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After recently announcing its acquisition of Saks Inc., Hudson's Bay Co. posted second quarter results for the 13-week period ended August 3. Consistent with the first quarter of fiscal 2013, strong comparable store sales growth at Hudson's Bay and rising e-commerce revenues characterized the second quarter, the company reported, however, a decline in comparable store sales at Lord & Taylor partially offset positive operating trends. Second quarter highlights included consolidated sales of $947.7 million, a 3.9% increase compared to the second quarter of 2012. With regard to comps: Consolidated same store sales grew 3.5%. Hudson's Bay same store sales grew 6.2%, and Lord & Taylor same store sales declined 1.2%. E-commerce sales were $37.3 million, an increase of 56.1% compared to the second quarter of 2012. "Hudson's Bay continues to demonstrate industry-leading sales growth," stated Richard Baker, HBC's governor and CEO. "This performance has been driven by a continued focus on our stated strategic initiatives. We are seeing strong performance from stores and departments that have recently received capital investments. We are also pleased by the continued growth of our e-commerce sales, which accelerated in the second quarter, and are up approximately 45% year-to-date following our re-launch of both banner websites. Our online business was a key factor in our results and reflects our increased investment in this component of our business. We are confident that our inventory is well-positioned for the fall season and expect stronger financial performance from Lord & Taylor and the overall business in the back half of the year." On July 29, Hudson's Bay Co. and Saks Inc. announced that they entered into a definitive merger agreement, whereby Hudson's Bay agreed to acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of Saks in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately U.S. $2.9 billion, including debt. Subsequent to the end of the second quarter, on August 20, the company announced that it had entered into an underwriting agreement with a syndicate of underwriters to sell 16,050,000 subscription receipts at a price of $17.15 per receipt, for aggregate gross proceeds of $275.3 million. The company will use the proceeds from the subscription receipts offering to finance a portion of the acquisition, the company reported. The company has declared a dividend of 9.375 cents per common share of the Hudson's Bay Co. stock, payable on October 15. Subsequent to the closing of the acquisition, the company expects to reduce its quarterly dividend to five cens per share to accelerate deleveraging of debt in the short-term. The acquisition will bring together three of the retail industry's best known department store brands, Hudson's Bay, Lord & Taylor and Saks Fifth Avenue, to create a leading North American retailer addressing a broad consumer spectrum across the luxury, mid-tier and outlet retail sectors, according to HBC. The combined company will operate 321 stores, including 179 full-line department stores, 73 outlet stores and 69 home stores in prime retail locations throughout the U.S. and Canada, along with three e-commerce sites. The combined company would have generated pro forma sales and normalized EBITDA in fiscal 2012 of $7.2 billion and $600 million, respectively, before any synergies. Hudson's Bay expects to achieve $100 million of annual synergies within three years, it reported. Tags: Hudsons Bay Company • Saks Fifth Avenue • Lord Taylor • Acquisition • Second Quarter Results • Financials • Housewares • Cookware & Bakeware • Vacuum Cleaners/Electric Cleaning • Health & Personal Care • Home DĂ©cor • Home Environment • Small Electrics • Organization & Cleaning • Tabletop • Gadgets & Kitchen Tools • Retail • Financials • |
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COLLINSVILLE — Amber Burns of Collinsville is one high school bowler who doesn't believe in taking shortcuts to achieve success.
One of the top bowlers in a Kahoks program known for excelling on lanes throughout the metro-east, Burns finished her sophomore and junior seasons with a scoring average between 185 and 190 per game.
But it wasn't good enough for Burns, who had some very lofty goals heading into the 2012-13 season. For one, she wanted to average close to 200.
"I think it's just hard work and determination. You always set goals for yourself. I came into my senior year knowing that anything was possible,'' Burns said. "I knew that if I worked hard and kept my head that I could average around 200 for the season.''
That hard work has paid off for Burns, a senior, who was the only bowler in the Southern Illinois High School Bowling Conference to average over 200, finishing with a mark of 213.
Burns, however, took her game to an even higher level Saturday at the Collinsville Sectional, held at Camelot Bowl.
She averaged 243 in the six-game event, leading the Kahoks to the team title.
Burns' winning total of 1,459 pins was 114 more than teammate Courtney Otradovec (1,345).
"It was a lot of fun. As a team we enjoyed it. All day long,'' Burns said. "When we came out that day we knew we were a good team, mentally and physically, and we just needed to execute the shots.
"Everybody was up, happy and laughing. We just needed to keep pushing each other so that we could get one of the two spots in the state tournament.''
A member of the 2010 Collinsville state championship team, Burns will make her third and final appearance at the state tournament beginning Friday, when she leads the Kahoks into the 2013 event at Cherry Bowl in Rockford.
Burns finished ninth at state last year. This weekend, Burns knows she has a chance to finish much higher.
"In a way I do think I've got a chance to win it. I've seen a lot of the girls who are going to be there and I know I'll have a lot of competition,'' Burns said. "That helps me work harder.
"We've been up bowl at Cherry Bowl this year and we won the tournament. I was fifth individually. That was a stepping stone to tell me that I can do this and our team can do whatever we put our minds too.''
Introduced to the sport by her parents Billy and Linda Burns at the age of 5 at Camelot Bowl, Burns first state tournament appearance with the Kahoks was a pressure-packed one.
Entering the tournament as a reserve with two games to go and Collinsville struggling just a bit, Burns had games of 181 and 208 to help the Kahoks capture the title.
"That was nerve-wracking because we were just waiting to see what would happen. I bowled well those last two games,'' Burns said.
Collinsville coach Sean Hay also was nervous that day in 2010.
"We were struggling in that afternoon session and I remember that Frannie (Steiner) and Amber had bowled well in the fifth game whereas the other girls struggled," Hay said. "I remember telling our coaches before the last game that the first five names I said were the ones we were going with in the last game. Amber was one of them and she bowled very well.''
Burns has been solid for the past three seasons, but this year as the Kahoks anchor bowler, she has shot big scores all season.
Hay said the difference in Burns was that she is more relaxed.
"This year, I think she's just realized that she's got all the tools needed to compete and that's exactly what she's done,'' Hay said. "She made some mistakes at the state tournament last year, everyone did. And she still finished in the top 10.
"Amber doesn't have to be perfect. She just has to go out and execute the shots like she can and she'll be just fine.''
Burns plans study radiology in college. An honors student and secretary of the Collinsville chapter of the National Honors Society, Burns is looking at Southwestern Illinois College, McKendree and Lindenwood University St. Charles.
But for the moment, Burns is looking forward to her final high school tournament.
"Goals for this weekend? To go out there with the same positive attitude. Having the whole team ready to go, cheering and laughing and just enjoying each other like we did last week at the sectionals,'' Burns said. "We have a goal in mind and we just need to go out, work hard and just bowl our game.''


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Google drive Walt -- has the latest in cloud storage.
-- -- -- All right all things in.
Personal -- all the confident that the Wall Street Journal.
He's not in the cloud are good to see you Walt study showed up -- grabbed him when he -- think -- -- third floor it's not the Clinton had not yet at -- this does a lot of blood drop box now right people think about -- if they have their iPad and what they should get what they can't pay for but.
Google's new products tells about as good -- So goes had a thing called Google docs for a long while and it's basically been a cloud based version of Microsoft Office pretty rudimentary.
Fairly small percentage of people used it but people.
One of the ways to -- you we're using was there which put the stuff piles up there.
Even if they were never gonna end -- -- or use the tools to now Google is kind of formally said we're gonna create a cloud storage system.
We're gonna put keep Google -- in there.
But that's got can be the main focus of the main focuses that it's a drive in the in the sky and they are giving everybody five gigabytes.
A free storage and they're drastically.
Under cutting.
Drop boxes prices for additional storage -- -- drastically -- -- well Dropbox charges twenty bucks for a hundred gigabyte schools.
A month twenty bucks and up.
Who was charging five bucks a month that -- -- -- they had -- and it goes up from there I mean you can put you can -- like sixteen terabytes.
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Out on there and so they're they're serious about it there's a lot of sharing features there's.
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Has your but -- uploading well you know I asked them about it people don't trust a lot of people don't trust -- because they've run into hot water -- keep being these episodes where they have debt.
Get investigated by the governor men are suit gets sued or whatever over this thing -- that thing you know Wi-Fi.
It's new being or.
You know different things so I asked him about it and they said.
We will not use this information at target ads no human will -- this.
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Some folks -- gonna read the legal fine print of there they have a unified privacy policy that covers all their products.
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I'm it would allow them to display it it would allow them -- modified it would allowed them to both.
For Mitt publicly.
And so -- right have been inquiring of Google this morning and I just got a phone call before we went on from a Google PR person saying -- we'll get to Fuller response but we just want you to know that.
This privacy policies meant to cover all our products and wasn't really written with this in mind and by the way our competitors have similar things in their privacy.
Explain that I -- I thought because I've been thinking about this a little bit just with all.
To my wife and I share pictures on the iPad -- stuff sticks of you know it -- now with them.
Takes a picture automatically goes a -- that -- fills up fairly quickly so I've been thinking which products should we get to store it.
But so -- and I I kind of assume privacy is a thing of the past you know everything's on FaceBook but not with pictures of my kids are things like that mean that shouldn't market.
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Do you know what you view it accurately and whatever they need to do Francis.
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Posted 04 August 2004 - 06:24 AM
One site currently gets around 700 referrals per month from Yahoo and MSN combined. If they switch to SiteMatch, they'll have to pay £140 extra per month, for those visitors. Woah !
Others have less referrals but all of them will have to pay considerably more than they're used to.
Safe to say I won't be doing it
I'd be curious to know just how many people are doing SiteMatch.
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Any ideas?
Posted 04 August 2004 - 04:14 PM
I don't know much about this but, with a site as big as that, it sounds like you might benefit more from a trusted feed arrangement. Perhaps Barry (MakeMeTop) - or indeed, anyone else who is knowledgeable on this topic - would care to comment??
But as to greenlightsuk's original question about SiteMatch for regular-sized sites, I can be a tad more definite: I wouldn't touch it with a 10 foot barge pole.
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Other Trusted Feed providers include:
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Posted 12 August 2004 - 08:22 AM
Just as a side note, Overture offers optimization service in it's TFG program, so optimization of feed can't be the sole selling point of company offerings of PostitionTech et.al. What else?
Posted 12 August 2004 - 09:14 AM
Accountability and experience!
Simple example. Let's say OT do your feed and you offer free delivery for your product. You may appear for the phrase "free product". With OT you have to pay for the click - with others you may not.
Your feed URLs may not have any content to build decent feed data and some vendors provide copywriters to describe the page content - OT does not. They just pull the data they are given and prepare it in a preset formula - not neccessarily in the best way.
Remember, some of us have been doing feeds for years - OT has been doing them for only a few months!
There is a very good reason why many people choose to use other vendors. Most people using feeds are fully aware they can go to Overture directly but many don't - anymore than they would use Overture to set up and maintain their PPC accounts
Posted 12 August 2004 - 09:40 AM
How does this happen? Because it's an incorrect click, the vendor takes the cost upon itself?
But doesn't Overture provide optimization services through a partnership with a third-party for this very purpose?
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Correspondence to Diana C. Emanuel: demanuel{at}towson.edu
Purpose: A survey of audiologists' diagnosis and intervention protocols for auditory processing disorder (APD) was conducted to determine current protocols and compare results with published recommendations.
Method: A survey was distributed by mail to 515 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association audiology members who listed APD as an area of expertise and via e-mail to Educational Audiology Association members. The survey was completed by 195 audiologists.
Results: The majority of respondents reported using auditory processing (AP) test batteries selected based on clinical experience, review of the literature, and attendance at professional conferences. The most popular tests were dichotic, monaural low-redundancy speech, and temporal processing tests. Treatment and management recommendations were usually customized for each patient based on deficits found in behavioral AP testing. The majority of respondents indicated that audiologists are responsible for APD diagnosis (97%) and recommendation of treatment/management (81%); in contrast, only 40% of respondents indicated audiologists were responsible for providing treatment/management.
Conclusions: Audiologists are selecting AP test batteries based on the age and case history of the patient, which is in accordance with recent national guidelines. Audiologists are primarily responsible for APD diagnosis and recommending treatment/management. APD treatment is provided by speech-language pathologists, educators, and audiologists.
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Mary S. Bell, 95, died Thursday, July 1, 2010 at Bolivar County Extended Medical Clinic in Cleveland.
Funeral services are today at 11 a.m. at the Stricklin King Funeral Home Chapel with Bill Brown and Buster Thomas officiating. Burial will follow at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Bell was born Jan. 23, 1915 in Alabama to William and Nannie Pratt Sanford. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include five sons, James Bell (Patty) of Ellijay, Ga., Jack Bell (Jane) of Meridian, Dan Bell (Lynda) of Cleveland, Ross Bell (Shirley) of Monroe, La. and Larry Bell of Pleasanton, Texas; brother-in-law, Mike Bell of Reform, Ala.; 17 grandchildren; and 27 great-grandchildren.
Serving as pallbearers were Jimmy Bell, Chuck Bell, Michael Harlow, David Bell, Danny Bell, Brian Bell and Chad Bell.
Frances C. "Mammy" Johnston, 77, died Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at Oasis Health & Rehab Center.
Funeral services were Friday at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Father P.J. Curley officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery under the direction of Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mrs. Johnston was born Oct. 29, 1932 in Yazoo County to Walter and Sophia Rusche Cole. She graduated from Benton High School and was very involved with 4-H. She worked for Woolworth's in her early years and then dedicated her life to her three daughters as a stay at home mom. She was a Girl Scout Leader for about 15 years. After her daughters got older in school, she worked for Yazoo Community Action Meals on Wheels Program where she faithfully delivered lunches to the elderly for over 20 years. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Morris Johnston and two sisters, Rita Cole Haven and Catherine Cole Turner.
Survivors include three daughters, Fran Twiner (Max) of Yazoo City, Karen Johnston (Lee Kirk Jr.) of New Orleans and Deborah Pacheco (David) of Oledo, Texas; a brother, Nathan Cole (Shirley) of Canton; 10 grandchildren Scotty White (Tasha) of Yazoo City, Curtis White (Claire) of Benton, Brandon White (Rachel) of Yazoo City, Benjamin Ricks, of Albuquerque, N.M., Nathan Ricks-Babb of Aledo, Texas, Michelle Twiner Russell of Hattiesburg, Brandy Renfroe (Anthony) of Raymond, Candace Ricks of Albuquerque, N.M. and Nicole Ricks-Babb of Aledo, Texas; and 14 great-grandchildren, Dustin White, Chase White, Ainsley White, Haley Purvis, and Gaston Purvis of Yazoo City, Peyton White, Ava White of Benton, Dallas Renfroe, and Savannah Renfroe of Raymond, Avery Ricks of Albuquerque, N.M. and Cayden Russell of Hattiesburg.
Serving as pallbearers were Brandon White, Scotty White, Wade Twiner, Grunt Tyer, Curtis White, Lester Twiner, Benjamin Ricks and Nathan Ricks Babb.
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A memorial service will be held at a later date. Services are pending with Stricklin-King Funeral Home.
Mr. Luckett was born April 4, 1936 in Yazoo County to Dan Luckett Sr. and Josephine Brickell Luckett. He was a retired electrician and a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Survivors include a daughter, Danielle Luckett of California; a sister, JoAnn Stricklin of Yazoo City; and several nieces and nephews.
Mary Ella Rodgers, 86, died Sunday, June 27, 2010 at Hospice Ministries in Ridgeland.
Funeral services were Tuesday at Light House Pentecostal Church with Rev. Doug Humphreys officiating. Stricklin-King Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Rodgers was born Dec. 28, 1923 in Vicksburg to Jacob C. Dose Sr. and Frances Mozelltintol Dose. She was a waitress and a member of Lighthouse Pentecostal Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert Lee Rodgers; a son, James Otto Rodgers and two daughters, Virginia Taylor and Lona Mae Herron.
Survivors include a son, Jesse Lee Rodgers of Bentonia; three daughters, Mozell Barnes of Prescott, Ariz., Grace Irene Gallagher of Eden and Christine Cousines of Redwood; a sister, Vivian Evans of Georgia; 15 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
Carolyn Johnson Thompson, a Yazoo City native, died Saturday, March 6, 2010 at home in Memphis, Tenn, after a lengthy illness.
Graveside services will be held today at 11 a.m. in Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. Willie Washington officiating. Burial will follow under the direction of Gregory Funeral Home.
Miss Thompson was an employee with the Internal Revenue Service in Memphis until her health failed.
She was preceded in death by her parents, grandparents, and a son, Kenny Curtis Polk.
Survivors include a son, Jeffrey Ray Johnson of Fredricksburg, Va.; granddaughter, Miesha Swink ; three brothers, Tony Hodges (Bonnie) of Boise, Idaho, John Hodges of Los Angeles, Otis Hodges of Detroit; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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One of the most commonly asked questions the croc team constantly answers on a daily basis is "What's the difference between a crocodile and an alligator?"Often when we are walking around with our juvenile alligators people will say, "look at the baby crocodile!". The easiest way to tell a crocodile from an alligator is to look at the shape of the head. A crocodile has a wedge or 'V' shaped head compared to an alligator who has a rounded or 'U' shaped head. Another obvious difference is their temperament; if you see the croc team walking around with a scaly reptile with rear webbed feet and lots of teeth, chances are it's an alligator, because if we tried to walk around with a crocodile it would more than likely try to bite our fingers or hand off. This is because the crocodile has an aggressive nature whereas the alligator is normally more placid and docile. For those of you with an eye for detail, check out the bottom jaw of the crocodile or alligator - if you count back four teeth from the front of the jaw, the crocodile will always have a tooth that protrudes up and outside the top jaw - this tooth sits in a special groove in the top jaw and is exclusive to crocodiles only. Crocs and alligators RULE!
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"Victims aren't we all"
"Give them Nothing but take from them Everything"
"Good Humor is like premature ejaculation, you don't plan it, it just comes to you"
Going into this fight, Tito is going to be pretty horrendously banged up, yeah, Tito'll have an excuse, but he's been putting off a couple of surgeries and is just broken down at this juncture of his career with his neck and back surgeries and fusions etc. I genuinely wonder if he'll even make it to the fight without dropping out due to injury.
I'll be quite surprised if they both stay healthy to make it to the PPV, wonder who they'd have as a replacement, Mo or maybe Frank?
HW Cain JDS Werdum Cormier Barnett Bigfoot Browne Miocic Napao
LHW Jones Goose Evans Texeira Davis Hendo Shogun Manuwa
MW Weidman ASilva Belfort Jacare Machida Rockhold Munoz Kennedy Bisping
WW GSP Hendricks Condit Lawler Maia Kampmann Rory Ellenberger Askren Lombard
LW Pettis Bendo Alvarez Chandler Grant Gil Thomson Diaz J.Miller dos Anjos
FW Aldo Mendes Lamas Frankie Cub Lentz Kawajiri Zombie Elkins
BW Barao Cruz Faber Bibiano McDonald Moraes Assuncao Wineland Dillashaw
This fight has actually got me curious. Not a bad way to get viewers.
I thought the setup of bringing Tito out was great. Having said that;
1) They should have kept Jackson's lines very short
2) The should have let Tito use the teleprompter (Neither guy can talk trash without sounding goofy)
3) Both are past their prime which makes this fight not so great
Put Jackson in against *their top guys and it would be a better fight, e.g. Mo, Emanuel. He's lost a lot but still can decently box with power and take some punishment. If Tito can move as he did against Bader then he may put in a few good fights. But I just don't see these two guys putting on a show together. I think they need a hungry fighter who's looking to make a mark at the expense of a vet's name.
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