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Manchester United 1-2 Brighton: No signs of progress as Erik ten Hag's team are outplayed by Brighton at Old Trafford
Erik ten Hag's first Premier League game in charge of Manchester United ended in a 2-1 defeat to Brighton at Old Trafford. Supporters had come in the hope of seeing some progress under the new coach but it was old failings that proved the difference instead…
"Every game will be a challenge," said Erik ten Hag beforehand. "There will be setbacks and disappointments." He did not have to wait long for the first of them.
Manchester United were deservedly beaten by Brighton in the Dutchman's first game in charge. Fluent football with clever interchanging of positions, this was the football that had been promised at Old Trafford. But the other team were playing it.
Ten Hag will hope to deliver that in time but there was little sign of it here. This was not just about the result. In fact, a 2-1 defeat flattered United. After a promising pre-season and with two new signings in the side, supporters were expecting much more than this.
A new season and a new manager had made for a mood of optimism, United's latest new dawn upon us. Hope was the watchword even as debate about Cristiano Ronaldo's future dominated the agenda.
The Ronaldo scarves were being sold on Sir Matt Busby Way as ever but this was supposed to be Ten Hag's day. His face was on the cover of United We Stand magazine. At United, the speculation never stops, but this was a chance for the football to do the talking.
What it said was that United's problems have not gone away.
There was a boisterous mood initially and some promising attacks in those opening moments under the Manchester sun. When United could counter-attack they looked a threat. But the build-up play was cumbersome, too tentative to stretch this Brighton side.
Fifteen seconds was all it took for the first sign of uncertainty. Diogo Dalot dallied. Leandro Trossard hit the side-netting with his shot. The Portugal defender is said to be in good form but, as Roy Keane had noted of pre-season before kick-off, so what?
United were trying to play differently. David de Gea played 25 passes inside his own half, the second most in a single Premier League game since the days of Louis van Gaal. But it was all a little slow and after the frenzied start belief in that approach began to wane.
"I think it was a good start and after that we dropped down a level," said Ten Hag. "We lacked belief. That cannot happen. Always believe in yourself. They have to deal with the setbacks and they have to believe because they are really good players."
Under the more intense scrutiny of a Premier League game, the idea of Fred as a deep-lying pivot unravelled as he twice surrendered possession inside his own half and might have paid a higher price. Taking care of the ball in that position is everything.
At the back, it was alarming how easily Danny Welbeck was able to latch onto even the more hopeful of Robert Sanchez's launched passes from deep. Harry Maguire backed off and was beaten. Lisandro Martinez tried to compete but found himself outmatched.
There has been much chatter about Martinez's height, his advocates talking of an impressive leap. In possession, he did pick out some clever forward passes. But he was also targeted aerially from the outset and given Brighton's success with it that is likely to continue.
Opting for a higher defensive line when that line includes Maguire is a tactic that had some supporters feeling queasy beforehand but the alternative was just as bad – retreating to their own box. Too often, Brighton players found themselves with time and space.
That is foolish with Trossard around. Dalot's failure to close him down led to the first goal. The Belgian is so creative. He threaded a pass behind the static Maguire and Welbeck was able to cut the ball back to find Pascal Gross at the far post.
Luke Shaw should have been closer. He was not.
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The second goal felt like something from the sort of training exercise that Ten Hag is said to be fond of – eleven men lining up against none. Brighton were able to progress the ball from their own left-back position through the thirds with only De Gea getting close.
Booed off at the break, as the frustration intensified it was a reminder that this was not the fresh start that it might have seemed. There were groans as Maguire headed the ball away under no pressure. Roars of displeasure at Marcus Rashford's finishing.
Ten Hag was appointed because of his reputation for finding solutions on the training ground as well as in the transfer market. The performances of Rashford and Jadon Sancho were always going to be as interesting as those of the latest acquisitions.
Neither produced their best.
Rashford, in particular, struggled. Confidence is clearly fragile. Seconds into the second half he let a simple pass to escape him. The ball rolled out. His head turned skywards. When Ronaldo presented him with a straightforward finish, he failed to beat Sanchez.
The Ronaldo situation will need to be addressed, of course, but he was not the problem here. That trade-off between short term and long term is something that Ten Hag must consider. He will envision a team without Ronaldo but he must still win games.
Trophies will take time but progress will have to come quicker than that. The supporters need something to believe in. "What they need to do is be defensively solid and make sure the patterns of play are there," Gary Neville had told Sky Sports.
David Moyes was once ridiculed for suggesting United should aspire to be like Manchester City but there are worse templates of play for Ten Hag to replicate than this Brighton team. Graham Potter favours a possession game with purpose.
Good football takes time. That was the message from Potter afterwards. "It has been a process for us," he explained. "We took over a team that finished fourth from bottom with a different style of play. But we have managed to keep progressing and with that belief grows. The way you convince people is to win."
For Ten Hag, that time together was the telling factor. "That was the big difference with our opponent," he said in his post-match press conference. "They had their routines, a long time together for coach and team." United's routines are yet to emerge.
A scrappy goal briefly threatened to secure a scarcely-merited equaliser as the atmosphere was cranked up in the closing stages, home supporters willing them on. But while Brighton brought beauty to the game, his United offered only bluster for now.
Even had the second goal come it would not have altered the reality of their plight. On a day that it had been hoped would mark the first step towards a return to the top came familiar failings instead. United's problems – Ten Hag's problems now – remain.
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Dec. 28, 2016, 4:22 p.m.
WENATCHEE — When grocery marketers talk about change, they talk about Millennials.
That's the generation, said Walmart exec Mike Hulett, who drive a lot of marketing decisions by many of the nation's Fortune 500 companies, including mega-retailer Walmart. Fruit marketers, he said, should take note.
Hulett, who grew up in Chelan and is now based in Walmart's home city of Bentonville, Arkansas, discovers and helps market fresh foods for the global corporation. On Dec. 5, he talked on "Mega-Trends for Fresh Produce Retail" at the Washington State Tree Fruit Association's 112th Annual Meeting & NW Expo in Wenatchee.
Hulett said Millennials, ages 16 to 35, are worth watching because they're the largest generation in numbers (80 million in the U.S.) with the largest percentage of the nation's workforce. Ninety-five percent of them are connected online, which makes them a powerful buying force.
So when it comes to apples, said Hulett, Millennials will prize its texture (crispness, crunchiness) and taste (flavor, freshness) and relate those qualities — good or bad — to their peers, either in person or through social media.
Among Millennials, "fresh" is the most sought-after food trend, with 87 percent of them currently seeking and buying fresh foods.
"They seek fresh because they want to trust the foods they eat and the companies who provide it," Hulett said.
When marketing to Millennials, he said, "a lot of people in the grocery industry are betting on fresh as the key trend towards customer satisfaction.
WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Downtown Association has launched a series of information meetings where merchants and employees can learn from fellow business folks.
The hour-long monthly sessions — called "Shop Talks" — are set for 8:30 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month. To begin, the sessions will be held in the meeting room of Merriment Party Goods, 23 S. Wenatchee Ave.
Each session "will feature downtown merchants or members of the community and organizations who will connect us — teach us and inform us," said Linda Haglund, the WDA's executive director. The sessions are free and will include coffee and morning snacks.
Presentations scheduled for coming months include social media, the historic relevance of downtown, insurance and benefits, succession planning, attracting new customers and more.
Those planning to attend upcoming Shop Talks should RSVP Haglund at 662-0059 or linda@wendowntown.org.
WENATCHEE — A local job placement company has been recognized as one of a dozen businesses around the state for its hiring of veterans in 2016.
Express Employment Professionals of Wenatchee placed nine veterans in jobs in 2016 and participated in numerous veteran-focused job projects, including the Wenatchee Veterans Hiring Event in September.
The state Employment Security Department announced award recipients in November in support of a Hire-A-Veteran proclamation by Gov. Jay Inslee.
Other award recipients included businesses, nonprofits and government agencies in Yakima, Richland, Spokane, Olympia, Ferndale, Everett, Seattle and Woodland.
From July 2015 through June 2016, WorkSource — the job and career arm of Employment Security — placed nearly 7,500 veterans into jobs, said an agency press release. About 85 percent were still employed after six months at an average wage of $17.60 per hour, the release said.
CHELAN — The Apple Cup Cafe in Chelan celebrated 20 years of serving up its free — yes, free — Community Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 24.
Owner Ryan Peterson says around 900 people gobble-gobbled 44 huge turkeys and pans full of yams, corn, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes and gravy. And also hundreds of slices of pumpkin and apple pie. Much of the food is donated by the restaurant's vendors and is prepared and served by scores of volunteers.
EAST WENATCHEE — Here's some news to lift your soles: Buying shoes here just got a whole lot easier.
Famous Footwear, the national chain with scores of shoe brands at more than 1,200 stores, opened its second area location Nov. 23 at Wenatchee Valley Mall.
He and co-worker Silvia De Jesus, also a longtime retail pro, have transferred from Famous Footwear at Valley North Center in Wenatchee to open the new store across the river. De Jesus, who's worked four years at the Wenatchee location, will serve as assistant manager.
The new Famous Footwear will have 5,498 square feet of shopping and storage space and around 10 employees. The store opening in East Wenatchee coincides with another location that recently opened in Seattle.
"Our decision to open two new stores was based on a recognized consumer need," said Rick Ausick, president of Famous Footwear.
The East Wenatchee store's grand opening Dec. 10 featured a giveaway of 100 pairs of shoes to the first 100 customers.
YAKIMA — One of the fruit industry's primary publications, "Good Fruit Grower" magazine, has launched a Spanish-language website to serve the growing number of Latinos working in tree fruit and wine grape businesses.
The site features articles and essays by researchers published in the magazine, plus videos on best horticultural practices.
"Our new site is one more way we serve the grower community, and Spanish speakers are a vital part of that community," said BJ Thurlby, president of the Washington State Fruit Commission, which owns the magazine.
WENATCHEE — Carl Campbell lives in a 12,000-square-foot Wenatchee penthouse, loves his two big houses on Lake Chelan, has owned and piloted multiple private jets and until recently ran one of the nation's largest companies of retirement and assisted-living communities.
And — just ask anybody — he's one of the nicest, most modest and quiet-spoken multi-millionaires you'd ever want to meet.
"Carl's a man of high moral character and extremely fair in business transactions, which in my opinion is the root of his success," said Tom Leonard, an accountant who's worked with Campbell for more than a decade.
Campbell, who at 95 stands at the edge of retirement, recently recapped his life of accomplishment — in health care, aviation, retail development and philanthropy — as he begins downsizing his living quarters and reducing his business responsibilities while expanding his commitment to family, church and community.
Help oversee the sale, announced in September, of the last four properties in his senior living empire to Vancouver-based Prestige Care, Inc., a family-run company which owns 70 senior communities in eight western states. Campbell's company, Triple-C Convalescent Centers, once had more than 180 properties in 21 states.
Step back from day-to-day operations but still be involved in the running of the Carl and Betty Campbell Foundation of Caring Fund, which has donated millions of dollars to local charities, churches and causes, including $1 million to the Central Washington Hospital Foundation in 2011.
Resize and remodel his 12,000-square-foot penthouse apartment on the fifth floor of Colonial Vista Care Center down to a 1,200-square-foot living space. He'll then portion off the rest for additional apartments for tenants. He'll also continue to occupy his business office behind the Colonial Vista tower.
Spend more time with family at his Lake Chelan properties and continue his involvement with the Wenatchee Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Maybe even take a few cruises.
Born in Yakima, Campbell grew up during the lean years of the Great Depression, a time that instilled in him a love of family, skills for saving and investing and an early understanding of the healthy diet advocated by the Seventh-day Adventists.
Post high-school, Campbell studied to become a certified public accountant and then joined his brother Willis to work in the Alaskan lumber and building trades. He married Betty in 1942, and they were together — romantically and in business — for 68 years. The couple has two children — Kathy Ball, who with husband Marc runs The Guilded Lily in downtown Wenatchee, and Danny Campbell, who with his family lives in California — six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
One gift, he said, was a nursing home project in Union Gap that he completed with his brother — an old three-story house converted into a 7-bed nursing home facility. It was Campbell's first senior living project, and in the next 40 years he'd build or operate around 180 more.
Carl and Betty Campbell moved to Wenatchee in 1953 — "we wanted to live away from the rainy side," said Carl — and together began the design and construction of Parkside Sanitarium, one of the first full-service nursing homes in Eastern Washington.
The Campbells built more senior facilities — some of them assisted living homes, which were revolutionary for the time — in Cashmere, Chelan, Moses Lake, Spokane, Idaho and Oregon.
Their success in senior housing eventually grew to become Triple C Convalescent Centers, a company offering senior options from retirement to assisted living to skilled nursing facilities.
After Betty, Campbell's second love was aviation. His office walls are packed with framed photos of airplanes and private jets — Learjets, Cessnas, Beechcraft — many of which he owned. Early in life, he became a pilot and by the time he stepped away from the cockpit (just over a decade ago) had clocked more than 6,000 hours in the air.
Eventually, Campbell figured out how to combine his love of winged machines with business. In 1982 at Pangborn Memorial Airport, he opened Executive Flight, an air ambulance and charter business that grew to have 14 jets and more than 100 employees, including 50 pilots and 23 mechanics.
The business thrived for 30 years, but the recession of 2008-09 took its toll on charter flights. Campbell and his staff ended charter services in 2012, sold all the planes but one, and now run the Executive Flight facility at Pangborn as an FBO (fixed base operation) service. That means fueling, maintenance and hangar rentals.
As the Campbells prospered, they contributed millions. Donations helped fund the Central Washington Hospital Foundation, financed a new home for the East Wenatchee Seventh-day Adventist Spanish Church, built an expansion of the Cascade Christian Academy, funded medical research at various facilities and have helped back charitable efforts for dozens of local nonprofits and civic groups.
"There are so many good causes out there, particularly in this area, that deserve support," said Campbell.
OLYMPIA — Pack your bags. All fees to attend the 2017 Washington Tourism Summit are being covered by a handful of corporate and civic sponsors, including Boeing, Port of Seattle, Visit Seattle, a couple of tribal casinos and others.
Hosted by the Washington Tourism Alliance, the free summit kicks off at 8 a.m. Jan. 24 at the Washington Center for Performing Arts in Olympia. Keynote speaker will be Roger Dow, president of the U.S. Travel Association.
NESPELEM — A Native American lending and business education group will receive a $240,000 grant from Wells Fargo bank.
The Northwest Native Development Fund, based in Nespelem, is one of 12 institutions this year to receive such an award, called the "Wells Fargo Works for Small Business: Diverse Community Capitol" grants.
Wells Fargo announced in November it will provide $11.2 million in lending capital and grant monies to minority-owned small businesses. All grant recipients are Community Development Financial Institutions, which are private, nonprofit groups that assist underserved populations.
The NNDF will use the grant money to provide loans to small business owners who may not qualify for traditional financing and to also upgrade technology and increase technical assistance and coaching to borrowers.
CHELAN — Lake Chelan's only commercial seaplane service has suspended operations between Chelan and Stehekin following termination of the lease on a portion of its longtime lakeside location.
Shane Carlson, owner of Chelan Seaplanes, said Dec. 1 he received a lease termination notice from the property's new occupants — developers of the planned Sunset Marina LLC and condos — and has been unable to find a new, suitable lakeside location for the 71-year-old flight service. But he's still looking.
In 2009, Chelan Seaplanes took over operations of Chelan Airways, which had been flying the route to Stehekin and other Lake Chelan locations since 1945. The service has operated for more than 30 years on property next to the Lady of the Lake boat facility on Lake Chelan's south shore.
Scott McKellar, spokesman for the partnership building the marina and condos, confirmed his company had terminated the flight service's lease, but said Carlson had known about the change since March. The terminated lease covers parking spaces used by Chelan Seaplane's customers and an access area to an adjacent property where the planes dock, he said. Docking floats for the seaplanes are connected to a third party's lakefront property.
McKellar said Sunset Marina, in partnership with property owners Goodfellow Bros. Inc., will begin construction of the marina-condo development sometime this winter. Developers hope to build the foundation of a lakeside clubhouse while seasonal lake levels are at their lowest. Additional construction of the marina, condos and amenities will launch in the spring.
Chelan Seaplanes operated each year between mid-May and mid-October, and in 2016 flew more than 5,000 passengers on scheduled flights between Chelan and Stehekin.
The company, one of three Northwest flight services run by Carlson, usually kept one plane — a six-seat DeHavilland Beaver float plane — stationed in Lake Chelan with one full-time and three part-time pilots available. The company flew three scheduled flights daily, but charter runs sometimes pushed that number up to seven flights daily.
In addition to Chelan Seaplanes, Carlson operates Friday Harbor Seaplanes, which is based in Renton, and Northwest Seaplanes, which runs scheduled and charter flights to British Columbia destinations.
Carlson said he's hopeful that the air company can resume service soon. He said he's considered other lakeside locations as a seaplane base, but high costs or poor siting has eliminated most locations. Ideally, a new base would be a location protected from prevailing winds, not far from downtown Chelan and situated near the Lady of the Lake boat facility. Carlson estimated that between 30 and 45 percent of his seaplane customers use a boat-plane combination to visit Stehekin.
Carlson said one option to save the air service would be a collaboration among Chelan Seaplanes, the City of Chelan and the Port of Chelan County to build a seaplane base.
"We are confident that with the support of the Stehekin businesses and residents, along with those in the Chelan Valley that have valued the service, we will come together with a solution to restore the service and find a permanent home for the seaplane service," said Carlson.
"The service has been on the lake far too long to see it go away permanently," he said.
LEAVENWORTH — Local building supply retailer Marson and Marson Lumber has announced it will merge its four-store chain with a similar-sized lumber and supply company located in Oregon.
The 61-year-old Marson and Marson company — with stores in Leavenworth, Wenatchee, Chelan and Cle Elum — begins operating as part of the Tum-A-Lum Lumber company on Jan. 3. The local stores will continue to operate under the Marson and Marson name.
Marson said he will continue in company management for at least the next two years. He's been with the business for 41 years and is the last founding-family member working for the company.
The 70-employee Marson and Marson, which operates full-service lumber yards and building supply centers, was founded in 1955 by Gordon and Marydell Marson and Kenneth and Marie Marson. The merger includes the company's four stores, a truss plant, design center and drywall distribution facility. Closing of the deal means Marson and Marson will become a division of TAL Holdings LLC, the parent company of Tum-A-Lum.
The 110-year-old Tum-A-Lum has three building supply centers in Oregon — Hood River, The Dalles and Pendleton.
WENATCHEE — Change is the new normal, said fruit expert Jim McFerson. And that's not likely to change soon.
Growers, shippers and marketers at the Washington State Tree Fruit Association's annual convention gave knowing nods here Dec. 5 to presentations — including McFerson's keynote speech — highlighting dramatic change in the fruit industry over the last 20 years.
Technology, research, orchard practices, labor challenges, marketing and packaging — nearly all industry sectors have evolved to meet shifting consumer tastes and the rise of global markets, said experts at the WSTFA's 112th Annual Meeting and NW Hort Expo. With a theme of "The New Normal: Continuous Change," the gathering ran through Dec. 7 at the Wenatchee Convention Center.
McFerson delivered the association's 37th Batjer Address — titled "Technology Road Map 2.0" — to a ballroom packed with hundreds of industry insiders. More than 1,600 people were expected to attend the three-day expo.
Advances in fruit storage, including the post-harvest application of SmartFresh, a solution that slows the ripening of apples and other fruits.
The redesign of packing sheds into "beautiful, sparkling food-handling facilities" with stainless steel installation that are easily cleaned and sanitized.
The computerization of sorting lines that can now find defects — "magic!" — in fruit and improve pack-outs for size and quality.
Innovations in orchard systems — poles, trellises, wires — that promote high-density crops and ease pruning, thinning and harvesting.
Development of new rootstocks resistant to pests and diseases that are tolerant to replanting.
New cherry varieties that spread harvests from June through September.
McFerson said innovations now underway include crop-load management practices that have introduced post-bloom thinning to standard pruning and thinning techniques; growing use of orchard netting for protection from sun and hail; development of mechanical-assisted harvesters — moving platforms and robotic pickers — to aid orchard workers; and installation of reflective fabric (called DayBright) in orchard rows, which has boosted test yields by 23 percent.


The same way some families are prone to back problems, certain types of vehicles are known to have common weaknesses, possibly due to design flaws. Let's look at a few.
Although most problems common to Arizona Hondas don't tend to occur until you are close to 100,000 miles, transmission problems can occur around 70,000 miles. Your transmission may slip, have difficulty shifting, or refuse to shift at all. Transmission repair may require rebuilding or replacing the transmission. Luckily new Hondas include lengthy factory warranties, since if it is not under warranty, transmission repairs can cost up to $4000 at a Honda auto repair shop.
Honda owners have reported experiencing loss of function in remote door lock's along with security alarm malfunctions caused by the power lock malfunction. Your power door locks may also intermittently activate on their own. Each door contains an actuator, which is what moves the lock up and down inside your door when you press the lock or unlock button on your key fob or car door. If one actuator is faulty it can affect the entire system. This can be an expensive fix at a Honda auto repair shop.
Another problem high mileage Hondas encounter is having your dashboard display go dark, leaving you unable to read controls and gauges at night. The culprit is usually a faulty circuit board.
Many Jeep owners have reported water leaking into the vehicle when it rains. Numerous consumers state that they have experienced this problem from the first day they purchased their new Jeep. The most common place for the water to leak in is at the A-pillar, located at the front edge of both doors. Jeep auto repair shops now offer an improved seal.
This flaw has necessitated Jeep issuing a recall on the ignition switch because the switch could short circuit if exposed to moisture or impurities.
Many consumers have found this to be a particularly frustrating problem since it manifests in various ways. Sometimes the Jeep won't turnover at all, sometimes it just clicks when you turn the key. Others state that their Jeep sometimes starts, but then dies after a few seconds.
Before the recall some unfortunate Jeep owners spent hundreds of dollars in attempts to have the problem diagnosed and corrected.
Jeeps are built to be tough vehicles, but as the miles rack up you may notice your steering wheel shaking at certain speeds, especially higher speeds. This can be due to worn or loose steering and/or suspension parts.
The most serious problem reported by consumers is unintended acceleration due to a sticking gas pedal. This problem has caused massive recalls. Your Toyota auto repair shop in Tempe can tell you if your vehicle is included in this recall.
One of the most costly problems you can experience with your Toyota is a week transmission. If you notice your transmission slipping, or continuing to wind out rather than shifting when it normally does, you should have it checked promptly in hopes of saving the transmission, since a new one at a Toyota auto repair shop is costly.
Early airbag deployment can be a serious problem. Although airbags undoubtedly save lives, they often injure people in the process. Airbags come out at an extremely high rate of speed.
Some models are prone to engine failure due to a buildup of oil sludge. Be sure to faithfully follow the guidelines in the owner's manual pertaining to how often to change the oil and what type of oil to use.
The airbag light may come on for no apparent reason. If this happens you need Volkswagen auto repair. A Tempe mechanic can ascertain if your airbag is indeed functioning correctly.
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Q: N*N matrix, Count number of unique square matrices..? I have a N*N matrix given, I need to find out all the possible unique square matrices in that larger matrix. How can achieve it fast and memory-efficient too?
Problem Faced:
actually the matrix that is created actually is of N->[2,50,000..3,00,000] each element is actually marked as bit[On/Off]or[0/1], and I need to get the all those unique square matrix that are bigger than a certain limit(say 20 i.e; N>=20),and all the elements of the square matrix should be 1, Then only the matrix is used for further processing,,
So basically I need to find out such matrices.

A: Algorithm is simple:

*

*Count number of square matrices

*Use loop over this number

*Calculate i_min, j_min, i_max, j_max for each matrix. It's will be just a looping over this matrix for finding matrix with specific size.

*Copy data range i_min, j_min, i_max, j_max to a new matrix.

Just a hint: number of square matrices depend on large matrix size

*

*1x1 -> 1 * (1x1)

*2x2 -> 4 * (1x1) + 1 * (2x2)

*3x3 -> 9 * (1x1) + 4 * (2x2) + 1 * (3x3)

*4x4 -> 16 * (1x1) + 9 * (2x2) + 4 * (3x3) + 1 * (4x4)

I hope you got the point of squares here.
Note: This just includes consecutive rows/columns combination.

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Chris Weller
Weller, circa 1985–86
(1944-07-12) July 12, 1944 (age 77)
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Head coaching record
499-286 (.636)
Accomplishments and honors
National Coach of the Year (ACC and American Sports Foundation) (1989)
Naismith College Coach of the Year (1992)
USBWA National Coach of the Year (1992)
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
Medal record
Head Coach for United States
William Jones Cup
1992 Taipei Team Competition
Chris Weller (born July 12, 1944)[1] is a former University of Maryland, College Park women's basketball coach who led the Lady Terps for 27 seasons from 1975 until 2002. Weller was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010.[2]
Weller attended the University of Maryland in the 1960s, graduating in 1966. During her time as a student, she participated in basketball, swimming, and lacrosse.[3]
She was a four-year varsity letterwinner in basketball.[4] After graduation, Weller taught and coached at John F. Kennedy High School in Silver Spring, Maryland. In 1973, she returned to the University of Maryland to earn her master's degree, and at the same time became an assistant under her predecessor, Dottie McKnight.[5] In 1975, while Weller was still an assistant, the team won their second state championship.[6]
Weller became the Terps' head coach in 1975, and served as the University of Maryland's first Assistant Athletic Director for Women from 1975 until 1980.[7] During her tenure, the Terps' record was 499-286 (.636).[6] Her teams attained many notable achievements, including eight ACC championships, two NCAA Final 4 appearances, and one AIAW Final Four appearance.[3] In 1978, Weller led the Terps in winning the first ever women's basketball ACC tournament championship.[5] Many of Weller's players have gone on to experience personal success as well. Her teams produced five Olympians, three Kodak All-Americans, 28 athletes who have participated on national teams, and several players who were active in professional basketball.[5] In 2002, Weller retired as head coach, and was replaced by the current women's basketball coach, Brenda Frese.
Outside of her Maryland coaching career, Weller was also an assistant coach for the U.S. National Jones Cup Team in 1985 and the head coach of the U.S. Select Team in 1986, 1992 and 1994. She is an advocate for the growth of women's basketball in Maryland, and promoted the formation of the Maryland Coaches' Association. Weller has also served as the chairperson of the WBCA Legislative Committee and the committee chairperson of EAIAW Basketball. Weller was also a member of the Kodak All-American Committee and the U.S. Olympic Committee.[5]
USA Basketball
Weller was selected as an assistant coach of the team representing the US in 1985 at the William Jones Cup competition in Taipei, Taiwan. The team opened with a lopsided 92–18 victory over the Philippines, then faced Sweden in the second game. The game was close in the first half, and the half ended with the game tied at 31 points each. The USA pulled out to a six-point lead early in the second half but Sweden responded by scoring thirteen consecutive points to take a lead they would not relinquish. The USA team next faced undefeated South Korea. The game was tied again at the half, but this time the USA took a lead in the second half and held on to the lead for the win. They next played undefeated Republic of China and managed to come away with a win by the slimmest of margins, 56–55. After defeating Germany, they had another challenge from Canada, who raced out to a 42–30 lead by halftime. The Canadians still had a twelve-point lead late in the game, but the USA mounted a comeback, and out scored their opponent 18–4 to win the game 65–63. After beating Brazil, they faced Japan in the final game of the competition. Japan was in the lead with five minutes to go in the game, but the USA came back to win with a two-point margin 56–54. The win clinched the championship and the gold medal for the USA team.[8]
Weller was selected as the head coach of the team representing the US in 1992 at the William Jones Cup competition in Taipei, Taiwan. The USA team started out with an eight-point win over Japan, then won their next five with double-digit margins. In their game against Australia, they trailed at halftime, but came back to win by ten points. In their next-to-last game, the USA faced South Korea, who gave the USA the toughest challenge yet, but the USA prevailed 91–84. The final game, for the gold medal, was a rematch against Australia. The score was tied late in the first half, but the USA team finished the half with seven straight point, taking a lead they would not give up. The USA completed the competition with an 8–0 record and won the gold medal. Lisa Leslie, at age 19 was playing in her first Jones cup competition. She was the leading scorer and rebounder on the USA team.[9]
Chris Weller is living with her pets, a cat named Jasper and Shih Tzu Buddy in Silver Spring.[10]
She was named the ACC and American Sports Foundation's National Coach of the Year in 1989.[5]
She was named the Naismith College Coach of the Year, the United States Basketball Writers Association National Coach of the Year, and the ACC National Coach of the Year in 1992.[3][5]
She was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the class of 2010.[11]
^ "Women's Basketball Coaches Career". NCAA. Retrieved September 22, 2015.
^ "Chris Weller". Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Retrieved May 16, 2021.
^ a b c "Chris Weller Retires After 27 Seasons As Terps' Women's Basketball Coach". March 5, 2002. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
^ "Maryland to Honor Chris Weller Feb. 8". January 30, 2015. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
^ a b c d e f "Chris Weller Bio". Maryland Athletics: Women's Basketball. University of Maryland. Archived from the original on June 16, 2013. Retrieved April 5, 2013.
^ a b 2007-08 Maryland Women's Basketball Media Guide. University of Maryland. 2007. Also available online Archived April 18, 2012, at the Wayback Machine
^ "Chris Weller". Women's Basketball Hall of Fame. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
^ "1985 WOMEN'S R. WILLIAM JONES CUP". USA Basketball. Archived from the original on April 28, 2013. Retrieved May 18, 2013.
^ Mike Klingaman (February 6, 2015). "Maryland to raise banner for former women's coach Chris Weller on Sunday". The Baltimore Sun. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
^ "Lobo: I'm just 1st of many Huskies heading to Hall". Fox Sports. Fox News. June 12, 2010. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
Naismith College Coaches of the Year
Men's coaches
1988: Brown
1989: Krzyzewski
1990: Cremins
1991: Ayers
1993: D. Smith
1994: Richardson
1995: Harrick
1996: Calipari
1997: Williams
1998: Guthridge
2001: Barnes
2002: Howland
2003: T. Smith
2004: Martelli
2005: Weber
2006: Wright
2007: Bennett
2009: Dixon
2010: Boeheim
2011: Fisher
2012: Self
2013: Larrañaga
2014: Marshall
2017: Few
2020: Grant
Women's coaches
1987: Summitt
1988: Barmore
1990: VanDerveer
1991: Ryan
1992: Weller
1993: Stringer
1995: Auriemma
1996: Landers
1999: Peck
2001: McGraw
2003: Goestenkors
2005: Chatman
2006: Hatchell
2010: Yori
2012: Mulkey
2015: Banghart
2018: Schaefer
2019: Bluder
USBWA Women's National Coach of the Year Award winners
1994: Barry
1997: Larry
2002: Oldfield
2004: Curl
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Pamela Kelly-Flowers
Janice Lawrence Braxton
Nancy Lieberman
Kelli Litsch
Rebecca Lobo
Hortência Marcari
Katrina McClain Johnson
Suzie McConnell-Serio
Nikki McCray
Pamela McGee
Ann Meyers-Drysdale
Pearl Moore
Kim Mulkey
Inge Nissen
Cindy Noble Hauserman
Jasmina Perazić
Ticha Penicheiro
LaTaunya Pollard
Ruth Riley
Jennifer Rizzotti
Patricia Roberts
Susan Rojcewicz
Jill Rankin Schneider
Uljana Semjonova
Maria Paula Gonçalves da Silva
Juliene Brazinski Simpson
Annette Smith-Knight
Bev Smith
Dawn Staley
Jackie Stiles
Valerie Still
Olga Sukharnova
Sheryl Swoopes
Tina Thompson
Michele Timms
Vanya Voynova
Rosie Walker
Holly Warlick
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Sue Wicks
Natalie Williams
Kara Wolters
Lynette Woodard
Alline Banks Sprouse
Debbie Brock
Margaret Sexton Gleaves
Rita Horky
Patsy Neal
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GEOFFREYJ. EITEN RIA INTERNET RESEARCH TRIBUNAL THREAD
An SI Board Since July 2002
Type: Unmoderated
Secretary Galvin Files Against
Pump and Dump Operator
(On September 6, 2006)
Eiten Complaint (PDF, 1.8mb ) sec.state.ma.us
Eiten Exhibits (PDF, 12.2mb ) sec.state.ma.us
Dover man charged in alleged "pump and dump" scheme
Massachusetts Secretary of State William F. Galvin today charged a Dover man with illegally promoting stocks at the same time he was selling them, known as a "pump and dump'' arrangement.
In a civil complaint Galvin's office seeks to recover proceeds it estimated at more than $4.5 million from Geoffrey Eiten and his companies. The complaint charges Eiten offered investment advice through newsletters, emails and websites, but also was hired by companies as an investor relations consultant, and subscribers weren't told of his conflicts of interest.
(By Ross Kerber, Globe staff)
Posted by Boston Globe Business Team at 01:35 PM
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SEEKING VICTIMS AND INFORMATION ON SURGILIGHT INC AND CONOLOG AND OTHER ASSOCIATED STOCKS
OTC Financial Network - Management Team
Geoffrey J. Eiten, RIA - President & Founder
After pinpointing a long-standing industry void, Mr. Eiten founded OTC Financial Network as the only full-service investor relations firm specifically dedicated to the representation of micro- and small-cap, emerging growth companies. A seasoned investment professional of over 25 years and a registered investment advisor since 1979, Mr. Eiten is renowned throughout the investment community. For information detailing Mr. Eiten's illustrious career, please see "About Our Founder."
Geoff Eiten recommends Surgilight Inc and is also IR
Wednesday March 22, 8:28 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
OTC Financial Network Announces Investment Opinion On SurgiLight Inc. OTC Financial Network Issues Research Report On SurgiLight Inc.
ORLANDO, Fla.-March 22, 2000- SurgiLight Inc. (OTCBB:SRGL)announced today that
OTC Financial Network, a division of National Financial Communications
Corporation (NFC) of Needham, Massachusetts, has issued an in-depth
analytic report on the Company. The report is available online, at
www.otcfn.com/srgl/4page.html. The report is also available for reprint by
calling 781/444-6100, ext.11. Geoffrey J. Eiten, president of National Financial
Communications, commented, ``The market for laser applications in the
ophthalmology and dermatology industries is enormous, and SurgiLight, Inc. has
the innovative technology to assume a position of leadership.''
SurgiLight is a world leader in the development of new infrared technologies,
and a pioneer and inventor of scanning lasers and laser presbyopia reversal. The
Company continues to receive royalty income from international eye laser and
cosmetic centers. The presbyopia potential market is over $150 billion in US and
$1.4 trillion worldwide, according to SurgiLight's market analysis.
OTC Financial Network, a division of National Financial Communications Corp., is
a financial communications and investor relations firm specializing in the
representation of micro-cap companies.
Forward-looking statements in this release are made pursuant to the ``safe
harbor'' provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve risks and
uncertainties, including without limitation, continued acceptance of the
Company's products, increased levels of competition for the Company, new
products and technological changes, the Company's dependence on third-party
suppliers, and other risks detailed from time to time in the Company's periodic
reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Corporation, serves as a special advisor to the featured Company and has
received fees for services. This is not an offer to buy or sell securities.
Information or opinions in this report are presented solely for informative
purposes, and are not intended nor should they be construed as investment
advice. Contact: SurgiLight Inc. OTC Financial Network
J.T. Lin Geoffrey Eiten
407-482-4555 781-444-6100 x.13
Surgilight@aol.com geiten@otcfn.com
surgilight.com
Surgilight turns out to be massive fraud
Litigation Release No. 17469 / April 11, 2002
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Surgilight, Inc., Jui-Teng Lin, Yuchin Lin and Aaron Tsai, Civil Action No. 6:02-CV-431-0RL-18KRS (G. Kendall Sharp, J.; Karla R. Spaulding, M.J.) (M.D. Fla. filed April 11, 2002)
SEC Sues Laser Eye Surgery Company, Two Securities Law Recidivists and Others In Multi-Million Dollar Stock Manipulation
The Securities and Exchange Commission ("Commission") today filed a civil action against a laser eye surgery company, two securities law recidivists, and a shell company broker in a multi-million dollar stock manipulation involving Surgilight, Inc., a publicly traded company headquartered in Orlando, Florida. One defendant, Dr. Jui-Teng Lin, was also indicted today by the United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York on related criminal charges. The Commission's complaint, filed in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, alleges that Dr. Lin and his wife, Yuchin Lin, reaped over $1,700,000 in ill-gotten gains from manipulating the common stock of Surgilight. According to the complaint, the Lins artificially inflated the market price of Surgilight stock tenfold (from approximately $2.50 to over $25 per share) through a series of false and misleading press releases issued by Surgilight. The press releases detailed the company's purported ability to cure age-induced vision deterioration known as "Presbyopia." The Lins simultaneously dumped a substantial amount of Surgilight stock on an unsuspecting public through two nominee accounts and moved the proceeds through a series of offshore accounts to a domestic bank account held in Surgilight's name that they controlled. The Lins settled a prior civil action brought by the Commission involving another laser eye surgery company in September 1998 [see SEC v. Jui-Teng Lin and Yuchin Lin, Litigation Release No. 15870 (Sept. 3, 1998)].The Commission further alleges that the Lins were assisted by Aaron Tsai of Henderson, Kentucky. According to the complaint, Tsai sold the Lins the publicly traded shell that became Surgilight, supplied the stock that was dumped out of the nominee accounts and, after Surgilight became a publicly-held entity, remained with the company as a consultant. At the height of the manipulation, Tsai sold over $1,000,000 worth of Surgilight stock for his own account. The Commission charges Dr. Lin with violations of Sections 5(a), 5(c), and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 ("Securities Act") and Sections 10(b), 13(d), and 16(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rules 10b-5, 13d-1, 13d-2, 16a-2, and 16a-3 thereunder. Ms. Lin and Surgilight are charged with violations of Sections 5(a), 5(c), and 17(a) of the Securities Act and Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder. Tsai is charged with violations of Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act and aiding and abetting Dr. Lin and Ms. Lin's violations of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rules 10b-5 thereunder. The Commission seeks permanent injunctions, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains with prejudgment interest, and civil penalties from all defendants and an officer and director bar against Dr. Lin.The Commission acknowledges assistance provided by NASD Regulation Inc. and the United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York in this matter.For tips on how to avoid Internet "pump-and-dump" stock manipulation schemes, visit sec.gov. For more information about Internet fraud, visit sec.gov. To report suspicious activity involving possible Internet fraud, visit sec.gov Complaint in this matter.
SEXI Dr. Kenneth D. Steiner rounds out Geoff Eiten's current management team
otcfn.com nfnonline.com National Financial Network - Management Team nfnonline.com
Management Team google.com.
Dr. Kenneth D. Steiner, MD, RIA - Special Medical Consultant Having embarked upon his medical career as a clinical fellow at the Harvard Medical School in 1979, Dr. Steiner emerged a specialist in emergency medicine and assistant professor of Ambulatory Care. After establishing a private practice in 1983, he became a registered investment advisor and medical review officer, and has served as medical consultant to numerous Fortune 500 companies. Today Dr. Steiner maintains a private practice and is a fellow of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine. At NFN, he serves as a consultant for clients in the biotech, medical, healthcare, and biomedical fields. Dr. Steiner utilizes his vast experience and personal contacts within the financial and medical fields to increase awareness of the opportunities offered within the small-cap arena.
Washington, D.C. LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 16695 / September 11, 2000 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION v. KENNETH STEINER AND WOODBRIDGE FAMILY MEDICAL ASSOCIATES, P.C., Civil Action No. 00-02145 (D.D.C.) NEW JERSEY DOCTOR AND HIS MEDICAL PRACTICE PAY $1.3 MILLION TO SETTLE SEC CHARGES OF SELLING UNREGISTERED SYSTEMS OF EXCELLENCE SECURITIES The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that on September 8, 2000 the Honorable Gladys Kessler of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia entered final judgments against Kenneth Steiner ("Steiner"), a New Jersey physician, and his medical practice, Woodbridge Family Medical Associates, P.C. ("Woodbridge"), requiring them to collectively pay over $1.3 million in disgorgement, prejudgment interest and civil penalties. The Commission's complaint, filed on September 7, 2000, alleges that in two separate transactions in March and June 1996, Steiner acquired -- for himself, his corporate medical practice and in the names of family nominees -- a total of 689,655 shares of newly-issued Systems of Excellence, Inc. ("SOE") stock in a private placement at a total cost of $200,000. The shares that Steiner and Woodbridge acquired were neither registered nor exempt from registration but were nevertheless conveyed to them without the required restrictive legend as part of a scheme orchestrated by Charles Huttoe, former president of SOE, to manipulate the market for SOE securities. According to the complaint, Steiner and Woodbridge soon resold nearly all of these newly-issued and unregistered shares into the manipulated market, realizing net profits of $924,789. Simultaneously with the filing of the Complaint, Steiner and Woodbridge, without admitting or denying the SEC's allegations, settled the action by consenting to entry of the court's Order that: (i) permanently enjoins them from violating Sections 5(a) and (c) of the Securities Act of 1933; (ii) requires Steiner to disgorge his illegal profits of $602,648, plus prejudgment interest of $220,433; (iii) requires Woodbridge and Steiner to jointly and severally disgorge $322,141, plus prejudgment interest of $111,376; and (iv) requires Steiner to pay a civil penalty of $50,000. With the filing of this Complaint, and the subsequent payment by Steiner and Woodbridge, the Commission will have collected approximately $12 million in disgorgement, which will later be distributed by the Court-appointed receiver to victims of the SOE fraud. The Commission previously has made several announcements concerning these matters. See Lit Rel. 16632a (July 21, 2000), Securities Exchange Act Rel. 42616 (April 4, 2000), Lit Rel. 16343 (October 27, 1999), Lit. Rel. 15996 (December 9, 1998); Lit. Rel. 15906 (September 24, 1998); Lit. Rel. 15888 (September 18, 1998); Lit. Rel. 15617 (January 14, 1998); Lit. Rel. 15600 (December 22, 1997); Lit. Rel. 15571 (November 25, 1997); Lit. Rel. 15490 (September 12, 1997); Lit. Rel. 15286 (March 12, 1997); Lit. Rel. 15237 (January 31, 1997); Lit. Rel. 15185 (December 12, 1996); Lit. Rel. 15153 (November 7, 1996); Securities Exchange Act Rel. No. 33791 (October 7, 1996). The Commission's investigation in this matter is continuing. This enforcement action is part of the Commission's four-pronged approach to attacking Microcap abuses: enforcement, inspections, investor education and regulation. For information about the SEC's response to Microcap fraud, visit the SEC's Microcap Fraud Information Center at sec.gov. sec.gov
Geoffery J. Eiten tied to known stock manipulator MARIO IACOVIELLO who was associated with Notorious Boiler Room La Jolla Securities Corp. I am happy to add important investor information to Mario's resume.
National Financial Network - Management Team Geoffrey J. Eiten, RIA - President & Founder
John J. McElligott - Chief Operating Officer
Denelle Swaim - Chief Administrative Officer
Mario Iacoviello - Independent Affiliate/Western Region
nfnonline.com Mr. Iacoviello gained extensive experience in the financial industry through a decade of work in senior management positions with prestigious companies such as Baron Chase Securities, Oppenheimer, and Rodman & Renshaw. Through his work with these firms, Mr. Iacoviello has gained expertise in a variety of areas, including financing and the development of integral marketing strategies resulting in increased profitability. He has seamlessly adapted these skills for utilization in the arena of investor relations. NFN's clients and their investor base benefit from his broad financial background.
CIVIL ACTION AGAINST MARIO IACOVIELLO The Commission announced the filing on September 7 of a final
judgment on consent against Mario J. Iacoviello of Vista, California
in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New
York. According to the Commission's complaint, filed on May 14,
1998, Iacoviello violated the antifraud provisions of the federal
securities laws while employed as a registered representative with
the San Diego branch office of La Jolla Securities Corp. by
accepting undisclosed compensation for recommending and selling
stock in RMS Titanic, Inc. to his clients. Without admitting or denying the allegations in the Commission's
complaint, Iacoviello consented to a permanent injunction against
future violations of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and
Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and Rule 10b-5
thereunder. Iacoviello also consented to pay disgorgement of
$30,325 plus prejudgment interest thereon of $16,155.30, subject to
a waiver of all but $10,000 based upon Iacoviello's demonstrated
inability to pay. [SEC v. Paul V. Montle, LS Capital Corporation,
Paul V. Culotta, Carol C. Martino, CMA Noel, Ltd., Mario J.
Iacoviello, Ilan Arbel and Europe American Capital Corporation,
USDC, SDNY, 98 Civ. 3446, MP] (LR-16277)
SEC says former LS Capital officer Montle fined WASHINGTON, July 13 (Reuters) - Paul Montle, former president and chief executive of LS Capital Corp., was ordered to pay more than $415,000 and barred from serving as an officer or director for five years for alleged fraud involving three other companies in the early 1990s, regulators said on Friday. Montle, 53, who resides in Massachusetts, was also barred from participating in the sale of securities for five years, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The ruling, which was handed down on Thursday by a U.S. federal judge in New York, fines Montle $50,000, orders him to pay back more than $365,000 in disgorgement and interest, and bars him from holding executive roles in publicly-traded companies, closes an SEC civil case filed back in May 1998. Montle, while a CEO and director of Viral Testing Systems Corp., which marketed an HIV diagnostic test called "Fluorognost," more than doubled revenues and overstated revenue projections in two trade publications in 1992 and in a 1993 company press release, the SEC alleged. As chairman and CEO of gambling casino operator Lone Star Casino Corp., he intentionally left out in SEC filings the sale of more than 1 million shares to foreign investors in 1993 and altered minutes from board meetings and the company's financial books to cover it up, the SEC alleged. He was also accused of profiting more than $187,000 by manipulating in 1993 the stock of RMS Titanic Inc. , which owns the salvage rights to the sunken Titanic. Montle's "violations involving fraud and deceit were numerous and ongoing," and his "actions were knowing departures from the securities laws," the SEC quoted federal district judge Milton Pollack as saying. The ruling was made after a four-day trial in May, the SEC said. His attorney did not immediately return a telephone call seeking comment. 18:44 07-13-01
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Subject 33191
Case Study 2: Conolog Corp. The Company:
Conolog Corporation (NASDAQ: CNLG) The Challenge:
In January 2000, Conolog was almost a half-year into a corporate turn-around. Although the Company was moving towards profitability and was closing on significant contracts, its stock was not experiencing any volume, and it was consistently closing at less than a dollar. Conolog President Robert Benou knew he stood on the verge of being delisted from the NASDAQ. He - and Conolog - needed help in generating volume in the stock, and breaking the price ceiling that had been established. They turned to NFC. The Strategy:
Conolog and Benou were, on an almost daily basis, creating newsworthy opportunities that proved the Company was viable and worthy of investor interest. We decided to mount an aggressive press release campaign in tandem with a one-on-one phone campaign to our network of brokers - a full court press. Implementation:
On February 1, 2000, we started our press release campaign with an announcement that Conolog had retained our services. We immediately issued a second release, and the press was on. Virtually every other day through the month of February, we issued a press release about Conolog - its new products, its new contracts, its quarterly results - every piece of good news we could find to talk about. Each release was followed by a targeted email and fax blast to existing shareholders, our broker network, and potential investors following Conolog's industry. In conjunction with the release blitz, our telemarketing department followed up each and every release with a barrage of phone calls - to a highly targeted, and increasingly receptive audience. The Results:
In the first week of our campaign, Conolog's share value rose 225%. Volume rose to over 15 million shares in one day, and share value skyrocketed to a record high of $7.50.The Company's standing on the NASDAQ was preserved. In March, April and June, we sent Conolog on the road, both here in the United States and throughout Europe. The Company generated tremendous interest in the investment community, attracting the attention of a whole new crop of retail and institutional investors and resulting in significant financing opportunities. Today, Conolog has broadened its product and services capabilities through a series of highly targeted, successful acquisitions. It continues to generate innovative products, lucrative contracts, synergistic partnerships and strong investor interest. IR Services | Case Study 1 | Case Study 2 | Case Study 3 | Case Study 4 National Financial Network
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The Boring Winter Ahead: Watch the 2003 World Series Game Two HERE
Game Two of the 2003 World Series between the New York Yankees and the Florida Marlins.
Former "Yankee" Update: Ronald Torreyes
This is a bit of an awkward former Yankees update isn't it? Especially when we are updating on someone who was only technically and never physically a Yankees player. The New York Yankees filled their 40 man roster with the trade of Rob Segedin and a player to be named later or cash considerations to the Los Angeles Dodgers for LHP Tyler Olson and infielder Ronald Torreyes. Both would have been invited to Yankees spring training camp this season but Torreyes unfortunately won't be able to make it to George M. Steinbrenner Field this year.
Torreyes, before being on the team officially a week and long before ever donning the Yankees pinstripes, was designated for assignment by the Yankees and placed on waivers for the second time in less than two weeks. Torreyes has been in DFA limbo until the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim claimed him today adding him to their organization.
Good luck to one of the shortest-tenured "Yankees" in the history of the team.
Labels: Designated For Assignment, Former Yankee Update, Free Agency, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Los Angeles Dodgers, News, Rob Segedin, Ronald Torreyes, Trade Targets, Trades, Tyler Olson
ICYMI: Age Is Just a Number
By Eliot Podgorsky seen HERE:
For years, the fans, columnists, and anyone under the sun has claimed the Yankees are too old to compete for a World Series. When Jason Heyward signed with the Chicago Cubs earlier this offseason and indicated that the Cardinals age was a reason he left many reporters took that as an indication that the Yankees had no shot at signing him either.
With the infusion of young talent like Nathan Eovaldi, Didi Gregorius, Starlin Castro, Luis Severino and Greg Bird on the roster I wanted to see how many older players the Yankees are using in comparison to their five most recent World Series victories and the two years they failed to make the postseason.
The results are not what I thought they were going to be. First off the Yankees last five World Series victories.
In 1996, the Yankees used 48 total players, 5 players were 35+. Older players made up 10.4% of the roster.
In 1998, the Yankees used 38 total players and 6 players were 35+. Older made up 15.8% of the roster.
In 1999, the Yankees used 39 total players and 7 players were 35+. Older players made up 17.9% of the roster.
In 2000, the Yankees used 34 total players, and 11 players were 35+. Older players made up 32.4% of the roster.
In 2009, the Yankees used 45 total players, and 7 players were 35+. Older players made up 15.56% of the roster.
Next up the last two times, the Yankees missed the playoffs as well as 2015 to bring it all together.
In 2015, the Yankees used 56 total players and 4 players were 35+. Older players made up 7.1% of the roster.
The Yankees have been using fewer players 35 and older as the years have gone on which would seem contradictory for a team described as "old." The key, however, is the overall usage of the older players. They are using fewer players, but they are relying on them more. In 2000 when the Yankees used 11 35+ players only 3 of them were regular contributors, David Cone, Roger Clemens and Paul O'Neill. In 2013, the Yankees used eight 35+ players, and all of them were expected to be regular contributors. The 2000 team had older players play in a combined 487 appearances. The 2013 team had older players play in a combined 589 appearances.
That trend continued in 2015 as three of the four older players the Yankees used were regular contributors. The Yankees look to reverse this trend through the on the fly rebuild they have been going through. In 2016, I estimate the Yankees will again have four 35+ players but younger players like Greg Bird, Aaron Hicks will allow them to use Carlos Beltran, Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez more effectively.
Labels: David Cone, Didi Gregorius, Greg Bird, ICYMI, Jason Heyward, Luis Severino, Nathan Eovaldi, New York Yankees, Paul O'Neill, Roger Clemens, Starlin Castro, World Series
Most Popular Article of the Week: Cliff Lee Gets More Specific on the "Perfect Fit"
Earlier this winter a team of doctors cleared former Philadelphia Phillies left-handed starting pitcher Cliff Lee to pitch again in the Major Leagues after a pair of scary elbow and arm injuries in 2014 and 2015. Lee was bought out of his contract with the Phillies and allowed to hit free agency at 37-years old leaving many to wonder if he would simply retire rather than give it another go. Lee responded to these rumors and speculations by saying that he would have to have the "perfect fit" to come back to the Major Leagues in 2016 and if he didn't find it he would be content with simply riding off into the sunset with his family into retirement. There hasn't been much Cliff Lee chatter since but this week Lee got a little more specific on just what the "perfect fit" is for him and his family.
Lee, according to Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe, wants to pitch for a contender in 2016. Lee is also said to be asking for a high base salary despite his health questions rather than a smaller deal with incentives written into the contract like many pitchers at this stage would sign after not pitching in a MLB game since August of 2014. Many teams have shown interest in Lee including the New York Yankees, the Houston Astros, the Toronto Blue Jays, the Baltimore Orioles, the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Texas Rangers and the Kansas City Royals but all teams involved are worried about his readiness to pitch again at the big league level.
The high base salary may scare off the Yankees and their owner Hal Steinbrenner but New York is one of the few teams that intends on competing in 2016 while also having the flexibility both on the roster and fiscally to take such a chance on Lee. I'm not sure the same can be said for teams like the Pirates, Orioles, Blue Jays and Royals after the way this winter has gone down and the way most of these teams have thrown money around already this offseason.
Sure there are rumors that Lee is not comfortable pitching in New York, he already once turned down a seven year deal worth $148 million from Yankees GM Brian Cashman, and sure there are reports that his wife Kristen was not happy with the Yankees fans but it could still happen. It especially could still happen if not too many teams come knocking on Lee's door as we inch closer to spring training. You have to have a short memory as a pitcher, hopefully that extends both on the field and off the field for the Yankees and Lee so they can come to a mutual agreement.
Labels: Brian Cashman, Cliff Lee, Free Agency, Free Agents, Hot Stove, Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Rumors, Toronto Blue Jays, Yankee Stadium, Yankees Fans, Yankees Starting Rotation
2016 Yankees Statistical Predictions: The Rotation
It's that time of the year again Yankees fans, the time of the year when I make a complete fool of myself by predicting the stats for each and every member of the Yankees team. Whether you're in the starting lineup, the bullpen, on the bench or in the starting rotation I want to take a stab at what each player will do statistically so I can either look like a genius (won't happen) or a damn fool (the most likely scenario) when we look back at these at the end of the season. Today I wanted to focus on the starting rotation where I believe the 2016 season will be made or broken.
Masahiro Tanaka had offseason elbow surgery which the Yankees think could help his overall performance in 2016. Brian Cashman specifically referenced the bone spurs to Tanaka's inability to get full extension on his split-finger fastball which limited is effectiveness. With this in mind I went a little high on Tanaka.
28 starts, 18-10 record, 2.80 ERA
Luis Severino is the Yankees #2 starter in terms of talent but will likely pitch towards the back end of the rotation so the Yankees can limit his starts and innings from time to time. Severino was nearly untouchable in his debut last season and while I can't see him being that untouchable for the 2016 season I think he has a fine sophomore campaign.
25 starts, 15-9 record, 3.33 ERA
Michael Pineda, he's either Big Mike or he's not. I can't see that changing much in 2016, not until he shows me some consistency. Sometimes Pineda will be dominant, sometimes he will struggle but ultimately I think we finally get a healthy season out of Pineda.
Nathan Eovaldi can't possibly improve on his 14 win campaign in 2015, can he? He received close to seven runs of support per game from the Yankees offense last year, although for much of the second half he didn't even need three of them to win a game, and seemed to take huge strides last season in his development. I think that development continues in 2016.
Nathan Eovaldi
CC Sabathia, does he have one last hurrah in him? Well if you're the Yankees you're either hoping that he has left shoulder issues (quietly and yes they are terrible people for doing so) or you hope that he has two last hurrah's in his left arm and right degenerative knee. Did the alcohol affect CC on the mound and can he pitch through a new knee brace and another year of wear and tear on that landing knee? I'm not as confident as I should be in the 35-year old.
Labels: 2016 Yankees, CC Sabathia, Injuries, Luis Severino, Masahiro Tanaka, Michael Pineda, Nathan Eovaldi, New York Yankees, predictions, Stat Predictions, Stats, Yankees Injuries, Yankees Starting Rotation
Suspending Chapman Sets a Scary Precedent
Major League Baseball is treading water in uncharted territories this offseason when it comes to the league's newly enacted domestic violence policy. This is the first such policy in MLB and there are already three such cases that the league and Commissioner Rob Manfred have to decide on in just the first few months of its existence. Aroldis Chapman, Jose Reyes and Yasiel Puig have all been accused in some way, shape or form of domestic violence this winter and the league has threatened action in terms of suspensions and/or fines for all three of them because of it. Suspending Reyes is fine and suspending Puig is okay by me but in my opinion, and no it's not because I am a Yankees fan, suspending Chapman would set a scary, scary precedent for the league.
I say it would set a scary precedent because the evidence is not there to support the fact that Chapman did anything "wrong" in the matter. Is he a jerk and an idiot? Absolutely, I'm not trying to downplay anything that he did or didn't do and I'm definitely not for domestic violence in any capacity nor am I for shooting off guns inside your garage or home, 2nd amendment be damned, with children in the house. What I am adamant about though is innocent until proven guilty and the prosecutors and police in Florida where the event occurred or didn't occur haven't proven a damn thing.
I'll even take it one step further, the police and prosecutors in the state of Florida have decided not to file charges whatsoever in the case of Chapman due to a lack of true and/or tangible evidence. There's no evidence and there is conflicting reports of what happened that night by both parties. Pictures were taken by the police of Chapman's girlfriend and no marks were found on her, not even a red mark, and the only thing Chapman did for 100% certainty was fire a gun that he owned inside of a house that he owned.
The police closed the case completely and this did not even come to light until almost three months later when the Los Angeles Dodgers did some digging around before acquiring the left-handed closer. If Chapman hit his girlfriend then shame on him and he should be punished by the law, by the league and by his maker but you can't punish him in my opinion just because you think he did it. He may have done it, and if he did he's an asshole and he's dead to me as a person, but you know there is that possibility that maybe he didn't do it as well. No one is talking about that side of the story though even though the evidence supports it. Suspending him, even though if it were for more than 45 days it would benefit the Yankees, would set a scary precedent for the league and it would make the league and its domestic violence policy loses all credibility and gains a black eye. Again, in my opinion.
Labels: Aroldis Chapman, Commissioner Rob Manfred, Domestic Violence, Jose Reyes, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, MLB's Domestic Violence Policy, New York Yankees, Suspensions, yasiel puig
Quick Hit: Once Again Floating the Six-Man Rotation Idea
The New York Yankees have made many additions and twice as many subtractions to the 2016 squad this winter due to Brian Cashman's wheeling and dealing. Cashman stated early on in the offseason that he wanted to add another reliable starting pitcher into the fold and preferred to have a young and cost controlled guy with three years or less of service time. To date Cashman hasn't been able to pull off any trades to address the starting pitching leaving the same cast of characters from 2015 competing to bring the team back to the playoffs in 2016. The injury concerns are still there for this club so to limit them and to possibly improve the team would a six-man rotation work in New York?
I know I've asked that question numerous times but the Yankees must feel the same way I do about the whole situation. More than once last season they tried to get the six-man going and every time it was derailed by injuries. Masahiro Tanaka will have those same doubters wondering why he didn't have Tommy John surgery after every ball in the dirt he throws and they will especially be coming out in droves after his bone spur removal surgery this offseason. Luis Severino will be on some sort of innings limit presumably while there will always be concerns with some sort of Nathan Eovaldi's, CC Sabathia's Ivan Nova's and Michael Pineda's body.
The Yankees, in some circles anyway, don't have a bonafide ace in their rotation so taking away starts from an ace is not a road block that the Yankees face. The closest thing to an ace the Yankees have is Tanaka and they skip his starts whenever possible anyway so it wouldn't make that much of a difference while they are already talking about skipping Severino's starts whenever possible as well to limit his innings this season. This keeps everyone healthy and fresh and outside of Pineda's struggles with extra rest it makes everyone better, on paper anyway.
Not that the team needs my seal of approval on this but if they did they would get it because I support the idea of a six-man rotation on THIS team.
Labels: Brian Cashman, CC Sabathia, Injuries, Ivan Nova, Luis Severino, Masahiro Tanaka, Michael Pineda, Nathan Eovaldi, New York Yankees, News, Six Man Rotation, Yankees Injuries, Yankees Starting Rotation
This Day In New York Yankees History 1/25: Jorge Posada Says Goodbye
On this day in 2012 the second of the Cour Four announced his retirement when Yankees catcher Jorge Posada announced it at a SRO Yankee Stadium news conference. Posada played with the Yankees for his entire 17 year career and joined Bernie Williams and Andy Pettitte in retirement.
Also on this day in 2008 the New York Yankees offered Robinson Cano a six year contract worth $55 million to buy out his arbitration and some free agent seasons. Cano was 25 years old and was under contract through the 2011 season with the Yankees, although New York held two team options for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. Cano was coming off a season in which he hit .306 with 19 home runs and 97 RBI's.
Also on this day in 1999 the Yankees lost one of their free agents after winning the 1998 World Series in Tim Raines. Raines signed with the Oakland Athletics on a one year deal worth $600,000 at age 39.
On this day in 1966 the Yankees Tony Kubek announced his retirement after nine seasons. Kubek was diagnosed with having three crushed vertebrae from a childhood injury and decided to retire rather than risk further harm to his back.
Also on this day in 1945 the Ruppert estate sells the New York Yankees to Dan Topping, Del Webb, and Larry MacPhail for $2.8 million. Topping and Webb, who ended up buying out MacPhail two years later, will sell 80% of the Yankees to CBS for $11.2 million after 1964.
Finally on this day in 1943 The New York Yankees sold Lefty Gomez to the Boston Braves. Gomez will be released before playing a game with the Braves and will sign with the Washington Senators in May.
Labels: History, Jorge Posada, Lefty Gomez, Major League History, New York Yankees, Robinson Cano, sports history, This Day In Yankees History, Tim Raines, Tony Kubek
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XXVII Batalion Saperów (XXVII bsap)  – pododdział saperów  Wojska Polskiego w II Rzeczypospolitej.

Historia batalionu
XXVII batalion saperów został sformowany już w czasie pokoju we wrześniu 1921 roku w Puławach. Dowództwo batalionu składało się z oficerów 2 pułku Saperów Kaniowskich. 1 kompania powstała z 3 kompanii III batalionu saperów, a 2 kompania z 3 kompanii IX batalionu saperów. W czasie mobilizacji i wojny XXVII bsap wchodził w skład 27 Dywizji Piechoty.

W 1923 roku dotychczasowa pierwsza kompania została przemianowana na drugą, a dotychczasowa druga kompania na pierwszą.

Batalion istniał do stycznia 1925 roku po czym został rozformowany. 1 kompania saperów została wcielona do XIII Batalionu Saperów jako 3 kompania saperów, a 2 kompania saperów do III batalionu saperów jako 3 kompania saperów.

Żołnierze batalionu
Dowódcy batalionu
 kpt. / mjr sap. Eustachy Gorczyński (1921 - VI 1925 → dowódca XIII bsap)

Oficerowie
 por. Jan Dorantt

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Romuald Bielski, Dziesięć lat istnienia 2-go Pułku Saperów Kaniowskich 1918-1928, Puławy 1928.
 Romuald Bielski, Zarys historii wojennej 2-go Pułku Saperów Kaniowskich, Warszawa 1931.

Bataliony saperów II Rzeczypospolitej
Wojsko Polskie II Rzeczypospolitej w Puławach

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Walking vs. Running for Independent Living Fitness.
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Should you choose walking versus running for overall health benefits here at Laurel Springs?
Both aerobic activities are simple to perform and promote weight loss. And both walking and running help regulate a healthy sleep rhythm, elevate your energy levels while awake, and even allow you to maintain healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Running and walking can also be social exercises that you enjoy with friends or family members, and you can take a jog or a hike just about any time of the year, here at Laurel Springs.
Choose an Independent Living community with great walking trails and open spaces!
Always Check With Your Health Professional Before Making Big Changes in Your Physical Exercise Regimen.
But those who spent that same one hour daily simply walking cut their risk of heart disease by over 9%. Certainly, walking and running both improve your overall health and fitness much more than if you were sedentary instead. So choose whichever exercise best fits your current fitness levels and situation. And for weight loss, running is definitely the better vehicle than walking. That is because of the increased energy expenditure, elevated heart rate, and calorie burn. Just be sure to wear runner appropriate shoes that protect your body and joints from excessive wear and tear!
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Speaking of Health
How to strengthen your core
How to keep moving with arthritis
Should women take supplements while pregnant?
Children's Health (Pediatrics)
Weight Loss and Bariatric Surgery
A special doll for a special girl
Bailey Jackson is a typical 7-year-old in many ways, described as loving, outgoing and happy-go-lucky by those who know and love her.
But her assortment of developmental delays and health issues serve as a painful reminder that she has some special challenges her peers do not.
Mayo Clinic Health System is doing its part to see that she feels as "normal" as the next child.
Jackson, a student at Woodland Elementary School in Barron, Wisconsin, has been through more than her share of medical tests, appointments and procedures in her young life. Through it all, the young girl has remained her usual loving, social and quick-to-smile self.
"She has her issues, but she just is a very, very outgoing, happy-go-lucky kid," says Jackson's mother, Sara, noting that Jackson's intestinal problems began at birth.
"When she was born, she couldn't excrete her meconium," Sara explains, referring to the first stool passed by a newborn. "Her doctor figured out there was something wrong with her bowel situation, and by the time she turned three, they finally said 'Her colon's dying.'"
After several tests and biopsies, Jackson underwent a surgical procedure in which the intestine was pulled to the outside of her abdomen, creating a stoma, or opening for waste to leave the body. A bag then attaches to the stoma to collect the waste. The surgery, as well as the other related examinations, was all performed at other medical facilities.
Ostomies, as the procedures are known, can be performed for a number of reasons, including birth defects and urological or gastrointestinal conditions or trauma. Sara says it's not known what caused Bailey's colon to shut down.
Jackson's three-year-old sister, Emmalouise, is afflicted with the same condition, and Sara has tried to help both her girls cope as best she can.
"Even though they are different, we try not to make them feel different," she says.
Jackson's ostomy care nurse at Mayo Clinic Health System in Barron, where she is now a patient, took the same approach and recently presented Jackson with a doll designed to look just like her — stoma and all. Together, they've used the doll to educate children and adults alike, and Sara says it's been a wonderful coping tool for Jackson.
"It can relate to her. It's something that's familiar. With Bailey, she knows that she has the same thing as her, and so it doesn't make her feel as different," Sara says.
Upon learning she'd be working with a pediatric patient, Kay Bilse, a certified wound and ostomy nurse, contacted the company her clinic contracts with for ostomy supplies for age-appropriate resources. Through the company, she found the doll.
"They're special dolls for special children," Bilse says. "They made a little area that looks like an ostomy on the doll. Included with that is a bag or pouch, and it even has a number on the front just like the bags that are for Bailey."
Bilse has used the doll to share important information with Jackson, her parents, her teachers and her classmates — and, today, the doll is now one of Jackson's most cherished possessions.
"She loves it," Sara says. "It means a lot to Bailey to have something that's so similar to her and her sister that she can relate to. They all have the same thing."
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There is a long history of rappers using the medium of film to further expand their artistic brand. Def Jam artists like Run-D.M.C., Beastie Boys, and LL Cool J were heavily featured in 1985's Krush Groove. Jay Z went from just another rising New York City rhymer to breakout star thanks in part to his 1998 movie Street Is Watching. In 2010, Kanye West released the 34-minute short film Runaway as a precursor to his My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy album.
It's in that Hip Hop tradition that Baltimore's Ellis prepares to release his upcoming short film The Education of Ellis. Inspired by the 1974 movie The Education of Sonny Carson, Ellis uses his version to tell the story of how music steered his life away from the violence and self-destruction associated with the street life of B-more.
Like his predecessors, Ellis uses his The Education of Ellis movie as an accompaniment to his musical career. He released a mixtape of the same name in 2013. The 16-track project includes appearances by The Lox' Styles P, Stan Green, AL Great, and BMC. Along with the visuals for the mini-movie, Ellis has also filmed videos for the singles "Ice Cold" and "Misled" featuring Styles.
The Education of Ellis will premiere at a private screening tonight in New York City.