Leone government has not yet allowed one of the ships to dock. Sierra Leone has reason to be concerned. The five-year-old civil war here began when the civil war in Liberia spilled across the border. …


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Is your library thinking about jumping into open source software, but not sure if you have the tools in place to succeed, or where to start?
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One of the more fascinating aspects of open source software is the role that its creators and users play in its evolution. (For more on the community nature of open source software, see a previous article, The Challenges and Rewards of Open Source) With proprietary systems, the creators and users are separate groups, and the control over the relationship is bound up in proprietary rights and contracts. (This doesn't diminish the role of robust user groups for proprietary software; rather it is a reflection of where the ultimate control lies – with the creators of the software.) With open source software, the creators and users are commonly the same or closely overlapping. How do creators and users work with each other? This is a question of governance.
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text: elijah October 18, 2011 3:12 PM Last Edited 1655 days ago This Hermann Tilke designed Indian circuit should be a hit with drivers and fans alike. However past landowners, farmers of India have a raw deal. "It is estimated that more than a quarter of a million Indian farmers have committed suicide in the last 16 years the largest wave of recorded suicides in human history. " So everyone, if we see protests by farmers during the race weekend be sympathetic. EDIT by CRASH.NET! Agenda post removed. Reply Report abuse 3 agree 9 disagree


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U.S. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor described U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann on Friday as a person who "hasn't forgotten" conservative principles of "spending down" and "managing down" the federal budget.
Cantor campaigned for the Ooltewah Republican at Ruth's Chris Steak House in Knoxville at a $1,000-per-person fundraiser and $2,500-per-person roundtable discussion.
Nashville fundraiser Bryan Kaegi said $75,000 was raised for Fleischmann, who represents the 3rd Congressional District.
The events were closed to the media, as fundraisers of this type often are. In a brief interview before the events began, Cantor said he came to campaign for Fleischmann because he makes a difference.
"He has a lot of respect and is a straightforward person," he said.
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Mr Foley obviously knows there is a problem otherwise he would not have made such a statement, all he is trying to do is divert attention and suggest that MacDonalds litter is more obvious due to their packaging. This is rubbish. And, yes, Tony Sutton, Waitrose and Coca Cola should pay or introduce alternative packaging or a levy towards waste disposal. I choose not to buy take away food but I have to pay indirectly for their waste disposal though Council Tax and put up with their rubbish in the countryside. I believe there IS more MacDonalds rubbish discarded out of cars than from other sources - and they DO have a responsibility and I think Mr Foley knows this
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text: Lego Master Builder Academy trains future builders Culture 31 May 11 by John Baichtal Lego You know Lego Master Builders -- or at least you know their work. They are the geniuses who design the Lego sets you buy in the store. Now, Lego has cleverly turned the Master Builder designation into a series of lessons on Lego-building called the Master Builder Academy.The Academy consists of a three-year run of models, delivered by subscription every two months. Individually, each kit is nothing really amazing -- the first is a spaceship model with a mere 178 parts. However, the instructions contain the true value of the product. In addition to the standard building step-by-steps, each booklet has tons of Lego building techniques, the sort of material most adult Master Builders had to learn on their own or by reading AFOL forums. For instance, one instruction includes the use of an L-shaped brick. A footnote mentions that this is to add structural support. Nearly every page of the instruction book has one or more of these tips. There's even a dedicated MBA site with additional resources.The Lego models that come in the MBA series are decent, small-scale models, not gigantic headliners but modestly challenging smaller kits. Intriguingly, each can be built into three different models, adding value to the product and encouraging kids to learn to use bricks in different ways.Kit 1 is a trio of rocket ships, kit 2 teaches microbuilding, where you use as few bricks as possible to build your creation. Kit 3 builds three types of robot, kit 4 are airplane models as well as an exclusive MBA minifig! Kit 5 are animals and kit 6 are race cars.The targeted audience of the Academy is kids 8 and up, and the skill level of the first set (the only one I've seen) seems spot on for this age group. Though honestly, what adult Lego fan wouldn't want to become an official Master Builder?Pricewise, the way it works is that you buy the first set for $29.99 (£18) and from there subscribe for the rest of the year for $69.99 (£42), giving you five more sets for a total of six. The total price of around $100 (£60.50) for nearly a thousand elements and over 400 pages of Lego lore sounds spot on. Source: Wired.com Edited by Alice Vincent Latest on wired.co.uk