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Edward D. Mendenhall, Jr.March 17, 2010 Chairman Whitehouse, Ranking Member Sessions, thank you for the opportunity to appear today before this subcommittee to tell my story and for looking into ways to help small businesses stay open. My story begins at the end of 1995 when I decided to open a full-scale health club in Warren, Rhode Island. I had a degree in Nutrition, experience with Personal Training, and lifelong involvement in sports, martial arts and exercise. I grew up in the area and recognized the need for a health club, so I placed a full page ad in the local paper, "Coming Soon! East Bay Fitness". Shortly thereafter, I secured a reasonably priced location. I moved into the building and began to renovate it 24/7 with the help of family and friends. During this time I met a grad student who wanted to invest in a business. We negotiated a five year arrangement and he invested his $50,000. In October of 1996, we officially opened the doors. Though the location was not ideal and the business was very young, East Bay Fitness grew into a successful and well established business. We were actually profitable from day one. We put every dollar back into the business and continued to improve and grow over the years. In 2001, we were able to endure the opening of a larger, better funded competitor because our customer base was so loyal. In 2005, things took an unexpected turn when our landlord refused to renew our lease. While moving to a new facility in a better location was definitely part of our long term strategy, the news was devastating at that time. Our type of business requires a large open floor plan on a main road and there were few suitable locations in the area. To make matters worse, we didn't have the cash necessary to build out a new location. We were on the verge of losing everything we had worked so hard for all those years. Despite the daunting challenges, I decided to attempt to move the club. I knew that if I was going to pull this off, I had to make sure that I did everything right. So, the first thing I did was to enlist the expertise of a health club design and marketing firm that built clubs all over the world. They began with a market analysis and we began the search for potential locations. We found ourselves with no other option than to lease space. At that time there were only two spaces available for lease. Late summer/early fall of 2006, we finally negotiated a deal to move into a shopping plaza and applied for the financing. Our financing needed to be secured by my personal home and assets. Now that we had the financing in place, we were just waiting on the actual lease documents to be finished. We needed to begin the renovations right away in order to make a January opening date. In the Health Club industry, the first quarter sets up the rest of the year as people are more inclined to join after making New Years resolutions. As negotiations on the lease for the plaza space dragged, another space opened up and we signed the lease in April of 2007. In the fall of 2007, we had the new space completely gutted and began the sandblasting and sealing of the wood beam ceiling and brick walls. We also began the closing process with our bank. We had hopes of a January opening - to seize on the New Years resolutions crowd - and continued to do what we could to keep the project moving forward. However, it wasn't until January that we were finally ready to close on the loan. Days before the closing date was ready to be set, the bank informed us that there was a UCC filing that had to be cleared before proceeding with the closing. Unfortunately, because my business partner couldn't use any collateral, the bank that financed her stock purchase filed a UCC against the shares. By the time we found a solution and notified the bank that we were going to clear the UCC filing they informed us that our file had been taken out of closing and sent to storage in another state. We then had to begin the closing process over again and had to resubmit all documentation. We were informed by a bank employee that through the course of our loan everyone at the bank involved with our loan had either been fired or quit at some point during the process. Within the bank there was a lot of confusion, miscommunication and misplaced documents, etc. This caused the whole process to be far longer and more painful than it should have been. The delays ultimately caused our original landlord to evict us in the summer of 2008. The eviction process began in July of 2008 when our landlord literally began taking over our space and renovating around our customers while we were still trying to operate. Immediately, our sales dropped $10,000 (25%) per month. Luckily, we found a small vacant building around the end of September that was to serve as a temporary location. It wasn't ideal but it saved us. We operated there until we opened the new facility in April of 2009. We finally closed on the loan in October of 2008 and the club opened in April of 2009 --2 years behind schedule. Our average sales prior to the eviction were $40,000 per month, enough to cover minimal expenses at the new location including the new debt service. Average sales after eviction were $30,000 per month. A year of normal operations and growth in the new facility would have put us back on track. By the time the new club was open we were behind in bills and needed to free up cash flow so we would have a chance to breath and focus on growing. We were looking for help everywhere, RIEDC, SBA, our banks, new banks, private investors, etc. We had applied for an ARC loan to pay our equipment leases. If approved, it would have freed up $7,000 a month in working capital for 5 months. We couldn't even get banks to take the application never mind consider it. They said they did not want to do the paperwork. We also applied for a deferment with our bank. We were told by the SBA that our bank could approve a deferment for up to 1 year without SBA approval. It took 4 months and a lot of paperwork just to get an answer. We were eventually granted a 3 month interest only deferment. Unfortunately, this would not be a significant help. An ARC loan and a longer loan deferment by themselves probably would have been enough to save the business if granted soon enough. This would have given us the time we needed to grow and catch up on the past due bills. When we closed we had accumulated approximately $140,000 in past due bills. Half of that amount also would have saved the business while we caught up with the rest over time. I guess when you look at the big picture a relatively small amount of assistance could have helped us avoid having to go bankrupt with over 1 million dollars in debt. A little flexibility on timing could have saved our business. Last year, we met with a bankruptcy attorney hoping that, if we filed, we could buy enough time to make it to the first quarter of the year and get our business back on track. Unfortunately, the attorney told us that our business value was too small to warrant reorganization in Chapter 11. The only bankruptcy option for us was liquidation. We have now lost the business, our entire life savings, our credit, and now probably our house which was used to secure the bank loan. It didn't have to be this way. Timing worked against us. If we had more time, we could have stayed in business, become profitable again, and avoided laying off 25 full-time and part-time employees. 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- The branch of science concerned with the properties of the earth's water, especially its movement in relation to land.More example sentences
- The international conference is a forum for student teams to present the results of Earth science research projects about atmosphere, climate, hydrology, soil, land cover/biology, and phenology.
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- The timing and extent of any changes in salt-affected areas will depend on the net changes in the hydrological cycle in each catchment area.
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- Changes in the ecological structure of the lowland areas, caused by increased and inconsistent hydrological fluctuations, have been reported by community hunters and trappers.
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- As the basins are hydrologically closed, the lake level varies rapidly in response to changes in moisture, whether seasonally or over much longer periods of time.
- The lake remains relatively isolated both physically and hydrologically by the surrounding steep mountain peaks.
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- Agriculturalists rate the impact on primary industries, hydrologists compare ground water levels, and sociologists define it on social expectations and perceptions.
- Across the world, farmers are pumping groundwater faster than precipitation can replenish it, causing a steady drop in water tables; a process referred to by hydrologists as 'groundwater overdrafting'.
- As water scarcity spreads, the demand for hydrologists to advise on watershed management, water sources and water efficiency will increase.
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Richard Joseph "Dick" Durbin (born November 21, 1944) is the senior United States Senator from Illinois and the Senate Majority Whip, the second highest position in the Democratic Party leadership in the Senate.
Born in East St. Louis, Illinois, he graduated from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service and Georgetown University Law Center. Working in state legal counsel throughout the 1970s, he made an unsuccessful run for Lieutenant Governor of Illinois in 1978. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1982, representing the Springfield-based 20th congressional district. In 1996 he won election to the U.S. Senate by an unexpected 15-point margin. He has served as Senate Democratic Whip since 2005, and assumed his current title when the Democratic Party obtained a majority in 2007. As a member of the Democratic leadership, he has a record as one of the most liberal members of Congress.
Durbin was born in East St. Louis, Illinois to an Irish-American father, William Durbin, and a Lithuanian-born mother, Ann Kutkin (Lithuanian: Ona Kutkaitė). He graduated from Assumption High School in East St. Louis in 1962. During his high school years he worked at a meatpacking plant. He earned a B.S. from the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University in 1966. He was an intern in the office of Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois during his senior year in college. Durbin earned his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 1969 and was admitted to the Illinois bar later that year.


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There are 1.7 million United States concussion victims each year. Out of that staggering number, it is children that are the most susceptible. Not only are children more vulnerable because of undeveloped brains, but also the effects of brain injuries in the youth can last much longer than those in older victims, straining the lives of the families and children involved.
"Every concussion is different," said the Alabama Statewide Sports Concussion Taskforce chair, Dr. Joseph Ackerson. "The younger the child the longer because the brain is not as developed. It's going to be more vulnerable to some of the problems with the tension and the memory or processing speed. At the same time, these kids are in school. They are actively learning. One of the things about concussions is you tell people to rest. It's really hard if your a student in elementary school missing two, three, four weeks of school. It is a big deal. Part of the challenge is trying to help that brain rest in order to recover."
9-year-old Michael Murphy was diagnosed with a concussion after falling on the playground at recess. What was thought to be just another harmless bump on the head with a headache and nausa evolved into emotion and mental abnormalties.
"I became concerned when things seemed to escalate over a period of 24-48 hours," said Michael's mom, Dr. Shannon Murphy, a certified pediatrian. "Over the next ensuing weeks his symptoms would continue to increase in severity and they didn't go away. I thought what's going on? Are we missing something here? Could he have something going on intracranially that we don't know about? I've heard of patients who've had loss of consciousness with a head injury along with amnesia. But they seemed to be better within a few days. So I thought, well, my son's just hit his head on the playground."
It is a common misconception when identifying a brain injury when long term memory isn't usually effected. One-third of victims who are diagnosed with brain injuries don't lose consciousness. Even recovery time varies from child to child. Memory difficulties, mood swings, irritability, sleep disorders and chronic headaches are the toll concussions have on children and their families.
13-year old, Jessica Beckenstein, is one of the many athletes Dr. Ackerson has treated for concussions. It took Jessica 7-months to be cleared from her concussion and a year till she returned to cheerleading.
"We had no idea it would take 7 months to recover," said Jessica's mother, Colleen Beckenstein. "When people get a concussion, they look fine and speak well, but they're not. She needed to sit home and just do artwork. He told her no cell phone, no computer, no tv, no movies, no going out with her friends. She needed to sit home and just do artwork. She could listen to showtunes or country music really soft. That's what she did for months. She wasn't allowed to read and the sunlight bothered her. She had to wear sunglasses when she was in the house and outside.
Fresh off her 14th birthday and a year after her concussion, Jessica's headaches still haven't stopped. But this time around she's arming herself against another brain injury by building neck muscle through strength training in addition to her normal cheerleading practices. The same approach that Dr. Ackerson took before his son first started playing football.
"Before he started playing football at all, we also got him involved with an athletic training program," Dr. Ackerson said. "A sports medicine training program and a fitness program. So that he could develop muscularature to keep him safer. It was about strengthening those muscles that would help to protect him from injury.
Safety against concussions--especially in football--remains a hot topic. Researchers from Harvard recently revealed that former NFL players on-average die 20-years earlier than non-NFL American men. These athletes are contaiminated by emotional and mental scars. Even the most advanced helmets can't prevent a concussion. Doctors are still searching for a solution.
"Helmets keep you alive," Dr. Ackerson said. "Helmets keep your brain from being crushed or having your skull fractured, which is a more serious injury than a concussion. So they do stop injuries, but because the mechanism of a concussion is the brain moving inside the skull, you can't stop that from happening. The devices don't actually stop concussions. They may have a small impact on reducing them."
Although the government's implemented new laws to educate the public on brain injuries, not all signs are visible. Be aware of the emotional and mental side effects. Be aware of the severity. Be aware of safety rules. That's the best way to keep a concussion from tainting the lives of those closest to you.
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Three years after its first hint, the Facebook phone arrives
Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive officer and founder of Facebook, speaks during an event at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, on March 7, 2013. Bloomberg
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It's hard to blame Facebook's founder, Mark Zuckerberg for all the free press his company has received around rumors that maybe, someday, his company would release a phone of its own with which it could batter Google's Android phone and Apple's iPhone.
At every turn, Zuckerberg's denied the company's need for such a product. But today—finally!—Zuckerberg stood before a rapt crowd in Menlo Park, California, and announced a new $99 device, an Android phone with some Facebook (Nasdaq: FB) bells and whistles.
"You're going to be able to turn your Android phone into a great social device," Zuckerberg said. "Our phones today are designed around apps, not people. We want to flip that around."
The release of the Facebook phone has been a long time coming.
"There are lots of things that you can build in other operating systems as well, that aren't really building out a whole phone, which really wouldn't make much sense for us to do," Zuckerberg said a year ago, denying reports that a co-branded Android-HTC smartphone was in the works, according to a report by the Verge.
Each time Zuckerberg was asked about the development of the phone, and each time he offered a denial, it only helped to fuel interest in the device and in the company. Infatuation with seeing the words "Facebook" and "Phone" in the same headline has won the company publicity most startups would kill for. Here's our own reporting on the matter:
- In 2010 we reported on what might have been a secret phone project headed "rock star" developer Matthew Papakipos who, after heading Google's Chrome development, "unexpectedly" left that June to take up shop at Facebook.
- In 2011, we reported that the phone had a codename (essential for any successfully marketed secret project), and its name was "Buffy." At the time AllThingsD reported that the Facebook-tailored version of the Android operating system would support HTML5 as a platform for applications.
- In 2012 we reported on an interview with Zuckeberg by TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington, in which he acknowledged a Facebook search product, now called Facebook Graph, but said of a phone, it "just doesn't make any sense."
- Last month, we weighed in on the specs of the rumored phone, which were leaked by a "previously reliable" source at Unwiredview. These included BlueTooth 4.0 and the Android Jelly Bean OS.
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Michael earned his BA from Mercer University, along the way excavating a Roman bathhouse with the American School of Archaeology. Plus, he provided security at Oxford University, where he also studied literature and philosophy. He earned his MS from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism while training for and running in the New York marathon.
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Thursday, November 04, 2010
New Dissertations from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
Yesterday, Min-Seok Jang successfully defended his PhD dissertation entitled "A Reconsideration of the Date of Papyrus 46." Jang (BA Yonsei University; MDiv Korea Baptist Theological Seminary; ThM NOBTS) compared 15 characteristics of p46 to a large number of papyri. In addition to the 80 papyri examined in previous p46 research , Jang examined 154 documentary papyri, 108 literary papyri, and 48 reformed documentary papyri, all categorized into five periods ranging from the second half of the first century to the second half of the third century. He concluded that p46 appears to have more in common with the papyri produced between A.D. 75 and A.D. 200 than with papyri from the later period. A narrower range between A.D. 100 and A.D. 150 is possible, but problematic.
Last week, David Champagne (BS Florida State University; BS Mississippi College; MA NOBTS; ThM NOBTS) passed his PhD comprehensives and has now begun work on his dissertation tentatively entitled, "An Analysis of Superscription and Subscription Traditions in New Testament Manuscripts."
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- Rev. James M. Leonard said...
Bill Warren is the supervisor for both dissertations.
- 8:54 pm, November 04, 2010
- G.W. Schwendner said...
This sort of preposterously early dating make their authors seem more sensation seeking than rational.
There is no evidence for Christians in the Fayum (P46s reputed provenance) before the third century. - 2:01 am, November 05, 2010
- James E. Snapp, Jr. said...
Hmm. In the second one, the one about subscriptions, are there any special investigations of the notion that there are relationships among versions and MSS that feature a note stating that Mark was written in Latin?
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James Snapp, Jr. - 2:13 am, November 05, 2010
- EDGAR said...
Can anybody help me how to secure a copy of that dissertation on P46? I am also doing a research along that line. Thanks.
Edgar - 6:17 am, November 05, 2010
- Tommy Wasserman said...
Jim, thanks for posting! I wish all ETC-bloggers could add tags as you do!
- 10:16 am, November 05, 2010
- Bill Warren said...
Edgar, get back to me in mid-December and I'll see about getting you a copy then if it is for research purposes. The dissertation will be available through the standard dissertation services here in the USA by late spring, although some of the data had to be left on file at the CNTTS due to the limitations of that format and so would have to be obtained directly from us here.
paz, Bill Warren - 11:43 am, November 05, 2010
- EDGAR said...
Thanks a lot, Bill. Will get in touch with you then in December.
- 12:41 pm, November 05, 2010
- Rev. James M. Leonard said...
I think it is important to note that Jang's actual conclusion is not automatically preposterous.
Jang's conclusion was not that P46 was produced in 75. Rather, it was that P46 has noteworthy features more in common with earlier manuscripts (75-200) than later manuscripts 250-300. And that a narrower range was 100-150, but he cautioned against it.
Interestingly, Jang did not include manuscripts from A.D. 50-75 for obvious reasons. But I suppose that he could have argued that P46 might have had significant characteristics in common with manuscripts from that time frame as well, without implying P46 as having been produced that early. - 2:37 pm, November 05, 2010
- Rev. James M. Leonard said...
Truth disclosure: I haven't read the thesis, and I'm poorly informed about P46. I hope my question is not unfounded.
Doesn't the situation in the Fayum cut both ways?
The exponential growth of Christianity among Copts in the Fayum in the third century would explain why Coptic manuscripts were being produced in that period. But why would Christians in the Fayum be producing Greek manuscripts?
Is it not possible, perhaps probable, that Greek speaking missionaries would bring their (older) Greek manuscripts with them, and that Coptic versions were produced from them?
Is there any evidence in p46 that it was actually produced in the Fayum and not imported? - 2:46 pm, November 05, 2010
- EDGAR said...
"Is there any evidence in p46 that it was actually produced in the Fayum and not imported?"
One of the difficulties in answering this question is the fact that the seven outermost sheets of P46 are no longer extant. Had those been preserved, perhaps we would be lucky to read a colophon about this manuscript and its provenance--but even this is also unsure. What complicates the matter is the fact that this manuscript, together with the other manuscripts in the cache, was not "discovered" in an archaeological site but in antiquities dealers in downtown Egypt. It would have been a totally different ballgame had this was recovered in actual sites, so that the geography itself will lend some evidence as to its date, and many other forensic issues. While it is commonly associated with Fayyum, there remains no conclusive evidence pointing to that direction. - 3:18 pm, November 05, 2010
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- 10:25 pm, November 06, 2010
- G.W. Schwendner said...
Edgar, of course you are right about the lack of provenance other than "Egypt"
The problem is that we have very little material evidence of Christians in Egypt, or elsewhere, that can be dated before 200. Bagnall has recently published a study on this suggesting that this absence strongly implies an absence of Christians in Egypt at least, before then (a very methodologically sound, though a bit doctrinaire conclusion).
It is very unlikely one could overturn a preponderance of (admittedly negative) evidence on paleographical grounds only.
As to the Fayyum, it hardly matters if the cache to which P46 belongs comes from there or somewhere further south. The point is that such an early find of a Christian presence in Egypt in the second, let alone the late first century, would be a sensation. Again, it is very hard to sustain such a claim on paleography alone. - 10:26 pm, November 06, 2010
- EDGAR said...
"It is very unlikely one could overturn a preponderance of (admittedly negative) evidence on paleographical grounds only... The point is that such an early find of a Christian presence in Egypt in the second, let alone the late first century, would be a sensation. Again, it is very hard to sustain such a claim on paleography alone."
Gregg, unless we develop other more viable alternative to palaeographical analyses in dating manuscripts, chances are we have, for the meantime, to be contented with palaeographers' assessment (unless the colophon of a manuscript has also survived). Conversely, Bagnall's work only "indirectly" address the problem of dating and provenance of manuscript unearthed in Egypt, and his conclusion must equally be taken with a grain of salt. - 4:10 pm, November 07, 2010
G.W. Schwneder said: "There is no evidence for Christians in the Fayum (P46s reputed provenance) before the third century"
Firstly: It is not known where P46 came from - but in any case the Faymum is just one of the reputed findsites, the other being Aphroditopolis, a find site proposed back as early as 1931 by Schmidt.
Secondly: Even if it were established P46 did come from the Fayum, there is a reasonable amount of evidence of Christians in the Fayum before the 3rd century, such as P.Lips.inv.170 of 2nd century (believed to be from Soknopaiou Nesos) and P.Alex.240 of 2nd or 3rd century (from Arsinoe)
Not having read the new thesis I don't know its merits, but I wouldn't rule it out on the basis of provenance
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Christianity in 2nd-cent. Fayum cannot be surmised from two LXX fragments bought on the market and assigned paleographical dates.
P.Lips.inv. 170, aka van Haelst 0224 = Rahlfs 2014 = Aland AT86, need not come from the Fayum; it has been given dates in the 3rd or 4th cent. As for "P.Alex.240" (a non-standard way of referring to this papyrus), or PSI 8:921 aka van Haelst 174 = Rahlfs 2054 = Aland AT77, its provenance is not guaranteed. - 12:21 am, November 08, 2010
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I don't suppose we'll get that far without having a look at the dissertation itself (or hearing a presentation by the author at a conference ???), especially since it must deal with issues of provenance and Bagnall's recent challenge etc. (on which I actually agree with Gregg that it is both important and doctrinaire - hopefully more on Bagnall at SBL next week).
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b) the large numbers of comparative papyri;
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