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Park Ridge, Ill.— The Big Ten Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) announced unanimous approval today for Rutgers University to join the Big Ten Conference, with competition to begin in all sports at a date to be determined. Rutgers University also looks forward to joining the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC), a consortium of world-class research institutions dedicated to advancing their academic missions.
"The Big Ten includes America's most highly regarded academic institutions, known for both their athletic success and academic achievement," said Rutgers President Robert Barchi. "This is exactly the right conference for Rutgers. Our university is one of the nation's leading research universities and our student-athletes excel in the classroom and on the playing field."
"On behalf of the Big Ten Council of Presidents and Chancellors, I am pleased to welcome Rutgers University to the Big Ten Conference," said COP/C Chair and University of Iowa President Sally Mason. "When considering the full spectrum of academic, athletic and research prowess, Rutgers clearly makes for a perfect fit as one of the premier public land-grant institutions on the East Coast. We are excited to welcome them within our ranks, and look forward to collaboration and competition with yet another great Big Ten university."
"This is a historic day for Rutgers University," said Rutgers Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Tim Pernetti. "It is an honor to join such a prestigious conference and begin our partnership with the outstanding institutions in the Big Ten. There is no finer conference in the nation that combines top-notch academics and athletics."
In order for an institution to be admitted to the Big Ten Conference, it must submit a written application, which must then be approved by at least 70 percent of the Big Ten COP/C. Rutgers University formally submitted an application to join the Big Ten Conference on Tuesday. The Big Ten COP/C then met via conference call and unanimously approved Rutgers' application.
"The Big Ten Conference is pleased to announce that Rutgers University will soon join the conference family," said Big Ten Commissioner James E. Delany. "The additions of Rutgers and the University of Maryland further expand the Big Ten's footprint while helping solidify our presence on the East Coast. Both institutions feature a combination of academic and athletic excellence and will prove a great fit for our future."
About Rutgers University: Established in 1766, Rutgers is America's eighth oldest institution of higher learning and one of the nation's premier public research universities. Serving nearly 60,000 students on campuses in Camden, Newark and New Brunswick, Rutgers is one of only two New Jersey institutions represented in the prestigious Association of American Universities. Rutgers is the sole university in the United States that is a colonial college, a land-grant institution, and a public university. The university draws on a storied legacy of innovation and strong ties to a complex and diverse state to serve the public through education, research, and community engagement.
About the Big Ten Conference: The Big Ten Conference is an association of world-class universities whose member institutions share a common mission of research, graduate, professional and undergraduate teaching and public service. Founded in 1896, the Big Ten has sustained a comprehensive set of shared practices and policies that enforce the priority of academics in student-athletes' lives and emphasize the values of integrity, fairness and competitiveness. The broad-based athletic programs of the 12 Big Ten institutions sponsor 298 teams competing for championships in 25 official conference sports, 12 for men and 13 for women. Big Ten universities provide in excess of $136 million in athletic scholarship aid to nearly 10,000 men and women student-athletes, the most of any conference. For more information, visit www.bigten.org.
- Chartered in 1766 (Rutgers is the eighth oldest college in the nation)
- Admitted into the Association of American Universities (AAU) in 1989
- A land-grant university and member of the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities (APLU)
- Accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education
- Ranked No. 68 in U.S. News & World Report's most recent evaluation of America's Best Universities
- Recognized by the Carnegie Foundation as a "Research/Very High Research Activity" University (Tier 1)
- Received almost $400 million in total research funding during the 2012 fiscal year
- Thirty-three faculty are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering and the Institute of Medicine, America's top experts on critical national issues.
- Fall 2012 undergraduate enrollment is 43,967
- Fall 2012 graduate enrollment is 14,821
- 13 percent of students are out-of-state
- Students come from 49 of the 50 U.S. states
- Students come from 106 countries
- Middle Three Conference (1946-1951)
- With Lafayette and Lehigh
- Middle Atlantic Conference (1958-1961)
- Atlantic-10 Conference (1976-1995)
- All sports except football
- Big East (1991-1995)
- Football-only member
- Big East (1995-present)
All sports
- 24 varsity teams (10 men's teams; 14 women's teams)
- 16 different sports (football, basketball, baseball, softball, cross country, golf, gymnastics, tennis, track & field, wrestling, volleyball, soccer, field hockey, swimming & diving, rowing, lacrosse)
- Five national championships in four sports
- Football (1): 1869
- Men's Lacrosse (2): 1928, 1955
- Men's Fencing (1): 1949
- Women's Basketball (1): 1982
- Three Middle Atlantic Conference titles
- Shared the first ever football national title with Princeton in 1869
- Seven bowl appearances
- Most recent – 27-13 win over Iowa State in 2011 Pinstripe Bowl
- Two Atlantic-10 Tournament titles (1979, 1989)
- Six NCAA Championship appearances
- Most recent – 1991
- One Final Four (1976)
- Most recent postseason appearance – 2006 NIT
- Eight Atlantic-10 and Big East titles
- Five Atlantic-10 and Big East tournament titles
- 23 NCAA Championship appearances
- Most recent – 2012
- Two Final Fours (2000 and 2007)
- Including 2007 NCAA Championship Game
- Ray Rice, Football
- Two-time All-Pro in the NFL
- Alexi Lalas, Men's Soccer
- Hermann Trophy winner
- Member of U.S. National Team ( 1991-1998)
- George Kojac, Swimming
- International Swimming Hall of Fame
- 1928 Olympic gold medalist
- Carli Lloyd, Women's Soccer
- Scored gold medal winning goal in 2008 and 2012 Olympics
- Jim Valvano, Men's Basketball
- Played at Rutgers from 1964-1967
- Coached at NC State and won 1983 NCAA title
- Namesake for the V Foundation for Cancer Research
- Paul Robeson, Football
- Played at Rutgers from 1915-1919 and won 12 letters in four different sports
- Member of the College Football Hall of Fame
- After RU, became an accomplished actor, singer and lecturer
- Cappie Pondexter, Women's Basketball
- Raised and attended high school in Chicago
- First four-time first-team All-Big East selection in conference history
- Won 2007 WNBA title and named WNBA Finals MVP
2008 Olympic gold medalist
- Harvey Harman, Football (1938-1941, 1946-1955)
- Compiled a 74-44-2 record
- Served in the Navy during WWII
- Inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1981
- C. Vivian Stringer, Women's Basketball (1995-present)
- Inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame and the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
- Advanced Rutgers to the Final Four in 2000 and 2007
- Theresa Grentz, Women's Basketball (1976-1995)
- Won the AIAW Championship in 1982
- Compiled a 434-150 record and led the team to nine straight postseason appearances
- After Rutgers, coached at Illinois for 12 seasons
- Eight Rhodes Scholar
- Four Nobel Laureates
- Seven Pulitzer Prize winners
- Other:
- Milton Friedman – Nobel Prize winning economist
- David Stern – NBA commissioner
- Bill Rasmussen – founder, ESPN
- Janet Evanovich – best-selling novelist
- James Gandolfini – Emmy Award winning actor
- Bruce Springsteen – Grammy Award winning musician
- Antonin Scalia and Samuel Alito – Associate Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court
- Franco Harris – Hall of Fame running back and Penn State alum
- Shaquille O'Neal – 15-time NBA All-Star
- General Norman Schwarzkopf – led U.S. armed forces in Desert Storm
- Frank Sinatra – noted musician and actor
- Amos Alonzo Stagg – pioneer coach and namesake for Big Ten Football Championship Trophy
- Meryl Streep – Academy Award winning actress
- Bon Jovi - rock band from Sayreville, N.J.
- Thomas Edison – inventor who created the phonograph, motion picture camera and light bulb
- Vince Lombardi – legendary football coach
- Lou Tepper
- Former Illinois football coach
- 1967 graduate of Rutgers
- Dick Anderson
- Former Rutgers football head coach (1984-1989)
- Former assistant at Penn State
- Greg Schiano
- Former Rutgers football head coach
- Former assistant at Penn State
- C. Vivian Stringer
- Rutgers women's basketball coach
- Head coach at Iowa from 1983-1985
- Theresa Grentz
- Former Illinois women's basketball coach
- Head coach at Rutgers from 1976-1995
- Doug Graber
- Former Rutgers football head coach
- Former assistant at Wisconsin
- Frank Molinaro
- Four-time Penn State All-American
- Current Rutgers assistant wrestling coach
- Bill Carmody
- Northwestern men's basketball coach
- Born in Spring Lake, N.J.
Rutgers Head Coaches Comment on Joining Big Ten Conference
Maura Ballard, Head Women's Golf Coach: "It's an exciting time for all of us. We are looking forward to being part of such an elite athletic and academic conference. Rutgers is a tremendous fit for the Big Ten."
Max Borghard, Head Rowing Coach: "This is an exciting time here at Rutgers as this is a landmark day for the University moving into the Big Ten which will boost the school academically and athletically."
Laura Brand-Sias, Head Women's Lacrosse Coach: "I am extremely excited about our membership in the Big Ten Conference. The Big Ten is the nation's most prestigious academic and athletic conference in the country and its stability is second to none. The caliber of women's lacrosse teams in the conference is enormously impressive, and I can only hope that our membership allows the Big Ten to sponsor a women's lacrosse championship. With the support of our administration and the financial and television opportunities the Big Ten will offer, we are excited to compete in what will be the best women's lacrosse conference in the country."
Brian Brecht, Head Men's Lacrosse Coach: "This is an exciting day for Rutgers Lacrosse, our alumni, our current student-athletes and fans. I'm proud that the work put into building our program and taking Rutgers to eight NCAA tournaments will now have the backing of the most prestigious conference in the country. Rutgers University is regarded as one of the top academic schools in the nation, and we will be surrounded by institutions that academically match all the values of our school. This is a great combination for the best student-athletes that we are attracting in the recruiting process. Our students will now have the opportunity to earn a Rutgers degree from a prestigious University, as well as having a great experience while being student-athletes in the prestigious Big Ten Conference. The exposure, locally and nationally, with the Big Ten Network will be invaluable to both our recruiting efforts, as well as providing more to our loyal and proud alumni and fans."
Ben Bucca, Head Tennis Coach: "Rutgers joining the Big Ten is huge. It enables us to recruit the best high school tennis players in the country with the promise that they will compete against the best college players in the country - only minutes away from New York City, one of the greatest financial and cultural centers in the world. No other school can match that promise. Go RU!"
Glenn Crooks, Head Women's Soccer Coach: "We are thrilled to be joining perhaps the best conference in the country. In women's soccer, the Big Ten was rated the third-best conference in the nation, so we are taking an important step forward in our level of competition. Our move to the Big Ten will have a positive impact in our recruiting. We will gain enormous exposure on the Big Ten Network, which reaches markets that are not familiar with Rutgers soccer – and we are certain they will like what they see. Consequently, our recruiting base has broadened, especially in Region 2 (Midwest), a talent-rich area of the country. Academically, perhaps our only conference peer is the Ivy League. We take great pride in our academic achievements and our perfect APR score. The combination of outstanding academics and high-level soccer at the Big Ten institutions make this a perfect fit for not only our program but all the programs at Rutgers."
Dan Donigan, Head Men's Soccer Coach: "This move to the Big Ten adds great stability to our department, our university, and certainly the men's soccer program. There are seven Big Ten schools that are within the top-70 in RPI. We are going from one good conference to another great conference. From a competitive standpoint, it is fantastic move for us. It helps recruiting efforts and perceptions from the academic side of things because universities in the Big Ten are considered among the elite academic institutions. Having coached in the Midwest for 13 years at Saint Louis University, I have a familiarity with those kinds of institutions and those programs. I am excited for my student-athletes and the future prospective student-athletes that are going to be a part of our great program in the Big Ten."
Scott Goodale, Head Wrestling Coach: "It is a great opportunity for Rutgers University and the athletic department to join such the prestigious, tradition-rich Big Ten Conference. It will give us great stability and secure our place in arguably the best conference in terms of academics and athletics. From a wrestling standpoint, the thought of wrestling and recruiting with the use of the Big Ten Network and the type of exposure that conference receives is a very exciting prospect. It will certainly be a challenge for our wrestling program, but we have always recruited and prepared to be the best in the country and that's exactly what the Big Ten is."
Lou Levine, Head Gymnastics Coach: "This is a great opportunity for us as an athletic department. Academically, the Big Ten is one of the top conferences in the country. It gives us more resources to move forward and continue to progress. For gymnastics, it's an excellent chance for us to gain more exposure as a sport and it helps grow our reach as a program. We will get to compete with some of the best competition in the country."
Meredith Long, Head Field Hockey Coach: "Joining the Big Ten is going to be both a great challenge and a great opportunity for RU Field Hockey. The level of play of all the Big Ten teams is exceptional, and will help us raise our own standard even higher. It is a very exciting day for Rutgers Athletics."
Jay Nelson, Head Softball Coach: "This is a historic move for us and I really trust that Tim (Pernetti) has gotten us into a good situation. Academically, it fits our school and it is going to greatly benefit the recruiting process. Competitively, it is going to take us to the next level."
Mike Rice, Head Men's Basketball Coach: "Not only is this a significant day for our program, but for Rutgers University and the great State of New Jersey. Membership in the Big Ten Conference ensures that Rutgers men's basketball has the resources to build our program to an elite level. The future is secure and very, very bright."
Rob Shutte, Head Men's Golf Coach: "It is a great day for Rutgers Athletics, as well as Rutgers golf. We are leaving a great golf conference and joining another in the Big Ten that has a rich history of programs that compete on the highest level. The future of Rutgers men's golf was already bright, but this announcement only further solidifies our program as a place talented student athletes want to come."
Phil Spiniello, Head Swimming Coach: "It is an exciting time to be part of Rutgers Athletics. This move to the Big Ten is going to provide us with the stability and financial resource we need to recruit and compete in one of the premiere swimming and diving conferences in the country."
C. Vivian Stringer, Head Women's Basketball Coach: "I've got the most wonderful, great things to say about the Big Ten Conference. Top to bottom, it's so well balanced. The academic and athletic brand is second-to-none. They have the most loyal fans. Their facilities are incredible. It's truly a conference that shares.
"Rutgers will do extremely well. There is nothing the Big Ten cannot do. You can talk about the collaborations between the scientists and the research personnel within Big Ten universities and with Rutgers and the academic profile our professors already have, the size of our school, academic requirements… this is perfect.
"Now I have an opportunity to not only go back home, our fans have an opportunity to support us as they always have, and then also as we play in these large arenas, our fans have opportunity to go there and (Big Ten) fans have an opportunity to come here and expand the brand of the Big Ten. We will miss our friends and the competition that was within the BIG EAST, but we are happy with where we are going. We are really happy and excited.
"Rutgers is that university that thinks much like the Big Ten. It's a perfect union for everyone. It's a win, win, win, win for everyone – for men's and women's basketball, football, our fans, and the type of television exposure we are going to get. It's that brand that is all over the world. The Big Ten has big ideas and big vision. I'm happy to have a chance to be a part of it."
CJ Werneke, Head Volleyball Coach: "I am very excited about becoming the newest member of the Big Ten Conference. Our program will be joining the best academic and athletic conference in the country. This move to the Big Ten will allow us the resources to compete at the highest level while giving us access to national exposure."


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$100,000 ain't what it used to be
We need a new benchmark for a salary that says you've made it. Many think $150,000 says 'rich,' but others think the figure is north of that.
This post comes from Len Penzo at partner blog Len Penzo dot Com.
In 2004 my gross annual income crossed the magical $100,000 benchmark for the first time.
Reaching that milestone became a personal goal after I graduated with an electrical engineering degree in 1988 and took my first job at a salary of $31,000. At the time, I figured that once I was earning $100,000 per year, I'd be set for life and able to buy whatever I wanted, whenever I wanted it.
The funny thing is, once I finally had that coveted six-figure salary, it wasn't all I had hoped it would be. While I did have more spending power than those who weren't earning $100,000 per year, I didn't feel rich. I certainly wasn't making enough money to stop worrying about how I was spending it.
Even today, with my income significantly higher than it was when I first crossed the $100,000 mark more than eight years ago, I still don't feel rich. Financially free, yes. But rich, no -- especially after my paycheck deductions to cover taxes, the mortgage, the money I faithfully set aside for retirement and my emergency funds.
True, I'm thankful to live in a nice, albeit very modest, home in a safe Southern California neighborhood. But the Honeybee and I still drive our old Hondas: a 2001 Odyssey and 1997 Civic, respectively. We also still shop at places like Costco and Target, cook most of our meals at home and eat leftovers to save money. Post continues below.
Moving the goal posts of success
The reality is, at one time, earning $100,000 annually used to be a sign of real wealth. The pinnacle of success. Not anymore.
Clearly, I'm not the only one who feels that way either.
A recent poll by Gallup found that Americans essentially set the threshold for being "rich" at an income of $150,000 annually. Forty-seven percent of Americans -- myself included -- think the actual number is somewhere north of that.
Don't get me wrong. Earning $100,000 annually is nothing to sneeze at, and anyone earning six figures is obviously better off than those who don't. But it's not all it's cracked up to be.
That's because the dreaded one-two punch of time and inflation has moved the goalposts. So much so that the importance of the old $100,000 measuring stick has been obliterated.
In fact, in order to have the equivalent purchasing power that came with a $100,000 salary back in 1988, one would have to have an annual income of approximately $181,890 today.
One example of how rising costs have made the $100,000 benchmark obsolete is the price of housing. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median price of a home in 1988 was $112,500; by 2010 it was $221,800 -- almost double.
The $100,000 club isn't very exclusive anymore
Of course, inflation has also increased salaries, and more people are earning $100,000 than ever before. But that only serves to further diminish the six-figure-income mystique.
For instance, census data show that in 1992, approximately 5% of all households were earning at least $100,000 annually. However, by 2007, that figure had quadrupled to 20%.
The proof is in the pudding: Jobs paying $100,000 or more per year are nowhere near as rare as they used to be 25 years ago. In fact, today they're quite common.
A quick search over at Salary.com revealed an astounding 853 job titles with median salaries of $100,000 or more -- and you definitely don't have to be a brain surgeon (median salary: $473,854) or rocket scientist ($119,890) either.
Today, you'll find corporate secretaries ($184,719) in the Hundred Grand Club hobnobbing with senior attorneys ($144,207), and regional chefs ($111,972) mixing it up with dentists ($133,757).
The bottom line
True, there are some places where an annual income of $100,000 will go a long way -- but there are other places where it won't.
No matter where you live, the bottom line is this: Earning 100 grand a year certainly no longer has the cachet it once did. Sorry.
I think it's finally time for a new benchmark, folks. Two hundred thousand, anyone?
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If inflation is causing a 6-figure earner to feel poorer. Imagine how the low wage earner must feel. Some, try as they may, may never exceed the escape velocity of poverty, notwithstandning the endless bootstrap and hard work ethic lectures they receive.
Stop whining.
Count your blessings.
Think of others.
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This article began with the search for a metaphor. In what industries have the Value Added Resellers (VAR's) been "forced" to seek additional revenue? The best historic example comes from our very own security industry.
It was not long ago that one segment of our industry first became crowded with new entrants only to fall prey to the ills of the economic meltdown—not our most recent recession but the collapse of the "dot.coms" in 2001.
The security dealer saw their business impacted and the savviest of them realized that there was more to the home than alarms. Those companies began offering home automation, audiovisual systems and even whole house vacuums—broadening their offerings while taking advantage of their market presence and their organizational competencies.
Today, the security integrator's product and business expansion has been restricted to the existing solution space. The integrators expanded their business (albeit slowly) with new integrated software packages and new peripheral equipment. More options were sold to the end user but were limited to the security space. The value add was meager.
Deciding to broaden your market
Consider the security dealer and then the systems integrator approaches to expanding their offering, one main difference in their approaches. The dealers left their comfort zone and entered a new market space while the integrators chose to stay within their current market space by extending existing product offerings to the same solutions. This is not meant as an indictment of systems integrators. Many have ventured outside that comfort zone and have entered into new markets; and the size of the commercial and enterprise markets have made that space more forgiving (in the short term) than the one served by the dealers.
The integrator community already possesses the technical competence to pursue additional opportunities within their existing customer base. These include add-ons to current systems and differentiators to that competition that chooses to stay purely in the security space.
In today's economic climate it is imperative that Integrators offer solutions that increase efficiency and translate to sound ROI's and TCO's (fancy terms we have had to learn). But there is no standard how measure these and each company has a different method and assigns different weights to each financial component. The expansion oriented Integrator is left to learning these by experience.
Technology drifts. It drifts into the security industry later than most industries but it brings opportunity with it. Today, the following technologies present themselves to an Integrator community that is ready in terms of technical competence.
Manage Customer Assets: Cost conscious organizations are deeply concerned with the management of the assets within their facilities. The most basic security integrator offering is access control. Nearly all integrators have been asked about locating assets and immediately think RTLS (Real Time Location Systems).
There is a simpler and more profitable way to provide customers with the ability to manage the location of their assets within their current access control systems. This is "asset tagging;" begin with the creation of choke points using receivers (readers) and active tags (transponders/credentials) which are enrolled in the software as users. The receivers send events every time a transponder is detected so that a report shows where the asset (user) is; this is the same as checking the last door a user opened. This type of asset management is designed for (a) equipment that is not meant to be moved often and (b) for equipment that is meant to move to prescribed locations (additional receivers may be required to track direction).
Based on existing software additional tracking capabilities can be added by associating an asset to an individual. This allows a laptop or a piece of medical equipment to leave an area only if accompanied by an approved user.
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To continue our quest for excellence, we need your help and support. A critical role of being on top is to capture the competitive edge, and by doing so, we need to play by the rules. The National Collegiate Athletic Association, also known as the NCAA, has governing rules that apply to coaches, staff, student-athletes, donors and supporters. Listed in this brochure are some helpful guidelines to help everyone maintain compliance with the rules.
Prospective student-athlete
Also known as a prospect or recruit, a prospective student-athlete is any high school student who has started classes for the ninth grade, regardless of his or her talent level.
Representative of athletic interests
Also known as an athletics representative or booster, a representative of athletic interests is anyone who:
Note: once you have been identified as a representative of athletic interests, you retain that identity indefinitely.
Recruiting contact
A recruiting contact is any face-to-face encounter between a prospect or a prospect's parent or legal guardian and a Quinnipiac staff member or athletics representative during which any dialogue occurs other than an exchange of a greeting.
Extra benefit
An extra benefit is any special gift or arrangement provided to an enrolled student-athlete or to a student-athlete's relative or friend, that is not available to the general student body of that institution (i.e., transportation, meals, clothing,housing, service, entertainment, etc.).
What's permitted?
Under NCAA rules, a representative of athletic interests is permitted to:
For more information regarding "What You Need to Know to Help the Quinnipiac Bobcats Succeed", please contact Tracey Flynn, Associate Athletic Director for Compliance and Student Services at (203) 582-8767.
What's not permitted?
Under NCAA rules, representatives of athletic interests are restricted from:
What happens if a rule is broken?
It is important to remember that, according to NCAA rules, Quinnipiac University is responsible for the actions of all its representatives of athletic interests—including alumni and fans, University personnel, parents of student-athletes, coaches and student-athletes.
If compliance with NCAA rules is not maintained by a person or persons, Quinnipiac is required to investigate the circumstance, and if it is determined that a violation has occurred, report its findings to the NCAA. This is also true, even if a violation was unintentional. Consequences to committing a violation range from a reprimand, loss of eligibility of a student-athlete, forfeiture of a game(s), to required reduction of a team's athletic scholarships and disassociation of a representative from his/her relationship with the athletic department.
It is also important to keep in mind that any contact a representative of athletic interests has with prospective or current student-athletes could negatively affect the athlete's eligibility, so please ask questions if you are unsure, and familiarize yourself with NCAA regulations.
Because the NCAA rules and regulations are constantly changing, please visit the NCAA's official web site (www.ncaa.org) for complete and up-to-date rules and eligibility information.
The Quinnipiac University athletic department prides itself on
strict compliance with all rules
and eligibility regulations of the NCAA. For more information regarding "What You Need to Know to Help the Quinnipiac Bobcats Succeed," contact the athletic department's compliance office at (203) 582-8767 .


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I wish the best for Brandon and hope to see him play again. We just have to (as Blazer/Broy fans) wait and see!
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I was pretty surprised to see him throw up the 3 goggles and almost as equally surprised that Battum did not after a three! Especially after Smith had done that. But hey it was only a matter of time before the rest of the league started in on the 3 goggles. YES, it would be funny Herr, if LA threw ...
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Portland Boston Golden State I agree with Tobyus the old Memorial Coliseum court scheme was cool!
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Both of the Mikes are great announcers and are great personality's to listen to during the games. The fact that they seem to focus on the negatives is how you take their comments. I really don't think they are focusing on the negatives as much as they are bringing up what happens to us in each game...
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Good to hear that we might have Camby tonight. The Nuggets are not a good rebounding team, so we will need his presence in the middle. I agree with Dhawes22 that we need to attack the basket, I believe that we should have a good in doing that against Denver. Joel is out til the 30th game against Ut...
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Thanks for the story thread TayC, I never heard what Roy apologized for! My two cents, We keep both of them for the rest of the season and evaluate in the off-season!
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I am of the opinion that Roy should sit the rest of the year, Kenny C. has a great analogy for the situation "Roy is like a 85 million dollar...." If Roy wants to have any chance at a future in the NBA, he needs to take care of himself, hang up the shoes for the season, and reaevulate next year. I ...
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Somebody was making a fool of themselves on the radio today. What a dufer, I didn't see a bash LA day for the season he is having, let alone the game he had last night.
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Visit to Waimea Canyon with local guide. Entry into Fern Grotto and cruise along Wailua River. Includes hotel pickup/drop off from Lihue & Wailua Hotels
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This was excellent for the first day in Hawaii. The bus was small so there was a lot of interaction among the guide as well as with other passengers. We saw waterfalls, canyons, pretty beaches, plantations, and places to shop. We had a boat ride to the fern grotto with a bit of hula dancing and singing entertainment. We knew then what we wanted to go back to on our own and had ideas on what we can do the rest of the week. We had an excellent lunch as well. One of the things that made our tour fantastic was our driver/guide - Mario. He was knowledgeable, great at getting us to communicate, and lots of fun. I highly recommend the tour.
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A bank, a builder and two lumber plays -- these stocks will benefit from a recovery in the property sector.
We have four top picks for profiting from the key role the housing sector is poised to play as the economy recovers. While we would never claim that any of our recommendations are "sure" things, you can be assured that each company in this high-caliber quartet offers an excellent chance for success.
Despite some recently strong statistics, this important sector remains depressed, with room for growth over the next several years. And for investors looking to identify the biggest and most likely beneficiaries of a recovery in housing, we can mention a few with very high odds of success.
First, Wells Fargo (WFC) is by a wide margin the nation's largest originator of mortgages. Indeed, it wouldn't be wrong to call Wells a near franchise in the mortgage market.
Its largest shareholder is Warren Buffett, and he is on record saying that Wells Fargo should aim for a trillion dollars in mortgages. Although it's already very large -- even for banks -- the company still has enormous room for growth.
By virtually every measure Wells is ahead of the banking pack: its Tier One Capital measure is in double digits, and although there have been a couple of bumps regarding credit quality over the past several years, Wells has been improving dramatically.
Trading at less than nine times 2013 earnings, by any reasonable metric the stock is deeply undervalued. It would be hard to find a better risk-reward combination to play the housing recovery.
Next we'll mention NVR Inc. (NVR), our favorite home builder. It has no debt and has remained profitable throughout the entire housing debacle. Indeed, since housing peaked in 2006 and 2007, the company has purchased about 5% of its common stock, thanks to strong positive free cash flow.
The company rarely speculates on land purchases and has focused on specific geographical areas, such as the Mid-Atlantic States, which is the reason why its profitability has remained so high. The stock price has topped its all-time high -- it's the only home builder that can brag about that.
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Our other two picks are real-estate investment trusts (REITs) that profit from the demand for wood and thus are clear and sure beneficiaries of more home building.
Plum Creek Timber (PCL) has a massive resource base of over 6.5 million timberland acres in the U.S. The company manufactures lumber and plywood, so it is clearly leveraged to housing construction.
Cash flow peaked in 2006, roughly coincident with the peak in housing. Since then, this metric (which is most important for a REIT) has drifted lower, but not to the extent that the company has had to cut its dividend, which has remained at $1.68 a share. A jolt to the housing market will lift cash flow, and with a lag also lift the company's payout. By 2015 the payout could easily approach $2 a share.
Our second REIT pick, Rayonier (RYN), is more dynamic and diversified than Plum Creek, but also somewhat leveraged to the housing market. Rayonier's timber acreage is less than half that of Plum Creek and divided between the U.S. and New Zealand.
The company serves a wide variety of industries in addition to housing. Most of those outside of housing are non-cyclical, such as cigarettes, food products, and pharmaceuticals.
The company began trading as an independent company in 1994. Virtually all important metrics -- cash flow, profits, and dividends -- will hit highs in 2012 and will likely continue to grow at a robust pace for at least the next three to five years.
Dividends, which have grown nearly four-fold over the past decade, will likely continue to march ahead at a double-digit rate.
The combination of dividend and profit growth, plus a modest (for a REIT) valuation in terms of earnings, should make Rayonier an exceptional total return vehicle.
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