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Apple introduces the iPhone 5 earlier this year in San Francisco. Will it sell enough this year to satisfy Wall Street?
There's a bunch of Wall Street trader stuff happening with Apple right now, as the company heads for the critical conclusion to the holiday shopping season. Analysts who follow the stock have been downgrading their price targets and trimming expectations for the company, which has been on an epic tear for the past two years, but which has also seen its share price collapse in recent months, from a high of more than $700.
This could yield some short-term volatility for AAPL. (That's the company's stock market ID.)
This morning, the stock fell below $500 in trading before the markets opened, before recovering to close at $520.
Will it plunge again?
If it does, you might want to take Slate tech writer Farhad Manjoo's sage advice and buy a share of Apple, rather that wasting the money on an iPad.
Debate hath ended: iTV coming from Apple this year
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Will they or won't they? That's been the burning debate in tech/Appleology circles over whether Cupertino will roll out a high-end, thoroughly Apple-ized high-def TV. I've been pondering this question pretty regularly, given that I think Apple is at the tail end of an innovation cycle that started with the iPod (reinvented music), then moved on to the iPhone (an iPod with a phone, re-invented mobile), and then brought out the iPad (a big iPod, poised to decimate the low-cost PC market). What's next?
A TV set — versus the current AppleTV box — seems obvious. The reinvention factor will be the delivery of TV content. And therein lies the challenge: Apple has put, in sequence, the music industry, the wireless industry, and the publishing industry at its feet. Will Hollywood and the cable companies agree to play by Apple's terms?
Apple collapse? What Apple collapse? Company beats earnings expectations
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Customers test new the IPad at an Apple store. Apple beat quarterly earnings expectations today by a very decent margin.
If you've been hiding in your bomb shelter, you probably missed Apple's precipitous stock-price drop last week and this, bottoming at $560 per share today and giving up, like, $100 billion in market cap. But then the magic of shattered earnings expectations hit and hit HARD. The company made $11.6 billion in its second fiscal quarter and earned $12.30 per share. That killed the expectation of $10.06 per share, according to Business Insider.
More importantly, the "weakness" in iPhone sales didn't materialize — Apple sold 35.1 million, nearly five million more than expected. This was one of the possible negatives driving Apple share price down, as analysts speculated on what remains the core of Apple's business.
There is a hint of bad news amid all this boffo good news, which has pushed Apple right back up to $600 per share in after-hours trading (a whopping 7.35-percent increase). The theoretically revolutionary iPad sold "only" 11.8 million units, below the 13 million that were anticipated.


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RIDGWAY – The Town of Ridgway is poised to pop a $2.7 million question to the electorate in November, asking residents to pass a ballot measure to raise funds to help implement the town's long-simmering Historic Business District Streetscape Plan.
The matter was discussed at a Ridgway Town Council work session last week, with ballot language set to be finalized at the next regular council meeting on Aug. 14.
Ridgway's Historic Business District Streetscape Plan dates back to 2006 and preliminary engineered construction drawings were completed for the project in 2008, with an estimated implementation cost of about $3.5 million.
The basic idea behind Streetscape is to draw motorists off the main drag of Highway 62 and into a vibrant and inviting downtown. The plan calls for infrastructure improvements that would include paving a few central blocks of commercial downtown Ridgway, building new parking lots and realigning Railroad Street.
The plan also envisions extensive tree planting, new lights and signs, and wide curbs and sidewalks with benches and bike racks, encouraging a pedestrian, bicycle-friendly downtown.
The proposal fell victim to the economic downturn five years ago, and was put on hold. Now, with the economy showing signs of picking up once more, and with fresh energy percolating thanks to the synergistic Creative District and Main Street Initiative projects, a committee has focused for the past year on gauging the community's willingness to recommit to the Streetscape Plan.
This committee, headed by residents Paula James and Jill Markey, recently conducted a survey of Ridgway business and property owners and shared its results with the Ridgway Town Council in late June.
The upshot? "We think the community supports the Streetscape project – with caveats," said Ridgway Town Manager Jen Coates. Those caveats included a desire among many community members to reduce the project's scope and cost.
However, in the last handful of months, two outside funding opportunities from the Colorado Department of Transportation and Department of Local Affairs have surfaced to facilitate the project, which, if leveraged properly, could enable implementation of the Streetscape improvements, with the passage of a proposed ballot question and an additional annual allocation of up to $55,000 for the next 20 years from town sales tax revenues.
These two proposed scenarios were laid out in detail at a Ridgway Town Council work session on Wednesday, July 17.
Option A is connected to CDOT's plan to improve Sherman Street/Highway 62 that bisects the town to a center turn lane ("suicide" lane) and bicycle lanes.
The Highway 62 widening project,on CDOT's priority list for several years, is currently prioritized for 2016, with survey work already underway. While the proposed project has met with some degree of resistance from the town in the past, Coates said, "We support it, if it's done right." This includes making the highway more of a part of Ridgway's commercial core, as opposed to just funneling traffic through town, and ultimately integrating the widening project with Ridgway's broader Streetscape vision.
"We want whole streets with street-scaping, and not just a functional way to move traffic through town," Coates explained. "We want a project that creates a space that is creative and innovative, safe, functional, context appropriate and sensitive to the culture of our town."
Recently, CDOT announced it has a one‐time funding opportunity through a competitive $10.5 million RAMP (Responsible Acceleration of Maintenance and Partnerships) grant to collaborate with Ridgway on its Streetscape plan, as it conducts its Highway 62 center turn lane project. The town applied for the grant on July 1 and will find out Sept. 20 if it was successful.
If the RAMP grant is awarded, the execution of the plan would hinge on Ridgway's ability to raise $2 million in matching funds through a property tax hike that would be proposed in a ballot question in November. If the bond measure passes, then the town would enter into an intergovernmental agreement with CDOT giving Ridgway a seat at the table in discussions regarding the highway-widening effort.
The deal has pros and cons. In the "pro" column: CDOT would commit to spending $10.5 million to integrate the Highway 62 and Streetscape projects (with $7.5 million dedicated to the former and $5 million to the latter); the town, meanwhile, would have more of a say in how the widening of Highway 62 takes place.
In the "con" column, ultimate authority over the Streetscape project would be ceded to CDOT, and the project would not get underway until at least 2015 and possibly 2016. If the town doesn't get the RAMP grant, or if the grant comes through but the town fails to pass the bond measure to pay for its share of the project, CDOT will not finance the Streetscape components of the street widening project. It is also possible that the Highway 62 project could be delayed as a lesser priority, under the statewide re‐prioritization that is currently underway.
Option B, meanwhile, proposes pursuing a $500,000 grant from the Department of Local Affairs, associated with DOLA's Colorado Main Street Program, to help pay for Streetscape improvements. The grant is due Aug. 1. If funds are awarded in November, this plan could be executed, starting in the fall of 2014, independently of CDOT's planned future improvements to Highway 62. The town would have to raise $2.7 million through a ballot initiative this November to pursue this alternative. The project would include some reduction and changes to the scope of the Streetscape Plan.
Ridgway was named in 2012 by DOLA as a "candidate community" (along with Montrose, Fruita, Rifle, Victor, Westcliffe, and Silver Cliff) in the state's Main Street Program. DOLA manages the Main Street Program, which is funded by a grant from the
State Historical Fund. It is not the same thing as the town's Streetscape Plan, though the two share overlapping goals to revitalize the downtown core.
Ridgway is the only town in the program that has been awarded both Main Street and Creative District designations, involving technical and financial help from both DOLA and Colorado Creative Industries.
The timing of the two proposals has been a bit tricky. The ballot language deadline for the November election comes on Sept. 6, before the town will find out whether it gets either the RAMP or the DOLA grant. Thus, town officials have discussed hedging their bets and crafting the bond question to ask for the greater of money amount – $2.7 million – spelled out in Option B. However, if the RAMP grant comes through on Sept. 20, and the ballot measure then passes, the town would pledge to dial back on the amount of money it ultimately collects to dovetail with Option A.
"We are pushing it a little bit with both options," Coates admitted. "We will have a ballot question, without money in the bank."
Nevertheless, Coates said she feels moderately optimistic about the town's prospects for receiving either the RAMP or the DOLA grant. "I think we have positioned ourselves really well to access these funds," she said. "It just depends how competitive we are with everyone else."
By the time DOLA holds its hearings in November to determine grant awards, the town will know the status of the RAMP grant, as well as whether or not it had a successful ballot question. "It could leverage our chances," she said.
In the event that the RAMP grant is awarded, Ridgway would most likely be out of the running for the DOLA grant. If the town doesn't get funded by either agency, it can always re-apply with DOLA again in its next grant cycle.
At its next regular meeting on Aug. 14, council will consider ballot language for the $2.7 million bond question.
"Now is the time," Coates said. "The outreach has happened and now we are talking options and opportunities."
Ridgway Mayor John Clark, meanwhile, emerged from last Wednesday's meeting with a sense that the community is somewhat divided on the issue of whether to fund the Streetscape project through a ballot initiative.
"A lot depends on the what happens with the economy, and on people having to trust their local government," he admitted. "It's hard for the vast majority of people to use 'trust' and 'government' in the same sentence, but the local government in Ridgway is different – there is not much space between the residents and taxpayers and the local government here. People in Ridgway are involved in their local government and active and vocal in what they want."
The two options are completely dependent upon what happens in different grant scenarios, which is problematic, Clark admitted. "It's a big up-in-the-air thing; a crapshoot."
Still, Clark found words of high praise for the Town staff – primarily Coates and Town Public Works Director/Engineer Joanne Fagan – for bringing the discussion this far. "I can't praise them enough for their work in finding creative solutions to the problem, and finding alternative financing to make it work," he said.
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Canadians have been sailing hard this past week in an effort to capture top spots in Puerto Vallarta going into Sunday's medal races at the XVI Pan American Games. Weather has been extremely hot with light to moderate winds throughout the entire week. Conditions are expected to remain the same through to the end of medal racing. The Canadian Pan Am Sailing Team are housed in the Pan Am Village in Puerto Vallarta with other Canadian sport teams such as Open water Swimming, Triathlon, and Beach Volleyball.
Team Leader and Head Coach Ken Dool offers a brief report on the challenges facing Canadian sailors in PV. "For much of the team the event here in PV has become "Ground Hog Day". Now that is not all bad just at times a tad frustrating. Over the course of the event with the exception of a few gusts and one afternoon of a compression phenomena on the Lightning J24 course the breeze has been predictably unpredictable, a sea breeze evolution has occurred each day and for the majority of course areas this has seen breeze top out in the 5-8 knot range....so add about 35 degrees of temperature, 30 degree water temp and 95% humidity and you have the type of weather that slowly climbs under ones skin. Yeah you are all right in that it is better than cold and rain which is what we can all look forward to upon our return but for racing it is well "ground hog dayish". With two series races left for each fleet we have some tight battles for the medal race (Top 5 boats) with a few opportunities beckoning for medals. The Laser class remains among the most intense battles, ARG has separated themselves but 2nd through 6th is separated but a scant 5 points with Dave Wright of Canada buried in the midst of this battle. Dan Borg and "The Champ" rallied over the past two days of racing and have dragged themselves within spitting distance of the top 5 in the Hobie class, 4th to 7th is 7 points and with the new found form demonstrated the last couple of days we can count on this duo going down swinging. The Lightning team of Hall/Leger/Armitage also finds themselves in an intense battle with three boats duelling for the final 3 medal race berths. The weather looks promising although ground hoggish, more after today before the final showdown."
Current results going into the last 3 days of racing:
Radial - Isabella Bertold (BC) - 3rd place
RSX W – Nikola Girke (BC) – 4th place
Lightning – Peter Hall. Chantal Leger & Megan Armitage (QC) – 5th place
Laser – David Wright (ON) – 6th place
RSX M – Zac Plavsic (BC) – 6th place
Hobie 16 – Dan Borg & Marshall Champ (ON) – 8th place
J24 – Roger Burns, Andrew Burns, Gary Harmer & Graeme Clendenan – 7th place
For photos and daily updates on the Canadian Pan Am Sailing Team, go to the Canadian Sailing Team FACEBOOK page and 'like' us!
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Elegant and classic, Acqua di Parma Colonia was created in 1916 and since then has managed to seduce the senses of both men and women.
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The power steering pump on your 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, or 1974 Camaro can eventually fail from fluid leaks. Being a closed system, the steering pump relies on several components, and with leaks, can suffer from a starvation of fluid. Rick's Camaros is happy to offer this new, triple chrome plated power steering pump. It's supplied complete with a polished billet aluminum cap and a new pulley washer & bolt. You can complete the great dress-up look with the triple chrome plated pulley (P/N C-6176) that matches the cap. Manufactured with all new parts to factory specifications, Tuff Stuff uses special fixtures, plating racks and anodes to ensure the brightest finish. Not only will it look great under the hood, but it is essential for making your power steering work properly. From racers, show cars, hot rods, and daily drivers, you can trust Rick's Camaros for all of your restoration and replacement needs for your 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, or 1974 Chevrolet Camaro!


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- In 1979, Marc Glassman opened a relatively large but unpretentious drugstore in Middleburg Heights, Ohio. It didn't take long for cost conscious consumers to turn a modenst beginning into a major enterprise. We now operate over 50 stores throughout the Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown and Columbus region. We are very proud to be locally owned and operated in Northeast Ohio. Marc's targets the value conscious family shopper. Our basic inventory represents name brand merchandise in food, health & beauty and general merchandise categories. Marc's is proud to accept Discover credit cards, but provides approved customers with check cashing convenience. Each of our stores has a courtesy section with provides many extra services such as postage stamps, money orders and pre-paid phone cards.One of Marc's most popular sections is our closeouts department. You never know what you're going to find in our closeouts department, but smart Marc's customers know that if you see something you like, you'd better buy it then. Nothing stays around very long in Marc's closeouts. Marc's closeouts is liable to have everything and anything from automotive products to toys, giftware, servingware and pet supplies. Many of the Marc's stores also have in-store pharmacies.
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Michael Heisley
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|owner of the Memphis Grizzlies
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| US $ 1.6 billion (est.)
|Married, 5 children
Michael E. Heisley (born March 13, 1937) is an American businessman and former majority owner of the Memphis Grizzlies.[2] He orchestrated the move of the team from Vancouver in 2001,[3][4] after promising to keep the franchise in Vancouver when he purchased it in 2000.[5] He agreed in 2006 to sell his 70% controlling stake in the Grizzlies to a consortium including Christian Laettner and Brian Davis,[6] but the group missed a deadline for the purchase[7] and Heisley found no other bidder willing to meet the team's $300M asking price.[8]
In 2012 Heisley decided to sell the Grizzlies and step aside from all of his corporate interests due to his advancing age. The team announced on June 11, 2012, that Ubiquiti Networks founder Robert J. Pera would be purchasing the team, but Heisley will remain on board until the sale is finalized.[9]
Personal life[edit]
Heisley, a computer salesman by background,[1] was born in Washington, D.C., grew up in Alexandria, Virginia, and has residences in Chicago, Illinois,[10] and Jupiter Island, Florida.[11] He is a graduate of Georgetown University,[11] and is married with five children.[11] He has appeared several times on the Forbes rich list.[1]
Heisley is also involved in multiple business ventures, such as:
- Heico Holding, Inc.[11]
- The Heico Companies, LLC [5]
- Heico Acquisitions [12]
- Stony Lane Partners [11]
A computer salesman by trade, he used $150,000 from selling his home and $10 million in bank loans to acquire Conco, maker of sewer and drain equipment. Later Heisley expanded his holdings through the purchase of several near-bankrupt Rust Belt manufacturers. As of 2009, Heico operates 40 companies, largely in steel, construction, and equipment.
He is involved with the Heisley Family Foundation.[13]
- ^ a b c "Michael Heisley Sr. - Forbes". Forbes. March 9, 2011.
- ^ Cacciola, Scott (1 February 2010). "Grizzlies owner Michael Heisley's moves have been bold, mostly for the best".
- ^ "NBA roundup: Grizzlies told they can move". New York Times. 13 February 2001.
- ^ Shaikin, Bill (27 March 2001). "Grizzlies are taking Memphis expressway". LA Times.
- ^ a b Shapiro, Mark (25 January 2010). "Chicagoan Buys Grizzlies, Says They'll Stay In Vancouver". Chicago Tribune.
- ^ Olson, Parmy (3 October 2006). "Billionaire sells Memphis Grizzlies for $360M". Forbes.
- ^ "Davis-led group misses deadline to buy control of Grizz". Associated Press. 15 January 2007.
- ^ Van Riper, Tom (28 December 2009). "Memphis Blues". Forbes.
- ^ http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/8038389/billionaire-robert-pera-agrees-purchase-memphis-grizzlies
- ^ "Hard Work Has Paid For Grizzlies Owner Vancouver Upset By His Broken Promises". Charlotte Observer. 28 March 2001.
- ^ a b c d e "The World's Billionaires (2009): #522 Michael Heisley Sr.". Forbes. March 11, 2009.
- ^ Melcher, Richard A (7 March 1994). "Care and feeding at Nutri/System". Business Week.
- ^ Ruane, Michael E (24 September 2004). "Heisley Foundation Gives $2.5 million to Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund". Washington Post.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. David Palm of Jacksonville, Fla., couldnt have written a better script for his first AJGA victory Friday, sinking a 10-foot par putt on No. 18 to win the Boys Division of the PING Junior at Mirasol. So-Hyun Park of Bradenton, Fla., fired a final-round 73 to take the girls title by two strokes with a tournament total of 219.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the 54-hole event is being held at The Country Club at Mirasol Sunrise Course, home of the PGA TOURs Honda Classic, and features 84 boys and girls, ages 12-18, from 16 states. Highlighting the field are six Rolex Junior All-Americans, including Gin Kim of Wesley Chapel, Fla., Jon McLean of Weston, Fla., Toby Ragland of Jacksonville, Fla., Nicholas Smith of Ocala, Fla., Whitney Myers of East Berlin, Pa., and Christie Reed of Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Following an early-afternoon rain delay of over three hours, Palm battled high school teammate Toby Ragland, also of Jacksonville, Fla., and Jason Elliott of Palm Harbor, Fla., throughout the back nine, taking the lead with a birdie at No. 17 and knocking in the final putt for a 2-under-par 70 and tournament total of 212.
I was just really nervous, Palm said. I couldnt stop my hands from shaking. I just knew if I hit it where I wanted it would go in.
The PING Junior at Mirasol was the third AJGA event for Palm, 16, who said the win exceeded his goals for the week. I had been playing really well, but I didnt expect to win, he said. I just wanted a top-20 finish and an exemption.
Elliott and Andrew Freeman of Jensen Beach, Fla., finished in a tie for second-place with matching tournament totals of 213. Robert Riesen of Pinehurst, N.C., carded a 2-under-par 70 in the final round and finished fourth with a tournament total of 214. Ragland, a teammate of Palms at Bartram Trail High School, placed fifth with a tournament total of 215.
Park, who started the day tied for the Girls Division lead with Jessica Yadloczky of Cassleberry, Fla., shot a 1-under-par 35 on the front nine and coasted after the rain delay, making pars at Nos. 12, 13, 14 and 15 to take a five-stroke lead. Yadloczky came back with two pars at Nos. 16 and 17 and a birdie at No. 18, but Parks lead proved insurmountable.
I really didnt think about the rain, Park said. I was just trying to make pars and play my game.
The win at Mirasol was the second AJGA victory for Park, who won the Nike Golf Junior at South Padre Island in May.
Yadloczky and Whitney Myers of East Berlin, Pa., each shot tournament totals of 221 to finish in a tie for second place, and Christie Reed of Oak Ridge, Tenn., placed fourth with a tournament total of 223. Tiffany Chudy of Miramar, Fla., carded a tournament total of 224 to place fifth.
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The AJGA has a membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 50 states and 30 foreign countries.
Titleist, the AJGAs National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Associations success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, a supporter of the AJGA since 1983, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004.
For more information on the PING Junior at Mirasol or the AJGA, please call National Headquarters at (770) 868-4200 or visit ajga.org.
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The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA's mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
What is Leadership Links?
Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.


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Today is OLY Day! Max 1RM Clean and Jerk Max 1RM Snatch The groups will be focused on improving their efficiency in these two lifts! See you at the Box!
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Friday, April 18 STRENGTH Back Squats: 1x10@60%, 1x8@70%, 1x8@75%, 1x8@80% Front Squats: 1x5@60%, 1x5@65%, 2x5@70% WOD 5 Rounds for Time: 10 Strict Pull Ups 10 Thrusters (95/65) - http://www.vaultcrossfit.com/2014/04/friday-april-18/
STRENGTH Back Squats: 1x10@60%, 1x8@70%, 1x8@75%, 1x8@80% Front Squats: 1x5@60%, 1x5@65%, 2x5@70% WOD 5 Rounds for Time: 10 Strict Pull Ups 10 Thrusters (95/65...
STRENGTH Back Squats: 1x10@60%, 1x8@70%, 1x8@75%, 1x8@80% Front Squats: 1x5@60%, 1x5@65%, 2x5@70% WOD 5 Rounds for Time: 10 Strict Pull Ups 10 Thrusters (95/65...
GarretPrepare!----Upcoming Events:THIS Saturday 4/19 - PaleoRx 2014 Info Meeting. 12pmFriday 5/16 through Sunday 5/18 - CrossFit Games NW Regionals.Friday 5/16 - CrossFit Total Nights at CFSLU. 5pm to 8pm.Saturday 5/24 - Weightlifting Total at CFSLU. 9am to 11am. Saturday 5/24 - Track Time Trials at
WOD for Friday 4/18/14 1. Warm-up 2. Mobility 3. Strength 3,3,3,3,3(all at same weight) -deadlift 4.WOD 1- 3 RFT - 400m run -15 deadlifts(@60% 1RM) -10 strict KB press (35,20) 10 each arm -15 ring dips *20 min time cap
OGERs!!! WOD for 4/18/14!! Strength: 30 min. to find 1RM Shoulder Press Battle: 9-15-21-15-9 KB Swings (70/44) Hammer Strikes (16/12)
OK Everyone! Our very own Tony officially begins regionals tomorrow! He will be doing the first workout tomorrow at 7am. Everyone wish him luck! I will post the rest of his WOD times Friday at 12pm so you can all come cheer him on. Again, Tony we are all very proud of you and wish you the best of luck!
ATTENTION SCFrs!!!!!! We officially will be having monthly trips to Olympic Gymnastics Center for working on technique and having fun! Every 1st Monday of the month we will meet there at 8pm and hang out! It will be $5. See you there May 5th!
Written by Danette Rivera Jonesy leaves the CFLA coaching staff this weekend after six plus years. Though it saddens us to lose him in that capacity, we are excited to see what he will manifest in his next chapter. Also, he'll still be around working with Kenny on programming and in class as
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This post is a bit long, but very important. After some observation and thought, we will be trying a new gym hour format in the evening (currently only the evening). We will be having structured start times for WODs. Don't confuse structure times with set class times. WOD start times will be determined by the amount of time warm up, strength, and WODs take. Day to day WODs can start on the hour, 45 minute, or half hour. It will be posted on the board how often WODs are starting. For example, if you come into the gym at 4:50pm and the next WOD time starts at 5pm, you will have from 4:50pm to 5:29pm to get your warm up, strength, and set up for the WOD (for example have your barbell figured out and loaded, kettle bell ready, box jump, nervous pee done, shoes changed, etc) ready for the 3-2-1 at 5:30pm. We value everyone's time and hope structure WOD times creates efficiency in getting people through the evening. This new structure times will start tomorrow. Yes. Friday. We ask for your patience and understanding as we work through the kinks and flow.
7pm gettin' some MOB!! http://t.co/iZnhADVZTf
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Friday - Performance 3 rounds for time; 100 double unders 25 hang snatch, 35kg + poor man's ghd raises: 5 sets of 6-8 + band pull-aparts: 3 sets of 15-20
Friday - Elements "Helen" 3 rounds 400 m run 21 kb swings 12 pull ups
Great time to study for tomorrow's work! http://www.tabatatimes.com/coaching-roundtable-crossfit-open-13-3-tips-and-advice/
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According to a new study, we might be doing our skin a favor by working out consistently. Yet another benefit of exercise!
Exercise appears to slow and even reverse the effects of aging on the skin.
Hey WSCF! As a heads up this Sat. April 19th, Amy and Nicole will be representing WSCF at Columbia River Throw-down! If you are free or in the area this weekend drop by and help support the girls and show some team spirit!


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Call 410-464-6641 (8a.m. to 6p.m., EST, Mon-Fri)
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Dr. Kang is interested in developing novel therapeutics in treatment of head and neck squamous cell carcinomas and salivary gland cancers. Kang currently focusing on development of antibody-drug conjugates in head and neck cancers both in laboratory and clinical research settings. Kang''s goal is to provide better way to understand and manage head and neck cancers through the research.
BiographyA physician-scientist with a focus on novel therapeutics in head and neck cancer, Hyunseok is a member of the Upper Aerodigestive Cancer Program.
Hyunseoks long-term goal is to develop a translational and clinical investigation program focused on head and neck cancer. In addition, he serves as an attending on the inpatient solid tumor service, establish a continuity outpatient clinic, and supervise Hematology and Oncology fellows in clinic.
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Member, American Association for Cancer Research
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Clinical Trial Keywords
- Head and Neck Cancer, Antibody-Drug Conjugate, Drug Development
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- Yonsei University Graduate School of Public Health ( Seoul) (2007)
- Yonsei University College of Medicine ( Seoul) (2002)
- St Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center/Internal Medicine ( New York NY ) (2010)
- Emory University School of Medicine ( Atlanta GA ) (2013)
- Internal Medicine, American Board of Internal Medicine (2010)
- scheduled/pending, American Board of Internal Medicine ()
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Selected PublicationsKang H, Gillespie T, Goodman M, Brodie SA, Brandes M, Ribeiro M, Khuri FR, Ramalingam SS, Shin DM, Brandes JC. Long-term use of valproic acid in United States Veterans is associated with reduced risk of smoking related head and neck cancers. Cancer 2013 (in press)
Kim WY, Kim MJ, Moon H, Yuan P, Kim JS, Woo JK, Zhang G, Suh YA, Feng L, Behrens C, Van Pelt CS, Kang H, Lee JJ, Hong WK, Wistuba II, Lee HY. Differential impacts of insulin-like growth factor-binding protein-3 (IGFBP-3) in epithelial IGF-induced lung cancer development. Endocrinology 2011;152(6):2164-73
Kang H, Kauh JS. Chemotherapy in the treatment of metastatic gastric cancer: Is there a global standard? Curr Treat Options Oncol 2011;12(1):96-106
Kang H, Rha SY, Oh KW, Nam CM. Greentea consumption and stomach cancer risk: A meta-analysis. Epidemiology Health 2010; 32:e2010001
Ahn EM, Song JI, Kang H, Park JJ, Yoo SH, Huh BR. The Symptom Expression and the Illness Behavior of North Korean Defectors: Toward an Effective Therapeutic Relationships. J Korean Acad Fam Med 2007; 28(5): 352-358
Kim H, Kim EK, Choi ES, Kim YJ, Lee HJ, Kim JJ, Jang HS, Shim KS, Jeon SN, Kang YH, Kang H, Oh J, Cho KS, Kwon S. The Determinants of Adolescent Smoking by Sex and School Type in Korea. J Prev Med Public Health 2006;39(5):379-88
Donato NJ, Perez M, Kang H, Siddik ZH, Ling YH, Perez-Soler R. EGF Receptor and p21waf1 Expression are Reciprocally Altered as ME-180 Cervical Carcinoma Cells Progress from High to Low Cisplatin Sensitivity. Clin Cancer Res 2000;6(1):193-202
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Im doing a series of posts at my blog about great cross country courses in the USA. I'm also going to do a "best of the rest" summary, and I'm asking for help in coming up with some of those. I've already been given some suggestions but I'm always looking for more.
Here are my basic areas and the places that have been suggested to me. Note that Mt SAC, Van Cortlandt, Gibson (IndSt), Rim Rock Farm, Zimmer (Wisc), and Franklin Park (Boston) are all getting individual writeups.
SoCal: Balboa Park (San Diego)
NorCal: Crystal Springs (Belmont)
Pacific Northwest: either Lower Woodland Park (Seattle) or Ft. Vancouver (Vancouver WA)
Mountains: Cascade Golf Course (Provo UT)
South Central (TX/AR/LA) no idea. Suggestions?
South: Little Everglades (Dade City FL)
Midwest: OSU course (Stillwater OK)
Southeast: Panorama Farms (Charlottesville VA)
Mid-Atlantic: no idea. Suggestions?
Great Lakes: IU course (Bloomington IN)
Northeast: either Maine course (Orono) or Middlebury (VT)
Western Canada: Jericho Beach Park (Vancouver BC)
Eastern Canada: Univ. of Guelph Arboretum
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Course schedules for the academic year are available on the Web in mid-March before the year begins in August.
Always check the Course Search feature on the Web for the most current course information, including closed courses, canceled sections, room, building, time, and day changes.
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Complete registration instructions are available online detailing step-by-step the entire registration process. If you still need assistance with registering, stop by Registration Services, 180 Mossman Building, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., M–F, 336/334-5946.
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If you have been canceled for nonpayment of your bill, you must first make arrangements to pay in the Cashiers and Student Accounts Office. After payment has been made you can reregister yourself via UNCGenie through the first week of class. After the first week of class, you must contact the University Registrar's Office in order to register.
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Step 3 Use same brush to paint the top and bottom Snow (Titanium) White.
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Step 6 Dip brush handle in Peony Pink to make polka dots in the letter.
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Application Process - Ophthalmology Residency Program
Satisfactory completion of both a standard medical school curriculum and an approved twelve-month internship is required prior to the beginning of residency. The internship must be a strong clinical one (e.g., medicine, pediatrics, surgery, or transitional). United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) certificates are required for graduates of foreign medical schools.
The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary participates in the Ophthalmology Matching Program (OMP) and its Central Application Service (CAS). The CAS application should be received by us by September 30th. Applicants will be notified by November 1st. Interviews are offered to approximately 60 applicants and are conducted in the late fall. There are 8 first-year clinical positions available each year.
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A single desktop monitor can outlast the usefulness of several computers. Unlike PCs, monitors don't have a hard drive or a continually updating operating system, and they can usually be plugged into each new PC as it comes along.
LCD displays are the norm and widescreen is the preferred format, to suit multimedia programs and movie viewing. You can even buy desktop computer screens up to 30 inches or more, but they'll set you back about four times the price of 22-24-inch models, which are affordable for just about anybody.
Across several brands, there's also models available in the 25, 26 and 27-inch range, but the sweet spot for price and performance is definitely in the 22-to-24-inch range.
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"It was close," Thompson said with a laugh.
Georgetown survived Porter's injury and a late Duquesne run as freshman D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera scored 19 points to lead the Hoyas to a 61-55 win.
Thompson said he couldn't say whether Porter suffered a concussion and that the forward would be monitored. Porter, who averaged 9.7 points and a team-high 6.8 rebounds per game last season, didn't score in six minutes.
Duquesne used a 10-2 run to cut Georgetown's lead to 56-53 with 31 seconds left and then sent Jabril Trawick to the free-throw line. Trawick missed the first of a one-and-one. But Greg Whittington grabbed the miss, took a foul and made both his free throws to push Georgetown's lead to 58-53.
"I just went up to go get that rebound," Whittington said. "There was nothing to it."
Whittington finished with eight points and 15 rebounds.
"Most of them are what I call 'man rebounds,'" Thompson said. "They're not just the ones that fell to him."
Georgetown played one half against No. 10 Florida on Friday before the game, the Navy-Marine Corps Classic played aboard the USS Bataan in Jacksonville, was ended due to condensation on the court. Florida was leading 26-23, but the game was ruled a no-contest won't either team's record or statistics.
The Hoyas (1-0) have won their last eight season openers, but Sunday's victory came with plenty of early kinks. Other than Smith-Rivera, Georgetown shot 5-of-22 with seven turnovers in the first half. The Hoyas finished with 17 turnovers.
"We definitely were sloppy at both ends of the court," Thompson said.
Smith-River made six of his seven shots, including all four of his 3-pointer attempts.
"It just so happened tonight that he was the recipient and our guys found him. He put the ball in the basket," Thompson said. "But we needed that. There's no doubt about it."
Sean Johnson led Duquesne (0-2) with 21 points and eight rebounds.
First-year Duquesne coach Jim Ferry echoed Thompson afterward.
"I thought it was a pretty hard fought, physical basketball game by two pretty inexperienced teams," Ferry said. "I thought the game got sloppy at times."
Georgetown actually still trails its all-time series with Duquesne, 10-4, but the Hoyas have won both matchups since the 1962-63 season. Georgetown beat Duquesne, 88-86, during the 1995-96 season.


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Several updates of important ASTM standards affecting concrete producers have been approved. Here is a summary of some recent committee announcements.
C138/C138M - Standard Test Method for Density (Unit Weight), Yield, and Air Content (Gravimetric) of Concrete has been revised to C138/C138M-07
C78 - Standard Test Method for Flexural Strength of Concrete (Using Simple Beam with Third-Point Loading) has been revised to C78-07.
C1567 - Standard Test Method for Determining the Potential Alkali-Silica Reactivity of Combinations of Cementitious Materials and Aggregate (Accelerated Mortar-Bar Method) has been revised to C1567-07
C192/C192M - Standard Practice for Making and Curing Concrete Test Specimens in the Laboratory has been revised to C192/C192M-07
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Gonzalez, Boss lead ORU in shutout over Lamar, 8-0
BEAUMONT, Texas – Alex Gonzalez pitched a gem and Tyler Boss was perfect at the plate as the Oral Roberts University baseball team blanked Lamar, 8-0, on Friday night at Vincent-Beck Field.
Gonzalez earned his seventh win of the season as he went eight innings, struck out seven batters and allowed just four hits. His seven strikeouts gives him a Southland Conference best 101 for the season.
The Golden Eagles improve to 16-25 overall and 11-8 in Southland Conference action, while Lamar falls to 33-13 overall and 12-7 in the SLC, snapping its seven game conference winning streak.
Tyler Boss led the Golden Eagles with four hits in four at bats, including a two-run home run in top of the fifth.
Logan Domenico finished with three of hits and three runs batted in, while Nate Goro, Brandon Healy and Austen Colt each finished with two hits.
The Golden Eagles outhit the Cardinals, the top hitting team in the Southland, 13 to four.
One of the more efficient pitchers in the conference, Lamar starting pitcher Jonathan Dziedzic issued four walks in the first two innings of the game. Dziedzic finished the contest with five walks. A total of six Cardinal pitchers walked eight Golden Eagles and hit one.
Beginning the top of the seventh, the Cardinals made a pitching move and the Golden Eagles welcomed the bullpen with four runs on five hits in the half inning.
Dziedzic took the loss for the Cardinals after going seven innings with three runs, but did strike out nine ORU batters.
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With student loans and college tuition soaring to record highs, how to tame the educational system is on the minds of many voters—old and young alike.
So what will President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney say they'll do about education if they're in the White House in the next four years? Take a look at their reported positions.
Obama: bama is opposed to vouchers and using any public tax money to pay tuition at private schools. He and other voucher critics have cited studies showing that children attending private schools with vouchers did not perform better academically than children in public schools.
The Obama administration has said giving tax money to private schools drains resources from public schools. However, Obama has allowed government funding for a $17 million voucher program created by Congress for Washington, D.C., schools.
In his first term, Obama approved waivers freeing states from the toughest student and teacher achievement testing requirements of the 2002 Bush-era No Child Left Behind law. And Obama used $5 billion from the 2010 economic stimulus package to create "Race to the Top," a grant competition that has rewarded winning states with billions of dollars for pursuing education policies Obama supports. (Read More: Most Expensive Private Schools)
The average tuition at four-year public colleges surged 26 percent during the last four years, as many cash-strapped state governments cut aid to state schools. But federal grants and tax credits sheltered students from most of the increase, leaving them paying only $570 more, as Obama got approval from Congress for a college tuition tax credit worth up to $10,000 over four years and more money for Pell Grants for low-income college students.
However, Obama says he wants Congress to agree to reduce federal aid to colleges that go too far in raising tuition. (Read More: Best Colleges for High Salaries)
Obama wanted to preserve a key federal student loan interest rate at 3.4 percent. The rate had been scheduled to double, an increase the president said would hurt students and parents. Congress voted in June of this year to avert a higher rate.
Obama also wants to tighten federal oversight of for-profit colleges. He has said that too many students graduate from these types of schools in too much debt.
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The Education Department issued rules in 2011 that would deny federal aid to vocational programs that don't meet certain loan repayment and debt-related tests for whether their graduates had obtained "gainful employment." But this year a federal judge ruling all but killed the tests after the for-profit college industry sued to block them.
Romney: Romney has come out very publicly in support of using tax money for tuition at private schools, including parochial schools. He has endorsed voucher programs that have recently emerged in states like Indiana and Louisiana. Romney has also said he would support voucher programs wherever the states create them.
Romney also wants to take federal tax money sent to public schools to help educate poor and disabled children and use it instead for the students to attend private schools, if they wanted to go there.
At one time in his political career, Romney called for the elimination of the Department of Education. But he now said he sees the Cabinet department as a way of holding down the interests of the teachers' unions "and putting kids and parents first."
Romney has supported the federal accountability standards of No Child Left Behind and has said the student testing, charter-school incentives and teacher evaluation standards of Obama's "Race to the Top" competition "make sense."
But Romney has said there is a limited role for the federal government to play in K-12 education—and that's mostly to provide funding for the education of poor and disabled students.
Romney said he would likely cancel Obama's 2010 student loan overhaul that expanded direct government lending—and cut private lenders out of the federal loan market.
Romney contends that the private sector is better able to inform students about their financial obligations when they apply for loans. And Romney has said that the increase in federal student aid had encouraged college tuition to go up. Instead, he contends private lenders will help drop tuition rates. (Read More: 10 Tips to Get Out of Debt)
And Romney would scrap the Department of Education's rules on "gainful employment" that target for-profit colleges. Romney said if elected, he would ease regulation on for-profit education in an effort to promote innovation in areas such as online learning.


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WOLCOTT, Colo. – The James Madison women's golf team couldn't put it together in the final round and finished 17th at the 2013 Golfweek Conference Challenge, Sept. 23-25. Hosted by Golfweek, the three-day, 54-hole tournament is being played at the Red Sky Golf Club's Fazio Course (Par 72 – 6,272 yards) in Wolcott, Colo.
Under very tough weather conditions, JMU did not have a single player manage to break 80 and finished at 51-over 339 for the day and 985 for the tournament. Pepperdine dominated the field all three days for a 36-shot victory, finishing at 5-over 869, with UC Davis taking runner-up honors at 41-over 905. TCU was third at 46-over 910, with Denver and East Tennessee State tying for fourth at 53-over 917.
Freshman Nicola Haynes was JMU's top finisher, tying for 53rd at 26-over 242 after she led the Dukes in the final round with a 9-over 81. Junior Shabril Brewer was next at 30-over 246 in a tie for 61st, while sophomore Karishma Thiagaraj tied for 66th at 32-over 248. Senior Ginger Mak was one shot back at 33-over 249 in a tie for 68th, while junior Maria Andrea Legaspi placed 84th at 46-over 262. Pepperdine's Grace Na took home individual honors at 6-under 210, two shots ahead of teammate Marissa Chow.
Madison will next be in action Mon.-Tue., Sept. 30-Oct. 1 at the UNCG Starmount Fall Classic at the Starmount Forest Country Club in Greensboro, N.C.