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Boulder Bump Shop
Feb 11th
The Boulder Bump Shop was started in 1972 with the philosophy that the consumer always deserves quality service at a fair price. The foundation of the success is making sure that every customer is completely satisfied because they do the job right the first time.
2480 49th Street, Unit A
Boulder, CO 80301
Phone (303) 444-2344
Monday-Friday 8AM – 5PM
Email: boulderbump@mho.com
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Boulder Symphony concert “Heroism Reborn” Friday, February 17 at 7 pm
Feb 11th
piece Invisible Heros by composer Chip Michael
EVENT DATE: Friday, February 17 at 7 pm at First Presbyterian Church, 1820 15th St. Boulder
ADMISSION: $5-$15
PUBLIC CONTACT: 970-577-1550, info@bouldersymphony.org
Boulder Symphony, the Community Orchestra of Boulder County, is proud to present our fourth concert of the 2011-2012 season, “Heroism Reborn” at 7:00 pm Friday, February 17 at First Presbyterian Church, Boulder. Boulder Symphony music director Devin Patrick Hughes will conduct the orchestra in the World Premiere piece Invisible Heros by composer Chip Michael; Handel’s Ch’io mai vi possa from Siroe; Gabrieli’s Sonata piano e’ forte; Shostakovich’s Concerto no. 2 in F Major featuring the winners of the Colorado State Music Teachers Association Concerto competition; and the magnificent Eroica Symphony No. 3 by Beethoven.
Tickets are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and $5 for students. Additional information is available at www.bouldersymphony.org or at 970-577-1550.
Photos and interviews with the Music Director, composers in residence, and guest artists can be obtained by contacting gingerhedrick@gmail.com.
Submitted by:
Ginger Hedrick, Boulder Symphony Public Information
303-443-7592
gingerhedrick@gmail.com
Boulders Tanya Mathews, Financial Expert, 2012 Stock Market Outlook
Feb 9th
• The U.S. economy will grow about 2%, while emerging markets post stronger growth and Europe experiences a mild recession.
• The U.S. stock market is likely to post an 8 – 12%* gain, supported by a slight improvement in valuations and mid-to-high single-digit earnings growth.
• Corporate bonds post modest single-digit gains as interest rates rise and credit spreads narrow. The yield on the 10-year Treasury is likely to end the year around 3%.
*LPL Financial Research provided this range based on its earnings per share growth estimate for 2012, and a modest expansion in the price-to-earnings ratio. Additional explanation can be found throughout the 2012 Outlook publication.
I personally believe the markets are poised for positive performance this year. In fact, recent US economic data suggests equity markets are priced as cheaply as they have been in decades, even if there is a 15% decline in earnings. However, the big issues, and my reasons for staying cautious this year, include how deep the European recession turns out to be and what kind of growth impact the discussions and decisions (or lack thereof) about our country’s looming deficit will have during this election year. I’m cautiously optimistic.
Tanya R. Mathews, CFP ®
Meridian Wealth Management Boulder
tanya.mathews@lpl.com