Topic: Jeffrey Cole
Quotes
It's not a good time to be in the video-rental business, but not a bad time to be in online rental, but it's a terrible time to be a station owner
Digital killed the video store Jan 12, 2006
Cole National's solid performance in May and June contributed to the quarter's results, as did good cost control and gross margin management. Although our vision business slowed in July, each of our retail optical brands had positive comparable store sales for the quarter. In addition, statistics for the overall optical industry indicate that Cole Vision's growth continued to outpace that of the industry
Executive Business Briefing Aug 27, 2002
We continue to believe this goal is achievable, although given the uncertain business environment, and subject to costs associated with pending litigation in California, we will likely be at the lower end of the range
Executive Business Briefing Aug 27, 2002
In the aftermath of the attacks, e-mail had a profound influence on how Americans communicate. Tens of millions of Americans shared an emotional connection through e-mail after the attacks -- communication that in almost all instances would not have occurred through telephone or letters
Health Tips Feb 12, 2002
Almost everybody is looking to the Internet for entertainment and to watch video
Survey: Americans entertained by Internet Jun 06, 2010
Jeff Coleman is a former Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Coleman was born to a Filipino American family at Whidbey Island Naval Base in Washington in 1975. In the 1980s his family returned to Manila, Philippines to serve as missionaries. It was during that time that the Philippines experienced the People Power Revolution, which Coleman credits for inspiring his "passion for public service." He graduated from Orchard Hills Christian Academy in 1994. He attended Liberty University, earning his degree in Government in 2001. Prior to elective office, Coleman worked in a grocery store, waited tables tables, and was as radio news anchor in college. He also worked as an intern for Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum and was elected to Apollo Borough Council.
In the 2000 election for the 60th legislative district, the 25-year old Coleman defeated long-time Democratic incumbent Tim Pesci in spite of the district being 70% Democratic. Coleman's under-funded campaign relied on an aggressive “door-to-door” campaign with hundreds of campaign volunteers. Bill DeWeese, the House Democratic Leader, said that Pesci had run a "condescending" race against Coleman, calling his opponent "Jeffy" and describing Coleman's campaign volunteers as “the Children from the Corn,” referring to the horror film. Coleman surprised political observes by retiring prior to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives elections, 2004 elections to host a Harrisburg-based political radio program.
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