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For the first quarter of 2015, Delaware Smid Cap Growth Fund (Institutional Class shares and Class A shares at net asset value) lagged its benchmark, the Russell 2500™ Growth Index. Strong relative performance in the consumer discretionary sector was unable to overcome weak relative performance in the technology and energy sectors.
ABIOMED was a strong contributor to performance during the quarter. The stock experienced several positive events which led to significant stock appreciation. The company reported strong financial results and gained positive regulatory approval for two separate heart devices (Impella RP® catheter and Impella 2.5). Regulatory approval for its heart pump device, Impella 2.5, allows for broader access to the market and lowers regulatory restrictions on the marketing of the device. We believe these developments should further enhance the company's ability to increase shareholder value, in part, by the increased usage of its heart pump devices.
MSCI was a contributor to performance during the quarter. The stock rose, in part, as investors had an overall favorable view of ValueAct Capital (an activist hedge fund and large shareholder of MSCI) being given a board seat. ValueAct has a well-respected reputation within the industry, and we believe its involvement should help with management's focus and urgency in unlocking additional value for shareholders. We continue to believe the company has a sustainable competitive advantage and compelling brand equity as a premier index and financial services provider.
Ellie Mae, a provider of business automation software for the mortgage industry in the United States, was also a contributor to performance during the quarter. Despite a relatively choppy mortgage market, the company reported financial results that beat consensus estimates driven, in part, by an uptick in the volume of loan applications during the quarter. While the housing market has cyclical characteristics, we believe the company has an opportunity to grow significant market share within its business segment that should offset the cyclical headwinds with higher growth in its revenues and earnings.
Heartland Payment Systems detracted from performance during the quarter. The stock experienced weakness after the company reported weaker-than-expected financial results and lowered guidance due, in part, to acquisition and R&D related costs. We feel these recent acquisitions should be accretive to shareholder value over the long term. We continue to believe the company should be well-positioned to benefit from the secular global trend of payment transactions moving from paper-based currency to electronic transactions.
Graco, a maker of industrial fluid and lubrication systems, was a detractor from performance during the quarter. While the company reported relatively solid financial results, it lowered its future guidance to reflect increasing headwinds from a strengthening dollar. While currency fluctuations may negatively affect top-line results (more than half of the company's revenues come from outside the U.S.) we feel the company's diverse product offering and acquisition strategy should allow the company to continue to experience strong organic growth and should help offset foreign currency headwinds.
Core Laboratories also detracted from performance during the quarter. The fall in oil and natural gas prices continued to lead to stock weakness (along with others within the oil and natural gas industry). Despite reporting better-than-expected earnings, the company lowered future guidance due to anticipated weaker North American activity. We are willing to live with a certain degree of cyclicality in the energy cycle given that this company's solutions to site analysis seem to be valuable in various parts of the cycle. While this current industry cycle might be more volatile and challenging than in recent years, we believe its competitive position and business model should hold up better than its peer group.
Despite positive absolute returns in the equity market during the past few years, we believe the relatively tepid market sentiment demonstrate that there are more than just fundamental factors affecting stock prices. A lack of significant bull market sentiment suggests to us that many investors appear to be struggling with accurately predicting the pace of global economic recovery and are assessing factors that threaten economic fundamentals (for example, central bank actions and fiscal policy debates across the globe). While some fundamentals in various geographies may be trending in a positive direction (from a very low base during the global financial crisis in 2008-2009), we don't believe we are entering into a typical post-recessionary global boom cycle. Rather, we believe the lingering effects of the credit crisis years ago could lead to moderate growth, at best, for the intermediate term. In such a tenuous environment, we believe the quality of a company's business model, competitive position, and management may prove to be of utmost importance.
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Yankees put Eduardo Nunez on 15-day disabled list, transfer Mark Teixeira to 60-day disabled list
May 12, 2013, 3:32 PM EDT
As first reported by Andy McCullough of the Newark Star-Ledger, the Yankees have placed utilityman Eduardo Nunez on the 15-day disabled list with a rib cage injury. Alberto Gonzalez has been called up from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to fill the vacant roster spot and Mark Teixeira was shifted to the 60-day disabled list as a procedural move.
Teixeira is still on track to return around early June.
Nunez has been bothered by tightness in his rib cage since early last week. An MRI taken last Monday morning ruled out any significant structural damage, but the 25-year-old still isn't feeling quite right.
The move was made retroactive to May 6, so Nunez can return in less than 10 days. He has batted .200/.290/.275 with no homers in 95 plate appearances this season while playing primarily at shortstop.
- randygnyc - May 12, 2013 at 3:39 PM
Nix, the replacement, of the replacement player, is doing just fine holding down the fort until our first string, All-star, first ballot hall of famer gets back. DOOM!!!
- insidefastball - May 12, 2013 at 3:48 PM
Nunez is really blowing a golden opportunity this season being out of the lineup so often. He just can't seem to last a week without something else going wrong.
- proudlycanadian - May 12, 2013 at 5:14 PM
Congratulations to the Yankees on winning another game. The only AL East team to lose today was Boston.
- uyf1950 - May 12, 2013 at 5:31 PM
proudly my friend, I get the feeling there is a small dig at Boston in your comment. Now remember you know how sensitive those Red Sox fans are.
- proudlycanadian - May 12, 2013 at 5:51 PM
If their team can't beat a starting pitcher who is just up from Double A and had only thrown 5 innings so far this season, then Red Sox fans have a reason to be sensitive.
- randygnyc - May 12, 2013 at 5:44 PM
The sox are performing to their talent over the last 2 weeks or so. Funny how they've begun losing games at an alarming pace since Bucholz got caught cheating. Heartfelt thank you to the blue jays for exposing this scandal and putting an exclamation point on the matter this weekend.
- badintent - May 13, 2013 at 1:31 AM
AND MANY THANKS to the ex-jays Wells and Overbay for carrying the O load until we get back our boys.Feel that Thunder ? It's 125 homers a year about to hit the Yankee lineup soon !! Can ya smell what the Rock is cooking now ????
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Two antique truncheons. Below is the smaller Indonesian tekpi and above is the Okinawan sai.
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|Unknown (possibly Indonesia, India or China)
The tekpi[1] is a short-handled trident from Southeast Asia. Known as tekpi in Malay, it is called chabang or cabang (Dutch spelling: tjabang meaning "branch") in Indonesian,[2] siang tépi (雙短鞭 lit. "double short whip") in Hokkien, and trisul (ตรีศูล meaning "trident") in Thai.
The tekpi is believed to have been derived from the Indian trishula, a trident which can be either long or short-handled. The tekpi itself is occasionally referred to as a trisula, especially in Indonesia. More than a weapon, it was also important as a Hindu-Buddhist symbol. Use of the tekpi probably spread with the influence of Indian religion and eventually reached Malaysia, Indonesia, Okinawa, China, Thailand, and other parts of Indochina. It is unknown whether the tekpi was brought to the Malay Archipelago directly from India or from several places simultaneously. The earliest evidence of the tekpi outside India suggests that it spread from Indonesia.[3] Other sources propose that the tekpi was brought to Southeast Asia from China,[4] but it seems unlikely for the Chinese to introduce an Indian weapon to a region already heavily influenced by the culture of India.
The tekpi is made of iron or steel, the basic form of the weapon is that of a pointed, dagger-shaped metal truncheon, with two curved prongs projecting from the handle. The prongs extend from the hilt and are useful for grabbing away an opponent's weapon.
Tekpi are generally wielded in pairs, favouring short, quick stabbing movements similar to a knife or a kris. Defensively, the tekpi is effective for guarding against bladed weapons. The outer prongs are meant for catching the opponent's weapon, allowing for a disarm or deflection of the attack. When rotated so that the tip is pointing towards the user's elbow, the hilt could be used in a thrusting blow while the shaft is kept parallel to and against the forearm to block attacks. When not in use, the tekpi are hung at the waist.
- ^ The Malay art of self-defense: silat seni gayong, Sheikh Shamsuddin, North Atlantic Books, Jul 28, 2005 P.51
- ^ A MALAY-ENGLISH DICTIONARY (Google eBook), R.J. WILKINSON, 1901 P.246
- ^ Comprehensive Asian fighting arts, Donn F. Draeger, Robert W. Smith, Kodansha International, 1980 P.181
- ^ Albert G Van Zonneveld (2002). Traditional Weapons of the Indonesian Archipelago. Koninklyk Instituut Voor Taal Land. ISBN 9-0545-0004-2.
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Jack, depending on what setup people have, they install it in different places but, they should fit virtually anywhere and of course, whatever works and looks best for you. I have mine between the bar and the weight myself.
Of course, I never get to use it 'cause my bike's been sidelined for about 2 months but that's a different story.
Yeah, the reason I didn't originally make it to use WITH a padlock was that I didn't want people thinking it's in some way SECURE but we decided to add that option when munsterlander expressed a wish for a hook with a lock option and it didn't affect the hook in any way so why not.
I am very happy with those locks as they fit so snug that you could leave it on while riding and not hear any rattling.
THanks again and I'll let you know about the lights. I already have the flashlights but waiting for some background material to take my own pictures since I'll be selling the light as a kit so there are no ready pictures for me that I can use.
The light will be a 4" light with an output of OVER 400 lumens and comes with two rechargeable LITHIUM batteries and charger that can be used through USB, 12v or 110v and will do most sizes of lithiums. It takes a regular AA if you should ever have some kind of emergency and run out of batteries but it will be half as bright at around 200 lumens which is still very bright.
Rechargeable AA's are 1.2v, Alkalines 1.5 and the lithiums are 3.7v :)
The light bars will be in around a month or so from now. I'm waiting for their new line before I order any.
By the way, if anyone wants to get a light kit before I have it on the site with all the info, I will offer you a full refund if you don't like it (INCLUDING return shipping). That's how certain I am that you'll like it :)
Regular price is $89 shipped and inmate price is 79 shipped. I would say add around 10-15 bucks extra for international shipping 'cause it's pretty light stuff.
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1849 Gold Dollar With Square Perforation1849 PG$1 Gold Dollar, Judd-115, Pollock-130, High R.7, PR60 PCGS. A simply laid-out coin that has a square central perforation. On the obverse, around the perforation, is the legend 1.DOLLAR. 1849. The reverse has a laurel wreath around the perforated center and outside that U. STATES OF AMERICA. Struck in gold with a plain edge.
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Judd-115, PR60, Hand-Engraved by James Longacre
These are fascinating patterns. The devices were hand-engraved (not struck) by James Longacre, which gives each piece an individuality. According to the Judd reference, the fineness of these pieces ranges from 50% to 100%. From the appearance of this example we would guess it has a lower fineness, as the surfaces are lighter in hue than a gold coin would be if struck from coin gold. Each side is hairlined, explaining the PR60 grade. The pedigree may be confirmed by the darker reddish area beneath the D in DOLLAR and a similar reddish area above the F in OF. This piece has been owned by a veritable Who's Who of pattern collectors.
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I have recently discovered I am pregnant and prefer to have a home birth with a midwife. I was highly recommended a midwife (RN, CPM, LM) who supports through pregnancy every 4 weeks, every 2 weeks from week 27-birth, at home costs and 2 post birth visits. Does this seem reasonable for Los Angeles?
I'd call around to a few other midwives to see what they charge, but I would think that could be normal. Everything's more expensive in LA right? :) Are the appointments done in your home or do you have to travel to her office? I live in San Luis Obispo county (a few hours North) and the going rate is like $4300, and all of the appointments are done at the office, then the birth and postpartum apt at the clients house. Then again, there are only 3 midwives that will do home births so not much competition. Try posting in the Finding Your Tribe section and see what other ppl think!
sounds pretty typical. the least expensive i've found in these parts is $4500.
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Yep, sounds right. I have given up on ever having a home birth in southern CA for this reason. Nobody seems willing to work out payment plans or anything either. :(
Somebody to maybe try: http://www.safemidwiferybirth.com - She is the best midwife I found with the most flexible payment options/lowest prices. Plus you get a free doula (midwife in training) when you use her services. Her accent is very difficult to understand though (at least it was for me!)
Melaya (29) - Mom to Z (9) and soon to be I (due Nov 2013)
Birth mom to M (7), O (5), & C (2).
Am I understanding that the $6000 is for a CPM AND an LM (2 midwives) or the CPM and LM are the same person? If it's for TWO midwives, I'd say it's a bargain. I'm paying $4700 for a home birth in Monterey so $6000 for one midwife sounds steep to me, but I don't know anything about the home birth world in LA.
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That's pretty pricey, even for LA. I have the name of someone if you're interested. Not sure what she charges, but I doubt it is 6k. I paid 3500 for my hb in the inland empire 2 years ago.
I'm paying $4,500 in San Fran Bay Area.
I'll be delivering in November and live in Eastern SGV. Our mw (who is an RN but also works with a CNM and LM) costs $4500. Thankfully, my insurance will cover part of it.
Check out Birth Revolution Midwifery...$6000 sounds a bit much to me
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I'm in LA and mine was $4400 last year - all prenatals, birth, postnatal visit with pap. $6000 seems pricey to me...
Interesting, she's a RN and a CPM/LM, but NOT a CNM? I think I would try to look at insurance. If you have insurance, they might be more likely to pay for a RN than a non-nurse midwife, or if they pay for both they might be more likely to pay more for a nurse.
I'm in upstate NY and we pay $7500 here for HB CNMs (CPMs and LMs are illegal, though I think you can get one for cheaper, just might not get insurance to cover it). If you don't have insurance (or insurance refuses to pay), though, they are sometimes willing to negotiate significantly, so you could try that if you decide that you really like her. I realize it's been a month, so you may have already decided what to so.
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My midwife is charging us $4700 because we're paying cash, but for everyone else it's $5,000.
Loving wife to a wonderful and Godly man, and SAHM to two beautiful boys, DS1, natural hospital birth (2/2010) and DS2, beautiful homebirth (10/2011)
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Blue Star Families: Providing a Shining Example of Support for Military Families
Our nation has the best military force in the world due to the unwavering commitment and dedication of our service men and women. But standing right behind these selfless men and women is a strong support system made up of spouses, children, parents, and family members who also willingly sacrifice. Blue Star Families, founded in 2009 by a group of military spouses, is an established, chapter-based organization. To date, there are over 70 chapters on military bases and National Guard sites across the country, offering valuable wellness, morale, education, and employment programming for military families.
Blue Star Families has been successful in creating valuable programs for military families because they maintain awareness on the challenges families face. Each year, Blue Star Families conducts a Military Family Lifestyle Survey to take a proactive look at the current needs and priorities of military families and service members. This survey is a unique tool that not only assists their organization but also provides key decision makers with concrete data on the challenges military families face.
For example, Blue Star Families Military Family Lifestyle Surveys have consistently revealed that military spouse employment is a key component of military family stability. In this year's survey, of the 61% of military spouses that are unemployed, 52% want to be employed. So Blue Star Families seeks to empower military spouses in the difficult task of finding employment by providing a broad range of initiatives designed to support military families throughout various points on their career paths. This could be anything from building a resume to finding a job, and keeping that job despite unique challenges. To assist in military spouses navigate the job market, Blue Star Families launched three ground-breaking peer-to-peer networks: Blue Star Entrepreneurs, Blue Star Health Care Professionals, and Blue Star Educators. These groups encourage military family members to work together and share their experiences to help each overcome many of the challenges often faced.
Blue Star Families chapter directors also organize events to support military families across the country through programs such as Books on Bases and Operation Appreciation. In the first ever Books on Base event in September 2009, over 4,000 books were distributed to military base libraries and every DOD school in North Carolina, plus 20 military impacted schools in the local area. Since 2009, Blue Star Families in partnership with many generous corporations has distributed over 120,000 books and impacted over 140,000 military children worldwide.
Additionally, Blue Star Families and its chapters work diligently to continue to build partnerships in order to create programs that connect the civilian community to local military kids and spouses. Blue Star Museums is the result of a partnership between Blue Star Families and National Endowment for the Arts, Joining Forces, MetLife Foundation, and nearly 2,000 museums. This program allows all active duty military, National Guard, and Reserve military personnel and their families to gain free admission to participating museums from Memorial Day through Labor Day. This highly successful program led to the Blue Star Theatre program, where more than 90 theaters nationwide have joined Blue Star Families to offer discounted or complimentary admission to military personnel, their families, and veterans.
Through powerful programming for military families and children, Blue Star Families has made a significant impact in the lives of our military families and continues to be a shining example to all.
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The agency, which previously handled the brand's media planning business, won the reconfigured account after a four-way pitch against incumbent media buying agency Universal McCann, Starcom and Naked Communications.
ZenithOptimedia withdrew from the running ahead of the first round of pitches due to potential international conflicts of interest.
Coca-Cola put the UK business up for pitch in July following reviews in other markets. Brands covered by the account include Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Sprite, Fanta and Minute Maid, as exclusively revealed by Marketing in July.
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Capon With Vegetable Dressing
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Rinse capon; pat dry with paper toweling.
Place capon on rack in a roasting pan.
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Roast in a 325°F oven about 21/2 hours, or until capon is done; meat on drumstick will be very tender.
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While capon is roasting, simmer eggplant in 1 inch of salted water until tender (about 10 minutes); drain.
Process onion, celery, and carrot in a food processor or blender until finely ground; transfer mixture to a mixing bowl.
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In his new role, Stan will help usher in implementation of programs at the university's $46 million Lunder Arts Center now under construction in Porter Square, and reach out to local public schools, community arts organizations, and other universities for collaborative opportunities. Trecker will also serve as an ambassador for the work of the College of Art and Design, as well the arts-related programming at Lesley's three other schools, the undergraduate College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Education and the Graduate School of Arts and Social Sciences.
"The trustees recognized an unprecedented opportunity to honor Stan's distinguished career of service and innovation in the arts and, at the same time, benefit from his institutional knowledge and stellar professional reputation to ensure the best possible future for the College of Art and Design," said Deborah Raizes, chair of the university's board of trustees. "We can't imagine a better ambassador for our future-focused arts center, as well as the school's record of artistic excellence."
As dean of Lesley University's College of Art and Design — the new name of The Art Institute of Boston, which for 100 years has helped shape the vision and career paths of artists — Stan oversaw the creation of the college's first MFA program, as well as programs in animation and other high-tech arts innovations, while remaining true to the school's more traditional visual arts media.
"Design, animation, photography and illustration are driven by digital technology," Stan explained, "but even traditional fine artists are using technology, as well. As a result, we've been developing new majors in digital filmmaking, and I expect that work to continue."
Stan was president of The Art Institute of Boston from 1991 through 1998, when the school merged with Lesley. After serving as president of Montserrat College in Beverly, Mass., he returned to Lesley as the art school's dean. He has also been executive director of The Photographic Resource Center in Boston, a nonprofit arts organization serving New England, and is an officer or board member of several other arts organizations.
"Stan Trecker has been committed for decades to art students, faculty and the ever-expanding arts communities throughout Greater Boston," said Lesley University President Joseph B. Moore. "Stan has been integral to the success and growth of art programs at Lesley and his continued involvement is critical to the success of our new Lunder Arts Center, and our vision to serve as the foundation of Cambridge's Porter Square Arts District."
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Desk Fountain
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Turn your device into a relaxing and interactive fountain! ON SALE for a very limited time!
✓ Reached Top 5 overall in Germany/Italy
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Feeling overworked? Having a hard time winding down at the end of the day? Desk Fountain was designed just for you. The soothing sounds and stunning visual effects are carefully designed to help you stay grounded amidst the chaos that surrounds you.
✓ At the office
You'll be surprised how many people drop by to rejuvenate and share the experience. Or simply take a break and play in the water.
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Use it to wash away the stresses of the day and leave your work behind.
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Use it to help settle into a deep, peaceful sleep.
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Can't afford to buy a fountain for your home or office? This is the perfect virtual fountain app to use on your iOS device. Simply select the built-in backgrounds or customize one from your photos, or select the mirror or window options. Then add fountain, rain, stream, or ocean sounds. You can even add background forest or bird sounds. And the best thing is that there's no need to change the water or get your desk wet!
You can listen to the soothing water sounds while your device is charging on your speaker dock. This app is a great addition for all iOS users who want relaxing sights and sounds.
In later versions of this fountain app, I wonder if they will add other background sounds like seagulls to accompany the ocean sounds.
Excellent soothing app!!!
Wow, didn't know an artificial sound of beach/forest/birds could be so peaceful, enchanting, relaxing!
This app is totally awesome! I love the way how you can customize everything according to your mood... And I also love the interface of water, it almost feels like touching real water! I also love the ways you can customize the bottom of the 'pool' from your pictures!
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I need to have something on because I'm a country girl living in n urban area. I like Pandora, but there are times when even that's too much.
I switch between the fountain and stream mode, pull up one of my custom pics, and now that it stays on with the Smart Cover closed I'm set. I've even used it to sleep.
My guilty pleasure is to pull up pic of colored stones, turn on the "music" and enjoy the show. Great for a quick escape and pick me up. Highly recommend.
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Genie was initiated into the Gamma Gamma chapter at the University of Texas at El Paso in 2004 where she obtained both her Bachelor and Master's degrees in Education. Upon graduation, she has made it a point to serve the fraternity in any capacity that she can. In 2010, Genie moved to Austin, TX where she is now entering her fourth year on the ZTA Austin Alumnae board. She currently works for the University of Texas at Austin, as a Development Office Coordinator. Genie also serves as the Ritual Advisor for the Theta Psi chapter at Texas State University.
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Marilyn Russell and Lara Burns
Marilyn also serves as the Panhellenic Relations for our organization. More information about Marilyn can be read under the Panhellenic Relations section.
Lara was initiated into the Kappa Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha, at the University of Texas in the fall of 2003. During her time as a collegiate she held a variety of positions including Web Master, Preference night chair, and Panhellenic Delegate for Zeta. While working towards her major in Economics and a minor in Business Lara fell in love with Austin and has called it her home ever since. Since graduation Lara has continued to be active in Zeta Tau Alpha serving as, VP Programming, and Co-VP Membership in the past. To balance her daytime job as CFO & COO of Urbanspace LLP she is currently involved in several organizations such as including the Junior League of Austin, Austin Children's Shelter, Young Texans Against Cancer, & RECA.
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Kerry Biechman and Kathy Caskey
Kerry also serves as the Secretary for our organization, more information about Kerry can be read below under the secretary section.
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Cynthia Harkness and Tracy Brown
Cynthia L. Harkness, was a Kappa Chapter Zeta from 1979-1980. She returned to Austin in 2013 and now joins us as one of our Vice Presidents of Fundraising. Cynthia is Of Counsel to the Haddad Legal Group, where she brings more than twenty-seven years of experience in the legal field. She has primarily practiced in the financial markets, both domestically and internationally. Prior to joining The Haddad Group, she owned and operated her own legal advisory firm, originating business transactions, primarily in the energy, real estate and consumer sectors and finding debt and equity investors to provide capital for organizations and/or projects. She previously served as Senior Vice President – General Counsel and Secretary to Fieldstone Investment Corporation. Prior to joining Fieldstone, she served as Vice President and Counsel to Constellation Power Source, Inc. Prior to joining Constellation, from 1999 to 2002, she served as an Assistant General Counsel of Enron North America Corp. From 1991 through 1999, she held several positions with Banque Indosuez and its successor entity Credit Agricole Indosuez in New York, France and Singapore, where she served as First Vice President and Regional General Counsel—Asia Pacific. She received a B.B.A. and a J.D. from The University of Texas at Austin and is admitted to practice law in the states of Connecticut, Maryland, New York and Texas.
Tracy was initiated into the Kappa Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha at the University of Texas in Austin in 1980. She was active in campus activities including serving as a Resident Advisor at Kinsolving Dormitory, tapped as a member of SPOOKS honorary service organization, and sailed for the UT Sailing Team her senior year (which captured the National title). After graduating with a B.S. in Journalism, she worked as a TV news reporter for the NBC affiliate in Waco, TX. After leaving KCEN-TV, she worked in public affairs at Baylor University, and started a summer concert music series for the City of Waco called "Summer Sounds" which has continued every year for 27 years. After working in various public relations and communications positions, she started a film and video production company that captured numerous awards. She has held various leadership roles throughout her career including Director of Marketing & Communications for Scott & White Healthcare in Temple, TX, Director of Public Education for UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, and her current position as Director of Marketing & Communications for Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas. In addition to her support of ZTA, she also serves as Philanthropy VP for the National Charity League Turtlecreek Chapter in Dallas. Tracy has two daughters — a junior and a freshman — at Highland Park High School in Dallas.
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I got (I think) the SXDx top clamp, for fat bars.
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On their website, I see templates for 2 versions... the SX and ADVdx.
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What's up? I'm a pretty regular guy who calls the San Francisco Bay Area home. At my age, I've had a fair amount of life experiences, and I'm ready to meet and get to know a special guy who likes me as much as I like him. After feeling like a nomad for awhile, I've set down some roots by buying a place in The City. I am fortunate that my brother and parents still live nearby and are a source of strength for me. I have spent a good third of my life here in the Bay Area as well, so I have many old and new friends which I am truly thankful for. Outside of my career as a Physician, my passions include international travel (I absolutely love to explore new cultures and ways of life), music in its many forms, and physical fitness. I pretty much will try any new experience if it will give me a unique perspective and outlook on life. That is why I love to travel so much--to see how others in the world live. I usually try to take at least one major international trip a year--usually with my brother. I had a stint in my past following a passion for music performance--and I still re-visit it every once in awhile. Fitness has always been important to me. I was a former swimmer, and continue to workout regularly. I'm trying to become an amateur foodie as well. Mostly, after a long stint of hard work during my medical training, I'm trying to find more balance in my life. I'm looking for a masculine, athletic, down to earth guy who is emotionally available and open to getting to know someone with the possibility of commitment if it feels right. If any of this appeals to you, drop me a line. It's always great to meet new people!
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