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Mountain Bike the epic trails of BC Canada
BC Canada is famous for its great Mountain Biking. We spend 14 days riding at a number of amazing venues across British Columbia, including 6 days in Whistler. We have a 4wd shuttle vehicle with us the whole time and secure enclosed bike trailer for your bikes. We pick you up from Calgary airport and drop you off at Vancouver airport or return to Calgary. Chair lift access for rides, 4wd shuttle for rides and/or XC. Our guides for full 14 days to show you the best rides, it's your trip so you can choose the type of riding ie down hill, all mountain, freeride or XC.
The last few years Full On Adventure guides have been riding loads of trails across BC and checking out the cool places to stay, eat and drink.
BC is covered by forest and so I guess it is natural they have used allot of wooden features in their trails, downed tree teeter-totters, seesaws and skinnys. With stunning views, the remains of old growth forest create a mystic feel to many places and the massive old stumps even get incorporated into the trail. Another feature which we love about BC riding are the rocky slabs, lots of them and seamlessly incorporated into the trails.
We ride the trails that the locals didn't even know we knew about, the classics and the IMBA epics. As well as all pedal power cross country trails, we use a mixture of 4WD shuttle uplift and chair lift access so that you can get the maximum miles in. The most suitable bike for this trip is an all mountain bike, but you'd also be fine with a cross country or a down hill bike with the option to hire alternative bikes when needed. Pretty much it comes down to your riding style, your aspirations and how you want to do it. If you want to down hill every day, that is doable, if you want to cross country each day that is doable, most of us mix it up. With so much awesome trail to ride this trip will exceed your wildest expectations.
Typical Itinerary
14 days of MTB riding, plus allow time each end for flights. We can run shorter and longer trips for groups. This is just our typical itinerary but we are very happy to adapt it to suit your groups schedule and also to suit riding styles.
Fly to Calgary (departure is from Vancouver)
We pick you up from the airport and travel to Fernie.
Riding days
Day 1 Fernie.
Lift accessed trails, we use the chair lifts to access the extensive trails. Being day 1 some will want to take it easy so with so many trails to choose from that works.
Day 2 Fernie.
More uplift riding or the cross country trails on the other side of the valley. There is extensive riding at Fernie of both the lift access and wild XC single track so the choice is yours. Our guides are available every day of the trip to show you the best stuff.
Evening travel to Nelson.
Day 3 Nelson.
One of our favorite places in BC, in Nelson we use our 4wd to access the trails. The extensive trails are reached by driving up logging roads and our driver will take you up as many times as you can handle, so all you need to do is enjoy the riding whilst our driver does the work ferrying you back up.
Nelson is a cool arty town with real character, there are a really wide range of restaurants, cafes and shops to check out in the evening.
Day 4 Nelson.
With so many good trails a second day here is a must, there are several different areas, so most people hit another area of Nelson on the second day.
Evening travel to Rossland.
Day 5 Rossland.
Famous for IMBAs' (international mountain bicycling association) epic ride, The Seven Summits.
IMBA says 'Adventurous mountain bikers will be thrilled by the Seven Summits trail in Rossland. This point-to-point adventure holds over 30 kilometers (19 miles) of rolling single-track with beautiful mountain vistas, some steep ascents and thrilling descents. The sinewy trail follows ridge lines, affording views of the Columbia River Valley and the Southern Selkirk Mountains, and challenging riders with technical sub-alpine terrain.'
We shuttle you to the start and finish points as although some enjoy adding the return road ride to the journey, we think you have to be nuts! Trust me you will not need more after this ride.
Day 6 Recover from Seven Summits and ride some more cool trails
Whilst famous for Seven Summits trail there is stacks of other great riding here. It took us a while to find the trails but now we a clued in on them, with us to shuttle you, you'll discover some great riding.
Some groups split for riding in Rossland, with some people wanting the challenge of doing the Seven Summits trail and others wanting a more relaxed time riding the trails that we shuttle you on.
Drive to Silver Star.
Day 7 Silver Star, Venon.
The lift access trails here offer what we see as the best learning place we've come across for technical BC single track riding, with all kinds of North shore to practice on the way down the trails, it is progressive in difficulty letting you learn the skills and build confidence that will help you on other trails. For those already shredding the kn-arr there are plenty of pushy trails to let rip on.
Travel to Sun Peaks.
Day 8 Sun Peaks.
More great lift accessed trails, some are very steep indeed but don't worry, something for everyone.
Travel to Whistler.
Days 9-13 Whistler for 5 days, 6 nights
Justifiably famous for mountain biking, you have the riding park, with its massive amount of awesome trails. We recommend hiring a down hill bike here, yes you can ride the trails on your all mountain bike, but this is down hill heaven why not give it a go, we think you're be hooked. Warning you'll probably want to buy a down hill bike after Whistler, its that much fun.
Whistler has much more than the down hill park, there is actually enough XC to keep you going for the full 5 days, including loads of famous trails close to town and another IMBA epic ride, Comfortably Numb. Many groups spend half the days in the down hill park and half the days doing Whistlers other riding, using our local guides knowledge. In the down hill park our guides can run specialist skills courses in skills like drop offs, jumps and basically getting the most out of your riding time at Whistler.
IMBA says ' Comfortably Numb is a must-do ride for technically advanced cyclists. Long climbs, challenging rock faces, elevated bridges and spectacular views combine for a continually thrilling experience. The trail meanders in and out of old growth primeval Coastal Western Hemlock ecosystems and granite rock gardens, finally plunging into the valley bottom at Lost Lake Park. By itself, the trail is worth the trip.'
With so much great riding in Whistler, you're going to love the chalet accommodation we use on the 'All in trip' to relax at, we have a hot tub to chill in, sun deck and great food all provided for 5 of the 6 nights in Whistler. The cooks night off, allows you to choose from some great places to eat out.
Day 14 Travel to Vancouver and ride North Shore.
Day 15 Fly out from Vancouver, if you have a late flight you might even squeeze in another ride on the North Shore.


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Any person who knowingly and willfully obstructs, resists, or interferes with a Federal law enforcement agent engaged, within the United States or the special maritime territorial jurisdiction of the United States, in the performance of the protective functions authorized under section 37 of the State Department Basic Authorities Act of 1956 (22 U.S.C. 2709) or section 103 of the Diplomatic Security Act (22 U.S.C. 4802) shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 1 year, or both.
Source(Added Pub. L. 109–472, § 4(a),Jan. 11, 2007, 120 Stat. 3555.)
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Patrick Thoresen is a real nice player, does lots of things well. Late in tonight's game, after the Oilers spent several minutes unable to hem the Canucks in their own zone, he barrel-assed into the Canuck zone and forced the play. First pressure in forever, the team got some traction and shortly thereafter Hemmer scored to tie the game.
I'm not saying he did it single handedly, and maybe it's me reading too much into the play. However, Thoresen is one of those players who can give his team a lift in several ways: a goal, a nice pass, a check, maybe an aggressive forecheck.
Some other notes on the night:
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- Jacques did some things tonight. Got a major, hit some people.
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- Slava Trukhno is my new favorite Oilers prospect. He was before, but now it's reaching Pouliot proportions. Jeez he's a nice prospect.
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- Ales Hemsky had 3 takeaways, a goal and an assist.
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There is annually appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be paid as provided in section 324 of this title, to each State and Territory for the more complete endowment and maintenance of colleges for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts established in accordance with the provisions of subchapter I of this chapter, $50,000 to be applied only to instruction in food and agricultural sciences, and to the facilities for such instruction: Provided, That said colleges may use a portion of this money for providing courses for the special preparation of instructors for teaching the elements of food and agricultural sciences.
Source(Aug. 30, 1890, ch. 841, § 1,26 Stat. 417; Mar. 4, 1907, ch. 2907, 34 Stat. 1281, 1282; Pub. L. 97–98, title XIV, § 1421,Dec. 22, 1981, 95 Stat. 1306.)
Section is based on a part of section 1 of act Aug. 30, 1890, and the tenth and eleventh pars. under the heading "Emergency Appropriations" of act Mar. 4, 1907. Remainder of section 1 of act Aug. 30, 1890, is classified to section 323 of this title.
1981—Pub. L. 97–98substituted "food and agricultural sciences" for "agriculture, the mechanic arts, the English language, and the various branches of mathematical, physical, natural, and economic science, with special reference to their applications in the industries of life" and "the elements of food and agricultural sciences" for "the elements of agriculture and the mechanic arts".
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Notice anything different on Houston's roster this year?
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Penn Station East Coast Subs, a popular food chain in the Midwest, issued a warning to customers via its website on Friday, after some 20% of their franchisee-owned restaurants suffered a data breach. The breach resulted in unauthorized access to an untold number of debit and credit cards. ... more
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An excerpt from a book to be published on Tuesday by the New York Times' David Sanger, recounts how the Obama administration took over a project started during the second Bush administration targeting Iran. This project, code-named Olympic Games, was purely technical and resulted in what the world knows today as Stuxnet. ... more
Is the hype surrounding Flame blazing a FUD-fueled trail of panic?
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In the two previous weeks, we've taken a look at what hacktivists are targeting with DDoS attacks and what companies can do to protect their online presence against these attacks. Today I'll address the fact that even by erecting "barricades" to help stem the tide that occurs when a DDoS attack happens, the reality is that it's far cheaper to generate bogus traffic than it is to identify what's legitimate. ... more
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A recent spate of attacks launched in April involved the use of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on the DNS server of a well-known worldwide organization. This blitz worked in achieving every goal a "hacktivist" could dream of: garnering global attention through strategic targeting to raise awareness for its cause. ... more
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In 1917, Alice Paul formed the National Woman's Party (NWP) in Washington, DC. Under her leadership, the NWP held street meetings, lobbied legislators, organized parades, pageants, and national speaking tours, and began picketing the White House, where they were physically attacked and ultimately arrested. Their radical tactics created enormous public support for suffrage, and resulted in the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920, granting women the vote. In 1923, Paul wrote the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) and launched what would be for her a life-long campaign to win full equality for women.
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Anyone who decides to arrive at the Grammys in an egg obviously has an unusually powerful and grossly all-encompassing need for attention, and here's why: An awards show is not about one person. It's about — well, let's say at least a hundred people, about 80 of whom are way, way, way, way less famous than Lady Gaga is, some of whom are only known amongst polka enthusiasts. If Gaga decided to open her own concert in an egg, then more power to her. A Lady Gaga concert is about and for Lady Gaga, and she can and should court all the attention she can. And, trust, it's not like I think the Grammys are the equivalent of the Nobel Prize or whatever, but I suspect everyone who was nominated for one, and who got to walk the red carpet, got pretty excited about their big night. And then this stupid Egg Being Carried In By Minions routine completely and totally drew every single bit of red carpet attention away from EVERYONE ELSE. To my mind, that's not performance art — because it's not being done to make a larger artistic point. The point it's making is, "I'M HERE IN AN EGG LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME LOOK AT ME ME ME ME ME ME HOW ELSE CAN I FOLLOW A MEAT DRESS?" Honestly, I just think it's bratty.
In addition to her ridiculous racism and other such isms in Born This Way, this is another reason I am really not feeling Lady Gaga right now.
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I love how everyone is ~above~ lady gaga and accusing her of -isms. As if the persons calling another person out were any better. Jesus Christ, it's like they're just attacking her because that's what everyone else is doing. Pop is just that, getting attention, it is the norm. Everyone tries to upstage everyone else. We have all creates this type of artists and it's just naive and stupid to say that they should stop. Judging someone else who was created by our social needs and wants is stupid, if anything people should start judging themselves and how a person like Lady Gaga came about instead of bitching at the outcome of our stupid, lazy and hedonistic lifestyle.
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um no I'm accusing her of isms because she used racial slurs and took pictures with people in blackface what the fuck are you on about
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Ugh, that people should see the bigger picture than just criticizing one person who, granted said a lot of stupid bullshit, did a stupid song. The point is not to look at this person and say how wrong they are but look at ourselves and our society to see how we bred that kind of a person. Moreover, it's not like anyone has the privilege of sitting on a pedestal and say "oh yeah she's so racist" when everyone is guilty of racism in one form or another, just because someone did it in a very public way instead of a private one, it doesn't mean that it's worse. And tbh I don't think lady gaga has ever done something involving black face so idk what you are going about there…
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so you're saying I should excuse her blatant racism because….she's famous? really? That's your argument?
it's the first thing that comes up when you google lady gaga blackface
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lady gaga cares about her gay fans
as long as they aren't black.
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A French appeals court has overturned the manslaughter verdict against Continental Airlines resulting from the July 2000 crash of an Air France Concorde soon after takeoff from Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG). The initial ruling held Continental liable for the accident on the grounds that maintenance errors caused a 16-inch piece of titanium to fall from one of the U.S. airline's DC10s during its takeoff roll just moments before the Concorde.
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Some Brazilian industry experts are convinced that criminalization will never improve aviation safety and they have been trying to persuade some the country's judges and prosecutors to accept this premise in the wake of contentious accidents such as the 2006 midair between an Embraer Legacy and an a Gol Airlines Boeing 737. A week-long course beginning on November 26 in the capital Brasilia focused on the pros and cons of criminalization before an audience of federal judges, prosecutors, aviation safety investigators and assorted military officers and lawyers.
The International Association of Flight Training Professionals (IAFTP) recently challenged its more than 500 flight training education members in more than 50 countries to submit their best training practices for consideration by the group's advisory board.
The International Civil Aviation Organization's safety information protection task force (SIP TF) will hold a public listening session on 5 December 2012 in Washington, D.C. at the L'Enfant Plaza Hotel. ICAO has invited industry stakeholders, aviation accident victims' family groups, law enforcement, the judiciary and members of the public to present their views on topics currently under review.
The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) has improved aviation safety across the region but it still has work to do on this score, according to the group's president Roberto Kriete. At the recent 9th ALTA Airline Leaders Forum in Panama City, Panama, Kriete said the association "will step up its efforts to urge authorities to make the IATA Operational Safety Audit [IOSA] accreditation a requirement for certification in the region."
An American Airlines Boeing 757 pilot was the target of a laser illumination while on approach to San Juan's Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (TJSJ) in Puerto Rico. The pilot sustained an eye injury of unknown severity. The aircraft landed safely a few minutes after the incident, which happened at about 3:30 a.m. local time on November 16.
The public is invited to the FAA's aviation rulemaking advisory committee meeting on December 6 beginning at 1 p.m. at the agency's Washington, D.C. headquarters. The meeting's agenda includes recommendations from working groups such as those covering rulemaking prioritization, airmen testing standards and training, flight controls harmonization and airworthiness assurance. More information is available from the FAA's Renee Butner at (202) 267-5093, or via e-mail at email@example.com.
Canada's Transportation Safety Board (TSB) has released a new video to call attention to the hazards of runway incursions, which the Board recently identified as one of the country's top nine transportation hazards. The TSB recorded more than 4,100 incursions between 2001 and 2009. Incident numbers increased 27 percent between 2010 and 2011 alone, from 351 to 446, respectively, since runway incursions were placed on the TSB's watch list in 2010.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Wisconsin grocery shoppers can be thankful, even before they bring their Thanksgiving turkey home from the store.
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation says the cost of a traditional holiday dinner is 2.6 percent less than a year ago – thanks mainly to a drop in the price of the turkey.
The Farm Bureau says it will cost just under $49 to feed 10 people on Thanksgiving. That's $1.29 less than last year. And the Wisconsin dinner will cost about 60 cents less than the national average.
The Farm Bureau's Casey Langan calls it a tremendous bargain. He says the complete dinner costs less than $5 a person – cheaper than the drive-thru.
A 16-pound turkey will average about $22.72 this year – 48 cents less than in 2011. And Langan says last-minute shoppers will normally get even bigger discounts.
Sweet potatoes are also cheaper along with peas, rolls, carrots, celery, pie shells, and whipped cream. Cranberries will cost more along with stuffing, milk, and pumpkin pie mix.
Langan says there's been a strong worldwide demand for U.S. turkeys, but the farmers who raise them still only get about 15 percent of the total share.


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Name: Brian Ibbison
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Nominated for: Spearheading work on key systems for the Justice Department's Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS), including a new grant application receipt system.
First IT mentor: Dave Celecki of Excent. He taught me how to make work items as simple as possible.
Latest accomplishment on the job: TCG has been working on several websites that have helped the Justice Department enhance COPS. For example, we built a system that allows grantees to report on what they are doing with their grant money. The system provides Justice with information on how well they are doing in the field of community-oriented policing and what they need to improve on.
Career highlight: Developing the 2009 COPS program for receiving American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant applications. The system was built in one month and allowed grantees to apply for more than $8 billion in grants.
Your advice for a government IT wannabe: Work to find ways to enhance your communication skills every day. Communication is the most important aspect of the job.
What you enjoy most about working in government IT: The ability to work with people whose skills go beyond IT. In the private sector, some companies are strictly IT-focused.
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Ryan Lewis (born March 25, 1988) is an American producer, musician and DJ. Along with producing his own album titled Instrumentals, Lewis produced the albums The VS. EP (2009) and The Heist (2012). In 2006, Lewis befriended rapper Macklemore on MySpace, and soon after became the behind-the-scenes partner of a successful duo, producing, recording, engineering, and mixing all of the duo's music, as well as directing the music videos for "Same Love", "Thrift Shop", "And We Danced", "Otherside (Remix)", "Can't Hold Us", "Irish Celebration", "My Oh My", "Victory Lap", "The Town" and "White Walls", and designing promotional graphics.
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Welcome to the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences (IAS). We offer undergraduate and graduate degrees designed for students who want to draw connections across diverse fields of study and to link academic work with real life concerns. IAS students benefit from small classes, accessible faculty, innovative teaching, and collaborative and experiential research and learning opportunities.
Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas exhibit their work in Portugal
Miriam Bartha publishes on the intermediary work of hybrid staff positions
Robertson Allen publishes in the Journal of Gaming and Virtual Worlds
Sarah Dowling publishes Down
Karam Dana speaks on politics and conflict in the Middle East
Rachel Pulver retires from IAS
Rebecca Brown publishes "The Fall is Hard" in The Stranger
Michael Goldberg jams during dialysis – don't miss this one
Ben Gardner and Ron Krabill discuss "Terror at the Mall"
Kari Lerum and Alice Pederson to speak at Race and Pedagogy conference
Warren Gold, Becca Price, and Susan Waters publish on IAS science pedagogy
Alka Kurian interviews Sonora Jha on U-WAVE
Jin-Kyu Jung publishes op-ed on Buffalo, New York's East Side
Dan Berger publishes on prisons, police, and Ferguson in Salon.com
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Amaranth Borsuk exhibits, performs, and discusses electronic literature
Dan Berger publishes on "Black August" in Dissent
Jed Murr performs at the Henry Art Gallery
Kristin Gustafson publishes on the immigrant press in Journalism
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Kristy Leissle speaks at the Museum of History and Industry
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Alka Kurian launches Writers and Filmmakers of Color on U-Wave
Shauna Carlisle publishes in Ethnicity and Health
Dan Berger publishes essay on "Carceral Migrations"
Lauren Berliner comments on viral videos - and goats
IAS student Carly Ann Peterson wins James Madison Fellowship Award
Santiago Lopez publishes on modeling agricultural change
IAS Environmental Studies and Environmental Science students acknowledged at conference
Santiago Lopez and Jin-Kyu Jung win Royalty Research Fund award
Dave Stokes and Santiago Lopez present their research at Saint Edwards State Park
Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas screen and publish their work
MFA in Creative Writing & Poetics hosts 2014 Spring Festival
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MA in Policy Studies hosts 2014 Graduate Research Conference
MFA in Creative Writing & Poetics student awarded Chancellor's Medal
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Johanna Crane speaks in Uganda on global health science
Stuart Streichler delivers paper at the Law and Society Association
Jeanne Heuving reads at and participates in the Cascadia Poetry Festival
Kanta Kochhar-Lindgren publishes and performs
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Julie Shayne publishes Taking Risks: Feminist Activism and Research in the Americas
Becca Price publishes articles about how students learn about dominant types of genes
IAS faculty members win Simpson Center awards
Karam Dana lectures at University of Oregon
Alka Kurian edits special issue of Studies in South Asian Film and Media
David Goldstein publishes in Teaching with Heart
Wanda Gregory participates in National Center for Women & Information Technology summit
INCA Seattle hosts student exhibitions
Dave Stokes and Santiago Lopez publish in Northwest Science
Kari Lerum speaks on gender and information
Amaranth Borsuk participates in digital humanities symposium in Hong Kong
Julie Shayne facilitates workshop at Universal Leadership Conference
Becca Price and BIS 499 course featured in UW leading change report
Yolanda Padilla speaks at Claremont Graduate University and Rice University
Gwen Ottinger wins NSF CAREER grant
Johanna Crane participated in conference on HIV cure research
Alejandra Salinas and Aeron Bergman exhibit their work in Helsinki
Bruce Burgett publishes on the future of the (public) humanities
Carrie Lanza presents her research and performs at Women Who Rock
Cinnamon Hillyard to speak at the US News & World Report STEM Solutions Leadership Conference
Lauren Lichty speaks on sexual assault and publishes on youth leadership
David Goldstein named as a fellow of the Japan Studies Institute
Johanna Crane speaks on global health science, markets, and metrics
Ted Hiebert exhibits at Video-in Video-out (VIVO)
Karam Dana organizes the inaugural lecture of the American Muslim Research Initiative, speaks on Palestine and Arab public opinion
Bruce Burgett gives invited lecture on public scholarship at Stanford University
Warren Gold and Gwen Ottinger publish on interdisciplinary community-based research
Crispin Thurlow delivers keynote speech in Argentina
Dan Berger speaks on histories of violence, race, and identity
Christian Anderson, Ben Gardner, Ted Hiebert, Jin-Kyu Jung, and Santiago Lopez present at Association of American Geographers
Aeron Bergman hosts Chris Kraus at UW Bothell
Sarah Dowling received rave pre-review in Harriet
Amaranth Borsuk keeps busy – reading, publishing, and workshopping
Wanda Gregory named as senior investigator at the Mind and Life Summer Research Institute
Ted Hiebert, Barbara Noah, and Gary Carpenter contribute to Keys to the Studio exhibit
Carrie Bodle exhibits her work at the MIT Media Lab
Trevor Griffey speaks on poverty, surveillance, and civil rights
Denise Vaughan speaks on debate, diversity, and inclusion
Deborah Caplow speaks on "Secret Nature: Prints by Mercedes López"
Ben Gardner wins the 2014 UW Bothell Distinguished Teaching Award
Joseph Lavy's theatre company receives rave reviews for Unkle Vanya
Jill Freidberg delivers keynote at the Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference
Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas publish an artist book and essay
Johanna Crane and Carrie Lanza present at International Health Conference
David Goldstein speaks on teaching and learning centers – and accepts award
Priya Frank curates exhibit of David Ryder photos of Oso mudslide
Julie Shayne and Kari Lerum present at the Pacific Sociological Association
Bruce Burgett deliveries keynote address in Sydney
Lauren Berliner and Ron Krabill participate in the Society for Cinema and Media Studies conference
Johanna Crane writes and speaks on global health
Martha Groom publishes on natural history and public science
Rebecca Brown noted in The Huffington Post
Lauren Berliner and Lauren Lichty collaborate at Digital Media and Learning conference
Alejandra Salinas and Aeron Bergman exhibit new work in Oslo, Norway
IAS Grad Students to present Project Flash Talks!
Dan Berger publishes op-ed on detainee hunger strike in the Seattle Times
Peter Freeman hired as Odegaard Writing and Research Center coordinator
Lauren Berliner presents the 2014 Festival of (In)Appropriation
Alejandra Salinas and Aeron Bergman perform in Helsinki, Finland
Robin Oppenheimer presents her research at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Amoshaun Toft talks about words and networks in Florida
Ben Gardner, Susan Harewood, Ted Hiebert, and Keith Nitta promoted and tenured
Amaranth Borsuk publishes, sprints, and exhibits her works
Gray Kochhar-Lindgren publishes Kant in Hong Kong
Leslie Ashbaugh, Kristin Gustafson, and Dani Rowland present at the AACU Conference
UW Bothell student art appears in the State Capitol
IAS MFA faculty present, read, and perform at the Association of Writers & Writing Programs conference
IAS MFA students make a splash at the Association of Writers & Writing Programs conference
Amaranth Borsuk and Sarah Dowling host off-site reading at the Association of Writers & Writing Programs conference
Kristin Gustafson publishes article about preserving a Seattle-based, historic, Japanese-language newspaper
Becca Price publishes articles about how students learn evolution and the barriers they face
Jed Murr performs at Reiterations: An Intertextual Event
Jill Freidberg featured at conference on globalization, diversity, and education
Karam Dana participates as delegate at symposium on human rights
Robertson Allen presents research to workshop on "War Games" at Leuphana University, Germany
Andreas Brockhaus presents at Educause Connect
Alejandra Salinas and Aeron Bergman will be artists-in-residence at Helsinki International Artist Programme
Dave Stokes publishes on penguin migration in Biology Conservation
Jill Freidberg produces documentary film about Ese Teatro
Dan Berger publishes The Struggle Within
Christa Bell presents her work at the Whitney Museum Biennial
Nives Dolšak to serve on the Science Panel of the Puget Sound Partnership
MA in Cultural Studies students present at Critical Geography Conference
Lauren Berliner co-curates the 2014 Festival of (In)appropriation and publishes "Shooting for Profit"
Kari Lerum speaks on claiming competence and writes on human trafficking
Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas launch new print studio
Jennifer Atkinson and Rob Turner present on pedagogies of sustainability
Shauna Carlisle wins Woodrow Wilson Foundation Career Enhancement Award
Ron Krabill speaks on "Nelson Mandela and his Legacy"
Jeanne Heuving publishes "Dear Miss Lonelyhearts" in Hambone 20
Rebecca Brown's creative work is the subject of scholarly book
Carrie Bodle's students work on proposals for two public art projects
Julie Shayne leads mock classes for Mukilteo middle schoolers
Amaranth Borsuk performs, exhibits, and presents at the Modern Language Association
Carrie Lanza presents her research at the Society for Social Work and Research
Jill Freidberg, Nia Lam, and Denise Hattwig launch the Community Voices Collection
Deborah Caplow publishes chapter in Oaxaca en movimiento
Rachel Pulver and Leslie Schiffman duke it out
Alka Kurian creates documentary film, Shadow Workers
Suzanne Cohen presents West Coast debut of "Honky" as part of Mirror Stage "Feed Your Mind" Series
Wanda Gregory appointed to the advisory board of Foundry10
Dan Berger and Joe Milutis win Royalty Research Fund awards
EJ Juarez appointed to the Washington State Commission on Hispanic Affairs
Jason Hampton published in the Bothell-Kenmore Reporter
Karam Dana publishes in Islam for Journalists
Ted Hiebert opens art exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Art
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A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending the Madrona Fiber Arts Winter Retreat in Tacoma, WA. Hundreds of fiber enthusiasts attended classes in knitting, spinning, weaving, as well as other great subjects. There also was a great market place that was hard to resist! My focus that weekend was Intarsia and Fair Isle knitting.
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How Tebow's College Career Resembles These 4 Companies
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As an investor, I generally pay a lot of attention to the different metrics of a company, and then decide whether to invest or leave the company alone. Often times investors fail to take leadership and business model into account, and they miss out on enormous opportunities. There are a few companies whose business model and leadership are their main reason for success.
I'm not saying to disregard metrics for these next companies (some of them have very good metrics), but I am suggesting that we should look at other factors. Tim Tebow supposedly didn't have the mechanics to play college football, yet is the most decorated quarterback to ever play at the collegiate level. Although his NFL career is questionable, his college success was remarkable. Some accomplishments include being the recipient of: The Heisman trophy, quarterback of the year, and leading the Florida Gators to more than one national championship game.
John Donahoe became CEO in 2008, and has seen eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) succeed in many ways. John was named as the fourth best "business person of the year" in 2012 by CNNMoney.com. In his time with eBay, John has taken shareholders on a ride worth remembering. In fact, over the past five years the stock has increased by an average of more than 19% annually. With approximately 30,000 current employees, the company boasts a market cap of over $71 billion. Fortunately for investors, eBay does show some pretty solid metrics. Its P/E of 27.6 is beating the industry average by a whopping 15.9. Revenues have increased 65% in five years, but the company does show a FCF yield of just 3.6%.
Primerica Financial Services (NYSE: PRI) is the largest financial services marketing organization in North America. Obviously they are doing something right as approximately 20% of its representatives have worked with the firm for at least twelve years. Tim Tebow often reminds us of the quote "Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard." When the company was founded in 1977, Primerica had to overcome insurance companies filing complaints and taking up law suits against them for simply replacing their whole life insurance products with Primerica's term life insurance. To this day Primerica representatives claim to "Join a crusade to right a wrong in the industry."
Primerica spun off from Citi group in April of 2010, and its shareholders have been rewarded kindly. From the time of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) the stock has increased nearly 63% and shows a P/E of 8.9 less than the industry average. It has outperformed both the life insurance industry and S&P 500 in 2012 - not to mention having nearly doubled their returns YTD. Approximately 85% of Americans are classified as middle income, and that's where Primerica focuses its efforts. Representatives for most firms are penalized for opening investment accounts with less than $250,000 - Primerica makes money through monthly investments (with no set minimum) of $50 or more.
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) recently became the first tech company to achieve a stock price of $800/share. Many analysts believe the stock will reach the $1,000/share before 2014. Google acquires most of its revenues through search ads, but with Google holding approximately 70% of the worldwide market share in mobile devices; it appears to be headed in a good direction. Google appears to be making very wise decisions, something Tim Tebow talks about frequently. In most of his post-game interviews Tim claims he wants to "Be the best decision maker I can be."
Google's revenues increased 32% in 2012, and have seen Earnings Per Share (EPS) increase annually for over a decade. Google's P/E is 3.5 lower than the industry average of 28.3, and its gross margins are 34% higher than the industry average. The company's CEO, Larry Page, seems to be making decisions that appear to lead the company to the promised land.
Jeff Bezos has quickly become one of the most respected and acknowledged CEO's in today's society. In 2012, he was named as the top business person by CNNMoney.com, and Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) should be proud to have him guiding them through the jungle of competition. The company has increased over 116% in the past five years, yet Amazon is probably the most obvious example of how metrics don't necessarily relate to success. Jeff has developed a mindset of "It doesn't matter how much profit there is, as long as there is some." He doesn't care if the company only makes ten cents per product, because the company will likely sell more products than anyone else.
Aside from its stock, revenue increases are about the only promising metric you can find when analyzing Amazon. After a decade of consecutive annual increases, they increased 27% in 2012, 319% in the past five years, and 1,160% in the past decade. Their EPS are in the negatives, their FCF yield is practically zero, and their P/E is -3,333 - but this doesn't mean to sell the company. Jeff has made it very clear that his goal is not for immediate metrical success, but he encourages investors to think long term. Often times Tim Tebow would play horribly for the first three quarters, but find a way to win in the fourth quarter. Despite Amazon's measly metrics, the company is focused on the long term achievement of success, which to them is the measurement of victory.
The chart below shows how successful these companies have been despite some (or many) questionable metrics.
The Foolish Conclusion...
Just like a good quarterback, leadership is often more important than numbers. Yes, some of these companies have both, but some are successful with metrics that make many investors cringe. Does it really matter how it looks, how it's accomplished, or if it makes sense, as long as they are successful? Just remember, a company's leadership and business models often drive success more than just a set of numbers.
We can't control what happens with Tim Tebow and his questionable NFL career, but don't be stuck sitting on the bench as these companies produce game changing performances.
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