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Are you aware of the key factors that impact your company's value? Often, these are clear to see. These include projected cash flows, the reputation of your business, the value of your assets and the general outlook for your industry. A combination of these elements will positively or negatively impact your business valuation when the time comes to take it to market.
However, other aspects are not quite as obvious, yet can be instrumental in establishing your company's overall value. One of these is the diversity of a company's customer base. Of course, many companies are proud of the long-term relationship they have established with a respected client. This can be an important factor in getting your start-up company off the ground.
But, from that moment on, it is important to diversify. Late last year, a report published by the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) highlighted the significance a diverse customer base has on your overall business valuation. Their survey of nearly 1,000 Alberta SMEs brought attention to important details that all business owners should be aware of:
A startling statistic from the BDC's report is that 62% of the Alberta businesses surveyed said they do not rely on a single customer for their revenue. This indicates that close to 38% of Alberta companies have customer concentration issues, which could prove problematic to many potential buyers.
Take for example the case of Celestica in 2013. The Toronto-based electronics manufacturing company had annual revenue of US$6.5 billion in 2012. However, Smartphone constructors Blackberry generated approximately 20% of this. When they were forced to end their relationship due to their own cost-cutting measures, Celestica's first-quarter results were down 19%, forcing the business to reinvent itself in recent years in a bid to rebuild.
Consider this scenario: You wish to place your Vancouver-based manufacturing company on the market, buoyed by a compound annual growth of 20% over the past five years, improving profit margins and an annual revenue of C$18 million. However, a professional buyer has been alerted by the fact a single customer is responsible for 28% of this annual revenue.
Investors will likely be concerned by this overreliance on a sole client. They would consequently be more likely to shift their interests toward a similar business with a broader customer base, as it represents a greatly reduced risk (and buyers hate risk). While total revenue and consistent growth are important, they can be significantly impacted by the hazards associated with relying on a single source for revenue.
This scenario also makes it difficult to convince investors that the relationship with this prominent client is not predicated on their connection with the current owners. This would be viewed as a sizeable risk factor to many buyers; what if the customer was to cut back on orders following the change of ownership? Clearly, the revenue of the company will inevitably suffer.
There is a solution to this problem. It is crucial to never allow your company to become complacent in its marketing and sales efforts. As time goes on, you can find yourself dependent on the income generated from this single source, placing your future earnings at risk from the perspective of a potential buyer.
Therefore, when you decide the time is right to sell your small business, you should conduct a thorough review of your client list. If you find that your company has become reliant on a single stream of revenue, it is important to identify and pursue additional sources before your business is ready for market.
In short, business owners cannot afford to rest when it comes to their sales and marketing efforts. Continue to expand your base, seek out new sources of revenue and diversify every aspect of your business. Following these steps may boost your company's market value and enhance its sale-ability.
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text: Healthcare Professionals Healthcare Compensation Healthcare Trends Print Using Social Media in Your Health Care Career By Andrea Clement Santiago | Updated February 22, 2018 Hero Images/Digital Vision/Getty Images More in Healthcare Professionals Healthcare Compensation Healthcare Trends Career Choices Training & Education Getting Hired Geriatric Care Office Management Medical Technology Medical Supplies Social media may be used a number of ways within the medical industry. Social media sites, including social networking websites, have grown tremendously and have become a popular way of communicating, networking, and growing a business. New uses for social media are being developed every day, particularly in the medical industry. Many books and articles have been written about how to use social media. However, there is not a great deal of information specific to the healthcare industry. There are several ways that medical professionals may utilize social media or social networking sites in the healthcare industry. Medical Job Search and Professional Networking Several websites provide excellent networking opportunities. Some are general in nature, and some have been created specifically for medical professionals. The general sites can also be helpful, especially if you know where and how to find other medical professionals. Also, the general sites are great for reaching out to patients and consumers. LinkedIn: LinkedIn has one of the largest online networks of members, as it was one of the first sites designed solely for professional networking.Twitter: Twitter is a micro-blogging site that offers a number of ways to receive industry news updates, share information, and connect with other medical professionals.Facebook: Many hospitals, such as the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, have a presence on Facebook now. Facebook is another way for healthcare providers and institutions to maintain contact and relationships with other medical professionals, patients, and the general public. Clinical Applications Social media is taking on clinical uses as well. Hospitals have started utilizing Twitter as a teaching tool, as well as a marketing tool, "tweeting" each step along the way of a surgery. Additionally, Sermo, a networking website exclusive to physicians, offers a unique, confidential environment where physicians can informally consult on medical cases and share valuable information. Administrative Uses Some medical office managers and thought leaders in the healthcare industry feel that some social media sites could be an excellent notification method between providers and patients. For example, Twitter could be used for scheduling appointments, appointment reminders, practice updates, or public health notifications. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Get tips on how to better manage your health practice. Email Address Sign Up There was an error. Please try again. Thank you, , for signing up. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit Continue Reading

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Back when Tom had his surgery I wrote a little about his diabetes and how it hadn't seemed like a big deal for most of our marriage. Tonight I started thinking about that.
A few years ago Tom had a severe insulin reaction where his blood sugar levels were so low that he finally lost consciousness, despite all the sugar he and I were trying to get into him. I could feel this low level panic as I debated what I should do. I think we didn't have a current glucagon pen in the house because I finally called 911. As I looked at Tom, half lying on the couch and unresponsive, I was so scared. Even though I knew it would be ok, he looked like he was gone.
After that incident, I got kind of annoying about asking how his blood sugars were. Any time it seemed he was acting a little funny or tired I'd be right there with "have you checked?" Tom was gracious and didn't roll his eyes, though I'm sure there were times when it was only through the exercise of great amounts of self control!
But as can be common with long time diabetics, Tom's ability to detect low blood sugars by his symptoms got worse with the years, particularly if the drop was slow. I remember one drive home from Utah when I realized something was off. I suggested maybe he should pull over and let me drive. But he was low enough that he couldn't really process what I was saying (and yes, that was a little terrifying). After multiple clear and calm instructions to "slow down" and "stop the car" he finally pulled over. But I did have this mental image of a terrible accident that I pushed firmly away.
As I look back now, I think that the past few years I've lived with a more immediate sense of fear that something would happen to Tom. But I tried not to think about it, or to remind myself that what would happen, would happen and I couldn't fix it by worrying. I had to trust Tom and the doctors and hope for the best.
When I was a little girl I had a fear of someone breaking into our house and the way I coped with that fear was to imagine the worst thing and what I would do. It's how I coped with the fear of Tom dying – what if the worst happened and he died? What would I do? For the first time I'm having to live out those plans. It really kind of sucks. But I think maybe that coping skill has been a blessing too, because I have had a plan of sorts to fall back on that I haven't had to really think about.
And now the fear is gone. It isn't lurking in the back of my mind. I don't have to be resolute about resisting the urge to worry. The thing that I feared has happened and now I'm living on the other side of it.
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There is something relieving and empowering about experiencing that which you feared most. I have experienced it twice in my short life. Thank you for bringing clarity and giving voice to what we have both learned.
I do this a lot. I imagine what would happen if my husband passed away. What do you wish you would have done prior, had you known what was coming?


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Have you ever had a family story that grew funnier over time? Or maybe just more poignant? If so, you'll appreciate this story all the more.
When my nieces were teenagers, they found it hilarious that their grandfather (my dad) had invested in a rapper. Knowing my dad as I do, I didn't think much of it—until his eightieth birthday, when the whole family gave him a collection of our favorite Dad/Papa stories. None of them set to rap, by the way.
"One of my favorite Papa stories is when he told me that he invested in a rapper named Freeze," wrote my niece Michelle. By now Michelle was twenty-one. She summed up the story with words so simple and kind, I choke up a little just typing them:
"I love how he believes in everyone."
Ever notice how compliments say as much about the giver as they do the receiver? In one heartfelt sentence, Michelle had turned a silly teenage memory into pure gold.
I hadn't really thought about it, but my dad really does believe in everyone—to a fault. Once when he had an employee he clearly should have fired, he gave her a raise instead. A raise and a pickup truck.
Note to self: Don't do that.
But I guess when your whole life changes because someone dared to believe in you, you spend the rest of your life paying it forward—even when you don't realize that's what you're doing.
So now the privilege to pay it forward is mine. Affirming, encouraging, and believing in others is why I created the Ultimate Reminders® book series and brand (and went through hoops to get that puppy trademarked).
It's why I'm honored to have you as a reader/subscriber to Monday-Morning Pep Talk. Finally, believing in others is why I never get tired of telling the true story in this video. May it inspire you to thank those who have made a difference for you—and find meaningful ways to pay it forward.
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Chipulu, M., Neoh, J.G., Ojiako, U. and Williams, T. (2013) A multidimensional analysis of project manager competences. IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 60 (7), 506-517. (doi:10.1109/TEM.2012.2215330).
Projects are important to industry. Project manager (PM) competences are important in project success. Yet current competence studies largely rely on small-sample, homogenous PM surveys which could suffer from uncontrollable biases and may not be generalizable. Often, the studies disregard industry specificity. We attempt to address these issues by exploring the key competences employers require from PMs across multiple industry sectors. We code the contents of 2306 online project management job advertisements in the UK, the USA, Canada, China, India, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Singapore for frequently occurring keywords. Using three-way Multidimensional Scaling (MDS), we extract six dimensions of competence present in the coded keywords: (1) industry-specific and generic skills over project management knowledge/expertise; (2) project management knowledge/expertise over industry-specific and generic skills; (3) (senior) managerial skills; (4) (positive) personal traits; (5) project management methodology experience and professional qualifications; and (6) risk management over a project life-cycle. We find that typically industry puts more weight on generic skills than project management knowledge/expertise, replicating previous PM survey based results. We believe, however, that the main contribution is our finding that different industry sectors place significantly different levels of salience on the six dimensions. We discuss the practical implications of the results
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This Website Is Specifically Designed For Extremely Fast Loading And Clear Reading In To New And Primitive Mobile Phones.
The human brain is an accurate percentage calculating machine, a calculating biological computer. The graph below illustrates the percentages of the brain programs that have been built with love in a fourteen year old girls brain. These programs will change on a day to day basis as this girl proceeds through time with her life.
On this Brainmemorymaps.com website the reader will be able to download a free ebook that explains in graphs, text, charts, and tables in simple to read text for the child and adult reader to understand every aspect of their brain to: plan and enjoy as much of their life as is humanly possible.
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LG Transpyre for Verizon pre-paid service is now for sale at $99.99 without any contract
Some phones, especially premium ones, go official with fanfare. Others usually don't generate so much interest, unless they have something special to offer, for example decent specs with LTE connectivity at affordable price. Where you can find such combination? In the LG F60 which was announced back in October. The phone is now for sale as LG Transpyre for Verizon pre-paid service for $99.99 without any contract . It's a special offer for Verizon pre-paid customers – others will have to pay $199.99 to buy the device.
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When the LG F60 aka LG Transpyre was unveiled, it was advertised as a unique offering in its class and for a very good reason. While 4G LTE connectivity in high-end phones is nowadays standard, less advanced handsets often miss this feature. LG, however, put LTE radio inside the device and still managed to keep its price at a budget level – the Transpyre is one of the cheapest LTE phones currently available on our market.
Design-wise, the phone is rather unassuming. It has gently curved back with smooth cover and relatively slim bezels which account for quite compact measurements despite a big 4.5-inch screen. The display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and has a 480 x 800 resolution at a pixel density of 207 ppi. Driving the device is a quad-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon 410 processor paired with Adreno 306 GPU and 1GB of RAM.
The phone comes with a mere 4GB of internal memory but luckily it also sports microSD slot for storage expansion. The main 5-megapixel camera is accompanied by a VGA front-facing shooter, and the whole package is powered by a removable 2,100 mAh battery. The handset runs Android 4.4 KitKat out of the box and also offers some of LG's popular functionalities such as Knock Code.
Summing up, the LG Transpyre appears to be a decent mid-ranger. The fact that it offers LTE support and costs under $100 only adds to its attractiveness. After all, the combination of lightning-fast connectivity and cheap price is not very common. That said, if you still don't have any idea for holiday gifts, the LG Transpyre might be a interesting option.
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Inspections are provided through an mold testing & inspection company, Enzcycle Labs. During mold inspections, Enzycle Labs examines the entire exterior and interior of the building. They assess the property to determine what caused the mold, identify and sample moldy areas. Following the inspection, a report is provided to us from Enzycle Labs and a mold advisor will make suggestions on what steps should be taken next.
Our mold testing services are also done through Enzcycle Labs. Mold Tests assess the level of contamination and the type of mold. Enzycle Labs compare the results with the base standards to determine the saturation level in the air. Each sample taken follows a chain of custody. Following the test, a mold advisor will provide any suggestions. These test results are efficient and usually provides results between 24-48 hours. Full warranty mold remediation jobs includes post tests 72 hours after cleaning.
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Hey, the name's Ari Colon and I am a die hard Yankees fan and have been since the moment I stepped onto this earth, I'm also a freelance writer and entrepreneur. A few months back I noticed that a lot of these Yankee blogs on the internet are not really from a fans perspective. So I decided to create this blog for real Yankee fans and express the feelings and thoughts of a real hardcore fans view. I follow baseball and the Yankees year round 24/7 and love talking about it.
I am a Hispanic American that grew up in the Washington Heights area of Manhattan and then later moved to where I live now in the Bronx. I graduated from Iona College with a BBA in 2014 and used to run my family business until recently when I decided to pursue my new found interest in becoming a freelance sports writer. Please feel free to get in contact with me on my contact page. I am open to any opportunity or even just for discussions.


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Louisiana Capital CDC and the SBA 504 Program are the perfect fit for your bank and borrower when it comes to lower down payment (10%), longer term (20 year) and fixed rate real estate financing. Call us today to find out how!
Louisiana Capital along with banking partner, Red River Bank, recently closed on the permanent loan for Marketplace Chevrolet Buick allowing them to open a new, larger, 24,000 plus square-foot facility. Owners James Lynch and John Adam's vision for growth into a new state-of-the-art facility became reality with the opening of the new location on I-49 at the Stonewall exit in Stonewall, LA in the fall of 2015.
Serving DeSoto Parish and the surrounding areas in Northwest Louisiana for over 25 years, Mansfield Auto World is now Marketplace Chevrolet Buick, North Louisiana's most dynamic Chevy, Buick, and used car dealership.
"Red River Bank along with Louisiana Capital CDC, introduced a financing product that was a perfect fit for our new project. By using the SBA 504 Program, we were able to take advantage of a lower down payment requirement and fixed rate financing option for a longer period of time. We are very excited to start this new phase of our growth and we are proud of our new partnership with Red River Bank, Louisiana Capital CDC and the SBA." says James Lynch.
Commercial Lender, BJ Robison of Red River Bank says "Being able to offer our clients options for long-term financing is a big plus for our bank. For this project, the lower down payment, longer term, fixed rate that 504 offers was attractive to our borrower. Getting Louisiana Capital involved early on in the process was key to the quick five-day SBA approval turnaround."
Dr. Brandon Martin graduated from LSU School of Dentistry in 2005.
In pursuit of owning his own practice, he moved to Lafayette in January of 2010 and opened Martin Family & Cosmetic Dentistry in a small leased space. In a short period of time, he experienced phenomenal growth and realized he would soon need more space to keep up with demand. The next logical step for him would be an investment in his own business with the purchase of land and construction of a new facility. The search began for a new location and for financing. After meeting with Kevin Romero of Rayne State Bank and learning more about the SBA 504 loan program offered through Louisiana Capital, Dr. Martin realized this owner occupied, commercial real estate, permanent financing offer was the right fit for him and his young, growing company.
Dr. Martin says that "having the option to lock in a low rate and stretch out payments over a longer period of time for such a large capital outlay was key - the financing package from the bank and Louisiana Capital allowed me to build and own my own facility sooner than I originally thought possible."
In the early months of 2007 Olympian Machine was only a dream. It wasn't until South Louisiana Bank teamed up with Louisiana Capital CDC with financing options that Olympian's dream started to become a reality. With George Robichaux, Senior Vice President of South Louisiana Bank utilizing the SBA 504 program to stabilize the financing requirements, Olympian Machine was able to implement its business plan and vision for a newly created market niche in precision manufacturing of down hole oilfield tools.
By using the SBA 504 program, Olympian Machine opened its doors in April 2007 and has now grown to two state of the art manufacturing facilities in Gray, LA and Katy, TX. Olympian Machine offers a wide range of manufacturing options with 24 hour operations in both facilities. As per George, "SBA 504 was a great fit for our bank as our equity position relative to collateral was at 50% and for our borrower as the program allowed them to get their business up and running". We thank George for recognizing the value added benefits that 504 provided to both his bank and his borrower and congratulate Olympian Machine on their continued success.
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I had a play around, and it broke my text into stats, critique, sentence flow and a whole bunch of funky little bits of information. It seemed to detect the style of the submitted text (ie. whether it was prose or an essay), and I assume it applies different rules to the text accordingly.
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text: ENTHUSIASM WIN QUEEN'S AWARD6:01 amThe Enthusiasm Trust has been awarded the highest possible honour by the Queen for our continuing work with young people throughout the East Midlands and North West.On June 2, it was announced that The Enthusiasm Trust, are to be a 2018 recipient of The Queen's Award for the Voluntary Sector, which is the charity equivalent of an MBE.Other notable winners of this award include British Red Cross and Age UK.Enthusiasm Trust founder, Joe Russo, said: "We are unbelievably proud to receive the award. It is a fantastic recognition of the hard work the whole Enthusiasm team put into helping young people every single day."We are hopeful that the award will help us to gain a greater profile in the East Midlands area and increase our access to funding so we can continue the good work we have been doing for 25 years."Joe, 48, who now lives in Derby, was born in Manchester to Italian immigrant parents. Severely dyslexic, he moved in Derby in 1992 to launch his own carpentry business and it was there the idea for Enthusiasm developed after spotting some youths stealing from a building."When I asked one boy what his dad would say if he got caught, he told me his dad wouldn't say anything – because he was in jail and would be for the next 10 years."I grew up thinking everyone had a family around them to support them, but after challenging these kids about their behaviour I realised it was not the same for everyone. At that moment the idea for Enthusiasm was formed."Recognising a need for something in the community for these boys and others like them, Joe drew on his own experience attending boxing and youth clubs in Manchester to launch a youth club in Allerton, Derby, back in 1992.With the aim of providing a place of safety and support for young people in the area, Joe was soon attracting more than 100 children each week. And while he did encounter some opposition in the early days from the local authority, it wasn't long before people started to take note.Links were made with the local secondary school and the decreasing crime numbers didn't go unnoticed by the local police force.Two and half decades later, Enthusiasm is now a registered charity and still runs 14 weekly youth clubs across Derby, Nottingham and Salford. However, it also expanded its services while trying to help some of society's most vulnerable young people reach their true potential. As well as the youth clubs, Enthusiasm delivers workshops to schools and runs a distinct one-on-one mentoring programme. In 2016 alone more than 6,500 10 to 25-year-olds were supported by the charity.And Joe believes the need for Enthusiasm is a great today as it was back in 1992.He said: "As a society I don't think we do enough to support the most vulnerable young people. We are all too busy to truly see the full story and a lot of people are influenced by headlines and statistics. There is a complete lack of understanding why people behave the way they do."For example, a 14-year-old boy is arrested for carrying a knife. That is a terrible crime to commit, but what the headline won't tell you is that he was carrying the knife because he has been threatened by another child over social media and he has no one to turn to. Society doesn't always see the person, just their issues. We have no idea the kind of soup some people are swimming in."When people discover what we do, we get the most tremendous support. We show them the young people we are working with and then tell them their back stories. We work with children who have witnessed their parents being stabbed to death; and others who attend our youth clubs because they know they will be able to get a slice of toast and otherwise they will go hungry."We work with hidden children, and people don't realise they are there in our community. Once they do, they generally want to help."Some of the most vulnerable youngsters to come through Enthusiasm's doors are at a real risk of joining gangs. Joe credits the early intervention offered by Enthusiasm for showing these young people a real way out."We provide dedicated mentors to support young people who are either involved in gangs or on the fringes of gang association. We work in partnership with other agencies to reduce the risk of offending and ensure the needs of young people are supported and they are offered suitable education, training and employment opportunities, such as football coaching qualifications.""The way charities are funded is changing and in order to help more children and young people we are going to have to work differently."Years ago, our office was set on fire in an arson attack and for many that would be the most terrifying moment of their career. But for me what's even scarier is that funding for charities is changing and we might not be able to continue to serve the community."In the past I would have loved to go into every city and set up youth clubs and drop-in centres, but we can't do that today."Instead we are starting to work with local authorities, housing associations and police forces, helping them identify hidden gems of groups in their community who could help them or encourage them to start their own. We will come in and give them the support they need to help the most vulnerable children in their community. We are able to connect both the community and all stakeholders to tackle youth issues, with a long term view."The charity landscape is changing and we have to think and work differently to have a maximum impact where and when we can."Ends


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Media anthropology in Europe and the US
July 15, 2008
I've just posted this message to the Media Anthropology Network mailing list (see list archives for responses, incl. from Philipp Budka, Angela Dressler, and Sarah Pink):
Dear All
Jay Ruby raised a very important question for discussion about a month ago re: media anthropology in the US v Europe (see his message below), followed up by
Philipp Budka's reference to national traditions of anthropological research.
Philipp Budka's reference to national traditions of anthropological research.
For many of us this side of the pond (the European side) one key moment was the 1999 summer school in media anthropology organised by Dorle Drackle and held at the University of Hamburg. It was a great venue for doctoral candidates to meet fellow students from across Europe (plus one or two non-Europeans), and it's interesting to note that most of the media anthropologists who flew in to teach for a day were from the US or UK. The media anthropology network, incidentally, is a direct descendant of the Hamburg meeting.
Because this subfield is still fairly new in Europe and is likely to remain small I don't think we can speak of national traditions in the way we can for anthropology as a discipline, or indeed of media anthropology in the US (see Peterson 2003). The shared international baseline seems to be the recent explosion of published work in the subfield from the late 1980s to the present (well captured in the 2002-2005 textbooks), again most but not all of it from the US and UK.
It remains to be seen whether Continental authors who are now beginning to publish will be as widely read and cited as their English-speaking colleagues. As is the case for the discipline as a whole (Eriksen and Nielsen 2001) and indeed in other academic fields, writing and/or publishing in English poses a formidable challenge for many non-native speakers.
Eriksen, H. and Nielsen, F.S. (2001) A History of Anthropology. Pluto.
Peterson, M.A. (2003) Anthropology and mass communication. Media and myth in
the new millennium. New York and Oxford: Berghahn Books.
the new millennium. New York and Oxford: Berghahn Books.
Dr John Postill
Senior Lecturer in Media
Sheffield Hallam University
Sheffield S11 8UZ
United Kingdom
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The sports betting is for real now in the NFL and the Dallas Cowboys start off the season with a trip to the New Meadowlands to face the New York Jets. Both of these teams carry some of the same baggage that dragged them down last year, but the Jets have managed to hold on to talent that can help them win. The Cowboys did not address their offensive line and defensive secondary issues in a way that would make their situation better.
What: NFL betting lines
When: Sunday, September 11, 8:20 PM ET
Where: New Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ
Pick: New York Jets -4 1/2
What's On The Line
The Cowboys cannot afford a slow start to this season. If Dallas cannot get winning early, then that can have a devastating effect on the team for the rest of the season. The Cowboys need to see improvement if they want to make the playoffs this year. The Jets are trying to keep pace with the New England Patriots to win the AFC East, and New York just may have the tools to do it this year.
Offensive Matchups: Cowboys Jets Betting
Dallas quarterback Tony Romo was impressive in week three of the preseason against the Vikings, going 15 for 20 and throwing for 141 yards. He was also effective in the short time that he played in preseason week two against San Diego when he went 8 for 12 and threw for 58 yards and a touchdown. The offensive line in Dallas is a question mark along with the durability of running back Felix Jones. This game will be a test of the ability of that new and younger Dallas offensive line.
The weakest link on the Jets offense is still quarterback Mark Sanchez. Sanchez only completed 50 percent of his passes in the preseason and, at times, looked completely out of sync with his offense. Shonn Green e and John Conner get the start as running back and fullback respectively. With LaDainian Tomlinson still effective running the ball, the Jets will lean on its running game again.
Betting Edge: Jets
Defensive Matchups: Cowboys Jets Betting
The Cowboys needed help in the defensive secondary and did not get it. When Dallas lost the Nnamdi Asomugha sweepstakes, it seemed like all of their efforts to improve the defense stopped. The same guys that could not get the job done last year are called on to perform again this year. The Cowboys have a great pass rush, but it will be neutralized by that formidable Jets' offensive line.
The Jets have pretty much the same defense it had last year, and that is bad news for the rest of the league. Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie are still the corners and Bart Scott is still playing middle linebacker. This is simply a good defense. It is big, strong, fast and well coached. The New York defense hits hard, gets to the quarterback and can shut down the run. For a team like Dallas with questions on offensive line, this is not the defense you want to face in week one.
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Notable Injuries: Cowboys Jets Betting
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The sportsbook promo odds for this game are actually pretty generous. Considering the key injuries to the Cowboys and how overmatched Dallas is on the line of scrimmage, this game could be much worse than four and a half points. Jerry Jones and the Cowboys front office had the chance to address the issues that have been plaguing the team for two years, but they chose to stay with what they had. All of that will show when the Jets dominate the Cowboys on opening day.
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Steven Denker, Rabbi
Steven L. Denker has been rabbi of Temple Emanu El since July 2004. Rabbi Denker loves bringing traditional texts to life in today's world and helping students of all ages and backgrounds discover the eternal meanings in Judaism and the beauty of Jewish life. Favorite teaching topics include Biblical Hebrew, Jewish History and the Jewish Legislative Tradition.
An Adjunct Professor of Religion Studies and Jewish Studies at Kent State University, Rabbi Denker teaches courses in World Religions and in Hebrew Bible. He has served on several committees of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland and was co-chair of the Rabbi/Evangelical dialogue group.
A lifelong Zionist, Rabbi Denker is an active member of AIPAC. He believes that travel to Israel is the most effective way to connect participants to the real Israel of today and build long-lasting relationships among our congregants across all age groups. His most recent trip was a very successful interfaith tour, co-lead with Rev. Shawnthea Monroe of Plymouth Church, Shaker Heights.
Born and raised in New York City, Rabbi Denker graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School, holds a BA from the City University of New York, a Masters of Hebrew Letters and an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York, where he received several academic awards. Before entering rabbinical training, he was Director of Community Relations for the New York City Chapter of the American Jewish Committee and had served on the staff of the late Congressman Stephen J. Solarz. Following ordination at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, New York, in 1984, Rabbi Denker served at Temple Sholom, in Chicago; congregation Beth Shalom – Northern Illinois Jewish Community Center in DeKalb, Illinois; and Congregation Kol Ami in Chicago's Water Tower Place. He taught, part-time, at both DePaul and Loyola Universities.
Rabbi Denker is married to Lisa Arlyn Lowe, an attorney in private practice. They have adult children.
Richard Lawrence, Cantor
Cantor Rick Lawrence joined Temple Emanu El in 2014. He has been singing and playing piano since childhood and is happy to take his passion and use it to serve the Jewish community. On the bima leading services, singing with the youth choir or playing with the Chai Band, Cantor Lawrence enjoys bringing people together through music. He loves learning and engaging with students of all ages and likes exploring Jewish texts as a way to help us shape our own Judaism today. He is an eager teacher of Jewish musical history, traditional chant, and liturgical music.
Originally from Ann Arbor Michigan, Cantor Lawrence graduated from Oberlin College in 2008 with a BA in Jewish Studies. He received his Cantorial Ordination and Masters in Jewish Education from Hebrew College in 2014. He is the recipient of the Cecilia and Harry Needle Fund Award from Hebrew College. He has had the pleasure of working with such people as Cantor Jeff Klepper, Josh Jacobson, and Yehudi Weiner. He has sung with many ensembles, including the Zamir Chorale of Boston, and was the featured soloist for the Newton Choral Society's performance of Ernest Bloch's "Avodat HaKodesh" (Sacred Service).
Having studied how previous composers of Jewish music have taken their received musical tradition and blended it with contemporary musical styles, Cantor Lawrence has embarked on a similar musical journey. He has composed several pieces of Jewish music designed for synagogue use wherein our received musical tradition, nusach, is mixed with contemporary musical styles to help create synagogue music for today's generation. His goal is to compile these pieces into a Friday night service, whose working title is t'filat hamakom, this place's prayer.
Daniel Roberts, Rabbi Emeritus
Rabbi Roberts has been a leader of our congregation for over 35 years. His passion for Judaism and his leadership qualities are constantly demonstrated within the Temple family and in the greater community.
An expert in the field of bereavement, Rabbi Roberts often lectures locally, nationally and internationally on death and dying. He holds a doctorate in this area and is certified as a Fellow in Thanatology. He is currently treasurer of the national Association of Death Education and Counseling. He is currently working on a book about the mourning that some go through when they retire from the work force.
Rabbi Roberts is committed to educational programs especially for our youth. He frequently uses storytelling as a means of teaching and communicating with children and adults. Rabbi Roberts has spearheaded the production of a multi-media presentation on teenage suicide entitled "Inside, I Ache." He served on the National Committee on Teenage Suicide Prevention was a board member on the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation.
He is a past president of the Heights Interfaith Council and the Cleveland Board of Rabbis and remains active in both organizations. He served on the national Rabbinic Cabinet of the State of Israel Bonds and was Chair of the Task Force on Pre-Marital Education of the Central Conference of American Rabbi's. He is currently on the board of the Jewish National Fund of Cleveland. He has been highly involved in Social Justice issues over the years.
In his years with Temple Emanu El, Rabbi Roberts has gained the respect and admiration not only of temple members, but also of colleagues regionally, nationally, and in the State of Israel.


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Wildcat Statue begins construction
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The plaza of the Bell Memorial Union building was closed to allow construction Tuesday.
As this was the first day of construction of Chico's new Wildcat Statue, the closure was made in front of the main entrance of the BMU facing Chestnut Street all day.
This project is said to be completed by April 8. The construction site does not affect entering the BMU.
Mary Wallmark, project coordinator said, "Today marks a great day in what has been a six-year project to put a symbol of our pride in this University in place."
"The Wildcat Statue is coming and it belongs to everyone. I'm excited for our campus community to see it—they are going to be blown away!"
Danielle Cortes can be reached at [email protected] or @theorion_news on Twitter.


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I dated my husband for five years before he proposed. For at least four of those years, my life consisted of "When is he going to propose?!" and "You aren't going to wait forever!" Really? If I make the decision to spend the rest of my life with someone, they are clearly worth waiting for, right? I always found that so stupid.
Regardless, that time in my life is finally over! We tied the knot. No sooner than AT MY WEDDING RECEPTION did the next phase in my life begin- the "When are you going to have kids?" chapter. The proposal phase was cake. I knew it was coming and I was confident he would ask. However, kids- this is a whole new level. I'll never forget when it started, "Sweetheart, I heard you are going to wait five years to have kids," I hear my grandmother whisper to me in between dances. "Yep, that's the plan!" I quickly reply.
"But Sweetheart, I might not live that long." Whoa. No. She. Didn't.
Why is there such a need to reproduce instantly? Can't I enjoy my life without crying and screaming and poopy diapers and sticky everything? Don't get me wrong, I love kids and I want them someday. Today is not that day. Why is that not okay with people? Why do people care?
I can ask a coworker, "Guess what!?" Without fail, "Oh my God, you're pregnant!" Whoa. No again.
When did it become socially acceptable to discuss a woman's reproductive organs to her without her permission? I have had one family member tell me she read my eggs were getting old in Reader's Digest. Call me crazy, but how did Reader's Digest know about my eggs? I had another family member tell me my prime to have kids was when I was 18 so I was already 7 years past due. PAST DUE. Like I am a disgusting carton of rotting milk. I am not a dairy section in a supermarket. I am a person. I even had someone tell me "I already had 2 kids by the time I was your age." Congratu-freakin-lations. Sorry I decided not to pursue teen pregnancy. Wow- you dumb.
Everyone does it differently. I personally know someone who had kids at 15 and I know someone who had kids at 40. I also know people who decided not to have children at all, and those who adopted. There is no right or wrong here. But all I ask is that the world lets me pursue what is right for me and my husband.
What if when we are ready, we can't have kids? The last thing I want is to tell nosey family members or coworkers about something so personal. Why must I defend my life choices to the world? If we make the choice to bring a real human person into this world, you best believe we will be as prepared as possible. If this means waiting and enjoying each other first, so be it. Because the next time someone asks me if I am pregnant…
"Nope. Just getting fat. Thanks, Bitch."


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