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CompanyCurrent PriceConsensus EPSActual EPSBeat/MissConsensus RevenueActual RevenueYoY Revenue GrowthReportAKZOYAkzo Nobel$22.18$0.45$0.41($0.04)$0.00$2.96 thousand→BKUBankUnited$45.38$1.00$0.97($0.03)$0.00$290.33→BMIBadger Meter$137.35$1.01$1.02$0.01$220.30$220.59-6.6%→CALMCal-Maine Foods$85.98$0.08($0.76)($0.84)$552.58$563.83→CHCOCity$137.83$2.22$2.35$0.13$0.00$80.65→CMECME Group$252.62$2.91$2.99$0.08$1.71 thousand$1.68 thousand.8%→DSDVYDSV$109.90$1.20$1.13($0.07)$0.00$0.00→EQNREquinor ASA$39.51$1.38$1.33($0.05)$34.02 thousand$34.03 thousand→FBPFirst BanCorp.$27.77$0.54$0.62$0.08$0.00$265.31→GEVGE Vernova$1,012.01$3.17$2.47($0.70)$11.10 thousand$10.78 thousand21.9%→HCSGHealthcare Services Group$23.65$0.22$0.32$0.10$470.81$471.22→IRDMIridium Communications$47.89$0.26$0.09($0.17)$225.24$220.323.8%→KKPNFKoninklijke KPN$4.72$0.07$0.06($0.01)$3.40 thousand$1.65 thousand→MCOMoody’s$493.37$4.26$4.68$0.42$2.19 thousand$2.09 thousand15.1%→NHYDYNorsk Hydro ASA$8.98$0.22$0.23$0.01$0.00$5.74 thousand→OBIIFObic$25.32$0.30$0.33$0.03$0.00$220.63→ONBOld National Bancorp$26.00$0.63$0.65$0.02$726.86$716.23→OTISOtis Worldwide$70.52$1.01$1.01$0.00$3.86 thousand$3.75 thousand7.3%→PFBCPreferred Bank$106.16$2.65$2.78$0.13$0.00$73.60→PHMPulteGroup$124.61$2.36$2.48$0.12$0.00$3.94 thousand-9.6%→PMPhilip Morris International$192.94$2.04$2.20$0.16$11.19 thousand$10.61 thousand→RANJYRandstad$20.61$0.35$0.36$0.01$0.00$6.60 thousand→RDYDr. Reddy’s Laboratories$11.62$0.09$0.06($0.03)$0.00$854.20→RPMRPM International$105.45$1.83$1.89$0.06$2.23 thousand$2.18 thousand→SCCOSouthern Copper$193.06$1.97$2.01$0.04$4.29 thousand$4.32 thousand40.6%→SFStifel Financial$78.20$1.33$1.42$0.09$1.45 thousand$1.42 thousand→SSAAYSSAB$5.14- $0.11- $0.00$0.00→TAT&T$22.97$0.59$0.65$0.06$31.56 thousand$31.80 thousand2.3%→TDYTeledyne Technologies$663.28$5.79$6.28$0.49$1.66 thousand$1.58 thousand9.8%→TELTE Connectivity$195.42$2.84$2.94$0.10$0.00$5.01 thousand13.8%→TNLTravel + Leisure$73.90$1.88$1.88$0.00$1.06 thousand$1.04 thousand→WABWabtec$293.61$2.60$2.76$0.16$3.18 thousand$3.07 thousand17.5%→America’s #1 investment opportunity today (100X growth) (ad)

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Actively reflecting on the high and low points of the day can help you live more intentionally and bring a renewed sense of resolve into the following day.

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The rest of the WNBA should be quite scared of the Lynx.

Minnesota already has the best record in the league, and now its best player is set to take the floor for the first time all season.

Napheesa Collier is listed as probable for this afternoon’s game against the Storm in Seattle. Collier, who finished runner-up in the MVP race in each of the past two seasons, has yet to play this year after undergoing offseason surgery on both of her ankles. She was sidelined for three weeks last August with a right ankle injury, then hurt the left ankle in Game 3 of Minnesota’s semifinals series against the Mercury in late September. She had her right ankle operated on in January and the left in March.

The Lynx, who finished with the best record in the WNBA last season at 34–10, haven’t missed a beat without their star player. They’re 21–6 this season, two games ahead of the Aces and Valkyries for first place in the league. They’ve won 19 of their last 23 games after starting the season 2–2.

The biggest reason for their success has been the incredible play of rookie point guard Olivia Miles. Miles, the No. 2 pick in the draft, is the team’s leading scorer and ranks eighth in the league with 19.6 points per game. But she isn’t the only one who’s stepped up. Veterans Kayla McBride and Courtney Williams have seen their scoring averages go up, and free-agent addition Natasha Howard has filled an important role in the frontcourt without Collier.

Getting Collier back won’t magically make the Lynx an unstoppable guaranteed champion. Minnesota will have to adjust to playing differently than it has over the first 10 weeks of the season, and Collier will have to ease her way back. But come playoff time, there’s no doubt who the favorite will be.

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After getting off to a horrendous start and firing their manager, the Phillies can’t afford to throw away any games. But that’s just what they did last night.

The Phillies sent Rob Thomson packing after a 9–19 start to the season and have miraculously turned things around under his replacement, Don Mattingly. They’re 47–27 since he took over and now hold the second wild-card spot in the NL. They’re also just three games behind the Braves for the division lead.

But they could have been just two games back if not for a brutal baserunning blunder at the end of last night’s game.

Philadelphia had runners on second and third with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning, trailing the Dodgers 2–1. Brandon Marsh fisted a weak grounder to third and pinch runner Justin Crawford was stuck in a rundown between third and home. Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto, meanwhile, advanced to third. Just before Crawford was tagged out near third base, Realmuto tried to retreat to second. He, too, was tagged out, ending the game.

Realmuto told reporters later that it was “just a bad baserunning play, really” and called it “a lapse of judgment.”

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Open Bottle Thursday: A Frenchman, A LoveR & A…

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Open Bottle Thursday

July 23, 2026

LoveR

2025 Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence Blanc

(Provence, France)

A Frenchman and His LoveR

Join us this Thursday as Guillaume Pourtalet, French Wine Ambassador for Kysela Père et Fils, pours the delightful Love(r) Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence Blanc. Born and raised in France, Guillaume brings his passion for French wine and firsthand knowledge of its regions to every tasting. Stop by, say bonjour, and discover why this refreshing Provençal white just might become your new LoveR.

Our Thoughts…this is everything we love about Provence in a white wine—fresh, vibrant, and effortlessly drinkable. Aromas of crisp white peach, citrus, and delicate white fruits lead to a lively palate layered with juicy peach, tropical fruit, and bright citrus notes. Crafted from a classic Provençal blend of Rolle, Ugni Blanc, and Clairette, this sustainably farmed wine is fermented in concrete tanks without oak or malolactic fermentation, preserving its crisp acidity and pure fruit character. Refreshing and elegant, it’s a perfect aperitif and an excellent companion to seafood, goat cheese, or simply relaxing on the patio with friends.

About the winery…Founded in 1923 by Lucien Fauchier, Le Cellier d’Eguilles was established to unite local growers, modernize winemaking, and strengthen the agricultural future of the village of Éguilles in Provence. Nearly a century later, the cooperative remains the heart of the community, with generations of dedicated winegrowers working together to preserve their heritage while embracing sustainable practices and quality-focused winemaking. Today, Le Cellier d’Eguilles continues to craft expressive Provençal wines that honor the region’s rich history and enduring spirit.

Quantities are limited, so order now for this special…

no need to wait until Thursday!

Tasting time on Thursday: 4 – 7 PM

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Our Regular Price: $17.99

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Kate, Donna P., Heidi, Valerie, Beth, Melanie, Mari, Patty, Donna B., Matt, Bill, Steve, Rande and Mike

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Genesis 13:1-2 – God’s View on Wealth: Blessings, Trials,…

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Genesis 13:1-2

(1) And Abram went up out of Egypt, he, and his wife, and all that he had, and Lot with him, into the south. (2) And Abram was very rich in cattle, in silver, and in gold.

Genesis 26:12-14

(12) Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him. (13) And the man waxed great, and went forward, and grew until he became very great: (14) For he had possession of flocks, and possession of herds, and great store of servants: and the Philistines envied him.
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What if a person truly denies himself, works hard and wisely, and actually becomes wealthy? This question touches on our attitudes toward people who have accumulated wealth, whether in or out of the church, and it may severely test our judgment of them.

God blessed both Abram and Isaac. Obviously, He is not against wealth, as if it were some kind of evil burden imposed upon sinners. Wealth, however, brings trials just as surely as it brings blessings. We must not forget that Jesus warns that it is more difficult for a rich person to enter the Kingdom of God than for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle (Matthew 19:24). Wealth presents temptations, and they are not always easily handled.

One major difficulty is that wealth tends to pave the way for a person to destroy himself spiritually through the destruction of his faith in God. This happens because the wealthy person has the tendency to place his trust in his wealth rather than in God (Matthew 19:20-22). A second major problem is that wealth tends to promote pride because of a person’s excessive self-admiration over being astute enough to accumulate it. Scripture reminds us, though, that God responds to the humble (Isaiah 66:2). Thus, the Bible’s overall warning is that, in the unwary, wealth can subtly create division between its owner and God through misplaced trust.

Hebrews 11:36-38 presents us with another view of the picture regarding God and wealth:

Still others had trial of mockings and scourgings, yes, and of chains and imprisonment. They were stoned, they were sawn in two, were tempted, were slain with the sword. They wandered about in sheepskins and goatskins, being destitute, afflicted, tormented—of whom the world was not worthy. They wandered in deserts and mountains, in dens and caves of the earth.

By comparing this record with God’s enriching of Abraham and Isaac, we learn that God deals with those He calls according to His purpose, that is, according to what He desires to accomplish through or in them. The Jews of Christ’s time generally believed that, if someone was prosperous, it was evidence that he was a good person and God was blessing him. However, that may or may not be true. The record of Scripture shows that many evil people become wealthy, and Solomon makes note of this in Ecclesiastes.

The other side of the coin is that some people believe that, if a person is virtually destitute, he must be hiding a sin. We must learn to be careful in our judgment because neither blessing nor curse provides always-true evidence of the person’s spiritual condition. To ensure our standing before God, we must diligently pursue His righteousness by carrying out our Christian responsibilities in the hope that God in His mercy might see fit to bless us with spiritual wealth.

— John W. Ritenbaugh

To learn more, see:
Ecclesiastes and Christian Living (Part Two): Works

Topics:

Abraham and Isaac’s Wealth

Denying Ourselves

Ecclesiastes and Christian Living

Misplaced Trust

Self-Denial

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