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Startup Grind Tampa Bay Hosts Citizinvestor, StatWeather Founders For Fireside Chats
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Local networking group Startup Grind Tampa Bay will host Citizinvestor founders Tony DeSisto and Jordan Raynor as featured speakers on Thursday, April 17, at a monthly meetup for area entrepreneurs.
Tampa-based startup company
is modeled on the principle of 'crowdfunding for the people.'
"A lot of what they'll talk about, I think, is quitting their full time jobs, jumping in with two feet to risk everything on it," says Startup Grind Tampa chapter director Joy Randels. "They've completely bootstrapped their company from the beginning, have found office space with little more than 'friends and family money' and are growing with real revenue. I think that's a pretty inspiring story."
has established itself in the crowdfunding arena as a distinctive player by partnering exclusively with government officials or partners. The startup has over 150 government accounts registered to date.
"I love the fact that they're giving citizens the ability to make decisions about how they want to see money used," says Randels. "Whether it's a public event, or building a park in your neighborhood, it's a way for the government and the citizens to work together to get projects and programs funded that citizens of that community feel are valuable."
Startup Grind
aims to make events diverse to appeal to a wide range of attendees, offering smaller group meetings to interested entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs alike. Visit the Startup Grind Tampa Bay website or
Youtube channel
to learn more.
At the following month's meeting on May 15, Scientist, Mathematician and Entrepreneur Ria Persad Carlo will speak at
Startup Grind Tampa Bay
as part of the Google for Entrepreneurs
"#40forward" initiative
. Every Startup Grind chapter around the world will feature a female entrepreneur in the month of May, says Randels.
Persad is the founder of
, a company that has created an enterprise software application which allows them to determine predictable weather streams. StatWeather then sells weather predictability to risk management companies.
"She's had an amazing, inspiring life," Randels says of Persad, who studied mathematics and physics and was also a child piano prodigy.
The next meeting of Startup Grind Tampa Bay will take place at 6:30 p.m. on April 17, 2014 at the Oxford Exchange
Commerce Club
are $20 at the door.
Justine Benstead
Source: Joy Randels, Startup Grind Tampa Bay
Florida Hospital Carrollwood Honored For Sustainability
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Florida Hospital Carrollwood was recently recognized for its efforts to decrease consumption of fuel, water and energy.
The Hospital
received the Green Business Designation from
The Sustany Foundation
and the
City of Tampa
. The program recognizes efforts of Tampa-based businesses in energy and natural gas consumption, water consumption, fuel consumption, solid waste and recycling.
Through its green initiative, launched in 2011, the Hospital has been able to save 2.4 million kilowatts of energy and 583,307 gallons of water, among other savings. Specific efforts include replacing incandescent light bulbs with more energy efficient options and purchasing only ENERGY STAR products. A partnership with
allowed them to identify recycling opportunities, leading to 30,683 lbs of recycling. They also implemented employee-focused programs such as recycling education, designated parking spaces for fuel efficient vehicles and a Green Team to help review their progress and develop new ideas.
"We believe strongly that we're here to benefit the community," says Florida Hospital CEO Joe Johnson. "We want to do whatever we can to minimize the impact to our landfills and our environment."
The Green Business Designation process involves businesses completing a set of specific metrics including materials recycled, percent of employees that carpool, ongoing hours of energy and water conservation and training and business-generated metrics.
The Hospital responded to a recent challenge by Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn and is the only hospital to receive the designation thus far. The challenge was first identified by a hospital employee who championed it internally. "I knew it was a challenge we needed to accept," says Johnson.
Megan Hendricks
Source: Joe Johnson, Florida Hospital Carrollwood
Pinellas Tech Company Adds Local Jobs, Expands In California
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
A Tampa Bay area company and major player in the technology solutions provider market is expanding its West Coast presence while adding jobs locally.
Oldsmar-based Vology in Pinellas County has acquired a California division of Govplace, a value added reseller (VAR) to the federal government.
With the acquisition, Vology will need to create additional sales and engineering resources in Irvine, CA, along with additional back office staff in the Tampa Bay region to support them.
will likely add between 100 to 120 "really good'' jobs in Florida over the next three years, says CEO Barry Shevlin.
The majority of the positions will likely be technical resources, with the average Vology employee earning "a bit over $75,000 per year,'' Shevlin says.
The company currently employs approximately 200 people in the Tampa Bay region, with plans to double its Florida business over the next three years.
"We're committed to the Tampa Bay area,'' says Shevlin. "It's a great place to work and live.''
Vology launched in Oldsmar in 2002 as Network Liquidators before rebranding in 2010. The company offers services like IT consulting and engineering, virtualization and storage, and end-to-end technological solutions. Vology has been ranked in the
Inc. 500/5000
list of fastest growing private companies in the U.S. for eight consecutive years, beginning in 2006.
California is Vology's second largest market. Acquiring Govplace allows Vology to bring in the company's 18 years of experience exclusively serving state, local government and education (SLED) customers in California through enterprise IT solutions.
acquisition also gives Vology a second physical location in California to support a growing customer base. Vology is headquartered in the Tampa Bay region, with current offices in Irvine, Sacramento, Syracuse, New York City, Denver, Austin, and Oklahoma City.
Justine Benstead
Source: Barry Shevlin, Vology CEO
'This Is Big': TEDxTampaBay Gears Up For Fifth Year
Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Do you enjoy learning about big ideas? Are you interested in hearing about the human brain from a neurobiologist's perspective? How about an award-winning journalist's thoughts on media and psychology?
These, and other innovative ideas, will be at the forefront of the fifth annual TEDxTampaBay conference.
The theme for 2014 is "This is big,'' and
plans to deliver.
"We want to explore an expansive topic, and chose an eclectic mix of presenters that will explore a truly 'big' idea-- our brain, our minds and our selves,'' explains founder Gina Clifford. "The energy that builds during TEDx events is incredible, and we hope to inspire that level of engagement again this year.''
The half-day event in May will showcase speeches and presentations from several Tampa Bay area innovators and thought leaders. TEDxTampaBay
2014 presenters
USF Health
neurobiologist Dr. Edwin Weeber: "What we know about the human brain.''
· President Emeritus of
The Poynter Institute
Karen B. Dunlap: "Is media shaping our psychological development?''
Root Learning
CEO Jim Haudan: "Why does authenticity matter?''
· Latin-inspired Jazz Musicians
La Lucha
: "Eclectic musicians challenge our thinking about music.''
TEDxTampaBay is based on the popular international TED
conference model
-- community talks where presenters discuss "ideas worth spreading'' for inspired audiences. Subsequently formed independent
TEDx events
have evolved in cities worldwide.
TED and TEDx are often marginalized as tech-centric events, but Clifford says the experience is much more diverse. She notes that TED, a nonprofit organization that first appeared on the scene in 1984, stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design (TED) talks.
"Over the years, we've hosted poets, scientists, social activists, journalists, artists, musicians and entrepreneurs,'' Clifford explains. "Furthermore, TEDx presenters strive to connect with our humanity -- so, you could say that TEDx presenters are part performer and part presenter.''
Clifford founded TEDxTampaBay in 2009 "to inspire, energize and build a critical mass of people who enjoy sharing truly big ideas.''
TEDxTampaBay is completely run by a volunteer crew and made possible through ticket sales and sponsors like IBM, ThinkTank, Industrial Strength, Studio@620, ClearpH and Creative Loafing.
"Because TEDxTampaBay is not a money-making endeavor, we couldn't produce an event of this magnitude without generous sponsorship support,'' Clifford says.
500 attendees are expected at TEDxTampaBay 2014, which takes place on Thursday, May 15, from noon to 4 p.m. at the Tampa Convention Center. General admission
tickets to TEDxTampaBay 2014
are now available for $30.00, including lunch; or $75 for lunch, premium seating and a TEDxTampaBay T-shirt.
Justine Benstead
Source, Gina Clifford, TEDxTampaBay founder
Pecha Kucha Tampa Bay V14 Focuses On Community Spirit
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Attendees at the 14th installment of Pecha Kucha Tampa Bay will meet new people and discover new things and happenings in the Tampa Bay region.
Pronounced "pech chak cha,"
the event
on April 11 is a place for the community to network, share stories and open their minds. Speakers will share 20 slides that run 20 seconds each in an effort to keep their talks precise and keep the audience engaged.
The events typically don't have a pre-determined theme, but rather seem to evolve based on the speaker lineup. V14 carries the theme of cool and interesting things groups are working on in the city. You'll hear about a bike sharing program called
, as well as
Tampa Hackerspace
, a community space in downtown Tampa where members share equipment and projects.
City of Tampa Councilwoman Lisa Montelione will talk about the importance of open lines of communication both inside and outside of local government. Montelione attended one of the first Pecha Kucha Tampa Bay events and was blown away by the atmosphere and the topics. "There's something for everybody," says Montelione."Often times there's something being presented that you've never heard of before."
Other speakers include:
• Angelo Nales - Tattoo Artist
• Bill Shaw - Tampa Hackerspace
• Brandon Murphy - Ad guy
• Eric Trull - Coastbike
• Noel Smith - GraphicStudio
• Noelle Mason - Skydiver
• Steven Fage - Robotics
The event takes place at the
Tampa Museum of Art
. Admission is $5 and includes access to the Museum's exhibits. This is the second event at the Museum, and plans are to continue to host future events there.
"Besides being a phenomenal space, there's a good synergy between the Museum, which presents national works, and what individuals are doing on a local level," says Ken Cowart, Pecha Kucha Tampa Bay founder and organizer.
Megan Hendricks
Source: Ken Cowart, Pecha Kucha; Lisa Montelione, City of Tampa Council
Power2Give Raises $23,000 For Local Arts In First Month
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
A new crowd-funding site for nonprofit arts groups in Tampa Bay raised over $23,000 in its first month of operation.
is similar to popular crowdfunding sites such as Kickstarer, but with a focus on local arts and culture organizations. Groups are encouraged to list projects that have specific, short term results that help donors feel a part of the organization's initiatives.
Three projects were fully funded during the first month of operation:
Florida Museum of Photographic Arts'
Camera Obscura Project, a PODS structure that served as a life size camera at the 2014 Gasparilla Festival of the Arts.
Community Stepping Stones
' "I Am River" project, a feature-length video of personal tales from students about the Hillsborough River.
VSA Florida's
"Animation Gets Real," a camp that allows children with autism to learn computer animation.
In addition to these, several other projects received funding such as
Ruth Eckerd Hall's
jazz band's trip to a competition in Savannah, which was 64% funded through the site. Ruth Eckerd also found that a majority of the people who gave through the site were first time donors or significantly increased their donations from the past.
"We were hoping not only that these projects would get funded for groups in the area, but also that it would help to expand the arts audiences for the organizations," says Terri Simons, Director of Program Services,
Arts Council of Hillsborough County
, the department that coordinates the site. "Through developing these relationships, it would continue their growth. It was very encouraging."
All in all, 193 donations were received during the first month.
Organizations found social media to be one of the best sources of spreading the word about their projects. They also utilized email lists and asked board members to spread the word. Many groups followed up with those who donated through the site, asking them to share and creating a domino effect.
The Gobioff Foundation
provided matching donations the first month, and a second anonymous donor is doing the same this month.
Megan Hendricks
Source: Terri Simons, Arts Council of Hillsborough County
Find Your Next Startup Investment Through This New Website
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Florida Funders, LLC, a conduit for connecting investors with startups seeking funding, launches in Tampa Bay.
The latest innovation out of Tampa Bay's growing tech scene was inspired by personal experience. Florida Funders co-founders David and Kathleen Chitester, who have started and sold two companies together, know the difficulty of getting funding for a startup firsthand.
After doing some research for their next venture, Tampa -- their own backyard -- caught the couple's eyes.
"We noticed that the Tampa Bay community was starting to embrace entrepreneurs with accelerators and incubators, but financing was not following along,'' David Chitester explains. "We saw a huge gap between 'family and friends financing' and venture capital.''
Florida Funders
was created to fill that gap.
The company's main mission: to keep entrepreneurs from leaving the state to find capital.
"We are losing too many young, promising entrepreneurs to places like Silicon Valley and Austin,'' Chitester says. "If we can fund some of these firms, they can grow here, and the local community will benefit.''
The initial Florida Funders launch rolled out in late March with two established Tampa area startup companies open for financing:
. A third local venture,
, is in "preview'' mode.
Carvoyant was previously accepted into the
Gazelle Lab
accelerator program at USFSP, while SavvyCard was among the first group of startups accepted into the FirstWaVE
Accelerator Program
in spring 2013 in Tampa.
So how does Florida Funders work?
The company curates early stage ventures and startups seeking investment and lists them online for SEC-accredited investors to review. This part is free. If there is a match, Florida Funders then creates a single purpose fund, or LLC, for the startup company, to be distributed for investment by a third party agent. This LLC is now the "investor'' in the company, and the individual investors/funders are members of the LLC. Investment increments begin at $1,000.
Companies like California-based AngelList and FundersClub have employed this business model, known as online venture capital, successfully.
Florida Funders is self-funded by Chitester and a few angel investors, including
Randy Greene and Lance Raab. The company operates under a business model of carried interest, based on the success of the investments Florida Funders make in the startup companies it accepts.
Florida Funders plans to list 20 to 30 companies in its first year, funding 12-20 of them.
"That said,'' he notes, "we also have to make money ourselves. We have to not only find and fund companies, but they have to be successful for us to get paid.''
Chitester acknowledges that early stage ventures are "always a high risk for investors.''
Florida Funders is less risky, he says, because backers can put smaller investments toward multiple companies. Investors can take advantage of backing several startup companies for the same "$50,000 minimum some venture capital companies require,'' Chitester suggests, "which actually reduces their risk versus one $50,000 investment. If some of those companies are successful, they have a better chance of overall profit.''
David Chitester
holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and an MBA from Northern Michigan University. A serial entrepreneur, he has created and subsequently sold several companies including Red Vector, Spanish language social network Questamente, and Pay Per Visit Email, an email service provider. His latest venture, Florida Funders, intends to provide seed money to Florida startups, enticing them to set up shop, create jobs, and pay taxes in state.
Kathleen Chitester attended Rutgers College in New Brunswick and Rutgers College of Arts and Sciences in Camden, NJ. She has more than 30 years of experience in marketing and over 15 years of experience starting companies, including cofounding Red Vector, Pay Per Visit Email, and Latin social network Questamente with her husband. She also cofounded Vetrack, an online continuing education portal for veterinarians, and previously managed Chitester Management Systems, a professional consultancy firm that David Chitester began in 1995 and the couple sold in 2008.
Justine Benstead
Source: David Chitester, Florida Funders
Startup Aims To Improve Your Shopping Experience With One Simple App
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
Almost every product you purchase in day-to-day life has one thing in common: a paper receipt.
For flexReceipts, that's a problem. What's their solution? Going paperless.
Backed by an investment from TiE Tampa's Angel Network in late March 2014, the startup company is poised to enter the national market with a tech-savvy answer to traditional paper receipts.
Customizable digital receipts tie in modern tech trends such as recommendations from retailers, social media, tailored special offers and more. flexReceipts intends to simultaneously solve a pain point for consumers and provide an enhanced marketing platform for businesses.
"flexReceipts has great growth potential,'' says
TiE Tampa
Charter Member Ashok Kartham. "I think it can be a success story that the area needs, to showcase tech startups from the Florida region.''
Tomas Diaz, flexReceipts founder and CEO, was a sales executive at Whirlpool for more than a decade before developing the startup company in 2011. Diaz and other management team members "bring deep retail experience'' to the startup, says Kartham.
has received several previous rounds of funding, including an investment by The Florida Technology Seed Capital Fund, LLC (FTSCF), a subsidiary of the Institute for Commercialization of Public Research, in March 2014, and an investment from Winter Park venture fund and business accelerator venVelo in August 2012. The company is also active on
Four investors from the TiE Tampa Angel Network -- Kartham, Prashanth Rajendran, Seema Jain and Dr. Rajan Naik -- invested in the Orlando-based startup. The company, which has already partnered with some major retailers, plans to bring new technology jobs to Florida over the next few years.
TiE Tampa's goal is to expand angel investors beyond charter members and commit $1 million in angel capital in 2014. To this end, Rajendran is assembling a structured, experienced team and due diligence processes as part of an Angel Forum initiative to help lower the risk associated with angel investment and enable more syndicated deals, Kartham says.
"TiE is uniquely positioned to make a difference to the growing startup ecosystem in the Tampa Bay area and Florida,'' Kartham says. "We hope to invest in innovative startups in Tampa in coming months.''
This is the second angel investment out of TiE Tampa. The first was awarded to
mobile conference app Feathr
, which "has made significant progress and grown revenues since receiving TiE angel funding more than a year ago,'' Kartham says.
Justine Benstead
Source: Ashok Kartham, TiE Tampa
'Shark Tank' Entrepreneur To Headline Book Launch At CoCreativ in South Tampa
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
You many know him from "As Seen On TV'' or ABC's "Shark Tank.'' On April 8, Kevin Harrington will be just one of the Florida entrepreneurs to launch a new book at CoCreativ in South Tampa.
CoCreativ CEO Joseph Warren invites "entrepreneurs, small business owners, freelancers, and business professionals who could benefit from hearing the stories, struggles and triumphs of local business authors'' to attend the free evening event.
Hosted at the startup's
co-working space
on Henderson Boulevard in South Tampa, the book launch is expected to draw prominent local entrepreneurs.
Clearwater resident Harrington and co-author Anthony Amos will promote their new book, "How to Catch A Shark.'' Along with
and Tampa-based entrepreneur
, local authors who will launch books at the event include:
· Pierce Brunson, entrepreneur and owner of
Firefly Event Photography
: "Learning Curve"
· Artist and
Answered Prayers Cross
founder Elizabeth Bunbury: "On the Road"
· James Chittenden, founder of
Triumph Business Communications
: "The Public Triumph: Public Relations for the Strong, and Those Who Want to Be"
Degrees of Success
President Gen Dobson: "Failing Successfully: Life After Debt"
· Meredith Rodgers, president and owner of
Mere's One More Time, Inc.
: "What You Don't Know... Just Might Hurt You"
· CoCreativ CEO Joseph Warren: "What's In It For Me?"
book launch and cocktail party
will take place from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, at CoCreativ, 3902 Henderson Blvd, Ste 208. Meet and greet the authors, get your favorite book signed, and enjoy complimentary wine and music from Tampa resident and saxophonist
Marlon Boone
Each of the six books that will launch on April 8 was published by Tampa-based
Richter Publishing
"In the past 90 days, Tara Richter has published Kevin Harrington's latest book and helped seven local business owners to become published authors!'' Warren shares. "She made it possible for each of them to share their story with a wider audience, as well as acquire national attention for their brands.''
, a flexible workspace for small businesses, recently moved across the Bay from downtown St. Petersburg to a second-story suite in the Bay Cities Bank Building in South Tampa.
Justine Benstead
Source: Joseph Warren, CoCreativ CEO
Hillsborough Community College Hosts April Job Fairs
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Students and alumni from Hillsborough Community College (HCC) as well as the general public can meet local employers at one of three upcoming job fairs.
job fair series
begins with the HCC Brandon Campus fair April 2, continuing with the Ybor City Campus April 7 and ending with the Dale Mabry Campus April 15.
"We are proud to serve the Tampa Bay area and want to help individuals succeed in their professional and academic life," says Gianna Nicholas, job placement assistant at HCC's Dale Mabry Campus.
Companies in attendance will discuss current position openings in the Tampa Bay region. A wide range of industries and companies will be represented. Participants include
Busch Gardens
Moffitt Cancer Center
Tampa Electric Company
Grow Financial Federal Credit Union
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
Early Autism Project
Hilton Worldwide
Position openings will be both part-time and full-time, and include: research analysts, therapists, customer service associates, retail sales associates, benefits consultants, law enforcement officers, engineers, information technology professionals and accountants.
The job fairs are marketed for HCC students, but are open to anyone in the Tampa Bay community who is seeking a new position.
"Our Career Center's mission is to assist anyone in the community, not just our students," says Randy Disks, manager of the Career Resource Center at HCC's Brandon Campus. "Our philosophy as a community college is that we are part of the [larger] community."
Disks noted that the job market seems to have steady growth in recent years, as is demonstrated by the strong employer interest in the upcoming career fairs. The fairs are a good way to gauge the companies that are hiring in the Tampa Bay area.
will also be held leading up to the job fair on topics such as resume writing and how to prepare for the fair.
Megan Hendricks
Sources: Randy Disks, Gianna Nicholas, HCC
Gasparilla Fringe Festival Features Uncommon Arts To Make You Gasp!
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
As the 2014 Gasparilla festivities wind down, there's one more opportunity to experience the arts Gasparilla style, but not in the traditional realm.
Gasp! The Gasparilla Fringe Festival
presented by
Creative Loafing
Tampa Museum of Art
promises to enlighten and indulge attendees with multidisciplinary arts experiences not to be found elsewhere.
On March 28 from 6 to 10 p.m., the Museum will be transformed into a performing arts mecca with performances from over 30 local visual and performing artists, including both emerging and established.
"The event speaks to the vibrancy of the culture here, that so many different kinds of performing arts are thriving," says David Warner, editor-in-chief for Creative Loafing. "This is a way to support them and also get a taste of all of them."
Actors and actresses will perform short plays inside Mini Coopers, affectionately referred to as "Mini Plays."
Post Dinner Conversation
will perform improv, while letting the audience call the shots.
Musician Acho Brother will collaborate with a live action artist painting an oil canvas in reaction to the music.
will bring a printing press, and Creative Loafing's Peter Meinke and Erica Dawson will create "chat books" called cordelistas. The studio's exhibition, Graphicstudio: Uncommon Practices at USF, will also be open exclusively for attendees.
Lynn Waddell, author of
Fringe Florida
, will present in collaboration with Ward Hall, legendary carnival talker.
The event is designed to be a true reflection of the vitality and diversity of the arts community in Tampa Bay.
"They're very talented people, making this work here," says Warner. "It reflects the community in ways the community doesn't always get reflected."
Megan Hendricks
Source: David Warner, Creative Loafing
Startup Surge Aims To Deliver 'Action-Oriented Event' For Entrepreneurs
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Tampa Bay area startup founders will have the opportunity to hear from and pitch to local entrepreneurial experts on Friday, March 28, during Startup Surge, an event aimed at helping individuals launch and grow their businesses.
Tampa Bay WaVE, a sizable presence in Tampa's active tech scene, is inviting entrepreneurs to attend Startup Surge events, which include open office hours, workshops, featured speakers, networking and a startup showcase competition for more than $1,000 in cash and prizes.
Startup Surge
is an action-oriented event, says Gracie Stemmer, marketing manager at
Tampa Bay WaVE
"The goal is for attendees to get answers to tough questions, create a strategy, move forward and become one of Tampa's success stories,'' Stemmer says.
Who should consider attending?
Stemmer recommends the events to supporters of Tampa's entrepreneurial community, prospective entrepreneurs with an idea or current entrepreneurs who have questions about their companies.
In the evening, the Startup Surge Showcase will be held at the Firestick Grill at the Tampa Bay Times Forum. Startups, including several developed as the result of past Startup Weekend or Startup Bus events, will compete for more than $1,000 in cash and other prizes. Drawer, LilyPad, MamaBear App, SavvyCard, Shootrac, WeVue and others have signed on to present.
"The showcase is the icing on the cake,'' Stemmer says. "It shows attendees how the community has fostered the current successes who are presenting at the event.''
Featured speakers include Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn and Dr. Peter Mansoor, a retired U.S. Army Colonel and former executive officer to General David Petraeus.
Bright House Networks Business Solutions is the title sponsor for Startup Surge Day, while the Tampa Bay Lightning is the title sponsor for the Surge Showcase.
Tampa Bay WaVE
is a nonprofit organization and home to a venture center and coworking space in the Sykes building in downtown Tampa. WaVE's programs are supported in part by Hillsborough County Economic Development's Innovation Initiative called
"We are looking to put Tampa Bay on the map as a home to successful tech companies and a vibrant tech startup community,'' Stemmer says.
Justine Benstead
Source: Gracie Stemmer, Tampa Bay WaVE
First Fit Provides Community Approach To Health, Fitness
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
A new model for getting fit has arrived in the Tampa Bay region that combines a small group feel with high-intensity exercises for maximum impact.
Founded in 2013, Tampa-based
First Fit Health and Fitness Studio
was created by Co-Owners Jim White and Joey Graham.
A lifetime fitness buff, White worked at several big box fitness studios before realizing he wanted to provide something different. At most larger studios, customers are given an initial orientation and then left on their own. Some may hire a private trainer, but for others affordability and the intimidation factor make this out of reach. White wanted to provide a community feeling, taking the quality of functional training and coupling it with equipment that's easy to operate. A mutual friend introduced White to Tampa native and NBA professional Graham, and the two took the concept to market.
First Fit delivers high intensity interval training, or HIIT. Customers perform a specific exercise at a high intensity for 30 seconds. They then take a short 15 – 25 second break and then start another exercise. This process drives up metabolic rates and keeps them higher for approximately 12 hours after completing the workout, allowing for more calorie burning. Customers work out in groups of 14 people, providing a community effect.
"When people are in a group setting, they're much more supportive, much more secure and have a whole lot more fun," says White.
Graham has a particular interest in using the gyms for summer camps for youth. Having done several camps in the Tampa Bay area, Graham always found it difficult to find gym space. He also has an interest in the nutrition side, which goes hand in hand with fitness.
"We want to promote health and wellness for all the young kids in the Hillsborough area, and everywhere." says Graham.
Another unique aspect of the studio is its location. The first branch of First Fit opened February15 inside Westfield Citrus Park in Tampa. The mall location provides convenience as well as ample parking.
The company hopes to open more mall-based locations in the near future. They intend to hire Fitness Instructors and Assistant Management positions within the next 60 days.
A grand opening will be held March 29 from 11 am to 3 pm.
Megan Hendricks
Source: Jim White, Joey Graham, First Fit Health and Fitness Studio
USF Researchers Discover Potential New Therapy For Psychological Disorders
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Researchers at USF Health may have found a more viable treatment for patients with neuropsychiatric illnesses, such as bipolar disorder.
Currently, FDA-approved lithium carbonate is one of the oldest and most widely used drugs to treat these illnesses. The drug, however, comes with a major drawback -- toxicity. There are alternatives on the market, but none have the same efficacy without the side effects, which include hand tremors, vomiting, diarrhea, weight gain and thyroid problems.
A team of researchers at the University of South Florida recently discovered a previously untested lithium salicylate (an alternative salt form) while working on a collaborative endeavor with a chemistry professor. The group used crystal engineering techniques to change the component of the new solid forms of lithium and published a salicylate containing co-crystal. This prompted researcher Adam Smith to wonder what other lithium salts could do.
The downside to current lithium therapy is that it's eliminated very rapidly from the body. Therefore, patients have to take it once or twice daily to achieve optimum absorption levels, leading to potential toxicity. The new therapy has the potential to stay in the body for up to 48 hours, leading to a decrease in the number of pills taken. By modifying the dosing regiment, researchers hope to improve patient compliance and reduce the potential for side effects.
"We hope that these findings lead to a more effective lithium therapy,"says Adam Smith, Ph.D., postdoctoral fellow at the Center of Excellence for Aging and Brain Repair at
USF Health
Animals trials have shown promise thus far. Next steps are to conduct additional animal trials that more closely mimic reality with multiple doses and then begin human trials.
Megan Hendricks
Source: Adam Smith, PhD., USF Health
Social Mobile Conference Embraces Branding In New Economy
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
As consumers move beyond traditional ways of finding information, purchase decisions are made based on sharing, comparing and rating experiences using social media. Real-time information through a mobile device is becoming an expectation. In light of this, brands are continuously looking for new and meaningful ways to connect with customers.
Social Mobile Engagement Conference & Code Challenge
, September 4-5, 2014 at the Tampa Marriott Waterside Hotel and Marina, is designed to be an outlet for this kind of information while highlighting local talent and organizations to senior tech leaders from across the nation.
The event is an expansion of the Social Mobile Payments Conference, which took place twice since 2011 and focused on social media and mobile commerce. After the last event in 2013, organizer Bruce Burke started looking at the thought process leading up to the transaction of buying a good or service. By focusing on just the payment aspect he felt he was missing part of the story. By widening the scope and audience, Burks hopes to appeal to an even broader audience that is interested in learning more about the customer journey, including the user and social experience. "Engagement starts when the product is first discovered by the consumer," says Burke.
Burke's company,
Gulf Bay Consulting
, is organizing the event but his motivation behind it is a sense of purpose and wanting to see the Tampa Bay community help create the next big thing.
The first day will consist of workshops on topics such as user experience, social communities, mobile engagement, big data and gamification. The second day will be a code challenge, sponsored in part by the
Hillsborough County Economic Development Innovative Initiative
(EDI2). Coders will hack, explore and create. The afternoon will be open to the public, where people can vote for and cheer on their favorite teams and coders.
are being accepted until March 28 for individuals and companies interested in presenting at the event.
Megan Hendricks
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BackgroundThe storyline of Exaskeleton takes place in the year 2022. You are the pilot of a gigantic robot and you compete in a popular network combat game called IG-1. Battles take place in large, diversified enviroments. Do you have what it takes to rise to the top?
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Chicago, Ill. May 6, 2008 A recent study shows that mercury releases from products in the U.S. declined dramatically between 1990 and 2005, but that they continue to be a significant source of environmental contamination. Mercury released from products contributes nearly one-third of total mercury emissions to the air in the U.S. The findings offer a new view into the relative magnitudes of the different sources of mercury release.
Release of mercury to the environment is a serious problem and can harm the development of a fetus if the mother is exposed to high levels. Mercury also frequently accumulates in fish populations. A number of highly-used products release mercury throughout their lifecycles, often in ways that are difficult to measure directly. Therefore, there are considerable uncertainties about the magnitude of mercury release into the environment that is associated with these products.
The study, published in Journal of Industrial Ecology, uses a method called substance flow analysis to develop improved estimates of the environmental releases caused by mercury-containing products and to provide policy-makers with a better understanding of opportunities for reducing releases of mercury into the environment.
Mercury-containing products such as thermometers, switches and dental products release mercury throughout the product life-cycle, including during production, use and disposal, says Alexis Cain, lead author of the study and an environmental scientist with the EPA. Substance flow analysis can be used to estimate the mercury releases to air, land and water at different stages of a product lifecycle. It can also help identify actions that would be effective in minimizing mercury releases.
The disposal of mercury containing products has been the subject of public debate in recent years. Campaigns have been started to eliminate mercury thermometers and to discontinue mercury use in energy-saving fluorescent light
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ABSTRACT: Recent studies have demonstrated that positive and negative affective reactivity can be predicted by resting electroencephalographic (EEG) asymmetry in frontal brain regions. These studies used different methods to assess asymmetry and affectivity. The goal of the present study was a conceptual replication of these results and to investigate their independence of employed procedures. Resting EEG of 37 subjects was recorded and affective slides were presented to obtain ratings of subjects' emotional reactions. Different procedures were applied to the data to assess the relation between asymmetries and affective reactivity. Depending on the particular analysis procedure, there were associations between anterior asymmetry and affectivity in line with the published findings, opponent to those findings, or no relation between anterior asymmetry and affective reactivity.Psychophysiology 12/2003; 35(4):372 - 388. DOI:10.1111/1469-8986.3540372 · 2.99 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Recent studies have demonstrated that dispositional positive affect (PA) and negative affect (NA) can be predicted by resting electroencephalographic (EEG) asymmetry in anterior brain regions. The aim of the present study was a conceptual replication of these results. An extensive literature review suggested that asymmetry might also be related to personality and we investigated the possibility to extend the association between asymmetry and dispositional mood to personality traits. Resting EEG of 36 subjects was recorded and questionnaires were administered to assess PA, NA, extraversion (E) and neuroticism (N). Subjects who scored high on NA had greater relative left-sided cortical activation than subjects scoring low on NA, which was due to greater absolute activation of the left anterior temporal site in high NA scorers. There were no associations between asymmetry and PA. A functional neuroanatomical model is presented which suggests that greater tonical activation of the left temporal cortex increases the susceptibility to experience negative emotions.Personality and Individual Differences 09/1999; 27(3-27):541-568. DOI:10.1016/S0191-8869(98)00263-3 · 1.86 Impact Factor
Article: The assessment of affective reactivity using films: Validity, reliability and sex differences[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Researchers interested in individual differences of brain asymmetry and affective reactivity have recently used film clips to elicit emotions and provided some standardisation data of emotion ratings for English-speaking samples. The aim of the present study was to examine whether (1) a set of films which already proved to elicit different emotions in English-speaking samples would demonstrate a similar capacity to induce emotions in a German sample and (2) to explore the validity, reliability and sex differences of aggregated indices of affective reactivity. Based on two film sets which have been examined by other investigators in the field, we formed a set of 13 emotion-eliciting films and presented the films along with emotion rating scales to university students. Our findings indicate that most films had the capacity to elicit specific discrete target emotions and the emotions elicited by the negative clips were more distinct than the emotions due to the positive clips. The factor structure of the emotion rating scales indicated that a distinct positive and negative dimension was extracted. The indices of positive and negative affective reactivity demonstrated good reliability and internal consistency. Women reported on greater levels of affective reactivity than men, both for positive and negative affective reactivity.Personality and Individual Differences 03/1999; 26(4):627-639. DOI:10.1016/S0191-8869(98)00159-7 · 1.86 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Recent studies have demonstrated that positive and negative affective reactivity can be predicted by resting electroencephalographic (EEG) asymmetry in frontal brain regions. These studies used different methods to assess asymmetry and affectivity. The goal of the present study was a conceptual replication of these results and to investigate their independence of employed procedures. Resting EEG of 37 subjects was recorded and affective slides were presented to obtain ratings of subjects' emotional reactions. Different procedures were applied to the data to assess the relation between asymmetries and affective reactivity. Depending on the particular analysis procedure, there were associations between anterior asymmetry and affectivity in line with the published findings, opponent to those findings, or no relation between anterior asymmetry and affective reactivity.Psychophysiology 08/1998; 35(4):372-88. DOI:10.1017/S0048577298970755 · 2.99 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Event-related potentials (ERPs) were recorded from 46 students watching emotionally negative, neutral, and positive color slides. Ss had to attend either to the emotional content (emotion-focused processing) or to a structural feature of the slides (structural processing). It was expected that (1) the late positive slow wave (SW) would have a frontal amplitude maximum in the emotion-focused processing group; (2) SW effects would be different at the frontal and parietal electrode sites; (3) amplitudes in the P3 time range would be larger to negative and positive slides as compared with neutral slides. Results indicate that (1) both processing groups exhibit frontally maximal SW amplitudes from 1,000 msec after stimulus onset, and that emotion-focused processing leads to more positive SW amplitudes at all locations from 600 msec after slide onset; (2) the effects of stimulus valence and hemispheric lateralization on the wave form in the SW time range (from 500 msec on) are different at the frontal and parietal electrode sites; (3) the amplitudes between 600 and 800 msec after slide onset, surrounding a parietally positive peak with a latency of 720 msec, demonstrate the expected effect of larger positive amplitudes to emotionally negative and emotionally positive stimuli. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)Journal of Psychophysiology 01/1997; 11(1):71-84. · 1.59 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The perception of the emotional content of a stimulus is a preattentive automatic process which causes an emotional reaction. As the ongoing stream of behavior might be disturbed by the emotional reaction, a controlled process is initialited at the same time, which normally leads to an inhibition of the emotional response. By means of event related potentials it should be possible to observe these controlled processes. In a first study using photographs from the International Affective Picture System, Diedrich et al. (1997) reported enhanded P300 amplitudes for emotional stimuli, even when the task distracted from the emotional content of the stimuli. This was interpreted as an index of the additional, controlled information processing elicited by the emotional content of the stimuli. Additionally, Diedrich et al. observed a frontel slow positivity, which might indicate the inhibition of the emotional response. However, this frontal slow wave might also be explained by the stimulus presentation time, which lasted 500 ms. This study is a conceptual replication of the experiment of Diedrich et al. Stimulus presentation time of neutral and emotional slides was varied in three steps (250 ms, 500 ms and 2000 ms). Subjects either performed a structural or an emotion-focused task on the stimuli. The results for the P300 component were exactly replicated. However, the variation of slow frontal positivity differed from that in the first study. Differences in the intensity of the emotional stimuli are discussed as a reason für this result.Zeitschrift für Experimentelle Psychologie 01/1997; 44(1):163-85.
Article: Structural, semantic, and emotion-focused processing of neutral and negative nouns: Event-related potential correlates.[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Studied the influence of cognitive and emotion-focused information processing on the late positive complex of the event-related potential. The study aimed to replicate E. Naumann, et al (1992) and extend these results by using a semantic processing task in addition to a structural and an emotion-focused processing task. 56 nouns categorized as emotionally negative or neutral were presented to 54 Ss ages 18–33 yrs who were divided into 3 groups. Ss' attention was directed either to a structural feature of the word, a semantic feature, or the emotional content of the word. EEG recordings 300 msec prior to and 1500 msec after the presentation of the nouns were measured from 9 locations. Vertical and horizontal eye movements were also recorded with electrodes. The expected effect that the fronto-central positive slow wave would only be elicited during emotion-focused processing was not found. In all 3 processing groups, a parietally maximal slow wave was observed. Also, no general valence effect was found. Only the emotion-focused processing group exhibited larger P3 amplitudes for negative nouns. Two explanations for the failure to replicate the results of Naumann et al are discussed. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2012 APA, all rights reserved)Journal of Psychophysiology 01/1997; 11(2):158-172. · 1.59 Impact Factor
Article: Bartussek D, Becker G, Diedrich O, Naumann E, Maier S. Extraversion, neuroticism, and event-related brain potentials response to emotional stimuli[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Following Gray's theory of extraversion-introversion, extraverts should react more strongly to stimuli of reward than to stimuli of punishment, while introverts should be more susceptible to stimuli of punishment than to stimuli of reward. These predictions were tested in two experiments using measures of Event-Related Potentials (ERP) as cortical indicators of differential responses to stimuli of varied emotional valence. In Experiment 1, positive, neutral and negative adjectives were used as conditioned stimuli of reward and punishment. Subjects were involved in a processing task in which attention was either attracted to or drawn away from the emotionality of the stimulus material. An interaction of extraversion, emotional valence of stimuli and processing task was found, but did not meet the predictions.In Experiment 2, a startle probe paradigm was used. Foreground stimulation consisted of emotionally positive, neutral and negative slides. Again, extraverts exhibited higher ERP amplitudes to emotionally positive and negative stimuli compared to neutral ones, whereas introverts did not show a differential effect to the emotional content of the stimuli. Thus, Gray's theory could not be confirmed in either one of the experiments. The results suggest that introverts and extraverts respond to emotional stimuli with different processes of compensatory disfacilitation. This interpretation is closer to the presumptions of Eysenck's theory of extraversion.Personality and Individual Differences 03/1996; 20(3-20):301-312. DOI:10.1016/0191-8869(95)00175-1 · 1.86 Impact Factor
Article: The scalp topography of P300 in the visual and auditory modalities: A comparison of three normalization methods and the control of statistical type II error[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study was designed to replicate recent findings suggesting that the P3 component of the event-related potential is dependent on the modality of the eliciting stimulus. When assessing this research hypothesis two methodological problems are of special interest: first, the amplitudes have to be normalized, due to problems with the model of the analysis of variance; second, special care has to be taken regarding the beta error, which is the probability of falsely accepting the null hypothesis of a statistical test. A possible modality independence is associated with the acceptance of a null hypothesis. The first problem was assessed by using different normalization procedures and comparing their results. The second was solved by controlling the beta error. Results for P3 amplitudes from two sessions in which 61 subjects performed in each session an auditory and a visual oddball task (EEG measured at 11 locations) showed no influence of modality on the P3 elicited by the rare, task relevant, stimulus. Influences of modality were observed for the P3 elicited by the frequent stimulus. As it is quite unlikely that P3 generating sources are strongly active during the processing of the frequent stimulus, this effect is possibly due to a component overlap from the vertex potential.Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology 11/1992; 83(4):254-64. DOI:10.1016/0013-4694(92)90119-3
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Golden State Foods, one of the largest diversified food processors and distributors in the U.S., recently announced that the Conyers facility, located at 1525 Old Covington Road, is the winner of its 2012 Chairman's Challenge award.
The annual award, which is the highest honor given by GSF, recognizes outstanding facility achievement in safety, customer service, employee satisfaction, plant efficiencies, profitability and innovation -- the all-around GSF facility leader for a given year. It's the second year in a row the Conyers facility has won the award.
"This incredible accomplishment is the first time in the award's history that a facility has earned the award two years back-to-back," said Mark Wetterau, chairman and CEO of Golden State Foods, in a press release. "They have set a new standard above and beyond their achievement in 2011 and serve as an inspiration to all of GSF's facilities."
Conyers facility leaders Wayne Morgan, corporate vice president and president of the meat group, and Brian Dick, corporate vice president and president of liquid products, North America, accepted the award on behalf of the Conyers team at a recent GSF Partners' meeting.
"Winning this award is really a testament to the hard work of all the Conyers associates over the last five years," Morgan said in the release. "I'm proud of all of our team members and look forward to many more years of top performance out of the Conyers facility."
The Conyers facility was also awarded the Best in Class Food Processing award for its meat division.
"Every single associate in Conyers has contributed to the success of the entire team, and I congratulate them on this wonderful achievement," Dick said in the release.
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moreCrime movies inhabit dark and desperate worlds, yet they account for many of Hollywood's most triumphant successes. In full acknowledgement of this achievement, 'Crime Wave' offers an authoritative and informative, stimulating and entertaining guide to the crime movie phenomenon, from its early days to the present, charting its history and celebrating the people who have given it a special and enduring place in cinema goers' affections. Chapters focus on landmark Hollywood films - from 1931's 'The Public Enemy', through 'The Maltese Falcon', 'Point Blank', 'Dirty Harry', 'The Godfather Trilogy' and 'Goodfellas', to 'LA Confidential' and 'Oceans 11' - telling their stories and on the way discussing many more crime movies, both major and lesser known.'Crime Wave' represents and investigates gangster and heist movies, blaxsploitation and noir, murder mysteries, vehicles for vigilante or buddy cops, even a gangster love story. It features biographies and filmographies detailing the key participants and background details of the film's making, locations and sets. It also explores each film's sources and influences, its impact on the crime genre and current fashion, including spin-offs, copies and sequels. It examines the films' themes, style and box office fortunes. Detailed cast list information is provided for each of the main featured films. Written with passion, for those who love this cinema, 'Crime Wave' is the perfect partner in crime.'Howard Hughes has written a fine book about a broad and fascinating subject. Particularly impressive are his pieces about 'Kiss Me Deadly' and 'Point Blank'. Howard's take on these films is consistently fresh and intelligent; 'Crime Wave' is an excellent read.' Alex Cox, writer, broadcaster and filmmaker 'Smart, thorough, slick, intriguing and compulsive - just like the classic crime movies it covers.' Andrew Collins, writer, broadcaster and film editor at the Radio Times less
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