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Sold for $70,400 at 2006 Gooding & Company Pebble Beach Auction.
This 1966 Chevrolet Chevelle Super Sport Convertible is powered by a 502-cubic-inch V8 with pushrod-operated overhead valves and single Edelbrock Four-Barrel carburetor that produces over 500 horsepower (estimated). It has a four-speed manual gearbox and upgraded front disc brakes. The vehicle embodies the Muscle Car mantra which was a lightweight, small car coupled with a potent powerplant.
The car has undergone a recent restoration. The cloth top is power operated. The interior has bucket seats and a console-mounted clock. It was offered for sale at the 2006 Gooding & Company Auction where it was estimated to sell between $75,000-$95,000. The car was offered without reserve which proved to work well for its new owner who purchased the car for $70,400.
By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2007
For 1966, the Chevrolet Chevelle was given a new body with forward slanted front fenders, new body lines, and a wider anodized aluminum grille. In the back was a new body cove treatment. The base models were the Chevelle 300 and were available as a 2- or 4-door sedan. Pricing began at $2,160 and approximately 28,600 examples were built. Most (roughly 23,300) were powered by a six-cylinder engine.
Chevelle 300 Deluxe
models were given body-side moldings, rear fender nameplates and painted rear quarter reveal moldings. Other distinguishable features included tailgate molding and emblems on the station wagons. Inside were dual-spoke steering wheel with a horn ring, along with color-keyed upper instrument panel with bright lower panel trim strip. The rear armrests had a build-in ashtray and the interiors were either cloth or vinyl upholstery. Body styles included a 2- or 4-door sedan and a station wagon. Approximately 37,500 of the 300 Deluxe were built.
Chevelle Malibu
models - also available with either a six- or eight-cylinder engine - was available as a 4-door sedan, 2- or 4-door hardtop, convertible, or station wagon. These models had Malibu nameplates, a hood windsplit molding, rear cove outline molding surrounding the single-unit rear lights with built-in backup lamps. The insides were luxurious with cloth or vinyl upholstery (the station wagons and convertibles came in all-vinyl). They had a unique dual-spoke steering wheel, black crackle-finish on the instrument panel upper section, a bright-backed rearview mirror, and a glove compartment light. They also had floor carpeting and bright roof rails.
Approximately 241,500 Chevelle Malibus were built, not including the station wagons. Approximately 189,300 were powered by V8 engines.
Chevelle SS-396
models came equipped with a 396 cubic-inch V8 rated at 325 horsepower. A total of 72,272 examples were built and had a base price of $2,275 for the 2-door hardtop. A convertible was available, with a base price of $2,960. The Chevelle Super Sport was the performance package for the Chevelle lineup. Along with its potent powerplant, they had twin simulated air intakes, ribbed color-accented body sill and rear fender lower moldings. They had the SS-396 grille and rear cover emblems and Super Sport script located on the rear fenders. They had five nylon red-stripe tires and specific wheel covers. The inside was all-vinyl, with bench front seat standard and fitted with all the features found on the Malibu, except for color-keyed vinyl-coated cargo floor mat and textured vinyl cargo area sidewalls.
By Daniel Vaughan | Nov 2013
The Chevelle was introduced on September 26, 1963 as a mid-sized vehicle for the Chevrolet fleet. It was basically a smaller version of the Impala.
Muscle cars were associated with small vehicles with low weight and very few amenities but large amounts of horsepower from massive engines. The entire Detroit market had been stricken by creating faster, more vehicles. The Chevelle flirted with this definition but went a step farther and added versatility and convenience. When introduced in 1963, its 327 cubic-inch V8 engine producing 300 horsepower was no match for the 389 cubic-inch V8 that the Pontiac GTO concealed under its hood. In the years that followed, Chevrolet would answer the challenge with larger, more powerful engines.
The Chevelle was built atop a new A-frame platform and had a 112 inch wheelbase. The suspension was unequal-length double wishbones in the front and a 4-link live-axle rear suspension. The vehicle could be ordered in 2 or 4 door bodystyle. The base model was the 300 series while the Malibu SS was the top-of-the-line model.
During the 1964 model year, over 76,800 Chevelle SS's were produced. Two engine sizes were available, the 283 and 327 cubic inch. Horsepower ranged from 195 through 300 depending on the engine and configuration.
The muscle car market was beginning to heat-up and Chevrolet needed to prove that they still had what was needed to compete. In 1965, Chevrolet unleashed a limited edition 396, known as the Z-16 package. The 201 examples that were produced featured 375 horsepower, highly-modified suspension and power-assisted steering, and anti-roll bars in the front and rear. The gear ratio on the Muncie 4-speed transmission was raised from 3.31 to 4.56. The 283 and 327 cubic-inch engines were still available. The base engine still produced 195 horsepower while the top of the line Z79 327 was now producing 350 horsepower. Production was down by over 4000 SS's from the previous year, now at 72,500.
Chevrolet was catching up in the horsepower battle. In 1966, the 283 and 327 cubic-inch engines were no longer being offered. Rather, the 396 became the standard engine with the horsepower outputting between 325 to 375 depending on the configuration. The greater the horsepower the vehicles received, the greater the need to modify the other components of the vehicle. All Chevelles were outfitted with stiffer springs and shocks to counter handling problems.
The SS name was switched to SS396 to highlight the 396 cubic-inch engine lurking underneath the hood. A new bumper, roof line, and dual hood scoops were applied to the vehicle to give it an updated and more aggressive look. For 1966, 72,272 examples were produced. Part of this success is credited with the competitive price, styling and vehicle performance.
Front disc brakes and new tires were added in 1967. A three speed automatic was added to the 3 and 4 speed manual, and two speed automatic transmission options. The 396 engine producing 325 horsepower was still the standard power plant. The L34 engine saw a reduction in horsepower by 10 to comply with new GM corporate policy regarding one-BHP per ten-pounds of curb weight. The 375 horsepower option was removed from the line-up.
In 1968, the Chevelle SS was redesigned. The rear of the car was shortened while the front was stretched giving it a fast-back appearance. The wheelbase decreased by three inches. The L78 375 horsepower engine option was re-added to the line-up. The zero-to-sixty time was rated around 6.5 seconds while the quarter-mile time was 14.5 seconds. Unfortunately, sales were down considerably hovering around 57,600.
The SS 396 became an option package for the Chevelles in 1969. By the end of the year, the 396 was increased to 402 cubic inches. A limited number of 427 cubic-inch power plants were offered. With over 86,300 vehicles sold in 1969, the Chevelle SS was gaining ground in the popularity battle.
For 1970, production was down to just below 53,600 Chevelle SS's. However, horsepower was up, way up. The horsepower ranged from 350 to 450 horsepower from the 402 and 454 powerplants. With the LS6 454 engine, the vehicle could race from zero-to-sixty in just over 6 seconds. The quarter mile could be reached in 13.7 seconds.
In 1971, the muscle car era was beginning to decline due to safety and government regulations. As a result, the engines were detuned and horsepower and sales plummeted. Nearly 20,000 Chevelle SS's were sold. The base engine was the L65 350 cubic-inch V8 producing 245 horsepower. The top of the line engine, the LS5 454 V8, was still at muscle-car status with its 365 horsepower and 465 ft-lbs of torque. The Chevelle's borrowed from the Monte Carlo design and received single headlights.
The trend of detuning continued in 1972 as manufacturers were buckling under the increasing government regulations. The base L65 V8 engine now produced 165 horsepower. The Ls5 454 V8 produced 270 horsepower. During the 1972 model year, 5,333 examples of the Chevelle SS were produced.
The Chevelle was redeisgned again in 1973 to help stimulate sales. Thecar grew in size and growing farther away from its sporty car image. The 'colonnade hartop' models replaced the pillarless hardtop versions. The convertible option was no longer offered.
Production continued until 1977.
By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2006
One of General Motors most successful vehicles, the Chevelle was a mid-sized car that was introduced in 1964 and was produced until 1977. The Chevelle models ranged from economical little family cars to commanding coupes and stunning convertibles. The Malibu was originally the top trim level in the Chevelle line which eventually replaced the Chevelle name entirely after 1977. Based on the reengineered GM 'A' platform, the Chevelle chassis provided the platform for the Chevy Monte Carlo, which ended up being a very successful model itself.
The Chevelle was produced with the intention to compete with the similarly sized Ford Fairlane and to return to the Chevy lineup a model similar is size and concept to the popular 1955-57 models. The Chevelle was the basis for the Beaumont which was a re-trimmed model tat was sold only in Canada by Pontiac dealers.
From 1966 until 1972, four-door hardtop sedans were named Sport Sedans. In 1964 and 1965 a two-door station wagon was available in the bottom-line Chevelle 300 series. From 1964 until 1972 two-door hardtop coupes and convertibles were produced while four-door sedans and four-door wagons were offered throughout the entire run. Exclusive nameplates like Nomad, Nomad Custom, Concours, Concours Estate and Greenbriar were all various models of wagons. The two-door hardtops were called Sport coupes, much like other Chevrolet series.
The El Camino was a utility pickup which was part of the lineup, depending on the year and was available in 300/300 Deluxe trim level, Malibu trim level and the one-year only SS396. The El Camino lasted longer that its passenger car counterpart and continued to be produced until 1987.
Chevrolet's entry into the muscle car battle was heralded by the Chevelle SS. From 1964 until 1965 the Chevelle's had a Malibu SS badge on the rear quarter panel and after 1965 the Malibu SS badging disappeared except for those sold in Canada. In 1966 the Chevelle SS became a regular series of its own, dubbed the SS396 and was a higher performance version and had its own line of engines and performance equipment. The available performance engines included 396 CID V8s which were rated at 325, 350 and 375 hp respectively for 1966 only and 350 hp.
The SS396 series only lasted three year from 1966 until 1968 before is was relegated to an option status, much like a radio or AC. From 1966 and 1967 a very limited run of the 'strut back' two-door sport coupe with its own model number, 17, rather than the model number 37 used on previous and later two-door sport coupes. The first and only year of the SS396 El Camino was 1968, and it came with its own series/model identification of 13880. Nearly all of the good extras of the SS396 could be ordered on the '66 and '67 El Camino but unfortunately the SS397 series El Camino wasn't available until the 1968 model year. The SS option could be ordered in the El Camino, much like the 300 Deluxe and Malibu in 1969 and only the Malibu from 1970 to 1972.
All regular production Z16 Chevelles were produced at the Kansas City plant, while two prototype Z16 Chevelles were built at the Baltimore plant. The Z-16 option came with a convertible boxed frame, a narrowed rear axle and brake assemblies from the Impala, heavy-duty suspension and pretty much all of the regular Chevelle comforts and convenience options. The Z16 came with the standard big-block 396 Turbo-Jet V8 which came only with the Muncie wide-ratio four-speed manual transmission. The back end of the Z-16 featured a unique black and chrome trim panel that framed untrimmed Chevelle 300-style taillights.
To appeal to Chevelle enthusiasts craving a high-performance mid-sized car, all Chevelle models in 1965 were available with a 350-horsepower 327-cubic-inch V8. In all 1967 and 1968 models (besides the SS396) this engine was also offered at a downrated form at 325 hp. This engine was also available in downrated form at
1966 brought with it a major restyle of the Chevelle on the old frame. During the mid-1960s, Americans embraced the fad of the 'Coke bottle' body shape and the Chevelle kept up with the times. Their new design reflected the 'Coke bottle' body shape with bulging rear fender lines and a 'flying buttress' roofline were highlights of the '66 hardtops, shared with other GM 'A' body models.
Only the Super Sport was available while the SS396 became a separate model. Produced as a regular production model, several were sold. The body was updated the following year, but a whole new variety of safety equipment became standard this year, which made this year's car a much safer vehicle to be in, in case of a collision. In both Sport Coupe and Convertible body styles the SS396 continued as the only Super Sport model.
When 1968 came, so did a new model that even further emphasized the 'Coke bottle' look even more. A semi-fastback roofline for hardtop coupes became extremely popular. After December 1, 1967 new Federal safety-mandated equipment included side marker lights on each fender, along with shoulder belts for outboard front seat occupants on cars built from this date onward. All 1968 models had anchors for the belts. Adding complexity under the hood, manual transmission cars received GM's 'Air Injection Reactor' smog pump.
The SS396 series was dropped for the 1969 model year, and the Super Sport became a performance option. The SS option could be ordered on the 300 Deluxe 2-door Sport Coupe and 2-door sedan along with the Malibu 2-door Sport Coupe, convertible and El Camino. All 1969 Chevelles received an all new locking steering column; a year ahead of the Federal requirement. After January 1, 1969, headrests were required for all cars sold in the U.S. and they were installed on all 1969 GM cars. The SS option was limited to the Malibu series in 1970. Both 1969 and 1970 offered the SS option that included the 396/402 as the base engine keeping the option alive as a performance-oriented choice. In 1971 this changed when the SS option could be ordered with any optional V8 and became more of a 'dress-up' option than a performance option.
Before 1970 GM had a restriction that no mid-size vehicle could have an engine with a displacement over 400 CID.
GM dropped the displacement rule in 1970 at the time when the bigger engines were available as regular production options, which resulted with the addition of an SS454 line option to the existing SS396 option. Due to the factory having to over-bore the blocks .030' due to machining issues during production the 396 engine actually displaced 402 cubic inches. The engines were the 454 CID LS5 C8 rated at 360 hp and the LS6 at 450 hp. When equipped with the LS6, with 450 hp and 500 ft/lb of torque, the Chevelle would rocket through ½ mile to low to mid-13 second times at 105 to 108 mph.
GM mandated that all division design their engines to run on lower-octane regular, low-lead or unleaded gas for 1971 due to tightening emission requirements. This was also in anticipation of the catalytic converter that would be used on 1975 and later models, necessitating the use of unleaded fuel. All engines featured low compression ratios to permit usage of the lower-octane fuels. This change reduced horsepower ratings on the big-block engine to 300 for the 402 cubic-inch V8, but strangely, the LS-5 454 option received an 'advertised' five-horsepower increase to 365. Early in the model year, the LS-6 454 option, which had been originally announced as a regular production option on the Chevelle SS for 1971, was dropped. No official records indicate than any 1971 Chevelles were assembled with the LS-6 engine.
The Chevelle SS, changed from a specific performance vehicle to a trim package (very similar to the original Chevelle SS models) in the face of declining Musclecar sales following the 'insurance surcharge' issue of 1970. The base Chevelle SS engine in 1971 was a two-barrel 350-cubic-inch V8 that was rated at 245 gross horsepower and optional was a four-barrel carbureted version of the 350 V8 rated at 275 gross horsepower. Now extra-cost options were the big block engines of earlier years, including the 402 V8 rated at 300 gross horsepower, and the LS-5 454 V8 with 365 gross and 285 net horsepower. For 1971, Chevrolet specifications included both 'gross' and 'net' horsepower figures for all engines to ease the transition to 1972 and later years, when Chevy only listed the 'net' horsepower ratings.
With a top engine rated at 270 hp, the 1972 Chevelle SS conformed with GM's decree that all engines were to be rated at their net engine ratings. Though the rating was lower, there was no evidence that power had actually changed on production vehicles of that year. All of the other engines on the SS roster remained unchanged from 1971.
Halfway through 1971 and continuing through 1971 the base Chevelle Sport Coupe was offered as the 'Heavy Chevy' model that featured unique striping and other appearance items. This model was available with any V8 engine offered in the Chevelle roster that ranged from the 307 two-barrel to the 402 four-barrel. The 454 big-block was only offered with the 'SS' package and was not available with the 'Heavy Chevy' option.
Since it wasn't as expensive as larger models like the Impala, and came with enough room to seat a family of five comfortable, many customers chose the Chevelle as an economical family car. Convenience items that were incredibly popular included power steering, power brakes, AC, automatic transmission and radio.
Don Yenko, a retired race car driver produced his very own line of signature Chevelles, alongside his own models of Camaros and Novas, which became the Yenko Super Cars.
While at the time the largest engine being installed in Chevelle SS's was the 396 cid V8, Yenko chose to equip his acquired models with the Chevrolet 427 cid V8. This was a very limited edition of Chevelles that ended up being very popular among Chevy fans worldwide. Today, a Yenko Chevelle could produce almost as much as $2.2 million for sale.
For the 1973 model year, the third generation was unveiled, and the Chevelle underwent a major redesign that involved the so-called 'colonnade hardtop' styling now featuring frameless door glass and fixed 'B' pillars. Now the rear windows on coupes couldn't be opened anymore, which may have been done so GM could encourage the optional AC even more. The front suspension greatly enhanced handling and was based on the Camaro/Firebird. The choices of engine ranged from the 250 I6 to the 454 V8 engine. These engines were reliable for numerous miles due to the hardened engine valve seats and hydraulic camshafts and also allowed them to accept the increasingly popular unleaded regular gasoline.
Preventing overheating were crossflow radiators and coolant reservoirs that prevented air from entering the system. Available in ever model were swivel bucket seats and center console for automatic and manual shift cars, along with the instrument gauge cluster. Standard were power front disc and rear drum brakes. An option from 1973 until 1975 was a power moonroof.
Allowing for easier access and loading, the station wagon was available in 6 or 9 passenger seating featured a rear hatchback door. The Chevy El Camino and GMC Sprint were both based on the Chevelle. Much like previous year, yearly design changes to the front and rear mark aesthetic differences. The top sellers for GM were the Chevrolet Chevelles.
For 1973 model offerings began with the top luxury Laguna series with its urethane nose, followed closely by Malibu and then Deluxe models. A SS package was offered for Malibu coupes, and for this time only, station wagons. This option included a black front grille, body side striping, SS badging on the interior and exterior, rally wheels with white letter tires, a 350 or 454 V8 and F41 sport suspension with front and rear sway bars. With 350 or 454 equipped cars on any model a 4-speed Muncie transmission was available.
The Laguna S3 coupe replaced the 'SS' as the sporty/performance option on the Chevelle for 1974. S3 referred to sport and 3rd generation Chevelle models. The S3 featured a unique urethane nose, body side striping, rally wheels, Laguna S3 badging, 4 spoke steering wheel and F41 sport suspension with front and rear sway bars. Introduced and still in use with cars today were radial tires on 15' wheels and radial tuned suspension that provided road grip and retractable 3 point seat belts. New this year was the 400 engine. The top engine was the 454 engine and was available with the Turbo Hydra-Matic automatic 400 or Muncie 4 speed manual transmissions.
The top-line series for 1974 became the Malibu Classic since the Laguna nameplate now bore the sporty model in the Chevelle line, and the Malibu Classic was available in sedan, coupe and station wagon models. The Malibu Classic used the same grillework as lesser Chevelle models, unlike the '73 Laguna, but added a spring-loaded hood ornament. The interior was extremely luxurious and featured notchback bench seats which were upholstered in cloth or vinyl, carpeted door panels and woodgrain instrument panel trim as well as vertical opera windows on coupes or exterior wood trim on station wagons. For this year, the base Chevelle Deluxe series was dropped which left the plain Malibu as the low-end series.
For 1975 the Laguna S-3 was introduced as a ½ year model in February. It featured a new sloped front nose designed for NASCAR. Adding increased power with minimal maintenance H.E.I. or High Energy Ignition provided spark to the spark plugs. The bigger distributor cap also provided better high RPM performance by decreasing the chance of the spark conducting to the wrong terminal. For the first half of the model year the 454 and Turbo Hydra-Matic 400 transmission was available, and the 400 was the top engine choice.
The Chevelle was available with the new 5.0 liter 305 V8 the 350 and the 400 for 1976. Malibu Classic models for this year featured the new rectangular headlights that other high-end GM cars were wearing. Replacing the earlier single round headlights were quad units in stacked arrangement.
The top engine in 1977 was the 350 and the Malibu Classic was the top model. Only around 50 of a Chevelle S.E. or special edition models were produced and came with front and rear spoilers, turbin II wheels, special graphics and decals, F60x15 tires, Laguna quarter window trim, F41 sport suspension, front and rear sway bars and deluxe interiors. These models were available in three colors.
Unfortunately in 1978 GM downsized its intermediate models and the Chevelle name was dropped and all models took the Chevrolet Malibu name.
By Jessica Donaldson
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Chicken and Biscuit Dinner, in memory of Dave Fenton on Sunday, Feb. 17, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Laceyville Fire Hall. Adults, $7; 12 and under, $4; preschool, free. Dessert Bar. Takeouts available. Proceeds benefit Angels Among Us Relay for Life Team.
Heat at the Seat 13th Annual Chili Cookoff to be held on Saturday, March 16 at the County Seat Tavern, Maple Street, Montrose. Music by DJ "Ringmaster." Entry forms at the County Seat Tavern, 570- 278-9996. Benefits Endless Mountains Medical Care Foundation.
Benefit for Kevin Repsher on Saturday, April 13, starting at noon at the Black Walnut American Legion. There will be food, music, a Chinese auction, pie and cake auction, bake sale, 50/50 and basket raffles. Proceeds will help with Kevin's medical costs. To make a donation or have questions, call Dawn Repsher at 570-637- 2550.
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The Wyalusing Methodist Church will be holding an "Afternoon of Inspiration Concert" to benefit the Volunteers in Mission Team on Sunday, Feb. 24 at 3 p.m. There will be a silent auction and homemade refreshments. Donations can be mailed to the Wyalusing U.M. Charge, PO Box 155, Wyalusing, PA 18853 and mark "Attention V.I.M. Fundraiser." For more information contact Faith Jaynes at 570-746-3237.
St. Peter's in Tunkhannock February happenings: Quiet music and meditations Wednesdays during Lent. Soup supper will precede service at 6:30 and services begin at 7 p.m. Feb. 20 to March 27. Ash Wednesday Service, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. Stations of the Cross on Friday evenings during Lent starting Feb. 15, 6:30 p.m. If you have questions, call 570- 836-2233 or Reverend Lou at 878-4670.
The Towanda Universalist Unitarian Fellowship is located at 305 Second St. in Towanda and holds services every Sunday at 3 p.m. After the service, members and friends join together for refreshments and socializing. For more information, call 570-888-3541 or 570- 265-8575.
Round and Square Dance will be held at the Wysox Fire
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The Hollenback United Methodist Church is pleased to announce the following dates for the free soup suppers. These events start off with a Bible study at 4:30 and the supper at 5 p.m. All welcome. The dates are as follows: March 13, April 10.
A Tour of Italy dinner will be held at the Mehoopany United Methodist Church on Feb. 16, serving 4 p.m. Tossed salad, garlic bread, chicken parmesan, lasagna, spaghetti, linguini, fettuccini, traditional red sauce, alfredo, clam sauce and spicy seafood vodka sauce. Dessert: homemade pies, chocolate mousse and Italianstyle desserts. Cost is donation. For take-outs, call ahead at 570-833-2264.
New Era Community Church will hold a spaghetti and meatball dinner on Wednesday, Feb. 20 at 11:30 a.m. and a Meatball hoagie luncheon on Feb. 27. All welcome. Free will offering. Brown bag auction after lunch. Can tabs for Ronald McDonald House can be brought in. Call 570-363-2496 for more information.
Sweetheart Dinner will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Spring Hill Community Hall. Choose from prime rib or chicken involtini for main entrees w/sides and dessert. The cost is $17.50 per person. For reservations, call Bill Beebe at 570-746-3435 by Wednesday, Feb. 13.
American Legion Birthday Dinner will be held on March 9 at the Wyalusing American Legion Post 534. Social hour is 6 p.m. and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Reservations a must by March 4. Call 570-746- 1772.
Knights of Columbus Lenten Fish Dinner. Once again the Knights will be sponsoring three fish dinners this Lenten season. They will be on Friday, Feb. 22, March 8, March 22. Dinners include baked fish, macaroni and cheese, stewed tomatoes, cole slaw, applesauce, dinner roll, homemade desserts and beverage. Served from 4 to 7 p.m. in St. Basil's Hall, Dushore. Adults, $8; children 6-12, $3.00; under 6, free. Proceeds benefit local activities. Sponsored by K of C, Dushore, Wyalusing and Mildred Council 12406.
Team Trivia night at the Wyalusing Fire Hall, Sat., Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. Tickets available for purchase at the door or in advance at the Rocket-Courier office, 196 State Street and the Greater Wyalusing Chamber of Commerce office, Main Street. The cost is $10 per person. Snacks and drinks provided at no cost with door prizes and 50/50 drawings. For more information call 570-746-4922.
The Wyalusing Library is hosting Bingo on Saturday, Feb. 23 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Wyalusing American Legion Post #534, 89 Bowling Alley
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PS Bank is holding a food drive to benefit the Ronald McDonald House in Danville. Donations may be dropped off at the bank, Rt. 6, Wyalusing from Feb. 4 to Feb. 14. (Non-perishable items only.)
St. Patrick's Day dinner, March 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. at VFW Post #6824, Haigh's Pond Road in Potterville. Corned beef and cabbage, ham, potatoes, carrots and dessert. Adults, $10; children, age 10 and under, $5. Takeouts, $10. Benefits VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
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S.O.S. Al-Anon — Family Group will meet on Fridays at 7 p.m. at St. John's Lutheran Church, Hopkins Street, Sayre.
Recovery House Meetings — AA Group of Towanda meets Mon.-Fri., noon; Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8 p.m., Sun., 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. NA meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 p.m. Speaker meeting every first Sunday, 8 p.m. All meetings at 205 Main St., Towanda (please use rear, lower entrance).
Compassionate Friends — of the Endless Mountains will hold their meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at 7 p.m. in the Endless Health Community Center, Montrose. TCF is open to all families who have lost a child from any cause at any age. There are no membership dues or fees of any kind. For more information, call 965-0901 (evenings) or 278- 1658 or e-mail email@example.com.
Twelve Steps on the Way, a Christian recovery group, will meet at the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church on Mondays at 7 p.m. Use door in the rear of the church.
Al-Anon meetings in Tunkhannock: Endless Serenity Al-Anon Family Group on Monday, 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m., Saturday, noon. All meetings are held at the Tunkhannock UM Church Education Bldg., second floor.
Diabetes Support Group - meeting the first Thursday of every month at the Guthrie Clinic office in Towanda beginning at 5:30 p.m. There is no charge and all diabetics and family members are welcome. For more information, call Dawn at Guthrie Clinic at 570- 265-6165 during regular business hours.
TOPS PA #1134 — Laceyville, meets each Tuesday evening at the Braintrim Baptist Church in Laceyville. Weigh-ins from 5:15 to 6 p.m., meeting from 6-7 p.m. For more information, call 965-2493 or 869-1834. Toll-free 1- 800-932-8677.
AA Meeting — Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in the basement of the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
MOPS — Mothers of Preschoolers meet every first and third Wed. of the month from 9 to 11 a.m., September through May. Meetings are held at the First Presbyterian Church, 5 Court St., Towanda. All mothers
of preschoolers are welcome. Child care is provided for children, ages infant through five years old. For more information, contact the church at 570- 265-5575.
Towanda-Wysox Kiwanis Club meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month at the Weigh Station Café at 7:30 a.m. in Towanda. They find ways to help the children in the community. Contact Eileen Sheets at 570-265-2350 for more information.
Addictions to Victory. Faithbased support for addictions. Program will be held the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at New Generation Church, Milan, 570-888- 1967.
Bradford County Cancer Support Group meets the 4th Wednesday of every month at Memorial Hospital in Conference Room A, beginning at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 1-888-227-5445, Option 3.
The Wyalusing Masonic Lodge No. 618 meets at 7:30 p.m. on the third Monday of each month at the Lodge Hall, 158 Church St., Wyalusing. For more information, call 570-721- 0008.
AA meeting, Friday evenings at 8 p.m. at the Standing Stone Vesper Church spiritual building, River Road, Standing Stone Township. Open meeting, nonsmoking.
AARP Meetings #4423 are held at the Wysox EMS Building the second Tuesday of every month with the exception of special meetings combined with a luncheon. Executive meeting is 1:15 p.m. and regular meeting at 1:45. The March 12 meeting will be held at the Fortune Buffet in Athens at noon for luncheon. On May 14, the club will hold their Spring Banquet at Bishop's Restaurant in Ulster at noon. You don't need to be a member as guests are always welcome. Any questions, contact Secretary Merna Colwell at 570-833-2567.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #534 — will meet on Thursday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Legion Post located on Route 6. All members are encouraged to attend. A small project for the veterans for Valentine's Day will also be worked on. Dues are payable now.
Grief Support Group: Jan.- Dec. 2013. A bereavement support group meets monthly, the last Tuesday of each month from 3 to 4:30 p.m. This group is open to those who have experienced loss and is facilitated by Trudy Ventello, LSW, a social
worker with Memorial Hospital's Hospice program. The meetings are located in the library in the lower level of Memorial Hospital in Towanda. Any questions, call 570-268-2233.
Twin Tier Antique Tractor and Machinery Association tractor pullers will meet on Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. at the Stoll Building in Wysox. General membership meeting will be held on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 7 p.m.
The Wyalusing Senior Citizens will meet on Feb. 19 at the fire hall at 11:30 a.m. Come, bring a dish to share, your tableware and a friend. Yvonne Robinson will provide the entertainment. She is well-known to provide an enjoyable program.
The WVHS Class of 1998 will hold their 15th year class reunion on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 6 p.m. at the Towanda Rod and Gun Club. Flyers will be mailed out to each classmate at a later date for reservations.
RTL will hold sign-ups on the following dates: Jan. 25, 6 to 8 p.m. at the WVES. Feb. 15 and 22, 6 to 8 p.m. at the WVES. Any questions, call Lisa Jayne at 570- 869-2524 or Amy Bennett, 869- 1123.
Wyalusing Ball Association will hold 2013 sign-ups on the following date: Friday, March 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. If you can't make this sign-up, please contact one of the members listed below. Sign-ups will be held at the Wyalusing Elem. School. Ages to register: (4-6 T-ball) baseball/softball (6-9 Rookie), (9-10 Minor), (11-12 Major), (13- 14-15 Teener Division). Any child in the Wyalusing School District may sign up. Any questions, contact Lanny God, 570- 746-1799, Amy Hepp, 746-3196, Tony Hepp at 746-3196, Bill Smith, 746-1847 or Tim Adams, 746-4085. All-Stars also available for baseball/softball. All practices and home games will be played at the WBA Milne Complex, Lime Hill.
Yard Sales
Cabin Fever Yard Sale: March 2 and 3, 9 and 10. Saturday, 9 to 5, Sunday, 11 to 3, Stevensville Community Hall, Rt. 706, Stevensville. 100's of items, everything but the kitchen sink. Knick Knacks, Housewares, Office and School Supplies, Gifts, Books, Videos, DVDs, Toys, Games and more. Cabin Fever Value Meals, Hot dog, bag of chips, dessert and beverage, $3. Homemade baked goods available.
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Affordable Healthcare Act seminar
Jan. 24, beginning at 10 a.m., the Jefferson County Commissioner's Court will be hosting a seminar at Ford Park to provide business owners, managers and other organizational decision-makers with important up-to-the-minute information concerning the Affordable Healthcare Act. The event speaker will be Mr. Den Bishop, president of Holmes Murphy and Associates, a nationally recognized healthcare consulting company headquartered in Dallas.
The act will have far reaching economic impact on almost every organization from local governments to both small and large private sector entities. RSVP to Justine Griggs by emailing jgriggs [at] holmesmurphy [dot] com. Holmes Murphy will be providing light refreshments.


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We\'re live blogging all the action in the stock market on Monday. For a concise rundown of the day\'s trading activity, see Market Snapshot.
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- 9:14 am
- Leaning higher
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Good morning.
Stock futures are pointing to a higher open today for Wall Street, which lost ground last week but did end on a positive note with a gain Friday.
The S&P 500 lost 0.9% last week, paring its loss Friday by rising 0.2%.
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- 9:22 am
- M&A action
- by Victor Reklaitis
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It's another Merger Monday, with plenty of companies saying they're getting hitched over the weekend and before the open.
Shire /quotes/zigman/66975/delayed /quotes/nls/shpg SHPG said it's received a new takeover offer from AbbVie /quotes/zigman/13067932/delayed /quotes/nls/abbv ABBV , and it's willing to recommend this deal, valued at more than $53 billion, to its shareholders.
Mylan /quotes/zigman/75764/delayed /quotes/nls/myl MYL said it will buy Abbott Labs' /quotes/zigman/216393/delayed /quotes/nls/abt ABT developed markets branded generics business in a $5.3 billion deal.
Both of these deals are tax-inversion moves, where U.S.-based firms move their HQs to other climes for tax reasons.
Read more about today's deals and jumpiest stocks in the Movers & Shakers column.
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- 9:27 am
- Citi settles, steps higher
- by Victor Reklaitis
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The M&A news is boosting sentiment, and Citi /quotes/zigman/5065548/delayed /quotes/nls/c C also could be cheering investors.
The big bank premarket is gaining after a settlement and its earnings report.
Citi said this morning that it's agreed to pay $7 billion to settle allegations it sold shoddy mortgages in the run-up to the financial crisis.
With its earnings report, adjusted profit beat expectations and revenue also topped forecasts. On a nonadjusted basis, profit plunged as that big settlement weighed.
- 9:33 am
- Dow tops 17K
- by Victor Reklaitis
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The trend is higher in the first couple of minutes of trading, with the Dow clearing 17,000.
Dow +0.6% or 106 points — above 17,000
Nasdaq +0.6%
- 9:42 am
- Apple upgrade
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Last week, Barclays analysts were saying you shouldn't overweight the world's largest company by market cap.
Today, they've changed their tune, upgrading Apple /quotes/zigman/68270/delayed /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL to overweight and helping the stock gain 1.4%.
That puts them back to the point of view they had until February.
Does this flip flopping make you think "most of the investment industry is simply unnecessary," as Al Lewis says? In that case you'll enjoy this farewell column by Lewis.
Getting back to Apple and Barclays…
"We believe Tim Cook has solidified his strategy and re-gained the confidence of Apple stakeholders in many ways – reversing many of the warning signs we saw earlier in the year," the Barclays analysts said in a note.
MarketWatch's Ben Eisen has more info on the upgrade here.
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- 9:48 am
- Dow intraday record!
- by Victor Reklaitis
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In the last couple of minutes, the Dow has scored a new intraday record and topped its prior record close…
- 9:53 am
- Dow & fresh records
- by Victor Reklaitis
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The Dow has traded as high as 17,085 in the last few minutes, according to FactSet data.
The blue-chip barometer was last at 17,076.
Its prior intraday record was 17,074.65 — hit on July 3.
The Dow's previous record close was 17,068.26 — also achieved July 3.
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- 10:01 am
- Dow ignores MW column
- by Victor Reklaitis
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average apparently does not realize that it's on the wrong side of history.
That's a reference to a column by MarketWatch's David Weidner.
He's skeptical about the bull market at this point, saying stocks are "squarely out of step."
Read more here
- 10:11 am
- Citi conference call underway
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Citi /quotes/zigman/5065548/delayed /quotes/nls/c C has edged down from its session high but the stock is basically holding its gain — up 3.3% at last check.
MarketWatch's Sital Patel is live blogging Citi's quarterly earnings conference call.
Go here to follow along.
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- 10:16 am
- Goldman not gloomy
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Goldman Sachs has raised its year-end price target for the S&P 500 to 2050 from 1900.
MarketWatch's Ben Eisen has more on Goldman's view, which the bank outlined in a note dated Friday.
So now instead of predicting a slide to 1900 from 1978 (where the S&P stood at last check), Goldman's forecast implies a 3.6% gain from the current level to 2050 by New Year's Eve.
- 10:38 am
- Wrong call on Apple
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Here's an interesting number tied to Barclays and its recommendations on Apple's stock: +25%.
The bank downgraded the iPhone maker on Feb. 20, then Apple rallied 25% as of Friday's close before Barclays switched back to overweight this morning.
Apple's shares "may stick close to a trading range for the next year or so" — that was Barclays' now-obviously-incorrect view back in February.
- 10:47 am
- Analyst: Expect range-bound trade in the next few weeks
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Todd Salamone, senior vice-president of research at Schaeffer's Investment Research said sideways trading is more likely than a massive rally or sell-off in the next few weeks.
"The good news for bulls is that a lot of people are expecting bad news, such as a 10% corrections. Investors have been hedging for such an event, as we see from a spike in VIX call options.
Because investors hedged their portfolios, we are unlikely to see panic selling when negative news hits equities.
"Lack of volatility is not a sign of complacency, rather fear is creating lack of volatility."
- 11:10 am
- MarketWatch Radio newscast
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Lindt gobbles up Russell Stover. And The Dow Jones Industrial Average has reclaimed 17-thousand. MarketWatch's Ann Cates reports.
- 11:19 am
- WSJ Live: stocks to watch
- by Anora Mahmudova
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MarketWatch's Victor Reklaitis joins Paul Vigna on the News Hub with three key stocks to watch today, including Apple, Shire and Mylan. Photo: Getty
- 11:22 am
- Gold on track for biggest daily drop of 2014
- by William Watts
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As investors push stocks into record territory, traders are dumping gold.
August gold futures are down more than 2%, leaving it on track for the biggest daily drop for the yellow metal since December.
Many analysts are putting the move down to profit taking on the back of a six week rally that was supported in part by turmoil in Iraq and the Middle East. Now, with stocks making new highs, gold has lost a bit of its safe-haven sheen, they argue. Lackluster physical demand doesn't help.
- 11:45 am
- Market update
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Stocks are firmly in the green and if the Dow Industrials closes at this level, it will be a record.
S&P 500 /quotes/zigman/3870025/realtime SPX +0.57%
Dow /quotes/zigman/627449/realtime DJIA +0.77%
Nasdaq /quotes/zigman/12633936/realtime COMP +0.70%
Russell 2000 /quotes/zigman/2759624/delayed RUT +0.77%
- 11:55 am
- Tesla is rallying
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Telsa Motors shares are up 4.6% at $228.29. We think shares are reacting to news from China – as in, Beijing has mandated that a big chunk of government-purchased cars be electric vehicles. (Via Barrons ).
On Saturday, China posted new rules that would require at least 30% of government auto purchases to be electric vehicles.
- 12:06 pm
- Analyst: missing catalyst
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Caution flags continue to wave for the markets as several put/call ratios and other indicators have hovered at long-term or all-time extremes for four straight weeks, says Randy Frederick, Managing Director of Trading and Derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research.
Frederick has been expecting a -3.5% to -5% pullback for the past few weeks, and all that's been missing is a catalyst. This week, European data and Portuguese bank-induced market jitters just might play that role.
- 12:16 pm
- MarketWatch Radio: Stocks eye record close
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Investors returned from the weekend in a buying mood. The market has "defied all odds," according to CEO Vince Lowry of RevenueShares. He sees further gains in the second half, although he says a correction of between 5% and 10% would be healthy.
- 12:24 pm
- Apple rallies after upgrades
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Apple Inc /quotes/zigman/68270/delayed /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL is getting a lot of love from analysts today. Analysts at Barclays and Morgan Stanley raised their price targets for the stock.
Earlier, Barclays upgraded the stock to overweight from equal-weight and raised their price target to $110 from $95, citing a more optimistic outlook.
Morgan Stanley raised it price target to $110 from $99, citing potential gains from the expected roll-out of a smartwatch, dubbed the iWatch.
Shares are up 1.7%.
- 12:48 pm
- High yields are low
- by Ben Eisen
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's high yield researchers are out with a note Monday looking at how low yields have gotten in the junk bond space. While there's lots of talk about whether the current high prices and low yields in the asset class can be maintained, the analysts, led by Michael Contopoulos, don't see any changes on the horizon in the near-term.
"According to our most recent credit investor survey, investors think that HY is overvalued, and have reduced their overweight positions. But at the same time they also expect credit spreads to grind tighter in the short term. We agree, as we think that the risk, in the absence of any rates volatility and exogenous shocks, is to the upside."
- 12:52 pm
- MarketWatch Radio Newscast
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Merger news and Citi's settlement help take the Dow past 17,000. Adrienne Mitchell reports.
- 12:56 pm
- Empty trading floors
- by Ben Eisen
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You've doubtless heard about the decline in trading revenues among the big banks — a particularly timely topic given the glut of bank earnings this week. But there's no more visceral image than an empty trading floor to give a sense of what this low volume market is doing to the banks. The Wall Street Journal has just that kind of story in its Monday edition:
"UBS AG 's trading floor in Stamford, Conn., once teemed with traders occupying a space equal to two football fields. The Guinness World Records recognized it as the biggest such facility on the planet. And the Swiss bank used it to showcase its Wall Street credentials….
"Today, there are virtually no traders shouting into their phones or staring at terminals. UBS's cavernous floor is taken up mostly by back-office, legal and technology staffers, according to people familiar with the bank."
The full story, by Katy Burne, Justin Baer, and Saabira Chaudhuri, can be found here.
- 1:06 pm
- GoPro go home
- by Ben Eisen
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Shares of GoPro Inc. /quotes/zigman/34007695/delayed /quotes/nls/gpro GPRO are down 4.8% on the day, following an article in Barron's over the weekend that said the wearable camera maker's recent "thrill-filled IPO adventure may end badly."
Few seem to want to pull punches when talking about GoPro, at least if we're judging by MarketWatch columnists. Take this one, from Trading Deck columnist Tom Lloyd Sr.: "GoPro has broken its fundamental moorings and is a hot IPO balloon that is moving higher until the hot air runs out."
- 1:15 pm
- Get your rally cap on
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
Here's a quick check on the indexes, with less than three hours to go in the session:
S&P 500: up 9 points at 1,977
DJIA: up 120 points at 17,064
Nasdaq: Up 27 points at 4,442
The Market Snapshot is fresh off the presses for your perusal.
[Corrects mistaken stock prices.]
- 1:29 pm
- Value investors look here
- by Ben Eisen
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Russ Koesterich, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock, thinks that "a big multi-year advance has left stock valuations stretched, and as a consequence, vulnerable to bad news." Here's his insight on where to find value
"In a world in which stretched valuations leave stocks dependent on the Fed's cheap money policies and vulnerable to bad news, we'd continue to emphasize a value bias. For domestic stocks, this suggests leaning toward large- and mega-cap names, which have outperformed small caps by roughly 6% year-to-date. Outside of the United States, investors, particularly those with little exposure, should take another look to emerging markets (EM) stocks. Since the April lows, EM stocks have modestly outperformed developed markets and inflows continue. For the week ended July 9, EM equities garnered another $1.4 billion. If nothing else, we read this as a sign that investors are aware that stocks in the developed world are looking pricey."
- 1:38 pm
- Santelli
- by Ben Eisen
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Rick Santelli, who many know as that CNBC reporter that reminds you the volume is too high on the television, just had his latest — and loudest? — meltdown. Santelli, who reports from the Chicago Board of Trade, got into a fight with economics reporter Steve Liesman on CNBC, which deteriorated into Santelli's own special brand of commentary about how the Federal Reserve has stifled the market of all ability to express itself — or something like that.
MarketWatch's Steve Goldstein has your write-up here.
- 1:48 pm
- S&P leaders
- by Ben Eisen
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The best-performing sectors in the S&P 500 so far Monday are information technology (up 0.89%) and energy (up 0.78%).
Info tech stocks are led by Facebook Inc. /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed /quotes/nls/fb FB (up 2.7%) and Micron Technology Inc. /quotes/zigman/75433/delayed /quotes/nls/mu MU , up 2.3%.
The energy sector is being led by Cimarex Energy Co. /quotes/zigman/311672/delayed /quotes/nls/xec XEC (up 1.8%) and EOG Resources Inc. /quotes/zigman/248503/delayed /quotes/nls/eog EOG (up 1.74%).
- 2:01 pm
- Perrigo a tax inversion play?
- by Ben Eisen
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The best performing stock in the S&P 500 index on Monday is Perrigo Co. PLC /quotes/zigman/26312784/delayed /quotes/nls/prgo PRGO , an over-the-counter pharmaceutical company. It's up 5.6% at $154.39.
Those share gains follow a report in Globes, an Israeli publication, that said the company is looking for a potential buyer who would pay a "good premium" over its $20 billion market cap. Because Perrigo was acquired by an Irish company, any buyer could transfer activity to Ireland to reduce its tax burden.
- 2:10 pm
- Dow surges with 25 components in black
- by Ben Eisen
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For the Dow Jones Industrial Average, 25 of the 30 components are set to notch gains. The top performer is Visa Inc. /quotes/zigman/502306/delayed /quotes/nls/v V , which is up 1.8% at $220.92. Its high price means it is a heavily weighted component, so it's helping propel the 122-point push high in the index.
- 2:26 pm
- The ripples of Citi
- by Ben Eisen
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Citigroup Inc.'s $7 billion payout for shoddy pre-crisis mortgage practices may be a bargain for the banking giant. MarketWatch's Sital Patel breaks down the numbers to tell us that considering its top-line numbers, Citi generates the revenue needed to pay out those fines in just 34 days.
But borrowers may benefit from this deal because the inking of another settlement means that banks can get back to actually lending, reports MarketWatch's Ruth Mantell. Mortgage-buyers may find loans less restrictive than they were in the immediate wake of the financial crisis, though lending standards aren't likely to return to pre-crisis levels any time soon.
Citigroup shares traded up 3.1% on Monday at $48.45.
- 2:33 pm
- Goldman sees gold
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
Goldman strategists have been doing some soul searching in recent weeks. First they pull forward their timeline for Federal Reserve rate hikes. Then they lower their year-end Treasury yield target. Now they're raising their 2014 forecast for the S&P 500 index.
That last one has swung Goldman from among the most bearish to among the most bullish as far as Wall Street equity analysts go. They now expect the the S&P to climb to 2,050 by the end of the year. The full piece can be found here.
- 2:51 pm
- Puerto Rico's bond insurers
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
One situation that's getting louder in the usually-quiet world of municipal bonds is a thousand miles southeast of Florida. Puerto Rico is getting chaotic as the U.S. commonwealth sends signals that it may have to restructure some of the debt issued by its public agencies. Bond prices are dropping sharply amid all the uncertainty (Read: Widely held muni bond investment takes a big licking.)
Much of the debt issued by Puerto Rico is guaranteed by bond insurance companies, which have been watching the situation on the island carefully. The insurers' stocks aren't looking too hot as a result. MBIA Inc. /quotes/zigman/233216/delayed /quotes/nls/mbi MBI , Assured Guaranty Ltd. /quotes/zigman/345584/delayed /quotes/nls/ago AGO , and Radian Group Inc. /quotes/zigman/205031/delayed /quotes/nls/rdn RDN all posted gains on Monday, but they're in the red for the year. MBIA is down 20% year to date, while Assured is down 1.7% ,and Radian is down 2%.
Moody's Investors Service warned that Puerto Rico's troubles are a negative for the bond insurers.
- 2:58 pm
- Gold plummets
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
The gold market closed with sharp losses Monday, marking the biggest daily drop of the year. The August contract for gold futures /quotes/zigman/11829489/delayed GCQ4 was down 2.3%, or $30 at $1,307.10.
Most are cautious on the yellow metal at the moment, bot not everyone. Bill Gunderson writes on MarketWatch's Trading Deck that he's buying gold stocks. Here's why.
- 3:07 pm
- Bonds slip
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
Also on this risk-on day, U.S. Treasury yields are trending higher. The 10-year Treasury note /quotes/zigman/4868283/delayed 10_YEAR yield, which rises as prices fall, was up 2.5 basis points on the day at 2.545%. The yield had marked its biggest weekly fall since March, but cut back those losses.
- 3:10 pm
- Six countries
- by Ben Eisen
- Add a Comment
With less than an hour to go until the closing bell, here's a fun post from The Margin blog: Six countries that make up half the world's population.
- 3:13 pm
- Oil settles slightly higher
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Oil futures settled marginally higher on Monday after three consecutive weekly declines.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, light, sweet crude futures for delivery in August settled 8 cents, or 0.1%, higher at $100.91 a barrel. August Brent crude on London's ICE Futures exchange rose 12 cents, or 0.1%, to $107.35 a barrel.
- 3:20 pm
- Stocks up, new pizza-cookie rises
- by Anora Mahmudova
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Dow flirts with record. Another pizza chain is baking a big cookie. Adrienne Mitchell reports.
- 3:31 pm
- Intel earnings: what to expect
- by Anora Mahmudova
- Add a Comment
Intel Corp., grappling with a PC industry in transition, is scheduled to report its fiscal second-quarter results after the close of trading Tuesday. Here's what you should expect: Intel may see modest earnings, sales gains
- 3:57 pm
- No record close for Dow?
- by Victor Reklaitis
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Right now it looks like the Dow will finish below its July 3 record close, which was around 17,068.
The blue-chip index still gets credit for an intraday record though, after trading above 17,088 for the first time ever today.
- 4:06 pm
- The close
- by Victor Reklaitis
- Add a Comment
So stocks ended the session with respectable gains, but there was no record close for the Dow.
The 30-stock index did close back above 17,000 for the first time since July 7 (exactly a week ago).
Dow +112 points or +0.7% to 17,055
Nasdaq +0.6%
Russell 2000 +0.5%
- 4:16 pm
- Today's drivers
- by Victor Reklaitis
- Add a Comment
ICYMI: today's drivers included better-than-expected earnings from Citi and another round of merger headlines that boosted sentiment.
J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs get their turn in the spotlight as they report earnings tomorrow, reports MarketWatch's Tom Bemis.
That's a wrap for today's live blog. Thanks for checking it out.


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By Constance Garcia-Barrio
Designer and photographer Kim Soles seems so eco-conscious that I suspect her heart beats in sync with sacred terrestrial rhythms. Standing in the living room of her Mt. Airy home, with its gorgeous woodwork, I can see the trees in her backyard. The green of the leaves echoes a color in a stack of fabrics cut out from old sweaters.
"I bought the sweaters at the Salvation Army and other second-hand stores," says Kim, giving me a cup of aromatic herbal tea. "The fabric will go into the 600 one-of-a-kind little girls' dresses I'm making for Anthropologie." The dresses will hit the upscale store, for which Kim also has made aprons, dishtowels and other home goods, this November.
"In the recycling process, I use as much of the sweaters as possible," says Kim, 47. "That includes the sleeves. I make embellishments from the scraps. It's my biggest project in a long time."
Kim's excitement when she points out flowers fashioned from bits of cloth recalls her face in a photo taken when she was five years old. In that picture a Polaroid camera hangs from a strap around her neck. She's so small that the camera dangles to the hem of her dress. "I would photograph ladybugs, tadpoles, the little world inside my lens," Kim said. She may have been absorbing images back then that would gain her entrée into top-tier stores decades later.
Kim's closeness to nature began in the unlikely environment of McKeesport, Pa., once a steel mill town near Pittsburgh. "I would play under the overhang on the side of the house where tiger lilies and hedge roses grew," said Kim, who has three brothers.
Kim's delight in photography grew with time. She majored in it at Allegheny County Community College in the early 1980s. "Once the Art Department took us on a three-day trip to New York City," Kim said. "I knew from the moment I stepped foot in Manhattan that I would live there."
But she had to bide her time. "I didn't have resources for an immediate move." Meanwhile, she pursued independent studies in photography at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. (Some Northwest residents will recall the striking sensual images from Kim's 2006 exhibition "Spirit Houses" at the Allens Lane Art Center.)
Kim bit the Big Apple in 1985 when she landed a job with Penta Group Architects. Her next position, studio manager at Guilford of Maine Design Studio in Soho, meant a decent income while she launched her accessories-design business. In 1993, Kim made the leap to freelance designer of fashion accessories. "Henri Bendel, a high-end couture store, invited me do a trunk show," she said. "I came to the store with my whimsical painted gloves and other accessories. It was super-exciting, very expensive. I couldn't have afforded my own wares."
Kim's clients also included Barney's of New York, the American Folk Art Museum and specialty shops throughout the U.S. and Canada. Women's Wear Daily, Mirabella, Seventeen and Brides Magazine, among others, featured her work. Developments came on other fronts, too. Kim married in 1997, and her daughter, Leila Rose, was born in 1998.
Kim lived in Park Slope, Brooklyn, for 14 years, and often visited the Brooklyn Botanical Garden. She continued to photograph while her daughter played. Immersed in the world of the young, Kim developed an art program for children at the Brooklyn Society of Ethical Culture. Then came 9/11/2001. "Something told me that it was time to leave New York City," Kim said. "I wanted Leila to have more living space and a less hectic environment."
Around that time a friend told Kim about Mt. Airy's diversity. "We visited in September and moved here in November." That very month she landed a job as assistant to Margie Ruddick, head of a landscape architecture and design firm. Kim gained experience in graphic design programs that assisted her photographic work.
Just when Margie Ruddick left to work for another firm, other changes brewed in Kim's life. She and her husband separated amicably. Kim took a cue from nature to meet that challenge. "Trees know what to do in storm," she said. "They sway." Kim's "swaying" led her to become founder and director of the Mt. Airy Healing Arts Space, which focused on holistic alternative therapies.
In 2006, Kim made another shift that brought her closer to her beloved forests. She began working part-time in an administrative position at the Wissahickon Environmental Center in Fairmount Park. She also helped develop nature programs for children ages 4 to 7. "It's lots of fun," she said. "I don't see myself as a teacher. I let the children experience nature."
Working part-time gives Kim flexibility and more time to spend with Leila. "Leila's 13 now and a student at the Waldorf School," she said. "Having a daughter has helped me slow down, live more in the moment. I gained patience from keeping my design work on the back burner. Leila continues to inspire me."
Children have inspired Kim in other ways as well. She's written and illustrated a book for children, "Peace Came Over." Kim, whose work has appeared in several literary journals, also published "Photographing Home, Nature Spirits Unveiled." "The more aware I am of nature beings' energy, the more readily they show themselves," Kim said of photographing the spirits. "Experience has shown me that what we consider the stuff of fairytales and folklore isn't a separate realm, but one joined with ours. Children know that part of nature exists."
The Wine Thief restaurant, 7152 Germantown Ave., is currently exhibiting some of Kim's latest work. The exhibit, 'Elaboration,' mirrors images, forming illusions. Dusk steals over Kim's backyard as we talk, and shifting leafy light does seem to conjure shapes. But I find the greater marvel in Kim's juggling so much: photography, teaching, writing, raising a daughter and designing 600 dresses, each one unique. "When you work for yourself, you stay open to opportunities," Kim said. "That openness lets you tap into possibilities."
To see more of Kim's work, visit www.kimsoles.com.


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I thought they only resold a number of those game-issued ones. I remember last year that he had ones for Engelland, Malkin, Cooke, Asham, and one other player, and he sold them for a fraction of what the gamers were being listed. He had Cooke's gamers going for $800 and I ended up picking his issued backup for $200; basically the price of a replica. Lucky for me, he had a signing last year at Pensgear so it's now signed. I didn't see any game-issued jerseys released this year. Not saying he hasn't released them, just haven't seen them.
Not sure if I realy understand, but he does have game issued ones from this season, but not many well known players. Engelland, Glass, MacIntyre, Morrow (Joe). Those are the names most of us would know. But he also has the alternate game issued too. Crosby for 2k.....Geno for 1k, Tangradi...and the ones mentioned above too. He did have a Crosby game issued in black and white, but they must have sold. As for playoff jerseys, he only has listed the home jerseys. I wonder myself where the road jerseys are?


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This story shows that the kindness of one person can change the feelings of another. I like the book because it's about how kindness changes sadness. I think the illustrations are good because there were beautiful colors and the pictures showed Solomon's feelings. My favorite character was Solomon Singer because he reminded me of me when I am sad. My dad is like the waiter because he makes me happy.
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Just placing this "anti-suggestion" here, hoping it will never find it's way into LOTRO.
The primairy objective of this thread is to kill the horse and have it buried the very ill-omened day it was born. We shall not necro. We shall not post new threads about a topic that has been discussed to death before. Hear hear and in before the lock.
The secondairy objective of this thread is to inform LOTRO's devs about my opinion of the concept of a Ranger-wraith.
No Ranger-wraiths in LOTRO as a class. Unless the class comes with an Undead Professor Nemesis that "grows with you" and ganks the joy out of you every 5 minutes while corpsecamping you as a fly would a fresh steaming pile of dung.
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Supermodel NAOMI CAMPBELL is set to front a new reality competition TV show.
The beauty will serve as a judge on upcoming Oxygen series The Face, which will give undiscovered talent the chance to pursue their dream of becoming a spokesperson for a national brand.
Network executive Rod Aissa tells The Hollywood Reporter, "The Face is a fresh new series that delivers all the elements our audience craves: fashion, beauty and drama. Oxygen has been looking for the next ideation in the modeling genre and this project delivers it."
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Empire chandeliers, with their theatrical and opulent crystal beading, are a fun alternative to the traditional chandelier look. At the high end, whether antique or reproduction, these beaded beauties can be very pricy. Happily, there are a handful of great DIY options out there — as well as some decent and affordable modern day knock-offs that use less expensive materials but look pretty fab.
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1 This fabulous robin's egg blue chandelier was custom made by Simply Salvage on Etsy for Krista at Kiki's List.
2 Two fabulous drool-worthy versions: on left is Oly Studio's Jenny Chandelier from Candelabra, $2,925. Made with electrified natural shell. And below is the very pricey (more than $6k) Annabelle pink jade chandelier from Marjorie Skouras Design.
3 Here is a helpful guide to chandelier parts from Antiques Buzz (a great blog!). There are two main components to this type of light fixture. The top two-thirds is called the tent and the bottom section is called the bag, which hangs from the circular frame.
4 Gus and Lula blue DIY chandlier.
5 Admittedly, this DIY job one is not an Empire chandelier. But with the beading the fixture takes on a similar look. Fom Do It Yourself magazine via Journey Chic. Made from an IKEA base and wooden beads.
6 French Empire crystal chandelier from Restoration Hardware, $1,425.
7 Baja beaded chandelier from Urban Outfitters, $39.99.
8 Alessandra 5-light chandelier from Ballard Designs. Made with hundreds of cascading natural capiz shells. $749.
9 Camille chandelier from Ballard Designs, $199.
10 Antique French beaded empire chandelier from Paris Hotel Boutique, $1,975.
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A vigorous outdoor activity is good for the soul....especially for a good cause. Two Wabash men worked at Bellewood Presbyterian Homes for Children. "Area professional painters have no job security issues! "
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BRUSSELS, May 29 (UPI) -- A UNICEF study of 35 developed countries found the United States had the second-highest rate of child poverty after Romania.
The study - -titled Report Card 10 -- found the child poverty rate in Romania was 26.5 percent. The U.S. rate was 23.1 percent, followed by Latvia and Bulgaria at 18.8 percent, Spain at 17.1 percent and Greece at 16 percent.
Iceland had the lowest child poverty rate, 4.7 percent, followed by Finland at 5.3 percent, Cyprus and the Netherlands at 6.1 percent and Norway at 6.3 percent.
Report Card 10, from UNICEF's Office of Research, looked not only at child poverty but child deprivation across the industrialized world. It defined a child as deprived if he or she lacked two or more of a list of 14 basic items, such as three meals a day, a quiet place to do homework, educational books at home, or an Internet connection.
The highest rates of deprivation were in Romania, Bulgaria and Portugal, but even some richer countries, such as France and Italy, have deprivation rates higher than 10 percent. The Nordic countries had the least deprivation among children, all with rates of 3 percent or below.
Governmental policy can have a significant impact on the lives of children. For example, Denmark and Sweden had lower rates of child deprivation than Belgium or Germany, yet all four countries have roughly similar levels of economic development and per capita income, the report said.


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Hello all
I am a student and I am new to Java. I have created a simple Java program. We have been given a package to import into the program we have developed. The classes of the package are stored in a folder called "pack" which is placed inside project folder called "tictactoe". The example program we were given imports the package as follows and it works fine.
import pack.*;
Is it that simple or do I need to do more.
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When painting a space black, keep in mind that you can get reprieve with a colourful collection of books or an upholstered armchair.
Samantha Pynn, National Post · Feb. 4, 2013 | Last Updated: Feb. 5, 2013 8:37 AM ET
Dear Sam,
I want to paint our small den black. My Pinterest page is filled with images of black rooms, but our space is currently beige. My partner and I will use the den as an office-cum-library. We have piles of books and already have a grey feature wall in our living room to highlight our fireplace, but painting a whole room is a big step. Should we leave it white or start with grey and go darker later? Scared to commit,
James M.
Dear James,
Forget grey - paint your office black. It seems that everywhere I turn, dark green, navy and black rooms are popping up. I was walking through the Lee Jofa showroom (leejofa.com) and happened upon this photo of a Robert Brown for Macrae room. The walls are a high-gloss black. I know you are scared to commit, but take inspiration from this photo. There are a few tricks at play that make this black room work. First, the glossy paint reflects light. But really, it's the wood Griffin writing table that warms the space. The large white painting with touches of amber and blue breaks up the dark panelling and keeps the nook from looking like a cave. Large photography will also keep the room from looking like a dark hole. The sand-toned rug does the same thing.
What I'm getting at is you don't want to add dark pieces to a dark room unless you're into feeling like you're blindfolded. I had this issue with my parents as a kid with the dark-panelled walls, wall-to-wall brown carpet and brown velvet sofas in our basement. The brown ceramic lamps barely lit the room on family game night and when we ordered pizza, there was never enough light to pick the anchovies off my slice.
I mention this little personal anecdote not only because I need more therapy, but also because I was recently in an all-black kitchen. The homeowner had been inspired by the same type of dark and moody photos you love. From the floor to the ceiling everything was black: cabinets, granite countertop, appliances and backsplash tile - there was not a single visual reprieve. The people I was with (mostly men) thought it was dramatic; I thought it made for a very dark and unsanitary kitchen where people would definitely not have enough light to cook or spot anchovies. A little marble, stainless steel or a butcher block would have gone a long way.
When decorating your office, keep in mind that you can get reprieve with a colourful collection of books or an upholstered armchair. If you want a high contrast office, add a modern white desk and chair. If your home has a recurring colour like lavender or green, then repeat it in your office.
Last, don't forget to repeat black in the room as Mr. Brown does with the black-framed desk chair and dark side table. A dark room is a commitment. But you can paint with confidence, knowing that you will never be satisfied in the grey area.
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Made in America Festival 2013: Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar + More to Perform
Jay-Z and Budweiser will be back for more in Philly this summer. The rapper-curated and Budweiser-sponsored Made in America festival, which debuted last summer in the City of Brotherly Love, will return for a second year in Philadelphia, with the Hov's wife Beyonce headlining and performing alongside an eclectic lineup of artists, including Kendrick Lamar, his sister-in-law Solange, Public Enemy, Macklemore + Ryan Lewis and Nero.
All genres, from rock to pop to rap to EDM, will be well-repped when the festival converges on Killadelphia over Labor Day Weekend. The event is slated for Aug. 31 through Sept. 1. It's a festival-filled summer, and Made in America looks to be one of the best and brightest that will wind down the season.
The Hova curated the roster of acts, but he will not perform like he did in MiA's debut year.
Tickets will go on sale for the general public on April 17.
Other performers include Nine Inch Nails, Queens of the Stone Age, Calvin Harris, 2 Chainz, Wiz Khalifa, A$AP Rocky, Aluna George and many, many more.
It's a diverse lineup and it will be dominated by the Queen Bey, of course. Those with a festival fetish should snatch up tickets to this event on the quick.
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It looks like Amazon is taking a page out of its fellow mega-retailer Walmart's book by dropping the price of the Nokia Lumia 521 to only $130. It comes with free shipping and is eligible for Amazon Prime shipping. So what's the catch? Unfortunately, if you want to snag this hot little number from Amazon, the projected shipping time is 1-3 weeks.
The long wait may actually be a good thing, as it could be due to the large success of the Lumia 521. It sold like gangbusters on Walmart's website, and saw similar demand on HSN. And the reason for that is because, despite the low price, the Lumia 521 is a great device.
The Lumia 521 is T-Mobile's "exclusive" version of the Lumia 520, which has a 4" TFT screen, 512MB RAM and 8GB of storage that is expandable via MicroSD. Its top feature is hands down Wi-Fi calling ability. If you are looking for more info, you can read our full review of the Lumia 521 here.
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Cartier 21 Chronoscaph Large Black Dial Rubber W10125U2
Cartier 21 Chronoscaph Watches. 38.5 mm stainless steel case, quartz movement with chronograph function, black dial decorated with Cartier double C motif, black rubber and stainless steel bracelet with adjustable deployant buckle. Water resistant to 30 meters (100 feet).
Special Price: $4,450.00
Regular Price: $4,950.00
History of CartierStarted originally as a jewelry workshop in Paris France, Cartier has been a manufacturer of some of the most exquisite jewelry known to man for over 160 years. The fine precise design elements involved with their world class jewelry line were adapted to their modern timepieces creating iconic instant classics. By 1904, Albert Santos Dumont, a Brazilian aviator and friend of the Cartier family, complained about the impracticability of reading his pocket watch while flying, thus spawning the creation of Cartier's first wrist watch; the Santos. Other popular staple models like the Tank wristwatch, a design modeled after the Renault tanks of World War I are still in production today. Many people consider this to be one of the most influential watch designs of the 20th century. Cartier has catered to royalty and celebrities all over the world, maintaining a loyal and dedicated fan base since its inception. Their name is synonymous with affluent success, and their jewelry line/precious metal pieces are what drive the market today.
The Cartier Baignoire Mini White Gold w/ Diamonds HPI00327 watch is authentic, brand new, and shipped to you complete with box and original paperwork unless otherwise stated. Become one of our thousands of satisfied customers and purchase your Cartier Baignoire Mini White Gold w/ Diamonds HPI00327 watch from Philippe's with total satisfaction. A Philippe's Watches guarantee is included with every new Cartier Baignoire Mini White Gold w/ Diamonds HPI00327 watch for secure, risk-free online shopping. Philippe's Watches does not charge sales tax for the Cartier Baignoire Mini White Gold w/ Diamonds HPI00327 watch unless shipped within the state of California. Philippe's Watches is a top-rated watch dealer with 1000s of satisfied internet customers that also frequent our EBAY and retail store located in Beverly Hills, California. We have been dealing with high-end timepieces for 20+ years and pride ourselves on customer satisfaction and repeat business.
We are sure you will be pleased with your purchase - feel free to contact us at any time. (310) 278-2715.


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