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Women's Soccer Hosts Annual Alumni Game On April 24HAMDEN, Conn. - The Quinnipiac University women's soccer team fell to their alumni counterparts by a score of 3-1 at the annual alumni game held on Saturday, April 24 at the Quinnipiac Soccer Field. Senior Susan Donovan (Cork, Ireland), who was playing for the alumni, was named the Most Valuable Player at the event as she scored the first two goals for the former players. Sophomore Furtuna Velaj (Stamford, Conn.) scored the lone goal for the current team on the day.
Donovan gave the alumni the early lead in the first half when she connected on passes from Stephanie Blanar '09, and Steph Cintron '05 and booted it past freshman goaltender Biz Cook (Appleton, Wis.). Velaj responded later in the first with an unassisted tally to head into the second half tied at one.
The tie wasn't held for long as Donovan scored her second of the game with a boot from 30-yards out into the upper right corner of the net for the 2-1 lead. Meghan Kennedy '04 scored the third and final goal for the alumni in the final minute of play on a cross by Blanar to secure the 3-1 victory.
Twenty four players played in the event including: Susan Donovan '10, Olivia Kravitz '10, Lindsay Oliveri '10, Kara Barrepski '10, Hanne Walleck '10, Kate Ahearn '09, Steph Blanar '09, Sarah Lusto '07, Leisl Lissfelt '08, Molly Harrington '03, Lauren Carmody '03, Christine LaValle '03, Megan Germain '05, Brittany Lockwood '08, Melissa Ganias '04, Danielle Nugent '09, Cristina Salamone '06, Jen Hirsch '07, Steph Cintron '05 and Meghan Kennedy '04.
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It was the briefest of commentaries from CEO Jason Rhode that I've witnessed in my time covering Cirrus Logic (NASDAQ: CRUS). I had doubts that the company was losing its wheels, and its recently released first-quarter report didn't do anything to clear my suspicion that something is terribly wrong at Cirrus.
Primarily known as an Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) supplier, from whom it had derived 85% of revenue in the fourth quarter last fiscal, Cirrus is probably feeling the ill-effects of depending on just one major source of revenue. When Apple was doing well, so was Cirrus and vice versa. But now, it looks like the house is not in order.
After Apple posted decent results in its fiscal third-quarter, one could have expected Cirrus to follow suit the next day when it was supposed to report earnings. But, Cirrus' earnings report was enough to doom the stock as it crashed 14% after releasing results. Surprisingly, the company couldn't even meet the already low revenue expectations.
Nail in the coffin
Although revenue grew an impressive 57% from the year-ago period to $155.1 million, it was woefully short of the $160.4 million consensus estimate and below the mid-point of the company's own guidance range. However, the company did deliver a terrific bottom-line performance, earning $0.56 per share while analysts had expected $0.49 a share. But then, this didn't matter much as Cirrus' earnings are expected to go downhill from here.
The guidance, again, was well-below what analysts were looking for. Cirrus sounded out that it expects $170 million-$190 million in revenue in the ongoing quarter, behind the $190 million estimate at the mid-point. Also, the company is looking at depressed gross margins going forward, beginning with the current quarter where gross margin is expected to crash to a range of 46%-48% from 51% in the last quarter.
A value trap
So, with this guidance, Cirrus' days of rapid growth have now officially come to an end. If Cirrus manages to achieve its revenue guidance next time, it would be well below the revenue of $194 million that it had earned in last year's second quarter. Hence, if you thought that it would be a good time to pick up shares of the company trading at just 9 times earnings, then you would be falling into a value trap.
It looks like Cirrus is losing its Apple-earned money. Earlier, management used to single out the amount of revenue that it used to generate from its largest customer, but such a statistic didn't come out this time. Instead, the company talked more about its other initiatives and also stressed diversification.
There were signs of desperation on the conference call, as well. Cirrus is looking to "identify future product opportunities" and is "selling products into several additional mobile phone manufacturers" according to management. It is also focusing on its LED business, which generates around 20% of overall revenue and fell in the previous quarter from prior-year levels. Cirrus management focused on diversification of its revenue streams on the call, but isn't it a bit too late in doing so?
What Apple giveth, Apple taketh away
The unexpected decimation of Cirrus' business would lead one to believe that it is probably losing hold of its Apple account. After all, Apple's previous quarter was better than expected and, ideally, Cirrus shouldn't have disappointed either given the close relationship between both companies. However, Apple's lower average selling price of $581 last quarter for the iPhone, which was quite some way off the $613 in the March period, does tell me that Cirrus' drop in revenue and a weak guidance was logical.
As Apple transitions from a high-growth company to a more mature, blue-chip company, Cirrus will undoubtedly feel the pain. Apple has been pushing its old iPhone 4 to increase sales, and this seems to be hurting Cirrus the most since it relies on Apple for the majority of its products. So, even though iPhone sales jumped 20% from the year-ago period, Cirrus wasn't able to capitalize as older iPhone models are still selling well, and this might be pressuring its margins.
Going forward, there is yet another logical reason why Cirrus might face a period of depressed margins. CEO Jason Rhode had stated at the Barclays conference in May that Cirrus' gross margin would hover in the mid-40s in the long run, and a low-cost iPhone might have something to do with it. According to Jefferies analyst Peter Misek, the production of a lower cost iPhone is already underway and the company might be retailing it for somewhere between $300 and $400, which is at the mid-point of my own estimate.
So, if Apple evenly splits its production of 25 million to 30 million units between the iPhone 5S and a cheaper version as Misek suggests, then suppliers like Cirrus will probably have to sell more low-margin content as well.
The takeaway
Going by analyst estimates, Cirrus' days of supersonic growth are over, and the possible product moves of its biggest client suggest that more margin woes are on the way. However, once Cirrus achieves the new normal of its business, which would be undoubtedly below where it is presently, then it might be worth a look again.
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By Kelsea Stahler, Hollywood.com Staff
America, land of the free... unless you plan on showing up to the 2013 Grammys in a sheer dress that hugs your curves.
CBS standards and practices just sent out an email to those appearing on the televised portion of the Grammys this Sunday, asking them to adhere to a strict dress code, according to Deadline. And the guidelines are a tad puritanical. Nay, very puritanical, especially for an awards show that is famous for pushing the envelope compared to the season's stuffier award shows. Hell, Beyonce's Super Bowl halftime outfit probably wouldn't even make the cut. Per the email, it seems that the ladies are the only ones whose wardrobe is under attack except for that part about "puffy" nether regions, which one can only assume refers to the potential appearance of a male bulge. The email reads:CBS Program Practices advises that all talent appearing on camera please adhere to Network policy concerning wardrobe.
Please be sure that buttocks and female breasts are adequately covered. Thong type costumes are problematic. Please avoid exposing bare fleshy under curves of the buttocks and buttock crack. Bare sides or under curvature of the breasts is also problematic. Please avoid sheer see-through clothing that could possibly expose female breast nipples. Please be sure the genital region is adequately covered so that there is no visible "puffy" bare skin exposure. Please avoid commercial identification of actual brand name products on T-shirts. Foreign language on wardrobe will need to be cleared. OBSCENITY OR PARTIALLY SEEN OBSCENITY ON WARDROBE IS UNACCEPTABLE FOR BROADCAST. This as well, pertains to audience members that appear on camera. Finally, The Network requests that any organized cause visibly spelled out on talent's wardrobe be avoided. This would include lapel pins or any other form of accessory.RELATED: Justin Timberlake to Perform at the Grammys: Will He Wow Us?
Got that, music industry mavens? Keep it in your pants. And under wraps. And hidden from even hinted view.
In case this memo is just a little too much to take, what with its uses of "be sure," "avoid," and "female breast nipples," we've got a handy dandy picture guide for attendees at the 55th Grammys. This is a classy affair. Save your scandalmakers for the Oscars this year, you rambunctious ruffians; they love that sort of thing at that annual s**tshow.
Don't: Show off your "puffy" nethers
Just what is a puffy crotchal region? That's something CBS will never tell. Just keep everything, junk or lady parts, hidden well inside your chosen wardrobe. If it can be considered billowy, bloated, bulgy, distented, enlarged, or enflamed, we shouldn't see it. Kinda rules out Lady Gaga's entire set of dancers from her performance of "Born This Way" in 2010. That disturbing egg costume and material that resembles prophylactics? Totally okay.
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Don't: "Thong type costumes are problematic"
Sorry, Pink's mind-blowingly gorgeous 2010 Grammys performance. You're too slutty for the new Grammys. Art? Psh. Cover up your buns, lady.
Don't: Show the "bare fleshy under curves of the buttocks and buttock crack"
Sorry, Rihanna's incredibly memorable 2011 super sheer Grammys dress. Between the lines of puffy (but not that kind of puffy) tulle we could see every curve on that girl's body: buttocks, breasts, and belly button. This year, don't even think about it, RiRi.
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Don't: Wear clothing that may "expose female breast nipples" or "bare sides or under curvature of the breasts"
Ah, yes. The female breast nipples, distant cousin of the male pectoral nipples and the Mark Wahlberg nubbin (or more affectionately, the third male pectoral nipple). No sideboob either. (But we love sideboob!) Well, CBS powers that be, keep in mind that your rule would take out the most famous Grammys dress of all time: Jennifer Lopez's sheer, side (and bottom) boob exposing 2000 green Versace gown.
Do: Wear Sheer Shirts Exposing Male Breast Nipples
Okay, they're pectoral nipples, but still. This is okay, but JLo's sideboob is banned? That's ourMerica, it seems.
Do: Avoid This Whole NSFG (Not Safe For Grammys) Nonsense Altogether
While the dudes are all wearing mesh shirts and crotch-grab pants, play it safe ladies. Hide your butt curvature, sideboob, female breast nipples, and buttock crack so well we start to think they might not actually exist.
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Just when it seemed the Nashville Symphony might play its last note, the organization reached a deal that relieves much of the orchestra's debt and saves its beautiful building from the auction block.
The Nashville Symphony has gone from having more than $100 million in debt to only $20 million of debt. It couldn't have happened without high-profile help.
After much negotiating, the Symphony struck a deal to avoid foreclosure, and it got a big boost from Nashville philanthropist Martha Ingram, who provided the equity to close the transaction.
Now everyone is ready to move forward.
"After months of discussion with our lenders, we are pleased to have reached a comprehensive resolution that represents the best path forward for all parties involved," said Ed Goodrich, chairman of the Nashville Symphony Association in a news release.
"With a healthier balance sheet, the Symphony will be in a better position to pursue its cultural mission of engaging the community, enriching audiences and shaping cultural life through musical excellence and educational vision," he said. "We deeply appreciate the professional and constructive approach of our bank lenders in the complex negotiations, and we are grateful to our generous patrons, the city of Nashville and the Mayor's office. All of these interested parties have contributed significantly to the resolution of this matter, and without their support, this settlement would not have been possible."
Ingram released a statement through her spokesman.
"The important thing is a solution was reached, foreclosure has been stopped, and Nashville will not lose its symphony and symphony center downtown," she said. "The settlement is a great encouragement to all of us who have worked so hard over the years to build the orchestra and its spectacular new home downtown. It is clear now that the symphony organization has work to do to improve its operating results and develop increased annual support from its donors. I wish them the best with all of this."
The symphony owed Bank of America more than $82 million in bonds. Before the deal was reached, a public auction for the Schermerhorn Symphony Center had been scheduled for Friday.
"This resolution will allow the Nashville Symphony to remain a vital part of our city's entertainment and cultural scene that the world has come to identify with our name as Music City," said Nashville Mayor Karl Dean. "I commend and appreciate all the parties involved for the way they have worked to bring about this very positive result. I'm looking forward to another great year of music from the Symphony and the great educational programming they offer to families and children in our community. I also want to say a special word of thanks to the heads of the local banks that were involved for their leadership in this effort."
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At a Cala Vadella holiday apartment you'll get to experience Ibiza at its calmest and most picturesque. The coastline on this part of this island is rocky, fringed by pine forest and largely free of mass tourism. But nestled between the craggy outcrops are beautiful sandy coves with crystal clear waters. Cala Vadella holiday homes are in a part of Ibiza where those with a bit of curiosity will always be rewarded. On coastal walks you can find secluded coves and friendly little restaurants. Still, you might find it hard to leave the comfort of your holiday home in Cala Vadella – most rentals feature private pools, AC, Internet access and many other amenities to ensure a thoroughly relaxing getaway..
-Local beach. The beach at Cala Vadella is lovely. You'll find a 250-metre-long stretch of pale sand bookended by steep and rocky hills. As the bay is so sheltered, the sea is calm and perfectly clear, making it a superb spot for swimming or anchoring yachts. There's also a very gentle slope, so Cala Verdalla is ideal for less experienced and younger swimmers.
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-Ibiza town. The "Dalt Vila" or old town here is beautifully conserved and protected by Renaissance walls and gates. Such is the architectural significance that the old town has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Beyond the gates you'll find the Cathedral, dating to the 1300s, the town hall, which was once a convent, and a beautiful Episcopal palace.
-Cuisine. Ibiza has a cuisine that reflects the many cultures that visited the island in the past, and continue to flock here today. Time-honoured techniques are evident in pastries like flaons, which are semi-circular and can be either sweet or savoury, with cheese, sugar or honey fillings. Traditional main dishes are often seafood-based, such as bollit de peix (fish stew) or "arros a la marinera" a rice dish with mixed seafood.
Cala Vadella holiday homes are on an island with Mediterranean weather. Summers are long, warm and dry, while winters conditions are moderate. May through September, temperatures hit highs between 25 and 33 degrees. Most days are clear and sunny, and it makes sense to pack loose clothing, suncream and a hat. By September there are wetter conditions, carrying through to autumn with end of the year bringing much of the annual rainfall. On a normal winter's day on Ibiza temperatures get up to 13 or 14 degrees, and there are still many clear days, even in January and February.
You can get to your Cala Vadella holiday rental from abroad via Ibiza Airport (IBZ). It's the main way onto the island for visitors from abroad, and handles a whole host of routes from the UK, especially during the busy summer months. Ibiza is mostly served by low-cost carriers, and these tend to offer routes only between May and October. Cala Vadella is only 20 kilmetres from the airport, and if you're driving you can take the PM-803 and the PM-803-1, for a journey that shouldn't take more than half an hour. Cala Vadella is also served by two buses – the 26 and 42.


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Shoshone whitebark pine nut crop dismal this year
Earlier this month, the Natural Resources Defense Council petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to place the beleaguered whitebark pine on the endangered species list.
"Whitebark pine forests are being decimated throughout their range by an array of threats that have emerged in high elevation environments as a result of climate change, including swarming insects and an invasive disease," said a NRDC news release.
PHS basketball programs get shooting machine
Powell High School basketball player David Starcevich releases a shot during a recent practice at PHS. Starcevich was one of several players using the new shooting machine, which was donated by Kelly and Annie Brandt, Wells Fargo and the Powell Athletic Roundtable. Tribune photo by David Dickey
Christmas came early for the basketball programs at Powell High School in the form of a shooting machine.
The machine, which was delivered to PHS just before Christmas, features one-piece construction for easy setup, an adjustable net and a delivery system to launch the ball to awaiting shooters.
Panthers open 2009 slate Friday
Defending state champs looking for continued progress
The holiday season is drawing to a close, and the Powell High School wrestling team is slated to kick off the 2009 portion of its schedule Friday at noon when they open competition at the two-day Bozeman Invitational.
According to PHS head coach Nate Urbach, the event promises to be one that will serve as yet another formidable challenge for his squad. The tournament, he said, has the potential to rival the one in which the top-ranked, Class 3A Panthers participated in earlier this season in Rapid City, S.D. That particular tournament, Urbach said, was the toughest one any of his teams had been a part of during his coaching career.
"We're looking for continued improvement," Urbach said. "We'll also have a chance to see how well we can do against some of the best teams around. Every tough team in Montana will be there. This tournament has been a really good one in the past, and it will be interesting to see how it compares to the one we went to in Rapid City. It has the potential to be right in line with what we saw there."
Overall, 25 to 30 teams are expected at the tournament, which will feature Montana's No. 1 A (Havre) and AA (Billings Skyview) squads. Those teams also are ranked 30th and 35th nationally, according to Amateur Wrestling News' Prep 40 rankings, which were released Dec. 22.
"I'm excited to see how well we stack up against a strong lineup of teams," Urbach said.
Day two of the Bozeman Invitational is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Following this weekend's tournament, the PHS varsity wrestling squad will have a Thursday, Jan. 8, matchup at Thermopolis. The dual meet is slated to begin at 6:30 p.m.
As for the remainder of PHS's varsity teams, the break in competition for the holiday season will come to a close next week. Both the girls and boys basketball teams will be in action at home against Kemmerer Friday, Jan. 9.
The varsity girls contest is slated for 5:45 p.m. and the boys matchup is set for 7:30 p.m. For the Panther boys, that day will mark their first game at the new school.
Also, PHS's boys swim team will resume their season Friday, Jan. 9, with a home contest against Riverton. That event has a 5 p.m. start time at the PHS Pool.
John V. Lake
(Nov. 28, 1944 - Dec. 20, 2008)
John Victor Lake Jr., 64, a Wyoming resident for 51 years, died Saturday, Dec. 20 at his home in Rapid City, S.D.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Dec. 27 at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Gillette. Military honors were provided by the American Legion Post #42 of Gillette.
John was born in Pueblo, Colo., on Nov. 28, 1944, to John and Jacqueline Lake. He later moved to Wyoming and attended high school in Powell. Moving yet again he graduated in 1962, in Scottsbluff, Nebr. John enlisted in the United States Army where he proudly served his country for three years. After returning from Vietnam in 1965, John worked in Powell and soon after, he married Claudia Scott in August of 1966.
John received a second chance at life when he was tragically injured in a car accident and became a paraplegic.
John was determined to make the best of life and enrolled in college, graduating from the University of Wyoming College of Law in 1975 with a J.D. degree. John practiced law for 30 years and retired from the county attorney's office in Campbell County in 2005.
John is survived by his wife of 42 years, Claudia Lake, of Rapid City, S.D.; daughter, son in-law, granddaughter and grandson: Jennifer, Justin, Justyce and Korbyn Eliassen, of Gillette; daughter, son in-law, and granddaughter: Bianca, Mike and Cheyenne Mayfield, all of Surprise, Ariz.; son, Justin Lake of Gillette; and numerous friends and extended family.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Memorials are suggested to benefit Paralyzed Veterans of America in John's name. Memorials and condolences may be sent in care of Gillette Memorial Chapel, 210 W. 5th Street, Gillette, WY 82716 or via the internet at www.gillettememorialchapel.com.
Robert F. Wallace
(March 8, 1920 - Dec. 23, 2008)
Robert F. Wallace, formerly of Billings, Mont., died Tuesday, Dec. 23 at Powell Valley Hospital of complications from pulmonary fibrosis, with his daughter Donna by his side. He was 88.
He was born March 8, 1920, in Zeigler, Ill., the son of Fred and Ina (Tate) Wallace. He married Barbara Avis on June 30, 1951.
Robert served in the Army and was stationed in Germany, France, and the Phillipines during World War II. He was awarded three Bronze Stars.
He worked in Montana for HCL Equipment at Great Falls and Billings. He retired in 1986 and moved to Peeples Valley, Ariz. The family moved to Powell five years ago.
Survivors include his wife, Barbara, of Powell; daughters Vicki Wallace of Billings, Karen (David) Wright of Lamoille, Nev., Terri (Doug) Brandon of Anchorage, Alaska, and Donna Wallace (Marty Hanson) of Columbus, Mont.; granddaughter, Danielle Ellsworth, and grandsons, Jason (Elaine) Sayre of Val Verde, Calif., and Bryce Sayre of Fernley, Nev. He is also survived by great-grandsons Aleister, Brodie, and Gavin; and great-granddaughter Kiara.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Tom Wallace; and daughter, Jean Wallace.
Cremation has taken place, and no services are planned.
James W. Riley, Jr.
(Aug. 18, 1943 - Dec. 26, 2008)
James Whitcomb Riley Jr., 65, of Powell, died Friday, Dec. 26, in Wellington, Kans.
Cremation has taken place, and services are scheduled for Friday, Jan. 2, 2009, at 10:30 a.m. in the Nelson Performing Arts Auditorium at Northwest College.
James W. Riley Jr. was born Aug. 18, 1943, the son of Dr. James Whitcomb Riley Sr. and Carolyn Crenshaw Riley in Oklahoma City, Okla. He earned his Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Washburn University in Topeka, Kans. He attended three years of Law School at Washburn before being drafted into the U.S. Army. He served as a military policeman in Germany and Vietnam.
Jim returned to Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, to earn his Master's degree in Speech Communication where he also taught and coached forensics. Jim furthered his education at the University of Utah while continuing to coach. Jim later taught and coached forensics and debate at the University of Nevada Reno and Boise State University. In 1977, Jim began teaching at Northwest College in Powell.
On May 4, 1991, he was united in marriage with Laura (Barker) Hagerman. Jim retired from teaching at Northwest College in 2005 and later received the status of Professor Emeritus in the spring of 2008.
Jim was an avid outdoorsman. He had a passion for hunting, camping, cutting firewood and river rafting. His fondest outdoor adventure took him down the Grand Canyon with friends, family, and colleagues. Jim also enjoyed teaching, reading and spending time with family, friends and the family's two dogs.
Surviving to honor his memory are his father, Dr. James W. Riley Sr. of Wellington, Kans.; wife, Laura Riley of Powell; daughter, Mallory Riley of Powell; sons Daniel Hagerman and his wife Abbey Hagerman of Laramie, Jeremy Hagerman and his wife Kelly Shriver of Olympia, Wash., Nathan Hagerman and his wife Melissa Hagerman of Anchorage, Alaska, and Taylor Riley of Powell; and three grandchildren, Mikayla Hagerman, Natalie Hagerman and Collin Poe.
Preceding him in death was his mother, Carolyn Crenshaw Riley, on Jan. 2, 2006.
Donations can be left with The James Riley Memorial at First National Bank & Trust.
Jaymie King
(June 6, 1996 - Dec. 22, 2008)
Jaymie Dean King, 12, of Powell, died Monday, Dec. 22 at the Powell Valley Hospital.
He was born June 6, 1996, to Michael King and Wanda (Patton) Vanderpool in Cody. He attended schools in Powell, both at Southside Elementary and the Powell Middle School, where he was a sixth grader.
Jaymie liked being with family and friends and was looking forward to being home for Christmas with his family.
He enjoyed camping, fishing, skateboarding and fighting with his brothers and sisters. Jaymie was a sweet boy at heart, but had his days.
He was, and always will be, loved by his family and friends.
He is survived in Powell by his mother, Wanda Vanderpool; sisters, JeaLinda Patton and Jolene Vanderpool; brothers, Justin Vanderpool and Ryan King; and two nieces, Camryn and Charylett, all of Powell; grandparents, Wilma Patton, Al Vanderpool and Lillian King, as well as many aunts, uncles and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his father, Michael King; grandparents, Ann Vanderpool, Wesley Patton and James King; and two uncles, Delbert and Allen Patton.
A benevolence fund has been set up to help the family with funeral costs. Contributions to the King Family Benevolence Fund can be made at First National Bank and Trust or First Baptist Church.
Funeral services will be Tuesday, Dec. 30 at the First Baptist Church at 2 p.m.
Reva Gene Lane Friedly
(Oct. 7, 1926 - Dec. 25, 2008)
Reva Gene Lane Friedly, 82, died Thursday, Dec. 25 in Laurel, Mont., comforted by family in her daughter's home. She endured a long illness with courage and strength to share as many days as possible with her family and many friends.
Reva was born on Oct. 7, 1926, delivered by her grandmother, Epha Lonea Rose Swain. She was one of eight children and youngest daughter of Dallas and Clara Ellen Swain Lane. She went to school in Sundance, Moorcroft and Gillette and graduated from high school in Bonners Ferry, Idaho after moving there in her junior year.
Reva married James Friedly on Nov. 23, 1948 at Gurley, Nebr. They farmed in the Kootenai Valley, Idaho and near Heart Mountain at Powell until 1963 and then lived in the Powell and Cody areas for the rest of their lives.
Reva represented many artists while working at the Thunder Horse Gallery and the Cody Art League. She also worked for Dr. Bennet, Western Bank and the Forest Service in Cody before retiring.
Reva was active in Jobs Daughters, Rebekahs and Extension Clubs. She taught Sunday school and was in Ladies Circles of the Union Presbyterian Church of Powell and later the First Presbyterian Church of Cody, where she served as a deacon and sang in the choir.
Reva is survived by her 10 children and their spouses: Jimmie (Ione), Colorado Springs, Colo; Dennis, Cody; Sheryl (Phil Barnes), Manhattan, Kan.; Chris (Connie), Gillette; Colette (John Decker), Laurel, Mont.; Del (Marcy), Powell; Milton (Carmen) Elizabethtown, Pa.; Gwendolyn Nielsen, Casper; Jackie (Tom Wilder), Cody; and Tammy (Matt Wahlbrink), Cowley.
Also surviving are 29 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Her husband, James, preceded her in death in 1978.
Reva warmed the heart and brought a smile to everyone she met. She treated everyone as a friend. Visitors to her home were always treated to a full meal and wonderful desserts.
Reva would dance and sing at the drop of a hat and was the life of every party. She instilled the love of gardening, nature and the outdoors in her children and their families. Giving her children a creative and resourceful constitution gave her great joy and resulted in many magical and imaginative works of art and life accomplishments. Reva truly lived life to the fullest and her zest and pizzazz will touch many for years to come.
Reva's memorial service will be at the First Presbyterian Church in Cody at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31, followed by graveside services at Riverview Cemetery. Viewing will be Tuesday, Dec. 30 from 5-7 p.m. at the Ballard Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made in Reva Friedly's honor to the Cody Youth Baseball and Softball Fund at Pinnacle Bank of Cody.
Pool construction on track
A Sletten Construction Company subcontractor pours footings for the exterior walls of the aquatic center. Tribune photo by Toby Bonner
Council, Mayor tour construction site
Wintry weather has slowed construction of Powell's new family aquatic center, but the project remains on schedule.
"We've worked every day," said Shawn Warner, president of Sletten Construction, the contractor hired for the pool's construction. "We feel like things are going right as scheduled, and we'll keep putting one foot in front of the other in this weather."
Beginning in January, crews will use a ground heater to thaw the frozen ground at the construction site in Homesteader Park. The ground heater pumps hot water through flexible tubing and thaws one foot of ground per day.
Sylvan Pass opens and closes
East Gate's first visitors turned away
Yellowstone's East Entrance opened for the winter season on Monday, but closed Tuesday morning.
Park Deputy Superintendent Colin Campbell said Sylvan Pass had been physically blocked by a natural snow-slide during Monday night. Yellowstone employees planned to use howitzer-deployed explosives Tuesday afternoon to make the area passable, Campbell said.


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42 U.S. Code § 247d–5 - Combating antimicrobial resistance
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The Secretary shall establish an Antimicrobial Resistance Task Force to provide advice and recommendations to the Secretary and coordinate Federal programs relating to antimicrobial resistance. The Secretary may appoint or select a committee, or other organization in existence as of November 13, 2000, to serve as such a task force, if such committee, or other organization meets the requirements of this section.
(2) Members of task force
The task force described in paragraph (1) shall be composed of representatives from such Federal agencies, and shall seek input from public health constituencies, manufacturers, veterinary and medical professional societies and others, as determined to be necessary by the Secretary, to develop and implement a comprehensive plan to address the public health threat of antimicrobial resistance.
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(A) In general
The task force described in paragraph (1) shall consider factors the Secretary considers appropriate, including—
(B) Detection and control
The Secretary, in consultation with the task force described in paragraph (1) and State and local public health officials, shall—
(i) develop, improve, coordinate or enhance participation in a surveillance plan to detect and monitor emerging antimicrobial resistance; and
(b) Research and development of new antimicrobial drugs and diagnostics
The Secretary and the Director of Agricultural Research Services, consistent with the recommendations of the task force established under subsection (a) of this section, shall directly or through awards of grants or cooperative agreements to public or private entities provide for the conduct of research, investigations, experiments, demonstrations, and studies in the health sciences that are related to—
(1) the development of new therapeutics, including vaccines and antimicrobials, against resistant pathogens;
(2) the development or testing of medical diagnostics to detect pathogens resistant to antimicrobials;
(4) the sequencing of the genomes, or other DNA analysis, or other comparative analysis, of priority pathogens (as determined by the Director of the National Institutes of Health in consultation with the task force established under subsection (a) of this section), in collaboration and coordination with the activities of the Department of Defense and the Joint Genome Institute of the Department of Energy; and
(c) Education of medical and public health personnel
The Secretary, after consultation with the Assistant Secretary for Health, the Surgeon General, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Administrator of the Health Resources and Services Administration, the Director of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, members of the task force described in subsection (a) of this section, professional organizations and societies, and such other public health officials as may be necessary, shall—
(1) develop and implement educational programs to increase the awareness of the general public with respect to the public health threat of antimicrobial resistance and the appropriate use of antibiotics;
(2) develop and implement educational programs to instruct health care professionals in the prudent use of antibiotics; and
(d) Grants
(1) In general
The Secretary shall award competitive grants to eligible entities to enable such entities to increase the capacity to detect, monitor, and combat antimicrobial resistance.
(2) Eligible entities
Eligible entities for grants under paragraph (1) shall be State or local public health agencies, Indian tribes or tribal organizations, or other public or private nonprofit entities.
(3) Use of funds
An eligible entity receiving a grant under paragraph (1) shall use funds from such grant for activities that are consistent with the factors identified by the task force under subsection (a)(3) of this section, which may include activities that—
(A) provide training to enable such entity to identify patterns of resistance rapidly and accurately;
(B) develop, improve, coordinate or enhance participation in information systems by which data on resistant infections can be shared rapidly among relevant national, State, and local health agencies and health care providers; and
(e) Grants for demonstration programs
(1) In general
The Secretary shall award competitive grants to eligible entities to establish demonstration programs to promote judicious use of antimicrobial drugs or control the spread of antimicrobial-resistant pathogens.
(2) Eligible entities
Eligible entities for grants under paragraph (1) may include hospitals, clinics, institutions of long-term care, professional medical societies, schools or programs that train medical laboratory personnel, or other public or private nonprofit entities.
(f) Supplement not supplant
Funds appropriated under this section shall be used to supplement and not supplant other Federal, State, and local public funds provided for activities under this section.
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Podcasts Worth Listening To: WTF With Marc Maron
One of my favorite comedians is Marc Maron. I love hard honest truths in comedy. It can be silly, it can be raunchy, it can be ethereal, cerebral or abstract, but above all, it has to be honest and real. My favorite comics pour out their hearts and souls on stage and no one does this more than Marc Maron.
Which brings me to his podcast. Every episode, Marc starts off with a monologue where he talks about his current neurotic episode. It can be about something as inane as his current food obsession, as heartfelt as a current breakup with a girlfriend or as ridiculous as his inexplicable insecurities with his weight (he's very thin and fit). It is this inability to hold back that evokes his guests on the show to compensate Marc's honesty in kind, which of course makes for a great listen.
Now I don't just listen to the show for its voyeuristic qualities (though yes that plays a part). The introspective vibe of the show also has a therapeutic feeling to it, that makes me question my own actions and personal truths in life. Through Marc Maron's flaws I, in turn, look at my own and try to find parallels between them and try to figure out what I can do to improve myself as a person. Together, we laugh, we cry, we question and come back for more.
But enough about me. Why should you give this show a chance? Well, on top of sharing everything about himself, Marc is a very perceptive listener and great at probing for personal truths with his unique interviewing style of trying to make everything be about him. This different approach to interviewing has had such an easing effect on guests that they let their guards down and reveal a part of themselves that they wouldn't otherwise do so in a regular interview show.
Through Marc Maron's show he's been able to: expose Carlos Mencia's joke stealing, have Gallagher abruptly leave because he couldn't find a way to escape a question without coming out as a phony, rekindled his friendship with Louis C.K. after going over some past history and misunderstandings that led to the initial breakup, and much more. On top of all this, the show is also hilarious to listen to. Talk about a triple threat!
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Classic TV Worth Watching: The Twilight Zone
If you're like me you would await every New Year's Eve or Fourth of July for eager viewing of the Twilight Zone marathon on the WB network. That is, until the Syfy network grabbed the rights to it in recent years. Well for us Twilight Zone fans who don't have cable, this isn't an obstacle anymore. Netflix now has the whole original series in its instant-streaming library (you can read me gush more about Netflix at my respective blog).
For those of you who live under a rock and have never heard of the Twilight Zone, allow me to inform you. Before "The Outer Limits", before "Tales From The Darkside" and before HBO's "Tales From The Crypt" there was the original "Twilight Zone" series by Rod Serling. The Twilight Zone is an anthology series that presented self-contained episodes which delved into the mediums of the paranormal, mystery, supernatural, psychological thrillers, suspense and the whimsical. These stories usually ended with an unexpected or disturbing twist. They would also be infused with themes that would comment on social issues of the day (racism, war, society, government, etc.)
The Twilight Zone is such a well written show that it appeals to all audiences, from the big-thinker to one who just likes to watch a good story. Despite the fact that this series was done back in 1959, it still holds up to the test of time (something that isn't easy for most sci-fi shows). I can't gush enough about the skill of writing that was put into this production. The dialogue and exposition are so compelling in each episode that you're not fazed by the stylized acting of that time. Every human emotion of anguish, contempt, fear, anger etc., is so brilliantly displayed in each episode that you can't help but want to watch more.
For the Twilight Zone fans out there with a Netflix account, I tell you to rejoice! Add the series to your queue and re-watch some of your favorite tales and more. To those out there that have never had a chance to experience Rod Serling's brilliance, I tell you to stop dilly-dallying and immediately add TZ to your queue. You won't regret it.
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Lets make a day out of it…let's be there as early as possible to get a good spot!
One Voice 1st annual BBQ for Memorial Day weekend, Monday we are off so let's enjoy our Sunday…
Flushing Meadows Park: Exact location will be announced later on.
Please feel free to bring the kids. You can also enjoy many other attractions of the park zoo, carousal, science hall, etc…
We are asking that everyone brings a different dish, platter, or food to throw on the grill…if you're unable to bring food please make a $5.00 donation towards the food provided by One voice…
We will be generating a list to keep track of who is bringing what, please get in contact with Cathy or Carmen to let them know what you will bring no later than MAY 21st, 2011 reason for this is so we know what is left to be purchased.
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when i first heard about this a friend of mine was reading it,she said that it was a good book to read and that i should read it when i got the chance.
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Yuck. This book reads as if it was written by an 8th grader. The story idea wasn't bad, but the final product would have turned out better in the hands of a competent author.
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I couldn't stop reading it... a very good vampire story
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I loved all the books. They were amazing. I couldn't stop reading them. It was like i was in the books too. I can't wait tell the 5 book comes out.
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This is a good story, but not so good writing that is choppy and sometimes hard to follow. Although, the plot is interesting enough to keep me interested to read the others. Sometimes I think P.C. Cast should not make Zoey do the things she does because she appears a loose girl with no morals. Other than that, it's an okay book
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Is the rally over?
Europe's never-ending crisis threatens to thwart the post-June uptrend.
The selling pressure continued Wednesday as the situation in Europe devolved into political bickering and social unrest. Tensions are rising on the streets in Spain, Greece and Portugal. And Eurozone and International Monetary Fund officials are becoming increasingly incensed with each other over disagreements on issues like a new Greece debt write-down, the Spanish bank bailout and the ECB's new bond-buying program.
Stocks fell out of their multiweek stasis Tuesday with all the grace of ducks filled with bird shot as the U.S. dollar rallied against the euro. The drop in the euro unseated the entire risk-on complex of equities, commodities, high-yield bonds and precious metals, threatening to end the long post-June uptrend.
I'm recommending my readers and newsletter subscribers book profits (especially those big gains on precious metals), raise cash and consider a few short ideas in key areas of weakness, including retail, transportation and select industrials.
Why the change of heart? The economic data still looks good. Indeed, consumer confidence surged and U.S. home prices posted their best year-over-year gain since early 2010. The economic data keeps surprising to the upside, yet stocks and bond yields haven't really followed, as shown in the chart above.
Yet some short-term measures have become overbought. Cyclical, economically sensitive sectors are weakening against defensive noncyclicals. Inflation expectations -- a proxy for growth expectations -- are falling off. T-bonds are rallying. And options traders are becoming increasingly pessimistic, pouring into put-option protection.
I can't say how long the downtrend might last. But with signals becoming mixed to negative, it's prudent to "turtle" your portfolio for now.
To take advantage of the situation, I'm adding new short positions in FedEx (FDX) and Rockwell Automation (ROK) to my Edge Letter Sample portfolio.
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It's over under Romney hood:
Romney ' WHERE'S THE BEEF' to your 5 point economic plan, all fake.
Romney the numbers don't add up. 8 Trillion means BIG tax increases for middle income.
Romney "47% of the people, I'm not interested in them their victims."
Romney Bain mgt style was corp raider not empathic at all to people.
Romney State run healthcare isn't balanced and fair it's a circus.
Romney Mass. came in 47 of 50 states for job creation, when you were gov'r
Romney "let GM go bankrupt", isn't a plan it's a Bain corp raider tactic
Romney immigrants "let them self deport" ...
Romney "women have there place"....
Romney is King.....of 'FLIP FLOPPERS' is the only reality here.....
Before reading this article..... Yes, the rally is over. Here's why.
1. Everyone thinks the notion that QE3 will help the economy is a myth. That's the buzz (whether it's true or not), and that opinion will only grow, like a you-tube video gone viral. It's called "groupthink".
2. Earnings season is closing in, and the fundamental realities of the economy did not change over-night just because Ben announced QE3+. All the companies who had exaggerated earnings forecasts will be lowering expectations shortly (if they haven't already), so that they can "surprise" you when the actual data gets released. This can only serve to reinforce investor's perception that QE won't do anything. (even though it's too early to make that judgement, I never said investors follow logic.)
3. Election will get ugly. With Obama pulling further ahead, Romney is getting desperate. Expect lots of mud slinging, focusing on how terrible the economy is under Obama.
4. (Most importantly) PE ratio's hit a high mark a few weeks ago. Anything higher would be "exuberance". You can't have irrational exuberance pushing stocks in the over-priced range while psychological factors are working in the opposite direction.
I believe it will get better later, but for now, best to stay away from stocks.
Ricky Reitz, I'm with you pal. But, here are a few things to note about Wall Street.
Two weeks is a lifetime,
90 days is like a millennium,
One year is equivalent to infinity,
No one feels one iota of accountability or concern for what they said yesterday,
and that disclaimer of theirs, Past performance is no guarantee of future results, is the understatement of the millennium.
Hey Anthony....
When are you going to start focusing on your creditability! Your article from 1 month ago (Aug 16), proclaimed "An Epic Stock Market Rally is under way, and it SHOULD Continue"!
Maybe someone at MSN money should start proof reading what you write...it's absolutely insane how quick you flip your stories!
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House of the Dead: Overkill Revealed, Features 'Slow-Mofo Time'; First Screenshots ArriveFollowing up on its Wii re-release of The House of the Dead 2 & 3, publisher Sega has announced that a new entry in the light gun zombie-shooting series is in the works.
Titled The House of the Dead: Overkill and set as a prequel to the first HotD, the game will debut early next year as a Wii exclusive. Development is being handled by external studio and Battalion Wars 2 (Wii) veterans Headstrong Games, formerly Kuju London.
Sporting cooperative shooting for two players, Overkill is said to deliver "relentless, gore-drenched, over-the-top action" and "non-stop light-gun style action," along with the ability to slow time and line up the "perfect head-popping shot" with "Slow-Mofo Time."
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Live in JC: Kagero and the McMickle Brothers at Lucky 7 TavernBy Zac Clark • Dec 22nd, 2009 • Category: Arts, Featured
When most people think of Tuesday in Jersey City, they don't think of rock 'n' roll. But Lucky 7 Tavern (full disclosure: yes, I work there folks) has become a bit of a rock haven on Tuesdays with its weekly Songwriter Showcase — one of the few places you can still catch up with local music in this fair city.
This past Tuesday was the final showcase of the year, a sort of celebration of new original music that featured two very talented — and very danceable — bands: The McMickle Brothers and Kagero. As the evening approached, one thing was certain in my mind: friends would gather, sing and sweat it out on the barroom floor.
When I arrived at 7:30 pm, the McMickle Brothers were setting up and the bar was a veritable Who's Who of North Jersey rock 'n' roll, with members of the One & Nines, Tip Canary, and Copesetic amongst the crowd at Lucky 7.
The McMickle Brothers, who recently released a new single "Different Walls," are really brothers: Sam and Matt McMickle are the core of the Montclair band. On Tuesday, they were joined by guest bassist Dan McNevin, and they got the crowd primed for dancing. With songs like "Dry Splash" and "Dancing for the Smokers," they are a hard act to just sit or stand to, and even harder act to follow up. But I had no doubt that night's headliner was up to the effort.
Kagero was the main focus of the night, as it was the record release show for their new LP Japanese Gypsy Rock. Like any gypsy rock band worth their salt, Kagero has a rotating set of add-on minstrel performers. While JW (violin), Kaz Fujimoto (guitar, vocals, harmonica) and Rob Simpson (bass, backing vocals) are the meat and potatoes of the band, Tuesday's side dish on the chindon drum was Mr. Wynn, who also manned the coach's whistle.
The band started their set with the first song off the new album, "My Little Bonita," a jaunty tale of days spent after a lost love. As the night wore on a crowd amassed around the band, with old fans and newbies singing along and shouting the choruses. After they played their final song, James, the showcase emcee, asked the crowd if they wanted more. If I hadn't known better I'd have been sure there was a crowd of savages screaming for blood. Kagero obliged, playing a few new songs, one of which I was able to get on video (see below): "Rock Star in the Grocery Store."
The band played another few encores, and then I took the reins to DJ the rest of the night out. As Bill S. Preston and Ted "Theodore" Logan would have said, "It was a most unprecedented Tuesday night." Whiskey and friends mingled, and the bands hung out with the crowd until late into the evening — CDs were signed, hands were shook, but no babies were kissed. That's one thing I really love about local music: the talent is so appreciative. But as it does every night, last call eventually came around and everyone made their way into the night, presumably with ears ringing and legs tired.
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Researchers randomized 283 adults dependent on alcohol in an 11-week controlled, double-blind experimental trial. All participants received cognitive-behavioral therapy and either a placebo or a medication, ondansetron (Zofran), twice a day.
Those with a specific genotype know as 5-HTT LL who were given ondansetron drank on average 1.62 fewer drinks per day and spent 11.27 percent more days abstinent than those with the same genotype who got the placebo. Subjects with other forms of the 5-HTT genotype did not appear to benefit.
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