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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2014
Page
11
Deborah Nevens reports sisters Stacie Horak and Michelle Shannon bring Burst Cycling Studio to Cedar Rapids after discovering a motivating indoor cycling environment on opposite coasts. Shannon, a triathlete and runner, sought studios with high tech performance elements to replace uninspiring gym classes.
Stacie Shannon and Michelle Horak launch Burst Cycling Studio at 5300 Fountains Dr NE Suite 112 Cedar Rapids offering 30 bikes in a 1000-square-foot space. Instructors guide non competitive classes with dimmed lights and two 100-inch screens showing music videos. The partners drew on Tampa experience and SBA guidance to shape the business plan.
FCC chairman Tom Wheeler proposed raising the E-Rate budget by 1.5 billion dollars to 3.9 billion, funded by phone bill fees. The plan, awaiting a December 11 vote, aims to connect more schools and libraries to high speed Internet and close the digital divide. Lily Eskelson Garcia with the NEA supports equity in access.
Tyson Foods posted quarterly net income of 137 million dollars or 35 cents per share, below last year but above estimates at 87 cents per share excluding items. The firm forecast 2015 profit above expectations due to high beef prices, lower feed costs, and the Hillshire Brands acquisition. Beef and pork prices rose, while chicken demand maintained.
The family of Hien Tran filed a wrongful death suit in Orange County Florida alleging a Takata air bag malfunction contributed to her death on October 2 after a 2001 Honda Accord collision. A medical examiner cited air-bag shrapnel wounds as a factor. Honda and Takata did not comment.
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