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Energy-related exchange-traded funds were the worst performers of Friday's losing session. Oil prices pulled back after setting an all-time high.
Crude was recently down to $88.60, having earlier set an intraday record of $90.07. Additionally, oil giant Schlumberger (SLB) posted a 35% rise in profit from a year ago, handily beating estimates. Shares plummeted 11.02%, though, due to weakness in North America highlighted in the earnings reports
The Ultra Oil & Gas ProShares (DIG) dropped $10.44, or 8.68%, to $109.81. The iShares Dow Jones U.S. Oil Equipment Index (IEZ) was losing $4.27, or 6.45%, to $61.90. The Oil Service HOLDRs (OIH) was down $12.31, or 6.18%, to $186.78.
Bundled securities tracking Asian stocks also traded sharply lower. Overnight, Japan's Nikkei 225 slid 1.7%, and India's Sensex Index slumped 2.4%. The iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI) was falling $13.74, or 6.47%, to $198.76. The SPDR S&P China (GXC) was off $6.61, or 6.01%, to $103.29. The PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China (PGJ) was shedding $2.07, or 5.45%, to $35.90. ETFs tracking the chip sector were also losing ground after Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) delivered a sorely disappointing third-quarter earnings report after Thursday's close, the latest in a string of weak reports for the chipmaker. The Ultra Semiconductor ProShares (USD) fell $5.47, or 6.03%, to $85.29. The iShares S&P GSTI Semiconductor (IGW) declined $2.01, or 2.93%, to $66.49. The PowerShares Dynamic Semiconductors (PSI) was down 49 cents, or 2.60%, to $18.37. On the other hand, Treasury-related ETFs were among few winners of the day, as traders poured money into the so-called safe haven of bonds. Recently, the 10-year note was rallying 20/32 in price, cutting the yield to 4.41%. The 30-year bond was adding 1-3/32 in price, yielding 4.70%. The iShares Lehman 20+ Year Treasury Bond (TLT) rose $1.33, or 1.49%, to $90.46. The SPDR Lehman Long Term Treasury (TLO) was up 45 cents, or 0.87%, to $52. The iShares Lehman 10-20 Year Treasury Bond (TLH) ETF was adding 96 cents, or 0.95%, to $102.46.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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NORMAN — Mike Stoops answered a couple dozen questions after Monday's practice, speaking frankly and affably about his defense and its recent struggles.
Oklahoma football: Sooners find positives despite allowing 97 points and 1,268 yards over last two games
Near the end of his session with reporters, Stoops asked, "What was Oklahoma State averaging before the game? 560 (yards)? 580?
"What'd they have? 490? They didn't get their average, did they?
"What'd we average going into the game? 520? What'd we get? 620?"
Stoops grinned as he made his way from the interview room.
"All right," he said, chuckling. "End of story. Leave me alone."
Oklahoma's 51-48, overtime victory over Oklahoma State last weekend raised more questions about the Sooner defense than it answered.
The Sooners enter Saturday's regular-season finale at TCU with the opportunity to claim at least a share of the Big 12 title with a win.
Stoops' unit has surrendered a combined 97 points and 1,268 total yards over its most recent two-game stretch, but there were actually some positives to take from Bedlam — and not just holding OSU beneath its season average.
After the Cowboys opened the second half Saturday with a 75-yard touchdown pass, they were forced to punt four times.
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The hell I did it's freaking awesome Seriously I had to make a follow up post to my newb questions I posted on here a few weeks ago with this amazing news: I have literally made beer! Not even an alchoholic, fizzy grain juice concoction, but BEER! It's good! Hell no, it's delicious! The sensation of pouring the first bottle and seeing a head, and beer smell, and then tasting it ... I'm blown away. Thanks for your tips and encouragement and resources of this forum. Second batch is in the secondary, third batch ingredients are being picked up from AHB tomorrow lunch time, and the wife has approved the budget for a kegging kit and a mini kegerator / bar in the garage for my april birthday. Does it get any better than this?
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Yep. It gets better when you open up the first of your next batch and it's even tastier.
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Congrats. I had the same first time experience this past weekend. I was amazed at how great my first batch came out despite a few noob mistakes.
Just don't tell your wife about the eventual purchases of additional kegs, wort chiller, Perlicks, Yeast stirrers, fancy brewpots, refractometers, all-grain equipment........
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TORONTO, May 22, 2012 /CNW/ - Sears Canada Inc. (TSX: SCC) announced today the appointment of Don Ross to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Mr. Ross is a partner at a prominent law firm in Toronto and is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada, the New York State Bar Association, and the Canadian, American and International Bar Associations.
Sears Canada also announced today the resignation from the Board of Deidra Merriwether, Senior Vice President and President - Retail Services of Sears Holdings Corporation.
"The Board of Directors of Sears Canada is pleased to have attracted Mr. Ross to our Board," said William C. Crowley, Chairman of the Board, Sears Canada Inc. "Mr. Ross brings extensive experience in both domestic and cross-border commercial matters as well as in corporate governance, and the Board welcomes such an esteemed lawyer, educator and author."
"The Board would like to express its gratitude to Deidra Merriwether, who served diligently on our Board since 2007," added Mr. Crowley. "We thank Ms. Merriwether for her loyalty, hard work and business sense that she brought to Sears Canada. Ms. Merriwether's several years of experience in the retail industry and deep understanding of the workings of the retail business has been greatly appreciated by the Board."
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The Blackhawks hosted the Dallas Stars at the United Center on Sunday night, and it was a bad game. After the game, head coach Joel Quenneville called it a "carbon copy" of the loss to the Jets on Friday night.Based on the score sheet, you can see how things went. Chicago outshot Dallas 41-34 (77-53 if you include blocked shots and missed shots), went 48% of the dot, but ultimately trailed 6-3. The Stars made it 2-0 by the 11-minute mark of the period on Tyler Seguin and Cody Eakin goals - and the second goal was short-handed. While Patrick Kane and Brandon Saad (PPG) would even things up 2-2 for the home team, Vernon Fiddler would give the lead 3-2 back to the Stars...
The Hawks are preparing to face yet another Central division opponent early Sunday at the United Center. These divisional games are increasingly becoming more and more important. The Hawks are coming in off of a regulation loss to another divisional foe the Winnipeg Jets who have now closed the gap and are only two points behind the Hawks. The Hawks do have two games in hand on the Jets.
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The Hawks came into this game looking to rebound from their Winter Classic loss in Washington and rebound in a big way they did against a hot Dallas Stars team. The Stars came into the game on a hot streak of winning eight of their last nine games and looking to surge towards a playoff spot in the Western Conference.
The game also saw Teuvo Teravainen make his 2014/2015 debut rounding out the Hawks roster with Kris Versteeg out due to injury. Teravainen started on a line with Ben Smith and Joakim Nordstrom, however he played on multiple lines and a power play too. Play your game and have patience, this is the NHL and it takes time.
Corey Crawford was in nets for the Blac...
On a night that saw the Blackhawks honor Brad Richards' 1000 game, the Hawks and the Stars got off to a fast start with a first period that saw everything from goals to a fight to an unfortunate lower body injury to Trevor Van Riemsdyk.
Corey Crawford was in the Hawks nets and Kari Lehtonen in the Stars nets. The Hawks lineup also saw some changes up front as well with Joakim Nordstrom in place of Peter Regin who was sent to Rockford. Daniel Carcillo also returned to the lineup which put Jeremy Morin as a healthy cratch.
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The last time that the Blackhawks and the Stars played, it was opening night in Dallas - a 3-2 shootout win for Chicago on October 9th.It was also one of the rare games where the opponent outshot the Blackhawks this season.Both teams currently sit just outside the wild card cutoff, with Chicago (19) a few points ahead of the Stars (16) in the surprising Central Division. We'll say surprising mostly for two reasons: 1) even with Pekka Rinne's healthy return and a new coach behind the bench, nobody expected Nashville to be doing this well so early in the season; and 2) nobody expected Winnipeg to be sitting at 3rd in the Central, ahead of Chicago, Dallas, and...
The Islanders will probably need to improve their regular season points-performance (79 or less in each of the last five years-excluding the lockout) by at least 26 points if they are to make the post-season.
While the Islanders' 7-5 win over the Dallas Stars was a very exciting game to watch from an offensive standpoint, it was almost equally as unbearable to watch from a defensive standpoint.
The Islanders host the Dallas Stars Saturday night at the Nassau Coliseum as they look to win their second game in a row coming off a thrilling victory Thursday night in Boston. (Image credit: flickr/ chiefx70)
The New York Islanders were able to pull arguably the biggest steal in the 2014 NHL Draft. They took Joshua Ho-Sang with the 28th overall pick. His talent is heralded and lauded unanimously throughout the ranks of hockey scouts but the jury is still out on 'character' issues.(Credit: Flickr/5of7)
Most teams decided that the inevitable headache waiting with his brash nature far outweighed his skill level.
For the Islanders, this was the perfect pick. A damaged draft stock with a player that felt beyond offended that he was passed up on created an immediate bond between a rejected franchise and rejected prospect.
This perceived disrespect from other teams will create a love for the Islanders logo on his jersey. Reason being, they were the only ones that gave him a chance.


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Best of 2011 nominations: iPhone games
During December and January, The Unofficial Apple Weblog is soliciting your nominations and votes for the best products for Mac, iPhone/iPod touch, and iPad. We'll start with nominations in a category, and then tally your votes for the top-nominated products a few days later. The winner in each category receives the highly-coveted title of TUAW Best of 2011.
Today's category for TUAW Best of 2011 nominations is iPhone games. With over 500,000 apps in the iOS app store, there are plenty of games to choose from, and literally hundreds that became popular in 2011.
Infinity Blade II ($6.99) was an App Store game of the week, so perhaps it deserves your nomination for the best iPhone game of the year. First Person Shooter fans love Gameloft's Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation ($6.99) on the iPhone, while Swampy the Alligator has captured the hearts of adults and kids alike in Where's My Water? ($0.99).
Board game fans have been ecstatic about Carcassone ($9.99), while World of Goo ($2.99) continued to gain fans of all ages during 2011.
Whatever your favorite iPhone game is, we want to hear about it. Leave your nomination in the comments below. Voting will start soon!
Nominations close at 11:59 PM ET on December 17, 2011.
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No more Bigfoot garden statues?!? SkyMall files for bankruptcy by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine January 23, 2015, 11:36 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons The parent company of in-flight shopping catalog SkyMall has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing an increased prevalence of mobile devices on planes as the primary reason for the company's flagging sales. Xhibit Corp. XBTC and several of its affiliates, including SkyMall, have asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Phoenix to supervise a sale of their collective assets, the company announced on Friday. "We are extremely disappointed in this result and are hopeful that SkyMall and the iconic 'SkyMall' brand find a home to continue to operate as SkyMall has for the last 25 years," said Scott Wiley, Xhibit's chief financial officer and acting CEO. "With the increased use of electronic devices on planes, fewer people browsed the SkyMall in-flight catalog," Wiley said in a bankruptcy filing. The SkyMall catalog has long been an option for bored or curious flight passengers who could peruse its pages to find myriad products for purchase — from clothing and electronics to more non-essential fare such as glow-in-the-dark toilet seats or Justin Bieber Dental Floss. SkyMall's widely diverse offerings cemented the catalog's place in popular culture, inspiring parodies as well as blogs and listicles dedicated to its more perplexing products (a lithograph simply titled "Drunk Cat"?). In recent years, though, SkyMall fell victim to declining sales as revenue dropped from $33.7 million in 2013 to just $15.8 million for the first nine months of 2014. In a court filing, Wiley blamed the fall-off in sales on the fact that more and more passengers now spend their flights engaged with their smartphones and tablets due to technological advances, such as in-flight WiFi, as well as evolving air safety rules that allow passengers to keep their mobile devices on during flights. Those changes "resulted in additional competition from e-commerce retailers and additional competition for the attention of passengers, all of which further negatively impacted SkyMall's catalog sales," Wiley said in a filing. "These technology changes, and the costs incurred by airlines in carrying a printed SkyMall catalog, have also made the traditional in-flight SkyMall catalog increasingly unattractive to the airlines." Xhibit asked in a bankruptcy court filing that the asset sale be completed by April at the latest and noted that "an expeditious sale process is very important." The company said SkyMall's cash reserves can support business operations through that target date, but noted that it is "critical" that the process wind down within the next few months.
Yeah! It's free shipping day – kind of by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine December 18, 2014, 6:44 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This post is in partnership with Money. The article below was originally published at Money.com By Brad Tuttle, MONEY Let's be honest: Free shipping isn't all that hard to come by. E-retailers are well aware of how exorbitant (or, for that matter, any) shipping costs are likely to cause online shoppers to abandon their virtual shopping carts before completing transactions, so nearly all merchants offer some form of free shipping—typically, when a minimum purchase threshold of $50 or $75 is met. On Free Shipping Day, however, participating retailers agree to offer free shipping with no minimum purchase required, and the event is held one week before Christmas so that orders can be delivered by December 24. Still, let's have another reality check: Many Free Shipping Day participants have offered free, no-minimum-purchase shipping on plenty of other days in the holiday season. Target has been doing this for two months, and stores such as REI are offering free, no-minimum shipping guaranteed to arrive by Christmas Eve on orders placed as late as 10 a.m. on December 23. The point is that free shipping, while nice and all, is hardly the most unique and dazzling deal in today's promotion-heavy marketplace. And free shipping alone shouldn't make you pull the trigger on any old purchase. The best deals for online shoppers combine free shipping with substantial discounts. Many retailers are pairing up across-the-board markdowns with Free Shipping Day promotions, and they're presenting them as amazing, can't-pass-up bargains. But are they? Below, we're listing some seemingly impressive Free Shipping Day deals, and we're comparing them with what these same retailers were offering on Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and other times during the holidays. Indeed, many are truly good deals—on par or better with what we've seen on other big sales days—but others just aren't that special. Here's just a sample of today's offers. As you'll see, before biting on any Free Shipping Day deal, it's wise to do some clicking around to investigate whether the promotions you see today are the same, better, or worse than what these retailers were offering days or weeks ago—and may offer again tomorrow. Abercrombie & Fitch: Use code 15588 for 50% off everything plus free shipping—the same exact deal the retailer offered on Cyber Monday. Abercrombie offered across-the-board sales of "only" 40% off on Thanksgiving and Black Friday. American Eagle: Use code HOLIDAZE for 40% off everything and free shipping on all orders—the same exact offer promoted on Black Friday weekend and Cyber Monday. Children's Place: Use code 25OFFER3 for free shipping on all orders, plus an extra 25% off sitewide—on top of sales marking down all merchandise by 40% to 60%; on Black Friday, by contrast, Children's Place offered free shipping and a flat 50% off all merchandise. Hollister: 50% off everything in store and online (use code: 35588), plus free shipping on all orders; Hollister also knocked 50% off everything on Black Friday, but shipping cost extra for customers who didn't meet a minimum purchase threshold. Lane Bryant: Free shipping and 50% off select merchandise such as pants, jeans, skirts, shoes, and boots (use code: SNOWMANLB), compared with free shipping and 50% off absolutely everything onCyber Monday. Levi's: 30% off everything (through December 21) and free shipping (on December 18 only); occasionally, the Levi's site is known for discounting all purchases by 40% off, but only on orders of $250 or more. Sports Authority: Customers get 15% off nearly all merchandise and free two-day shipping for orders placed on Free Shipping Day; from time to time earlier in the season, this sports retailer has offered 25% off and free (standard) shipping on all orders. Tommy Hilfiger: Use code TOMMY100 for free shipping on all orders and $30 off if you spend $100 or more; it's not nearly as good a deal as the Cyber Monday deal of 50% off your entire purchase.
The hottest holiday deals are for stuff you'd never give as gifts by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine December 4, 2014, 4:59 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This post is in partnership with Money. The article below was originally published at Money.com. By Brad Tuttle, TIME Retailers engage in all sorts of crafty tactics to manipulate customers into buying things they otherwise wouldn't, but there would have to be one seriously masterful sales job to make consumers think that toilet paper is the perfect item to wrap and place under the Christmas tree. Instead, retailers are offering dramatic discounts right now on items that shoppers need for their own households. Think: printer paper for 1¢ and disinfectant wipes for 75% off. While it might seem to make more sense during the holiday season to have great deals on things that people would actually give as holiday gifts, the strategy is perfectly logical in one fairly obvious way: It draws loads of shoppers out to stores (or pushes them into making purchases online), with the idea that once these customers are in the buying mood, they're likely to be tempted into buying gifts and other items that aren't discounted quite as dramatically. What's more, this strategy seems timed well for the period right after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. It's normally somewhat of a lull for consumers, who are likely exhausted after browsing the barrage of deals during the big shopping weekend, and who don't yet feel the pressure to make last-minute holiday gift purchases. In this way, can't-pass-up-deals on things that everyone needs serve as a sensible prod to woo shoppers into buying more stuff. Hence this week's roster of coupons from Staples, which can be printed out and presented in-store only for some amazing deals through Friday, including: 1¢ for a ream of multipurpose paper (normally $7.99) $2.99 for three-pack of Kleenex facial tissues (compare to $7.99) $8.99 for 12 rolls of Bounty Basic paper towels (normally $16.19) $8.99 for 24 rolls of Charmin Basic bath tissue (normally $11.49) 20% off cups, plates, and cutlery 50% off select Philips lightbulbs Staples' big competitor in the office-supply space, Office Depot (and its sibling Office Max), is also discounting some necessities, including deals for buy one, get one 50% off its store brand paper and 75% off Lysol and Clorox disinfectant wipes. Meanwhile, Walmart and Amazon appear to be engaged in a price war for a necessity that isn't really much of a gift on its own, but that's necessary for many gifts: batteries. The former has an online special right now for a 40-pack of Duracell batteries (30 AA and 10 AAA) for $16.99 (list price: $40), while the latter is listing a 40-pack of Duracell AAs for around $20 (list price: $60).
7 holiday shopping tricks that beat the sale prices by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine December 1, 2014, 7:40 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This post is in partnership with Money. The article below was originally published at Money.com By Ismat Sarah Mangla, MONEY 'Tis the season to be jolly—though you may lose your merry measure once you start thinking about your holiday gift budget. Americans are feeling the pinch this year, it seems. Based on a survey of consumers nationwide, accounting firm PwC forecasts that U.S. households will spend $684 on average this year, down 7% from $735 in 2013. Respondents cited stagnating wages, rising costs of living, and limited disposable income as reasons for pulling back. "This is an 'every dollar counts' holiday season," says Thom Blischok, chief retail strategist at Strategy&, a unit of PwC. As a result, he adds, "retailers are going to be very aggressive in trying to entice customers to spend more." That will be especially true online, though the promotions may not be all that they seem. "At this time of year, sales and marketing ploys can make prices look really good, even when they're not," says Brent Shelton, online shopping expert at FatWallet.com. Since you're likely to spend around 40% of your holiday budget online—at least according to a recent Deloitte poll—you'll want to be strategic with your dot-commerce. Using a combination of the tricks that follow will help you get more for your holiday dollars so that you can give without feeling Grinchy. Get the Lowest Base Price "The most obvious way to save on holiday shopping is to avoid impulse buys," says Shelton. So start by making a list of the gifts you know you want to buy. Then comparison-shop with InvisibleHand a browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari that automatically scours the web for the lowest price on any item you're looking at. Also set up email alerts at TrackIf.com, which lets you know when an item's price drops. You can search products on the site or get a browser plug-in (for Chrome, Safari, and Firefox) that also shows the three-month price history of any product on any retailer's site as you're viewing it. Knowing the price history of a product can help you cut through some of the "buy now!" noise and decide when to pull the trigger. For example, Best Buy recently offered Beats by Dr. Dre Pro over-the-ear headphones for $316. TrackIf's price-history tool showed that the highest price had been $400 and the lowest was $360. In context, $316 looks like a good deal. Of course, nothing is free: The companies offering these tools get a percentage of the sales made using them. So know that they have a vested interest in getting you to spend, and vow to stick to your list. Go Through the Right Door Websites like Ebates.com, FatWallet.com, and TopCashback.comoffer cash back for shopping certain retailers so long as you enter those online stores via the cash-back portal. Recently, FatWallet offered 2% back at Kohl's; TopCashback was paying 6% on certain Amazon purchases. The best part about these sites is that you can also add coupon codes and other discounts to your purchases, says Kristin Cook, managing editor of BensBargains.com. These sites' agreements with retailers rotate. So check a few to see which is offering the best payout for where you're shopping. You may have access to similar offers through your credit cards. Discover, for example, has hundreds of retailers in its ShopDiscover program, which offers 5% to 15% cash back if you click through Discover's site to the retailer. Recently you could get $15 off purchases of $150 plus 10% cash back at Sharper Image, in addition to the card's normal rewards. See if your issuer offers a shopping portal, and if so, add it to the rotation of rebate sites to check. Always Nab the Best Coupons You know that you should go to sites like RetailMeNot.com and CouponCabin.com to search for coupon codes before making any purchase. But sometimes fatigue sets in after you try five or six codes that don't work, and sometimes you simply forget to check at all, right? That's why the smartest shoppers automate their coupon clipping, says Kyle James, founder of Rather-Be-Shopping.com. He advises installing Honey, a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that tracks coupon codes for hundreds of retailers and applies the highest value one to your cart at checkout. CouponFollow.com's Coupons at Checkout extension—available for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and IE at couponfollow.com/checkout—works similarly. To find some of the best unpublished codes and private sales, you might also sign up for email lists or loyalty cards from the stores and brands you know you'll shop this holiday. "A lot of places will invite everyone on the email list to a sale not otherwise advertised," says Cook of BensBargains.com. Case in point: Sunglass Hut recently offered an extra 40% off on certain styles, but only those on the email list got into the sale. Also, you might follow the brands and retailers you're planning to buy from on Facebook and Twitter, says Mark LoCastro of DealNews.com. Cole Haan, for example, recently tweeted a 30% friends-and-family discount. Just be aware that discounts through these channels tend to be better because of what you give up: your contact info and personal data, which retailers will use to market to you in the future. Pick the Right Kind of Plastic If you're not going through a specific credit card's shopping portal, choose the card to use based on the rewards you'll get. Two of MONEY's Best Credit Cards of 2014 are particularly profitable for holiday shoppers—and neither has an annual fee. Chase Freedom gives a hefty 5% cash back on department stores and at Zappos.com and Amazon through the end of the year; Discover It pays 5% on online shopping and department stores for the same period. Just pay the bill off on time so that interest charges don't erase the rewards. Another smart way to pay: with a gift card bought at a discount from the secondary market. At aggregator GiftCardGranny.com, you can shop for cards that are as much as 20% off the value of the card. Save on Shipping Retailers are generally raising the minimum you need to spend to qualify for free shipping, but there are still ways to avoid paying for delivery. Target, for example, is waiving shipping fees on all orders through Dec. 20. And there may be more promos like this during the competitive holiday season. Look for codes at FreeShipping.org. See if your favorite retailer will give you a break on shipping if you check out through its mobile app (as Tory Burch and Sierra Trading Post do) or if you join the loyalty program (like Best Buy and Sperry Top-Sider do). Also, know that if you have an American Express card, you can get a membership to ShopRunner—which offers free two-day shipping from more than 100 e-tailers and normally costs $79—for free. Try for a Last-Ditch Deal Don't hit that purchase button just yet! Load up your cart, start the checkout process by entering your credit card and shipping info, and then close your window. "Retailers hate this," says LoCastro. Desperate to convert potential sales into actual ones, stores will often send emails with additional discounts to entice those who have not finalized a purchase to do so. "Of course, this works only if you're not in a rush," says LoCastro. "But it works especially well if you're spending a lot. They want that sale." Didn't work or don't have time to wait? Before you finish checking out, ping a customer-service rep through live chat or by phone. "Ask if they can offer you free shipping or a discount," says James of Rather-Be-Shopping.com, who has had luck with this strategy at Foot Locker, J. Jill, Lands' End, and Shutterfly. "Say, 'I really want to finish my order, but this is a little more than I can spend.' It never hurts to ask." Get an Adjustment Save your receipts and don't turn off the price alerts you set through TrackIf.com. Some retailers—including Target.com—will give you a price adjustment if the price drops after you buy. And if the site won't do it, the credit card you used might; Citi Price Rewind and any Discover or MasterCard offer price-protection programs. Check your card's terms. Discover will give you the refund for any price change within 90 days, so you could benefit from deep after-Christmas discounts. That should make your new year a little happier
From the archives: Holiday shopping in 1930 looked a lot like today by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine November 30, 2014, 8:55 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Holiday shopping has been an all-American tradition since about the end of the 19th century. The exact start is difficult to pin down, but generally followed the rise of store-sponsored Thanksgiving parades. The moment Santa Claus came gliding down the street was the official beginning of the holiday shopping season. The most famous parade still graces televisions nationwide: the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. It started in 1924, not long before the nation's deepest and longest-lasting depression. The market crashed on Oct. 28, 1929–what would come to be called Black Monday. The shopping season was only weeks away and no one was yet aware that the U.S. was sliding into the Great Depression, as Fortune chronicled. Even in the mad winter of 1929, above the dying bellows of the Bull Market, could be heard sleigh bells and the quaintly anachronistic "Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night." Santa Claus managed by his very madness to divert attention from the carnage in Wall Street for a little while, and by that much enabled the U. S. citizen to throw up philosophical bulwarks against the the bad times that were advancing on him. Retail wouldn't feel the full effects of the market crash until the following year, 1930. But any department store manager who thought that he had already weathered the storm soon found the seriousness of his miscalculation. Unemployment first, and then curtailment of pay rolls during the months that followed, slowly but surely reacted upon his trade. The graph of his sales, unless his store was in a singularly fortunate bailiwick, gradually dropped downward. Not even normal seasonal upward movements were followed. In August, sales were off 9 per cent from 1929's August record, and the average for the year's first seven months (despite, on the whole, remarkable steadiness during the late winter period) was off 6 per cent. Thus did the department store, always a laggard in reflecting business conditions, at length show what had already been shown in other divisions of business and trade. The solution? More spending, according to businessmen and economists. The needed thing, all agreed, was an acceleration of spending. An increase of $267,000,000 in savings deposits throughout the U. S. between June 30, 1929-June 30, 1930 indicated that even with lessened income people were setting aside greater liquid reserves—a hesitancy to spend which accelerated the forces making for reduced business activity. If these reserves could be released, if goods could be started moving at a more rapid rate, if shelves could be depleted, then the wheels of production could be started revolving, idle men and idle capital put to work, and the tide turned. Philadelphia began a determined "Buy Now" campaign and exhorted the rest of Pennsylvania to follow suit so that that state could come out of the slump first. The storyline sounds familiar to the more recent Great Recession, though the consumption numbers 84 years ago paled compared to today. Shoppers were expected to snap up $6 billion worth of goods–$17.3 billion in today's dollars. That's a fraction of the nearly $617 billion American buyers will spend this year, according to the National Retail Federation. Nevertheless, some things don't change all that much, especially an American tradition like the Macy's parade. Each year in Manhattan, R. H. Macy & Co. does him honor with a parade of Gargantuan balloons, designed by Tony Sarg and constructed by Goodyear. The parade comes down Broadway on Thanksgiving Day, and in 1929 consisted of ten balloons representing the Katzenjammer family of comic supplement fame, plus a dragon 177 feet long, a dog, a turkey, and a horse and rider. All of the balloons with the exception of the dog were inflated with helium (of which gas R. H. Macy & Co., by virtue of this annual parade, is the largest commercial user in the U. S. except for companies actually operating airships) and were released after their march at the entrance of Macy's store. To each was attached an offer of $100 reward for return. Read the full article from the archives here.
How Black Friday invaded the U.K. without Thanksgiving's help by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine November 26, 2014, 3:52 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons This story was published in partnership with Time. The original can be found at Time.com By Dan Kedmey, TIME Four years ago, Black Friday was considered a distinctly American tradition, as exotic to non-Americans as the running of the bulls to non-Spaniards. "It was never even on our radar," says Elizabetta Camilleri, CEO of SalesGossip, a web service that tracks discounts at 1,400 fashion labels across Europe. Three years ago, Camilleri's team first spotted a handful of Black Friday sales cropping up in London. This year, they're witnessing a veritable American invasion. "We're seeing promotions from 250 branded retailers," says Camilleri. "It literally doubled over last year." And the deals keep coming. "We're getting all of these retailers phoning us, saying, 'We've just realized we're doing a big promotion next week. Can we get on your home page?'" So nearly 400 years after the Mayflower made it to Plymouth, Black Friday has taken the return trip and officially landed in the Old World. Some 65% of U.K. retailers plan to hold Black Friday sales this year, according to a survey by Barclays. Giants such as Tesco and Sainsbury's have jumped in with aggressive, half-off discounts, while high-end boutiques, such as the clothing store Duchamp London, have shaved off 25% for the holiday. Black Friday's British invasion might seem odd, given that the sales revolve around an American holiday. Indeed, American retailers have considered the day so essential to their business that in the midst of the Great Depression, they lobbied to give Thanksgiving Day a little nudge on the calendar to prolong the shopping season. So how did Black Friday make the leap across the pond? Amazon takes credit for introducing the tradition to the U.K. in 2010, though inklings of Black Friday sales could be found along one of London's main shopping thoroughfares — Oxford Circus — as far back as seven years ago. Dan Taylor, retail manager for Duchamp London, recalls seeing Oxford Street closed to traffic and pedestrians pouring in for an embryonic version of a Black Friday sale. "It was packaged as something quite different," Taylor says, "as 'Christmas Comes Early.'" Black Friday has further seeped into the U.K.'s public consciousness through a blend of media events from across the pond, global trade and plain old competition. "Everyone knows that it happens," says Taylor. "Everyone then expects it to happen." This year, the shopping day got a boost from unseasonably warm fall weather. Sales of autumn apparel slackened over previous years. With fall boots and jackets taking up valuable shelf space and winter merchandise rapidly approaching, retailers had to find a way to move product fast. "Black Friday became this holy grail of, 'It's going to solve all of our problems," says Camilleri, who warns that the sales could undercut profits in the U.K. After all, Britain has already conditioned shoppers for its own version of Black Friday: Boxing Day, which falls on December 26. If retailers bookend the shopping season with steep discounts, some say, shoppers may steer clear of stores in the intervening period. Still, there are signs that Black Friday's spread may end at Britain's shoreline. Retailers in continental Europe have — so far — proven immune to its charms. "We've seen no sign of it happening in France or Spain," says Camilleri. A strict regulatory environment prevents retailers in some EU nations from dropping prices outside of designated windows. But Camilleri notes a deeper instinct to resist. When she asked a German retailer if they might consider a Black Friday sale, the retailer simply replied, "We are not Americans."
5 hottest toys Americans are searching for right now by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine November 26, 2014, 7:07 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons The upcoming holiday shopping season is crucial for the $22-billion U.S. toy industry, and early data suggests Disney's "Frozen," as well as electronics such as Xbox One and the Skylanders game, will be among the top sellers this year. Data provider Experian Marketing Services has given Fortune a look at the hottest toy searches for the week ended Nov. 22, and "Frozen" handily tops the list. With the Christmas holiday just a little over four weeks away, consumers who wait too long could find it challenging to scoop up some of the top sellers. "The holiday shopping season [is] more and more condense," said Jim Silver, editor-in-chief of toy-focused website TTPM.com. It used to last 12 weeks, and then eight, he added. "Now it is a five-week season." Silver estimates that last year as many as 50 toys were sold out at some point during the holiday season, as retailers can find it challenging to restock shelves so quickly. But many of those supply shortages were temporary, and no one item became impossible to find. Retail executives at chains such as Toys 'R' Us say they are well positioned after months of merchandise planning to ensure they can meet demand. Roughly half of all Americans plan to buy toys as gifts this year, according to a recent Nielsen Harris Poll survey of more than 2,200 adults. Although that indicates there will be a lot of interest, observers such as Fitch Ratings have said toy promotions will remain intense, as traditional brick-and-mortar retailers such as Toys 'R' Us compete with online retailers, including Amazon AMZN . Here are five toys that are dominating America's search engines just a few days before the holiday season kicks into high gear.
Here's proof the discounts are steeper this year ahead of Black Friday by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine November 25, 2014, 1:42 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons It's not your imagination. Holiday shopping deals have come faster and more furiously so far this holiday season compared to last year, particularly in the days before the Black Friday frenzy. While the National Retail Federation still thinks holiday season sales will rise a respectable 4.1%, retailers are fighting tooth and nail for every sale in an unforgiving retail environment. Stores like Wal-Mart Stores WMT and Target TGT started their deals earlier in November and made the deals sweeter—both retailers are only forecasting modest sales increases this holiday quarter. Walmart got Black Friday started a week early, with double the number of deals, cutting prices on popular toys, electronics and other gifts, vowing to go toe-to-toe on price with competitors. Others have similarly been more aggressive in 2014. Data compiled by research firm Market Track for Fortune bear all this out. Market Track created baskets of items from the key pages of the circulars (front, back and key inside pages) at major retailers, and tracked their online pricing so far November, comparing the results to last year. Here's what it found: Price changes for these 8 retailers—Walmart, Target, RadioShack RSH , Sears SHLD , Kmart (owned by Sears Holdings), Toys R Us, Best Buy BBY , and Kohl's [fotune-stock symbol="KSS"]—have shown bigger swings throughout the month, as well as deeper cuts in the last few days before Thanksgiving Week. "Prices are so much more volatile in 2014, particularly as we get close to Black Friday- that shows all the competitive pressure, online shopping, and the unprecedented insights shoppers have about prices," said Ryne Misso, a marketing analyst with Market Track. Technology has advanced such that retailers can more quickly adjust pricing as needed than they used to. Look how sharply the price index fell over this past weekend at Kohl's, Target and Sears, as Black Friday shopping got started in earnest earlier compared to last year. In the case of Best Buy, which competes in the particularly tough electronics arena, prices came down early and stayed there. Walmart uses an everyday-low-price-strategy, which means steadier pricing—this year, prices fell more gradually than other retailers' but still fell more markedly compared to 2013. Happy shopping. And more important, Happy Thanksgiving.
E-commerce expected to grow even faster this holiday season by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine November 18, 2014, 4:57 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Online retail spending will rise 16% this holiday season, a much faster clip than last year, as U.S. consumers feel more confident about spending and make greater use of mobile devices to shop, comScore SCOR said in its closely watched forecast released on Tuesday. ComScore expects holiday e-commerce to hit $61 billion in November and December. Spending done from a desktop should rise 14% this year, compared to 10% this year, while m-commerce should grow 25%, the analytics firm predicted. Mobile shopping will represent about one-eighth of e-commerce spending. "The recent trends we've seen in online consumer spending suggest that American consumers are ready to open their wallets," said Gian Fulgoni, executive chairman emeritus of comScore. Brick and mortar retailers have been scrambling to get their share of e-commerce's expected growth this holiday season as they compete with Amazon.com AMZN : J.C. Penney JCP launched a new mobile shopping app ahead of the season, and expects mobile to eventually generate half the traffic on jcp.com. Target TGT has also just launched new apps as part of a broad e-commerce overhaul. Meanwhile Penney, Target and Kohl's KSS will be using some stores to help fill online orders. (All of Macy's M stores are now equipped to help out with online sales.) Meanwhile, United Parcel Service UPS doubled its holiday season hiring to cope with an expected jump in package volume, while FedEx also ramped up its staffing. ComScore's forecast is far more optimistic than that of the National Retail Federation, which has forecast growth of up 11%. The NRF has said it expects holiday season sales at brick-and-mortar stores to rise 4.1% this holiday season.
Black Friday starting earlier and earlier—Amazon and Kohl's join the fray by Tom Huddleston, Jr. @FortuneMagazine October 30, 2014, 10:10 AM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Following Macy's M lead, Kohl's KSS will open its stores on Thanksgiving at 6 p.m., two hours earlier than last year. It's the latest example of "Black Friday creep," with the department store becoming the latest retailer try to get a leg up on holiday sales ahead of what's shaping up as another very tough, competitive season. Amazon.com AMZN on Thursday said it was starting its Black Friday deals on Nov. 1—a full 27 days before the actual Black Friday and even earlier than usual. Black Friday is really Black Thanksgiving now, since retailers like Macy's, J.C. Penney JCP , which used to open early on the day after Thanksgiving, now open on Turkey Day itself. Since the recession, retailers have been opening stores earlier and earlier to snag sales from competitors. Those 6 a.m. openings on Black Friday are ancient history now. It's not hard to see why retailers are doling out their deals earlier and earlier—Amazon just gave a holiday quarter sales forecast that disappointed Wall Street, while Kohl's on Wednesday said comparable sales would fall 1.4% in the quarter ending this weekend- so much for the recovery. Customer Growth Partners, a consultancy that tracks sales at major retailers, said "lackluster sales" of late will lead to a "humbug holiday." It is forecasting growth of 3.4%—better than last year, but still below historical averages. "Contrary to much conventional wisdom, the single best predictor of retail sales is neither gasoline prices, the unemployment rate or consumer confidence—but growth in disposable income. And the fact is that real median incomes have flatlined—if not declined—for many years now," CGP President Craig Johnson said. (Macy's, Penney, Gap Inc GPS , Wal-Mart Stores WMT and eBay EBAY are among the retailers to have sounded less than optimistic notes about the upcoming holiday season.) Target TGT is betting on more exclusives to win holiday shoppers this year and said it will compete hard on price.


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Windsor man plotted at least a week to have cops kill him U.S. court documents reveal that Stefan Baraslievski, the Windsor man shot last week by Customs officers in Detroit, had been planning his "suicide by cop" for at least week.
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Salvatore and Sallyann Ruscati to Scott M. and Tiffany H. Shipman, 32 Twin Oak Farm Road, $350,000.
Nancy Davis to William Borzillo, 380 Main St., Unit 34, $140,000.
Frances A. Routh to Ronald and Kimberly Hardy, 46 Ridgecrest Road, $162,500.
Nation Star Mortgage to I Heart Homes, LLC, 1 Birch Drive, $145,000.
Ilidio and Jorge Fontoura to 280 N.C., LLC, 280 N. Colony St., $675,000.
Scott M. and Tiffany P. Shipman to Aaron Pooch and Caitlyn Conley, 14 Holly Lane, $270,000.
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VW Homes, LLC to William Colella and Sharon Nally, 15 Padens Court, $409,900.
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Estate of Harry J. Benigni to Carrie Greenwood, 51 Shetland Drive, $190,000.
Lewis W. Jr. and Theresa Reid to Angel L. Perez, 3 Beryl Lane, $185,000.
Wesley B. Hatch, trustee to Greene-D.H. Woronick Builders, Inc., 172 New Cheshire Road, $116,000.
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Harold Frederick Anderson to Barbara A. Day, 33 Forest Road, $162,000.
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The thing about Peeps is that they seem to turn up just about everywhere this season. They become sushi, they become dioramas, and even are found topping delicious chocolate pies. Over the weekend the Peeps in our house decided to take a swim in a jello pond! My daughter and I had a blast making this cute watery scene. I used regular gelatin and dyed it light green with a drop of food coloring. Then we added the Peeps swimming, the water lilies, and the goldfish once the jello had finished setting. We really tried to think of all the things that would really make the pond look real. We think next time we might dye the jello blue, add yellow Peeps and a few floats to make it Peeps in a Swimming Pool!
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- Tagless neck
- Heat-transfer 2" reflective tape
- Weight 1.62 lbs
Wilderness Dreams Women's Pink Mossy Oak Shorts 605035
$19.99Slip into these soft poly-jersey Shorts after a long day and be ready to for a comfortable evening around home or out on the town. They feature an elastic waistband with a drawstring; mid-rise and a 3" inseam.
- Pink Mossy Oak Breakup
- Sizes: S-XXL
Dickies Men's Short Sleeve Work Shirt 1574
$17.99The classic Dickies Men's Short Sleeve Work Shirt 1574 has a generous cut through the shoulders and chest to give you plenty of room for movement. It's made with a durable poly/cotton twill fabric that will help you stay clean with a stain release finish, and a moisture wicking treatment that will help keep you dry. For added utility, two chest flap pockets provide storage for anything you'll need on the job. This shirt is designed to look good, and built to last. Dickies, Quality Workwear since 1922.
- 5.25 oz. Twill, 65% Polyester/35% Cotton
- Visa® Stain release finish
- Visa® finish moves moisture away from the body
- Extra long tail
- Original fit; Generous fit across shoulders
- Colors match our Original 874® Work Pants
Key Industries Premium Washed Kid's Denim Bib 225.45
$21.99Your little one is sure to love the look and feel of these bibs made with soft, 100% cotton. Go ahead and get a pair for him and for her, there are great colors available for each. The Key Industries Premium Washed Kid's Bib 225.45 have the double utility pockets on each leg and hammer loop just like yours!
- 100% Cotton Fabrics
- Pewter Hardware
- Mock Reinforced Back Pockets
- Double Utility Pockets on Each Leg
- Button Closure at Waist
Dickies Relaxed Fit Sanded Duck Carpenter Jeans DU336
$24.99The Dickies Relaxed Fit Sanded Duck Carpenter Jeans DU336 sits slightly below the waist, with extra room through the seat and thigh and a straight leg. It's made from 12oz Sanded Duck fabric, a 100% cotton work cloth that is heavy and durable, yet soft and comfortable. It comes equipped with a utility loop and dual tool pockets -- situating everything you need right where you need it. The tough triple stitched seams, rivets at all stress points and heavy-duty brass zipper will ensure this pant stands up to the tests of time. Get the job done in the Weatherford Pant by Dickies. Dickies, Quality Workwear since 1922.
- 12 oz. Sanded Duck, 100% Cotton
- Relaxed fit
- Fits over boots
- Hammer loop & Dual tool pocket
- Garment Washed
Wilderness Dreams Women's Mossy Oak Swim Halter Top 606621
$19.98This lined and padded halter top provides a secure fit with full straps at the neck and back. Made from a comfortable, durable, polyester/spandex blend.
- Mossy Oak Breakup
- Sizes: S-XL
Wilderness Dreams Women's Mossy Oak Pink Strap Bandeau 607831
$19.99Our new Pink-Strap Bandeau top features a slim, pink-accented removable neck strap and removable soft cups. With pink ties at both the neck and back you can make it a perfect fit. Made from a durable polyester/spandex blend.
- Mossy Oak Breakup
- Sizes: S-XL
Shaf Men's Denim Vest w/ Gun Pocket DM2238
Regular Price: $49.99
Special Price: $19.99
Men's Snap Front Denim Club Vest with Gun Pocket
- 14 oz. 100% Cotton Denim material
- Snap front closure with open collar
- 2 chest pockets
- 2 lower hand pockets
- Single panel back ideal for club patches
- Built in concealed weapon and ammo pocket
- Available in Black and Blue
Wilderness Dreams Women's Pink Strap Hipster Bottom 607931
$14.99The fully-lined Pink-Strap Hipster has pink straps on the side that perfectly complement our Pink-Strap Bandeau. Made from a durable polyester/spandex blend.
- Mossy Oak Breakup
- Sizes: S-XL


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