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Reasons You Should Believe in Herbalife
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 28, 2013 | Tickers: AVP, HLF, NUS
Herbalife (NYSE: HLF) is synonymous to a selling strategy called multi-level marketing (MLM,) or direct selling. Some argue that this MLM is a good way to start an entrepreneurial path with very minimum capital involved. On the other hand, some call MLM a bad idea, and may even be tagged as a form of pyramid scheme. Whatever the case, Herbalife continues to grow despite these challenges and the criticism thrown more »
Where Is Procter & Gamble Going?
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 20, 2013 | Tickers: JNJ, PG, UL
Editor's Note: The original version contained a few inaccuracies. This version has been modified.
The results of the second quarter of fiscal year 2013 for Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) can indeed be a source of joie de vivre, the zest for life often extolled in the advertisements and marketing campaigns of personal care products and even in the cleaning agents of P&G. In the quarter ended Dec. 31 more »
Companies that Outperform Judgment
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 19, 2013 | Tickers: FSS, OSK, TEX
With the construction industry regaining its health and helping create demand for its downstream and upstream businesses, Oshkosh Corporation (NYSE: OSK) has certainly had a good start this year. Finally, this global leader in access equipment and other specialty vehicles is on the mend after shares hit rock bottom amid the campaign of its major shareholder Carl Icahn to gain control of the company last year.
In December the 76-year-old more »
Wal-Mart's Expansion in Two Worlds
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 14, 2013 | Tickers: AMZN, TGT, WMT
At its current market value, Wal-Mart (NYSE: WMT) presents a rather enticing dividend yield of approximately 2.3%, which is why its stock has become more sought-after among income shareholders. The retail corporation holds a track record of shelling out mounting dividends for the past 38 years, and with a rate of roughly 32% in terms of its payout ratio, it is probable that its dividend stream will be more more »
Oil Companies Just Don't Go Down Easy
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 13, 2013 | Tickers: CVX, XOM, RDS-A
The market for domestic energy has been booming fairly recently, fed by the processing and use of natural gas. Companies that provide energy have invested billions into tapping resources that sit miles below the Earth's surface in order to offer cheaper heating, fuel for vehicles, plastics, and other needs. The industry is currently in the throes of a petrochemical renaissance, as alternative forms of energy have yet to take more »
Google's Search Engine Clash
By Josef Ray Dagatan - February 12, 2013 | Tickers: BIDU, GOOG, QIHU
As the only internet search provider that has consistently shown promising growth in China, Baidu (NASDAQ: BIDU) is a sure hotshot in the media sector and an emerging threat to the top dogs. That is definitely a no brainer, considering its three-year period of invariable ups in terms of revenue, operating profit, and net income. In fact, in the third quarter of 2012 its revenue surged to $994.6 million more »
Thick Profit Margins Shore Up Netflix
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 31, 2013 | Tickers: NFLX, OUTR, VZ
Ever since it shifted gears, Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has undeniably come a long way. From a firm engaged in DVD shipments to an online media streaming service provider with millions of subscribers worldwide, Netflix has evidently grown and given justice to its position as the king of the digital streaming industry. But while its unique selling point has been a competitive advantage for Netflix all these years, there seems to more »
2013 Is The Year of Cree
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 31, 2013 | Tickers: CREE, RFMD, LEDS
Many stock experts concluded that Cree (NASDAQ: CREE) is one of the companies that will make an impact this year. Cree is based in the Bull city of Durham, North Carolina. The company manufactures semiconductor materials and devices. Cree is also an innovator in the lighting industry, as it is a leading organization in research in that field. One of Cree's most notable achievements is its advancement in the more »
PNC Financial's Short-Lived Decline
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 28, 2013 | Tickers: SCHW, CMA, PNC
In a report released last January 18, market analysts at BMO Capital Markets have given PNC Financial Services a reaffirmed "market perform" score. The company has recently attained a $67 target rate on the stock, which is greater than its preceding target cost of $64.
PNC (NYSE: PNC), a financial services corporation based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, primarily takes part in retail banking, property management, commercial and institutional banking, and residential more »
Confirmed Buy Rating for Enterprise Products Partners
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 28, 2013 | Tickers: ETP, EPD, KMI
Figures seem to be stacking up right for North American provider of midstream energy services Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE: EPD). The Houston-based company, which owns and operates the natural gas liquids (NGLs) sector of Enterprise Products Company (EPCO), received a go signal from Deutsche Bank when the Germany-headquartered investment analysts issued a note to investors stating that the multinational firm has a "buy" rating. The target price increased from $60 more »
Fifth Third's Mutual Profit Growth
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 28, 2013 | Tickers: FITB, HBAN, PNC
Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ: FITB), a diversified monetary services company based in Cincinnati, Ohio, currently manages 15 affiliates with 1,232 wide-ranging banking centers, 106 Bank Mart locations, and 2,213 ATMs in the states of Indiana, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, West Virginia, and North Carolina, amongst many others. The company's commercial banking section provides credit functions, cash management and supervision, financial services, loaning and store products, and foreign exchange more »
Why You Should Take Interest in Infosys
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 24, 2013 | Tickers: INFY, IBM, WIT
India-based software group Infosys (NYSE: INFY) very recently made its debut via American Depositary Shares in the New York Stock Exchange last December. Just this month, it announced a partnership with medical company Novasom Inc towards the improved efficiency of the latter's home tests. Infosys is also the developer of Salesforce.com's Meditrack, a user portal that widens the reach and enhance the effectiveness of Novasom's diagnostic more »
An Enduring Market Buster Despite of Being Lackluster
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 23, 2013 | Tickers: CAT, DE, JOY
The Great Recession of '08-'09 saw many industrial companies experience a significant drop in their previously sizable earnings. Now, a few years down the road, it seems the worst of the crisis is over. It doesn't make things a walk in the park, but good figures tend to bring about a hopeful attitude among investors. So, where are your investments in the grand scale of the stock market more »
Will Sears be Better with Lampert at the the Helm?
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 22, 2013 | Tickers: SHLD, TGT, WMT
Sears (NASDAQ: SHLD), a global integrated retailer located in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, was established in 2005 by the union of Sears and Kmart. IT presently has more than 2,600 full-line and specialty retail locations in Canada and the United States under Kmart, Sears, and their subordinate business partners. Based on annual revenue, the company is the tenth biggest retailer in the United States, and some of its offerings includes more »
A Prominent Boost for Sirius XM
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 22, 2013 | Tickers: CLWR, SIRI, TM
Sirius XMRadio (NASDAQ: SIRI), a broadcasting company based in New York City, is the primary source of satellite radio services in the United States. The company airs its comedy, entertainment, news, traffic, sports, and weather programs by means of a subscription fee, which offers music and channel access over the worldwide web and mobile devices. The subscription is offered on a yearly, semi-annual, quarterly, and monthly basis, and comes at more »
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly with The Medicines Company
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 17, 2013 | Tickers: CELG, PPHM, MDCO
After the extravagant flair of celebrating Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year wears off, it's common for a lot of people to pay more keen attention to their health. After all, when the guests have left and the parties are over, you tend to notice that you gained more than just a few unwanted pounds; you also increased your chances of getting sick and acquiring illnesses. In my opinion, being more »
Better Cancer Treatment: Partnerships and Dividends
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 17, 2013 | Tickers: AEGR, AZN, ISIS
The quality of life that we live is determined in part by how healthy our physical being is. All of us get sick at one time or another, for which we consult a doctor who prescribes a medicine that helps us to regain our health. But as we all know, sicknesses such as cancer and other autoimmune diseases cannot be cured by over-the-counter drugs. Drugs for these kinds of ailments more »
Tata Motors is Right on Track
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 17, 2013 | Tickers: DDAIY, DDAIF.PK, F, TTM
Stocks in emerging markets have been the stuff of financial legends. They can either be a boon or a bane depending on who you talk to, and can either add a fortune to your income or drag down a portfolio that isn't diversified enough. In the case of India's largest manufacturer of automobiles, which is the case? Tata Motors (NYSE: TTM) isn't a company that has a more »
Sprint Nextel Is Still Up and Running
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 16, 2013 | Tickers: AAPL, MSFT, S
Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) has recently collaborated with Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) to distribute smartphones throughout the country, utilizing the former's network and the latter's Windows 8 operating system. Sprint also has plans to bring out a couple of more handsets from heavy-hitting device manufacturers HTC and Sprint. The operating system, while not the most popular among mobile devices (with Android leading the pack), promises to deliver the virtual more »
Yum! Never Expected Being Slapped With a Rubber Chicken
By Josef Ray Dagatan - January 15, 2013 | Tickers: MCD, YUM
When good things happen, sometimes the bad just sinks in at the least expected moment. Though this scenario does not happen much to global-scale businesses, especially those that have planned to expand markets in larger market spheres, one just cannot fathom the application of this case with what actually happened to two of the great food companies in Mainland China. Just imagine the scenario that when things have been doing more »
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Definición de standstill agreement en inglés:
standstill agreementSilabificación: stand·still a·gree·ment
1An agreement between two countries in which a debt owed by one to the other is held in abeyance for a specified period.
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The extension follows a two-week standstill agreement Genuity signed with its banks in July.
- I accordingly approached the Dominions of India and Pakistan to enter into standstill agreement with my State.
- Australia is also opposed to any standstill agreement whereby Australia will not be able to change the existing regulatory framework.
1.1An agreement between a company and a bidder for the company in which the bidder agrees to buy no more shares for a specified period.
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- The difficulty with a standstill agreement is that the proportion of the market that today's 'new and emerging services' will command tomorrow, cannot be known.
- He was never asked to draft a standstill agreement.
- Meanwhile O'Brien has refused to sign a standstill agreement which would require e-Island to withdraw for a specified period if the Eircom board rejected its bid.
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I have discussed this matter with other participants at the conferences. Bringing up stuff up to the counterweight at GEO means only to pile stuff at that altitude. The CNT tether, just like the SpaceShaft only brings things to a certain altitude from where they have to be launched.
Only Rockets are capable of fulfilling both requirements. That is; bringing a payload up to an operational altitude and giving the object enough velocity to make of it a satellite capable of counteracting gravity.
I will like to point out that in the event that deployment of a CNT tether to GEO Is unfeasible the only "plan B" out there is the SpaceShaft. It may not be as sexy as the popular system but it will work.
To your question: Basically it accomplishes the same thing.


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Desiccated sludge surfaces and earth irruptions after the water reduction
The Dead Sea has already lost over 1/3 of its surface area. The shoreline is expected to drop from -413 meters to -430 meters by the year 2020. Construction of dams, storage reservoirs, canals and pumping stations have greatly reduced water inflows to the Dead Sea. While some of this water is being used by the Israelis, Jordanians, and Palestinians for basic domestic consumption, most goes towards highly subsidized and inefficient agriculture.
"Despite its fame and uniqueness to the world, the Dead Sea is drying up fast" said Mr. Munqeth Mehyar, the Jordanian Chair of FoEME. "The Dead Sea which is actually a lake is dropping by a meter per year mostly due to the diversion of the waters of the Jordan River that had naturally fed the lake" he continued.
The GNF partner organization FoEME is leading an advocacy campaign in Israel, Jordan and Palestine to register the Dead Sea as a World Heritage site and is calling on the local governments to release enough water down the Jordan River to prevent the continued demise of the Dead Sea.
"The Dead Sea and its surrounding ecosystems including the unique wetlands are of international value while at the same time under massive human pressure." said Marion Hammerl, President of the GNF. "With the declaration as 'Lake of the Year' we want to draw attention to the need to rehabilitate and conserve one of the world's most famous lakes"
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Two weeks ago, students held a rally-demanding safer bike routes. "We made it very clear. We need bike lanes and we need them now."
Texas Tech sophomore Stephen Sellers rides his bike to class every day. "If you notice on the curb here, this is what they consider their bike lane, this small strip of concrete. We don't need much room, just two to three feet to ride in."
Plans are already in the works to give Texas Tech bicyclists the safe zone they want, but a lack of funding means results won't be immediate. Art Glick, Texas Tech Executive Associate to the Vice President for Operations discusses proposed improvements. Glick says, "It's unfortunate, that they're probably not in the most convenient place where people would like to have access to the campus, but it's where we had money to begin improvements."
The plan is to make changes alongside additional construction projects. For example, the sidewalk next to the parking garage will be widened so it can accommodate both bicyclists and pedestrians entering campus from Flint and 19th Street.
Within two years, students will be able to cross the Brownfield Highway, via a pedestrian bridge over the future East West freeway. "The new pedestrian bridge will go across and land directly across from us and will provide access from apartments on the north side of campus and apartments on 4th Street to the south side of campus by this shared use path for bicycles and pedestrians," says Glick.
Additional plans are underway to create bike lanes along the roads inside the campus, creating a safer zone for bicyclists. Glick says, "We want people to understand Texas Tech is a bicycle friendly campus. That's where we're headed."
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The holiday season provides an extra serving of challenges that often get in the way of healthy eating habits. Party food and big dinners beckon us to enjoy wonderful foods.
Emotional stress can drive us to crave more comfort foods, often high in fat and calories. Are these cravings all in your mind? Yes, and your mind is a strong force. And if you use certain foods too often as your go-to comfort foods, you might actually condition yourself to crave more of them. One of the prime suspects in creating cravings is the practice of eliminating certain splurge foods. Another way to create a craving is skipping meals so that your blood sugar plummets and your willpower gives in to less-than-nutritious choices.
The most common cravings are for sweet and fatty foods, especially chocolate. And don't try to trick your taste buds. A report in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association found that chocolate cravings are not satisfied by other sweets. So enjoy a small piece of really good chocolate.
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Some folks have argued that cravings erupt when the body cries out for needed nutrients. Chocolate is a decent source of the mineral magnesium, so could a diet low in magnesium be causing those midnight moves to bake brownies? Could be, but spinach is higher in magnesium. You don't often see anyone ripping open a bag of spinach to quench a craving, do you? And more often than not, you crave what your body doesn't need, foods that are high in fat, sugar and salt.
Are cravings a sign of hunger or appetite?
What's the diff, you say? If you're truly hungry, you'll feel stomach rumblings, along with that gnawing feeling in the pit of your stomach. If you're really hungry, you may even feel a headache coming on. Appetite, on the other hand, is a desire for food based on emotions, habits, moods, sights, smells and memories. Take a deep breath and decide which one is sending you in search of food.
Cravings driven by your emotions
Getting mad? If anger sends you running for cover to a doughnut shop, then you're managing your anger by eating (read overeating). Experts insist if you face the source of your anger head on, it's less likely to blow up and take control of your appetite.
Feeling anxious? Whatever your source of anxiety, it's a common trigger for overeating. You can't eliminate these life challenges, but you can minimize your anxiety level. First, make sure you get enough sleep. The threshold for anxiety lowers when you're not rested. Or try relaxation techniques, like deep breathing, yoga and listening to music.
Just plain bored? There's nothing like good old-fashioned boredom to bring on the munchies. Do whatever it takes to shift the focus away from food.
Feeling down? Being a little depressed can certainly do in your diet. Instead of letting that blue funk make you overeat, view it as a call to action. Getting active is one of the best ways to boost your mood. Once the clouds have parted, you can see your cravings more clearly. And you've burned some extra calories. Sweet!
Are you happy now? Yes, it's true. Even happiness can make you fat. Who doesn't feel like celebrating when something good happens? Enjoy indulgences occasionally, but cut back the next day. And while you're partying, hit the dance floor.
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Very cool, I wonder what the legal ramifications are for Amazon if someone publishes copyrighted material in their name without permission. I would think that responsibility would fall on the person publishing the material illegally but I am no lawyer.
Yeah I'm assuming there is an agreement that you sign that basically says Amazon isn't responsible for any of that, they are just a tool to get your work to the masses. I wonder how the publishers feel about this move by amazon.
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Although I like the idea of writers being able to publish their own work, I wonder if there will be a lot of junk/clutter in the Kindle store as a result of this.
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Celebrating husband Jay-Z's double concert dates at Carnegie Hall, new mum Beyonce was looking gorgeous with her post-baby body in an orange, hip-hugging Alice Temperly dress, accompanied by a pair of signature Christian Louboutins.
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Can Diet Improve Psychic Ability and Pineal Gland Function?
Mary E. Riposo, PhD, Guest Writer
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We all know that eating right is a good way to maintain your health. Do you remember your mother telling you to "eat your vegetables" when you were a child?
We all know that a diet high in raw foods and vegetables is good for our physical health; but did you know that eating your vegetables can also improve your psychic ability? Research has shown that regular consumption of dark, leafy greens such as kale, bok choy, collards, mustard greens, turnip greens, and seaweed vegetables, improves the health of the pineal gland.
Also known as the "Third Eye" or "Ajna Chakra", the pineal gland is located at the back of the head (behind the pituitary gland), and serves as our center of psychic awareness. Consuming foods that are high in chlorophyll, such as dark, leafy greens or seaweed vegetables, helps the pineal gland convert sunlight into electromagnetic energy, which is what your energy field runs on. Another way to improve the health and vitality of your energy field is by getting out in the sun on a regular basis (30 minutes per day). When your pineal gland is healthy, your "Third Eye" will open, and you'll be able to more easily expand and contract your psychic awareness, leading to improved visualization skills and better intuition.
Just as important as it is to include foods in your diet that nourish the pineal gland, there are a few things you'll want to avoid if your goal is to improve its functioning. Consuming meat and fish that contain high amounts of mercury, carbonated beverages, fluoridated water and toothpaste, and exposure to smog have been shown to block the functioning of the pineal gland. The good news is that you can restore the health of your pineal gland by making just a few minor lifestyle changes.
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"Consuming foods that are high in chlorophyll, such as dark, leafy greens or seaweed vegetables, helps the pineal gland convert sunlight into electromagnetic energy "
That is a very interesting sentence. Can you point me to the evidence that eating chlorophyll helps the pineal convert sunlight into energy. I would think the chlorophyll would be digested in the stomach and no longer function as a sunlight to energy converter.
I would love to get out into the sun for 30 minutes a day, but I live in England and I don't think we've had 30 minutes of sun this year! Constant rain for the last few months. It's almost as if it's not natural. Anyway I won't HAARP on!
I've noticed that when I drink fresh juiced vegetables there is an immediate reaction with my awareness. I feel my body more, and it makes me want to stretch all the time and move more gracefully. I agree with the main point of this article because I have experienced this, not only with juicing, but long term vegetarianism definately raises intuition.
Also, chlorophyll is almost exactly the same molecule as hemoglobin, so it makes perfect sense that it would be beneficial to the pineal gland, as it would help produce blood cells, which would in turn affect all body systems positively.
As for the pineal gland converting sunlight into electromagnetic energy due to chlorophyll, that would be difficult to prove, but there are people who practice sun gazing who photosynthesise sunlight as food, and that has been proven(NASA experiments on Hiram Manek). It is a very reasonable theory, strange as it sounds.


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The Golden State Warriors defeated the Phoenix Suns 115-86 at ORACLE Arena in Oakland, CA. The Warriors improved to 18-13, and the Suns fell to 17-11.
Stephen Curry led the Warriors with a triple double, scoring 14 points, collecting 13 boards, and dishing out 16 assists. Curry also had seven turnovers, but we will let the turnovers slide tonight.
The Warriors shot 52.9% from the field, and outrebounded the Suns 56-41. When you factor in the Suns shooting 36.0% from the field, the final score is no longer surprising.
P.J. Tucker was the only Phoenix player to score in double digits. He finished with a double double, scoring 11 points and collecting 12 rebounds. Many of the Phoenix bench players saw significant playing time. Although it was a balanced scoring effort with the starters scoring 44 points and the bench scoring 42 points, the problem was that neither scored enough.
Golden State shooting guard Klay Thompson led all scorers with 21 points on nine of eleven shooting from the field. David Lee chipped in 17 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Small forwards Harrison Barnes and Draymond Green both finished with 11 points.
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More than three decades ago, educator Larry Martinek set out on a mission to develop a curriculum that would radically change the traditional approach to teaching math. Noting a "disconnect between students' basic skills training and the curriculum they [must] master in the years to come," Larry created an original teaching method designed to turn students into miniature mathematicians capable of thinking critically to solve problems. His approach, which he describes as the cultivation of number sense, strives to sharpen students' math instincts, rather than drill them with repetitive, memory-based exercises or force them to blackmail accountants to crunch the numbers. Soon after students began using Larry's method, their test scores began to rise. In the spring of 2002, Larry's dream came true. Peter Markovitz and David Ullendorff, leaders in the education industry, made Larry and his curriculum the driving force of Mathnasium. Larry introduced his curriculum as the Mathnasium Method.
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In partnership with the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff, G-2 and CIO/G-6, we are proud to present the Pentagon with the semi-annual Technology Exposition taking place on Wednesday, September 4, 2013.
This is an opportunity for the departments and organizations structured under the Department of Defense to see the latest in emerging technologies, network with industry experts, and share ideas and future goals.
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Alex Fariletti, Dan Sullivan and David Espinoza raced this past weekend at Hellyer's San Jose, CA Velodrome. Affinity placed in the top ten despite stumbling on some questionable calls in the Keirin on Day 1… thats how it goes sometimes in bike racing. Day 2 was much different for the Affinity team, check out the pics.
US Sprint champ Jimmy Watkins, a firefighter and a member of the US National track team faced Affinity's newest talent, David Espinoza in the sprints. Dave blazed a trail that Watkins couldn't put out (hahahhahaha)! But wait, there's more fires that Watkins couldn't extinguish…
Dave and Dan knew that it would take some planning and team work. The second fire came by way of Dan "The Thug" Sullivan working for his teammate and passing the victory to Dave so he could face Watkins in the sprint final.
Photo BY : Rick Adams, Testarossa Challenge 2010
In the end Dan and Dave's work paid off, and It was Affinity's own Dave Espinoza beating Jimmy Watkins, and taking home $500.00 winning the Sprint final!
Photo BY : Rick Adams, Testarossa Challenge 2010
Alex Farioletti, the current World Messenger Champ racing with the PRO's.
Alex placed 7th in the Keirin!
David and Dan are both off to an excellent 2010 season, with the help of Gil Haton's Velo Precision training group based out of the Trexlertown Velodrome in PA. Great results guys!
Watch for David's up and coming interview with John Prolly coming soon!
Dan Sullivan on the podium taking 5th place in the Keirin Final….
Testarossa Challenge 2010 results:
1st – David Espinoza
6th – Dan Sullivan
Keirin Final:
5th – Dan Sullivan
7th – Alex
8th – Dave Espinoza
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