AURORA — Ashlynn Priest, 7, and Melody Vasquez, 7, stood on their toes and peered through the chain link fence that separated them from the newly opened water playground at Del Mar Park.
Reported by Denver Post 3 hours ago.
Aurora offers free time at Del Mar Park water playground all summer
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Houston Texans' Jadeveon Clowney Wants to Sack Andrew Luck
Houston Texans rookie linebacker Jadeveon Clowney wants to sack Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck.Clowney said this is his goal in the NFL when he spoke at the NFL Rookie Symposium in Aurora...
Reported by I4U News 23 hours ago.
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Nurses with DNP Degrees in High Demand 2015 and Beyond
In response to the AACN’s call for more advance practice nurses to hold doctorate level degrees, American Sentinel University has opened up a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Fall 2014 Cohort with specialty tracks in executive and educational leadership to prepare today’s modern nurses with leadership skills in administration and academic settings. Learn more about American Sentinel University’s DNP Programs at http://www.americansentinel.edu/online-doctoral-degree-programs.
Aurora, CO (PRWEB) July 08, 2014
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) has recently called for more advance practice nurses to hold doctorate level degrees, doubling the number of nurses with doctorates by 2015, and American Sentinel University has responded by opening up a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Fall 2014 Cohort.
American Sentinel’s ACEN-accredited DNP programs offer specialty tracks in executive and educational leadership to prepare today’s modern nurses with leadership skills in administration and academic settings.
“Nurses have devoted their careers to making a difference in the lives of their patients and our online DNP programs let them build on their knowledge and expertise to strengthen their nursing practice, improve patient outcomes, elevate the level of patient care, lead industry change and position themselves for advancement in their field of specialty,” says Cheryl Wagner, Ph.D., MSN/MBA, RN, associate dean of graduate nursing programs at American Sentinel University.
American Sentinel’s DNP fall cohort will begin on Oct. 20, 2014. Class size is limited to just 25 students and the required class residency takes place Oct. 25 – Nov.1, 2014 in Aurora, Colo. The deadline to apply for the fall cohort is August 25.
“Education makes a difference in the ability of nurses to practice and nurses with doctoral degrees will be in high demand in the coming years,” says Dr. Wagner. “Our DNP programs are designed for nurse leaders seeking practice-focused degrees. Since the launch of our first DNP program in 2010, we have empowered nurses to gain the credibility, management skills and industry knowledge they need to move up the career ladder and play an important role in the healthcare transformation.”
Nurse Executives with Practical Leadership Skills
American Sentinel’s two-year DNP Executive Leadership program enables Master's-prepared nurses to practice within a complex, highly computerized health system to gain a doctoral degree in nursing leadership.
“The DNP Executive Leadership program offers nurse executives doctorates in practice-based fields as an alternative to Ph.D.s, both within and outside of healthcare,” says Dr. Wagner. “Busy nurse executives find our program fulfilling and enjoyable. It’s perfect for executive nurses who want to specialize in practical leadership skills and demonstrates their value to their organizations and the healthcare marketplace.”
The program features a flexible online format, eight-week-long courses, a week break between courses, and just two 7-day residencies.
Meeting Demands for More Deans and Directors of Nursing
The DNP Educational Leadership program was designed to be practice-based and leadership-focused preparing faculty, program directors and deans to lead nursing education programs. Traditional doctorial programs are often research-based or general education focused. American Sentinel’s DNP program provides nurse education leaders a unique set of skills intended for the classroom and for advancing in the educational field.
American Sentinel’s doctorate in nursing education develops the six key competencies that vary greatly from those taught in traditional Ph.D. or Ed.D. programs and are the most needed by today’s nursing education leaders: leadership, finance and fund development, new models of curriculum development and delivery, strategic planning, education policy, education research and accreditation training.
“The roles of nursing deans and education directors have expanded significantly over the last several years and our DNP gives leaders the tools they need in order to be effective in transforming nursing education,” says Dr. Wagner. “The most successful way to create strong educational leadership is to develop nurses to become better educators by mentoring them at a high level.”
Attend DNP Online Open House
American Sentinel will hold a DNP Online Open House on Tues., July 8 at 1 p.m. EST. Healthcare professionals are invited to join Natalie Nixon, VP of Admissions at American Sentinel University and Dr. Cheryl Wagner to answer questions about the DNP programs. Reserve your seat today at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7831478636198591746.
Learn more about American Sentinel University’s DNP Programs at http://www.americansentinel.edu/online-doctoral-degree-programs.
About American Sentinel University
American Sentinel University delivers the competitive advantages of accredited online degree programs in nursing, informatics, MBA Healthcare, DNP Executive Leadership and DNP Educational Leadership. Its affordable, flexible bachelor’s and master’s nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission for the Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), of One Dupont Circle, NW Suite 530, Washington, D.C., 20036. The DNP program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) of 3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, Ga., 30326. The university is accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC), of 1601 18th St., NW, Suite 2, Washington, D.C. 20009. The Accrediting Commission of DETC is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency and is a recognized member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. For required student consumer information, please visit: http://www.americansentinel.edu/doe.
# # # Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.
Aurora, CO (PRWEB) July 08, 2014
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) has recently called for more advance practice nurses to hold doctorate level degrees, doubling the number of nurses with doctorates by 2015, and American Sentinel University has responded by opening up a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) Fall 2014 Cohort.
American Sentinel’s ACEN-accredited DNP programs offer specialty tracks in executive and educational leadership to prepare today’s modern nurses with leadership skills in administration and academic settings.
“Nurses have devoted their careers to making a difference in the lives of their patients and our online DNP programs let them build on their knowledge and expertise to strengthen their nursing practice, improve patient outcomes, elevate the level of patient care, lead industry change and position themselves for advancement in their field of specialty,” says Cheryl Wagner, Ph.D., MSN/MBA, RN, associate dean of graduate nursing programs at American Sentinel University.
American Sentinel’s DNP fall cohort will begin on Oct. 20, 2014. Class size is limited to just 25 students and the required class residency takes place Oct. 25 – Nov.1, 2014 in Aurora, Colo. The deadline to apply for the fall cohort is August 25.
“Education makes a difference in the ability of nurses to practice and nurses with doctoral degrees will be in high demand in the coming years,” says Dr. Wagner. “Our DNP programs are designed for nurse leaders seeking practice-focused degrees. Since the launch of our first DNP program in 2010, we have empowered nurses to gain the credibility, management skills and industry knowledge they need to move up the career ladder and play an important role in the healthcare transformation.”
Nurse Executives with Practical Leadership Skills
American Sentinel’s two-year DNP Executive Leadership program enables Master's-prepared nurses to practice within a complex, highly computerized health system to gain a doctoral degree in nursing leadership.
“The DNP Executive Leadership program offers nurse executives doctorates in practice-based fields as an alternative to Ph.D.s, both within and outside of healthcare,” says Dr. Wagner. “Busy nurse executives find our program fulfilling and enjoyable. It’s perfect for executive nurses who want to specialize in practical leadership skills and demonstrates their value to their organizations and the healthcare marketplace.”
The program features a flexible online format, eight-week-long courses, a week break between courses, and just two 7-day residencies.
Meeting Demands for More Deans and Directors of Nursing
The DNP Educational Leadership program was designed to be practice-based and leadership-focused preparing faculty, program directors and deans to lead nursing education programs. Traditional doctorial programs are often research-based or general education focused. American Sentinel’s DNP program provides nurse education leaders a unique set of skills intended for the classroom and for advancing in the educational field.
American Sentinel’s doctorate in nursing education develops the six key competencies that vary greatly from those taught in traditional Ph.D. or Ed.D. programs and are the most needed by today’s nursing education leaders: leadership, finance and fund development, new models of curriculum development and delivery, strategic planning, education policy, education research and accreditation training.
“The roles of nursing deans and education directors have expanded significantly over the last several years and our DNP gives leaders the tools they need in order to be effective in transforming nursing education,” says Dr. Wagner. “The most successful way to create strong educational leadership is to develop nurses to become better educators by mentoring them at a high level.”
Attend DNP Online Open House
American Sentinel will hold a DNP Online Open House on Tues., July 8 at 1 p.m. EST. Healthcare professionals are invited to join Natalie Nixon, VP of Admissions at American Sentinel University and Dr. Cheryl Wagner to answer questions about the DNP programs. Reserve your seat today at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7831478636198591746.
Learn more about American Sentinel University’s DNP Programs at http://www.americansentinel.edu/online-doctoral-degree-programs.
About American Sentinel University
American Sentinel University delivers the competitive advantages of accredited online degree programs in nursing, informatics, MBA Healthcare, DNP Executive Leadership and DNP Educational Leadership. Its affordable, flexible bachelor’s and master’s nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission for the Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), of One Dupont Circle, NW Suite 530, Washington, D.C., 20036. The DNP program is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) of 3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta, Ga., 30326. The university is accredited by the Distance Education and Training Council (DETC), of 1601 18th St., NW, Suite 2, Washington, D.C. 20009. The Accrediting Commission of DETC is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a nationally recognized accrediting agency and is a recognized member of the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. For required student consumer information, please visit: http://www.americansentinel.edu/doe.
# # # Reported by PRWeb 19 hours ago.
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RCA MIAMI Presents “What’s New in Coral Gables”; Highlights Major Progress and Strength of the Commercial Real Estate Market
The REALTORS® Commercial Alliance of the Miami Association of Realtors (RCA MIAMI) and Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust recently presented “What’s New in Coral Gables,” an event highlighting the recent and future transformation of the City of Coral Gables. A panel of experts addressed improvements, new developments, and the current state of the office and retail sectors in the Coral Gables commercial real estate market.
Miami, FL (PRWEB) July 08, 2014
The REALTORS® Commercial Alliance of the Miami Association of Realtors(RCA MIAMI) and Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust recently presented “What’s New in Coral Gables,” an event highlighting the recent and future transformation of the City of Coral Gables. A panel of experts addressed improvements, new developments, and the current state of the office and retail sectors in the Coral Gables commercial real estate market.
Speakers included Coral Gables Commissioner Frank Quesada, Glenn H Pratt of Bellin & Pratt Architects, LLC; Scott Sime of Sime Realty and RCA MIAMI President-Elect Barbara Tria of Kerdyk Real Estate.
Tria emphasized Coral Gables’ reputation as a top retail market in South Florida that continues to thrive and expand. “Coral Gables has its roots as a retail destination,” said Tria. “Today’s changing marketplace has resulted in a new mix of dynamic restaurants and retailers in our trade area that creates a desirable retail shopping experience, building on the legacy of the past.”
The Gables already offers the community diverse retail experiences, including:· Downtown urban streetscape of the Central Business District with an eclectic mix of dynamic retailers, restaurants, arts and culture
· Village at Merrick Park, a 700,000-square foot regional mall anchored by Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus
In addition, the Coral Gables Trolley, a free air conditioned trolley system, provides consumers easy access to all the City Beautiful has to offer.
“From the magnificent urban projects to the minimal residential detail, the Board of Architects has continued an established tradition of aesthetic review as conceived by the founders of the City of Coral Gables,” said Pratt. “It is a pleasure to share some history and insight with this Board that so diligently tries to preserve that character we know as ‘The City Beautiful’.”
There is new significant retail development on the horizon for Coral Gables. Improvements to Miracle Mile and the 100 block of Giralda Avenue coupled with strong sales and leasing activity are expected to be future drivers of growth.
"The 'What's New in Coral Gables’ event was a great opportunity to share some of the exciting projects that are being proposed for the City,” said Quesada. "The city continues to be a prime location for development and investment. We have a stable economy, convenient access to global markets, a high quality of life, unique architecture—and we are surrounded by natural beauty.”
New projects, all of which have either announced retail components or are expected to incorporate them, include:
· The redevelopment of the Publix site on LeJeune Road by Stiles
· Agave Holding’s plans for a mixed use development on the seven acres formerly known as Old Spanish Village
· The planned RFP for the re-development of the City-owned parking garages on Andalusia Avenue
· The Shoma Homes/CMC Group development on Aurora Avenue @ Bird Road
· The planned Gables Station project planned by Berkowitz Development
Tria emphasized the retail market in Coral Gables remains strong. “With a vacancy factor running at about 4 percent and the recent increase in residential development, including more than 1,000 luxury rental units being delivered to the trade area from 2013 to 2014 alone, demand for locations from national tenants is strong, making it difficult to accommodate the square foot requirements of these significant national retailers.”
The office sector is also performing robustly in Coral Gables. “The Coral Gables office market continues to strengthen with vacancy rates decreasing and rental rates on the rise, said Sime. “The current political leadership in Coral Gables has increased the public amenities and infrastructure while simultaneously increasing the City's reserve account; truly a remarkable accomplishment.”
Other topics that were discussed by the speakers included: an extended bike path, major improvements in streetscaping, transfer development right and building incentives.
About the MIAMI Association of REALTORS
The MIAMI Association of REALTORS was chartered by the National Association of Realtors in 1920 and is celebrating 94 years of service to Realtors, the buying and selling public, and the communities in South Florida. Comprised of five organizations, the Residential Association, the Realtors Commercial Alliance, the Broward County Board of Governors, the YPN Council and the award-winning International Council, it represents more than 30,000 real estate professionals in all aspects of real estate sales, marketing, and brokerage. It is the largest local Realtor association in the U.S., and has official partnerships with 120 international organizations worldwide. MIAMI’s official website is http://www.miamire.com. Reported by PRWeb 12 hours ago.
Miami, FL (PRWEB) July 08, 2014
The REALTORS® Commercial Alliance of the Miami Association of Realtors(RCA MIAMI) and Gibraltar Private Bank & Trust recently presented “What’s New in Coral Gables,” an event highlighting the recent and future transformation of the City of Coral Gables. A panel of experts addressed improvements, new developments, and the current state of the office and retail sectors in the Coral Gables commercial real estate market.
Speakers included Coral Gables Commissioner Frank Quesada, Glenn H Pratt of Bellin & Pratt Architects, LLC; Scott Sime of Sime Realty and RCA MIAMI President-Elect Barbara Tria of Kerdyk Real Estate.
Tria emphasized Coral Gables’ reputation as a top retail market in South Florida that continues to thrive and expand. “Coral Gables has its roots as a retail destination,” said Tria. “Today’s changing marketplace has resulted in a new mix of dynamic restaurants and retailers in our trade area that creates a desirable retail shopping experience, building on the legacy of the past.”
The Gables already offers the community diverse retail experiences, including:· Downtown urban streetscape of the Central Business District with an eclectic mix of dynamic retailers, restaurants, arts and culture
· Village at Merrick Park, a 700,000-square foot regional mall anchored by Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus
In addition, the Coral Gables Trolley, a free air conditioned trolley system, provides consumers easy access to all the City Beautiful has to offer.
“From the magnificent urban projects to the minimal residential detail, the Board of Architects has continued an established tradition of aesthetic review as conceived by the founders of the City of Coral Gables,” said Pratt. “It is a pleasure to share some history and insight with this Board that so diligently tries to preserve that character we know as ‘The City Beautiful’.”
There is new significant retail development on the horizon for Coral Gables. Improvements to Miracle Mile and the 100 block of Giralda Avenue coupled with strong sales and leasing activity are expected to be future drivers of growth.
"The 'What's New in Coral Gables’ event was a great opportunity to share some of the exciting projects that are being proposed for the City,” said Quesada. "The city continues to be a prime location for development and investment. We have a stable economy, convenient access to global markets, a high quality of life, unique architecture—and we are surrounded by natural beauty.”
New projects, all of which have either announced retail components or are expected to incorporate them, include:
· The redevelopment of the Publix site on LeJeune Road by Stiles
· Agave Holding’s plans for a mixed use development on the seven acres formerly known as Old Spanish Village
· The planned RFP for the re-development of the City-owned parking garages on Andalusia Avenue
· The Shoma Homes/CMC Group development on Aurora Avenue @ Bird Road
· The planned Gables Station project planned by Berkowitz Development
Tria emphasized the retail market in Coral Gables remains strong. “With a vacancy factor running at about 4 percent and the recent increase in residential development, including more than 1,000 luxury rental units being delivered to the trade area from 2013 to 2014 alone, demand for locations from national tenants is strong, making it difficult to accommodate the square foot requirements of these significant national retailers.”
The office sector is also performing robustly in Coral Gables. “The Coral Gables office market continues to strengthen with vacancy rates decreasing and rental rates on the rise, said Sime. “The current political leadership in Coral Gables has increased the public amenities and infrastructure while simultaneously increasing the City's reserve account; truly a remarkable accomplishment.”
Other topics that were discussed by the speakers included: an extended bike path, major improvements in streetscaping, transfer development right and building incentives.
About the MIAMI Association of REALTORS
The MIAMI Association of REALTORS was chartered by the National Association of Realtors in 1920 and is celebrating 94 years of service to Realtors, the buying and selling public, and the communities in South Florida. Comprised of five organizations, the Residential Association, the Realtors Commercial Alliance, the Broward County Board of Governors, the YPN Council and the award-winning International Council, it represents more than 30,000 real estate professionals in all aspects of real estate sales, marketing, and brokerage. It is the largest local Realtor association in the U.S., and has official partnerships with 120 international organizations worldwide. MIAMI’s official website is http://www.miamire.com. Reported by PRWeb 12 hours ago.
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Outdoorsman planting the seeds for new venture
Combining his passion for hunting, food plotting and conservation, Paul Cwiklinski is planning to construct a new facility in East Aurora that will allow him to mix wildlife seeds and showcase other food and wildlife management products. He also has plans to add staff at the business he recently launched, Whitetail Food Plots USA. Cwiklinski, 67, has been a hunter for 50 years and been food plotting for 25. Food plots are high-yield, protein rich vegetable gardens for wildlife that range in size…
Reported by bizjournals 11 hours ago.
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Westell to Host Fiscal First Quarter 2015 Earnings Call on July 31, 2014
AURORA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Westell Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: WSTL), a leading provider of intelligent site management, in-building wireless, cell site optimization, and outside plant solutions, announced today that it will host its fiscal first quarter 2015 earnings conference call on Thursday, July 31, 2014, at 8:30 a.m. CDT (9:30 a.m. EDT). Westell will release its June 30, 2014, first fiscal year 2015 results on Wednesday, July 30, 2014 following the market close. Westell then will hos
Reported by Business Wire 6 hours ago.
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North Aurora Man Dies Following Motorcycle Crash
Patch St. Charles, IL --Steve Wenger of North Aurora died on July 1 at an area hospital. Reported by Patch 4 hours ago.
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Fitch Affirms Aurora Health Care's (WI) Revs at 'A'; Outlook Stable
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fitch Ratings has affirmed the 'A' rating for the expected re-marketing of: --$65 million Wisconsin Health and Educational Facilities Authority (WHEFA) refunding revenue bonds, series 2009B, issued on behalf of Aurora Health Care In addition, Fitch affirms the 'A' rating for approximately $1.3 billion in other revenue bonds issued through WHEFA on behalf of Aurora Health Care, Inc. (AHC). The Rating Outlook is Stable. SECURITY The bonds are secured by a pledge of gross
Reported by Business Wire 4 hours ago.
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Aurora Police Looking to ID Bank Robbery Suspect
Patch Geneva, IL --Police said the man walked into a TCF bank inside a Jewel-Osco store and robbed the teller. Reported by Patch 2 days ago.
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Naperville Park District Awarded $2.5 Million Grant for Future Activity Center
Patch Naperville, IL --Submitted by the Naperville Park District Governor Pat Quinn announced on July 7 the awarding of $7 million for the FY 2014 Park and Recreation Construction (PARC) grants in Naperville, Aurora and West Chicago, which included a $2.5 million grant for the Reported by Patch 2 days ago.
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Another delay in Colorado theater shooting trial
The Oct. 14 jury selection for the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting case will pushed back because the state's mental health hospital needs more time to conduct a second sanity evaluation of the shooter.
Reported by USATODAY.com 2 days ago.
Reported by USATODAY.com 2 days ago.
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Mu Brewery to hold grand opening in Aurora this weekend
Aurora's newest craft brewery will celebrate its long-awaited grand opening in the heart of the cultural arts district this weekend.
Reported by Denver Post 2 days ago.
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Durbin urges students to avoid Everest College
Corinthian Colleges, Inc. is the parent company of Everest College, with about 3,000 students attending classes — most in health care fields — in Skokie, Bedford Park, Burr Ridge, Merrionette Park, Melrose Park and North Aurora. In a July 2 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Corinthian Colleges, headquartered in Santa Ana, California, disclosed that the company is now running under an “operating agreement” negotiated with the Department of Education.
Reported by Chicago S-T 2 days ago.
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National Briefing | Rockies: Colorado: Trial in Theater Shooting Is Delayed
The trial in the Aurora theater shooting was delayed for the third time on Wednesday because a sanity evaluation of the defendant, James Holmes, will take more time than expected.
Reported by NYTimes.com 2 days ago.
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“Extreme Weight Loss”: Brandi’s Journey Begins at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center
The next episode of “Extreme Weight Loss” Season Four introduces a former beauty pageant contestant from Atlanta, GA who was told by judges when she was young that she was too heavy to compete. Brandi quit competing and continued to put on weight eventually reaching 329 pounds.
Aurora, Colo. (PRWEB) July 09, 2014
The next episode of “Extreme Weight Loss” Season Four introduces a former beauty pageant contestant from Atlanta, Ga. who was told by judges when she was young that she was too heavy to compete.
Featuring a unique, non-competitive approach to weight loss transformations, “Extreme Weight Loss” airs TUESDAY, JULY 15 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET/PT) on the ABC Television Network.
Brandi fell in love with pageants when she was a child. She took ballet and tap dancing lessons and competed for years. But, by the time she was 12 she weighed more than 250 pounds and criticism from the judges about her weight crushed her. Brandi quit competing and continued to put on weight eventually reaching 329 pounds. This episode documents Brandi's year-long physical and emotional journey.
New in Season Four, each “Extreme Weight Loss” participant spends the first 90 days of his or her weight loss journey at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center (AHWC) in Aurora, CO. Holly Wyatt, MD, medical director for the AHWC, also serves as medical director for the television program and is seen on the show each week helping participants safely lose up to half of their body weight.
The University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center offers some of the country’s most advanced research and science-based expertise, focusing on a comprehensive weight loss and weight management approach, including fitness, nutrition and wellness services. Learn more at http://www.anschutzwellness.com. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Extreme Weight Loss is produced for ABC by Eyeworks USA. The series is executive-produced by JD Roth, Todd A. Nelson, Matt Assmus and Brant Pinvidic. Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
Aurora, Colo. (PRWEB) July 09, 2014
The next episode of “Extreme Weight Loss” Season Four introduces a former beauty pageant contestant from Atlanta, Ga. who was told by judges when she was young that she was too heavy to compete.
Featuring a unique, non-competitive approach to weight loss transformations, “Extreme Weight Loss” airs TUESDAY, JULY 15 (8:00-10:00 p.m., ET/PT) on the ABC Television Network.
Brandi fell in love with pageants when she was a child. She took ballet and tap dancing lessons and competed for years. But, by the time she was 12 she weighed more than 250 pounds and criticism from the judges about her weight crushed her. Brandi quit competing and continued to put on weight eventually reaching 329 pounds. This episode documents Brandi's year-long physical and emotional journey.
New in Season Four, each “Extreme Weight Loss” participant spends the first 90 days of his or her weight loss journey at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center (AHWC) in Aurora, CO. Holly Wyatt, MD, medical director for the AHWC, also serves as medical director for the television program and is seen on the show each week helping participants safely lose up to half of their body weight.
The University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center offers some of the country’s most advanced research and science-based expertise, focusing on a comprehensive weight loss and weight management approach, including fitness, nutrition and wellness services. Learn more at http://www.anschutzwellness.com. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Extreme Weight Loss is produced for ABC by Eyeworks USA. The series is executive-produced by JD Roth, Todd A. Nelson, Matt Assmus and Brant Pinvidic. Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
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Julie Kombrink Joins Kombrink Lobrillo Team
Matthew Kombrink is proud to announce the addition of Julie Kombrink as a licensed Realtor to The Kombrink Lobrillo Team at RE/MAX Great American North in St. Charles, Illinois.
St Charles, IL (PRWEB) July 10, 2014
Matthew Kombrink is proud to announce the addition of Julie Kombrink as a licensed Realtor to The Kombrink Lobrillo Team at RE/MAX Great American North in St. Charles, Illinois. Julie came into the family real estate business in 1994, working in the administrative side prior to becoming a buyer agent. She has spent the last several years working as a teacher’s aide at Holy Angels Catholic Grade School in Aurora, Illinois, and is now looking forward to being back in real estate. “Listening to people to understand what they want in a home, and then helping them realize their dream of home ownership, is very rewarding,” says Mrs. Kombrink. “And, it is great to be back in the family business.”
Mrs. Kombrink is a graduate of University of Wisconsin-Parkside with a degree in psychology. Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
St Charles, IL (PRWEB) July 10, 2014
Matthew Kombrink is proud to announce the addition of Julie Kombrink as a licensed Realtor to The Kombrink Lobrillo Team at RE/MAX Great American North in St. Charles, Illinois. Julie came into the family real estate business in 1994, working in the administrative side prior to becoming a buyer agent. She has spent the last several years working as a teacher’s aide at Holy Angels Catholic Grade School in Aurora, Illinois, and is now looking forward to being back in real estate. “Listening to people to understand what they want in a home, and then helping them realize their dream of home ownership, is very rewarding,” says Mrs. Kombrink. “And, it is great to be back in the family business.”
Mrs. Kombrink is a graduate of University of Wisconsin-Parkside with a degree in psychology. Reported by PRWeb 2 days ago.
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Aurora homicide: man found shot in pickup truck
Aurora police are investigating a Wednesday night shooting in which a man was found shot to death in the cab of his red pickup truck in a parking lot.
Reported by Denver Post 2 days ago.
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'Jem' Actress Aurora Perrineau Joins Kristen Stewart in 'Equals'
Jem & The Holograms actress Aurora Perrineau has just booked her next project — Equals. The 20-year-old actress will join Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult in the project from director Drake Doremus, Deadline reports. Set in a future society where emotions have been eradicated and one man, Silas (Hoult) finds himself suffering from “Switched-On Syndrome.” [...]
Reported by Just Jared Jr 1 day ago.
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Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing in the US Industry Market Research Report Now Available from IBISWorld
The de-escalation of combat operations, coupled with attempts at reducing government spending, lowered government spending on industry products, causing demand for military-grade scopes to fall. For these reasons, industry research firm IBISWorld has added a report on the Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry to its growing industry report collection.
New York, NY (PRWEB) July 10, 2014
Over the past five years, the Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry locked in strong growth as demand for industry products increased. Industry operators design and produce telescopic sights and related components for firearms. Following the election of President Obama and recent mass shootings in the United States, such as the Aurora, CO and Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, consumer fears over more stringent nationwide gun regulations rose. Consequently, consumers purchased firearms in record numbers, creating a surge in demand for complementary goods such as telescopic gunsights. Prior to the five-year period, the industry benefited from an increase in demand for military-grade scopes as the United States fought in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Therefore, in the five years to 2014, industry revenue is expected to increase an annualized rate.
In recent years, however, declining military spending has tempered industry growth. In 2011, the United States withdrew from Iraq and wound down combat operations in Afghanistan. The de-escalation of combat operations, coupled with attempts at reducing government spending, lowered government spending on industry products, causing demand for military-grade scopes to fall. Moreover, as the chances of more stringent gun regulations being implemented by 2014 grew increasingly minimal, consumers reduced gun and related equipment (i.e. scopes) purchases. As a result, industry revenue is expected to fall in 2014. The average industry profit margin also declined over the past five years due to increasing domestic and foreign competition, as well as greater public sector emphasis on price.
The Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry has a moderate level of market share concentration. Over the five years to 2019, industry revenue growth is forecast to decline, climbing at an annualized rate. Less federal defense funding will continue reducing military demand for industry products. However, as local and state government budgets are reformulated, funding for law enforcement equipment, such as scopes, is anticipated to recover. Moreover, as it becomes more apparent that stringent national gun regulations are unlikely to pass, firearm sales are anticipated to normalize. Gun sales volumes will decline, tempering demand for accessories such as gun scopes. Nonetheless, after years of skyrocketing gun sales, the volume of firearms held by consumer is expected to remain large. As a result, there will still be significant demand for gun add-ons, such as scopes.
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New York, NY (PRWEB) July 10, 2014
Over the past five years, the Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry locked in strong growth as demand for industry products increased. Industry operators design and produce telescopic sights and related components for firearms. Following the election of President Obama and recent mass shootings in the United States, such as the Aurora, CO and Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, consumer fears over more stringent nationwide gun regulations rose. Consequently, consumers purchased firearms in record numbers, creating a surge in demand for complementary goods such as telescopic gunsights. Prior to the five-year period, the industry benefited from an increase in demand for military-grade scopes as the United States fought in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Therefore, in the five years to 2014, industry revenue is expected to increase an annualized rate.
In recent years, however, declining military spending has tempered industry growth. In 2011, the United States withdrew from Iraq and wound down combat operations in Afghanistan. The de-escalation of combat operations, coupled with attempts at reducing government spending, lowered government spending on industry products, causing demand for military-grade scopes to fall. Moreover, as the chances of more stringent gun regulations being implemented by 2014 grew increasingly minimal, consumers reduced gun and related equipment (i.e. scopes) purchases. As a result, industry revenue is expected to fall in 2014. The average industry profit margin also declined over the past five years due to increasing domestic and foreign competition, as well as greater public sector emphasis on price.
The Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry has a moderate level of market share concentration. Over the five years to 2019, industry revenue growth is forecast to decline, climbing at an annualized rate. Less federal defense funding will continue reducing military demand for industry products. However, as local and state government budgets are reformulated, funding for law enforcement equipment, such as scopes, is anticipated to recover. Moreover, as it becomes more apparent that stringent national gun regulations are unlikely to pass, firearm sales are anticipated to normalize. Gun sales volumes will decline, tempering demand for accessories such as gun scopes. Nonetheless, after years of skyrocketing gun sales, the volume of firearms held by consumer is expected to remain large. As a result, there will still be significant demand for gun add-ons, such as scopes.
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The Telescopic Gunsight Manufacturing industry manufactures telescopic sights (i.e. scopes) for mounting onto firearms.
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Recognized as the nation’s most trusted independent source of industry and market research, IBISWorld offers a comprehensive database of unique information and analysis on every US industry. With an extensive online portfolio, valued for its depth and scope, the company equips clients with the insight necessary to make better business decisions. Headquartered in Los Angeles, IBISWorld serves a range of business, professional service and government organizations through more than 10 locations worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.ibisworld.com or call 1-800-330-3772. Reported by PRWeb 1 day ago.
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