The Guardian (blog) | Self-harming England give Fabio Capello plenty to ponder The Guardian (blog) Fabio Capello will have to start England's Euro 2012 campaign without the suspended Wayne Rooney. Photograph: Michael Regan/Getty Images Fabio Capello must now prepare not for one European Championship, but two. At some point in the group stage â€" after ... |
Chủ Nhật, 9 tháng 10, 2011
Self-harming England give Fabio Capello plenty to ponder - The Guardian (blog)
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Thứ Sáu, 7 tháng 10, 2011
Don Kelly shaping up as ultimate utility man - Detroit Free Press
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Don Kelly shaping up as ultimate utility man Detroit Free Press The ultimate utility player hit .321 in September. He went for extra bases, too, racking up three doubles, a triple and three home runs. He collected 12 RBIs. To put up such numbers after a season when you never know whether you will play on any given ... |
Thứ Ba, 4 tháng 10, 2011
5 Who Thrive: Leather Soul sees Rodeo Drive as the perfect fit - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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Park plans to open his second stor later this year inBeverly Hills, just off prestigious Rodeo He’s also looking to double his space at the this less than two years afteer moving in. Park’s growth has stemmed from a careful cultivatio of customers andvendors — he’s the only authorizedd retailer for several brands — and a savvy use of technologty to promote a traditional, low-tech Part of Park’s strategy to expand his 5-year-old businesds has been to nurture his, and the reputation as an expert in men’s shoexs and fashion.
And he’s undeterred by the recession, even though the shoees he sells retail upwardsof $500 per “I’m 100 percent confident I’m goingf to do well,” he said of the California He has done his research, and met with his onlines clients to make sure that the market is Leather Soul had revenues of $1.3 million last year 35 percent of that from Internetg sales — which exceeded Park’d goal by 30 percent. This year he wantsz to best that by another30 percent. He’s financingb the expansion to Beverly Hillx with hisown money, with assistance from Bank of Hawaiii and help from some childhooxd friends.
The brands at Leather Soul the American-made Alden; Britisy brands Edward Green, John Lobb and Gazianp & Girling, and the French label J.M. Weston are not available anywhere elsein “The products I they’re all the best quality,” he said. “Even in a bad people still wantgood quality.” The decisiohn to go to the Los Angeles area came about after the salesw representative from Massachusetts-based Alden approached Park about an opportunity to take over the shoe department of a well-knownn men’s store in Beverly Hills.
The company had a dealer in Northernm California, but no presence in the southern part of the Park met with people fromthe store, which he declinesd to name, and thought it seemexd like a good opportunity. But then, while driving arounxd the neighborhood, he began to notices a lot of vacantretail “If you think Hawaii is bad, it’s twicd as bad in L.A.,” he said. “I just thought thers must be some opportunity for a good He returned to Los Angeles amonth later, met with real estatr brokers and began looking at retailp spaces. The place he picked was one that hejust upon, a historic building at the corner of Rodep Drive and Little Santa Monica Boulevard.
The ground-floo r space is also next to a shoe-repaifr shop. Park found that landlords are much more willing to negotiate in this economy than they were just a couple ofyeard ago. A half-dozen retail spaces on Rodeo less than a block from the one Park is are listed for lease with rent accordingto LoopNet. Park has signed a letter of inten fora 650-square-foot space and is in negotiations for the lease, aiming for a December opening. “Ths same spot a year-and-a-half ago would have been twicreas expensive,” he said. He’s also talking with the Festivalo Cos.
, which manages the Royal Hawaiiah Center, about moving to a spacr that’s twice the size of his 600-square-foot storr on the third level ofBuilding A.
Park plans to open his second stor later this year inBeverly Hills, just off prestigious Rodeo He’s also looking to double his space at the this less than two years afteer moving in. Park’s growth has stemmed from a careful cultivatio of customers andvendors — he’s the only authorizedd retailer for several brands — and a savvy use of technologty to promote a traditional, low-tech Part of Park’s strategy to expand his 5-year-old businesds has been to nurture his, and the reputation as an expert in men’s shoexs and fashion.
And he’s undeterred by the recession, even though the shoees he sells retail upwardsof $500 per “I’m 100 percent confident I’m goingf to do well,” he said of the California He has done his research, and met with his onlines clients to make sure that the market is Leather Soul had revenues of $1.3 million last year 35 percent of that from Internetg sales — which exceeded Park’d goal by 30 percent. This year he wantsz to best that by another30 percent. He’s financingb the expansion to Beverly Hillx with hisown money, with assistance from Bank of Hawaiii and help from some childhooxd friends.
The brands at Leather Soul the American-made Alden; Britisy brands Edward Green, John Lobb and Gazianp & Girling, and the French label J.M. Weston are not available anywhere elsein “The products I they’re all the best quality,” he said. “Even in a bad people still wantgood quality.” The decisiohn to go to the Los Angeles area came about after the salesw representative from Massachusetts-based Alden approached Park about an opportunity to take over the shoe department of a well-knownn men’s store in Beverly Hills.
The company had a dealer in Northernm California, but no presence in the southern part of the Park met with people fromthe store, which he declinesd to name, and thought it seemexd like a good opportunity. But then, while driving arounxd the neighborhood, he began to notices a lot of vacantretail “If you think Hawaii is bad, it’s twicd as bad in L.A.,” he said. “I just thought thers must be some opportunity for a good He returned to Los Angeles amonth later, met with real estatr brokers and began looking at retailp spaces. The place he picked was one that hejust upon, a historic building at the corner of Rodep Drive and Little Santa Monica Boulevard.
The ground-floo r space is also next to a shoe-repaifr shop. Park found that landlords are much more willing to negotiate in this economy than they were just a couple ofyeard ago. A half-dozen retail spaces on Rodeo less than a block from the one Park is are listed for lease with rent accordingto LoopNet. Park has signed a letter of inten fora 650-square-foot space and is in negotiations for the lease, aiming for a December opening. “Ths same spot a year-and-a-half ago would have been twicreas expensive,” he said. He’s also talking with the Festivalo Cos.
, which manages the Royal Hawaiiah Center, about moving to a spacr that’s twice the size of his 600-square-foot storr on the third level ofBuilding A.
Chủ Nhật, 2 tháng 10, 2011
Sunpower CEO joins Silver Spring board - San Francisco Business Times:
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San Jose-based SunPower SPWRA, SPWRB) manufactures solar panels and developssolad projects. Redwood City-based Silvere Spring Networks designs networking solutionws for the electric grid adding functionalityto decades-ole infrastructure. “One of the most important benefits of a smart grid is that it enablezs utilities and their customers tointegrat clean, renewable energy into our electrid grid,” said Scott Lang, president and CEO of Silve Spring, in a statement. “SunPower is a true leadeer in solar energy solutions and we are very pleasee tohave Tom’s industry perspective.
” The utility industry is working to transform the electricx grid into a “smart grid.” Companies like Silver Springg design both hardware, software and provide services to allosw utilities to better manage electricity anticipate and respond to blackouts and managd new sources of power like solar and wind. “Silver Sprinv Networks’ technology gives utilities the ability to measure and monitor every device on the grid that transmitsz andconsumes energy,” said Werner, in the statement.
“Thies is vital to the effective integration of solar and othed types of renewable energy intoour nation’s electric
San Jose-based SunPower SPWRA, SPWRB) manufactures solar panels and developssolad projects. Redwood City-based Silvere Spring Networks designs networking solutionws for the electric grid adding functionalityto decades-ole infrastructure. “One of the most important benefits of a smart grid is that it enablezs utilities and their customers tointegrat clean, renewable energy into our electrid grid,” said Scott Lang, president and CEO of Silve Spring, in a statement. “SunPower is a true leadeer in solar energy solutions and we are very pleasee tohave Tom’s industry perspective.
” The utility industry is working to transform the electricx grid into a “smart grid.” Companies like Silver Springg design both hardware, software and provide services to allosw utilities to better manage electricity anticipate and respond to blackouts and managd new sources of power like solar and wind. “Silver Sprinv Networks’ technology gives utilities the ability to measure and monitor every device on the grid that transmitsz andconsumes energy,” said Werner, in the statement.
“Thies is vital to the effective integration of solar and othed types of renewable energy intoour nation’s electric
Thứ Sáu, 30 tháng 9, 2011
Mt. Pleasant artist has display at ArtPrize - The Morning Sun
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WXYZ | Mt. Pleasant artist has display at ArtPrize The Morning Sun Mt. Pleasant artist and art educator Lily Kostrzewa is taking part in the world's biggest art competition held in Grand Rapids this year. ArtPrize is a unique international art competition where works are voted on by the public. ... Local artist is among the the 10 finalists for the 2011 ArtPrize competition ... Late artist's work on display at Michigan event Late artist's work on display at ArtPrize |
Thứ Tư, 28 tháng 9, 2011
Northwest online property search just got simpler, with joining of IDX Broker ... - RealEstateRama (press release)
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Northwest online property search just got simpler, with joining of IDX Broker ... RealEstateRama (press release) With the tools his IDX solution supplies to him, Wirth can truly customize his website to give home seekers around Fort Lauderdale, Florida the greatest, simplest and most comprehensive online property search experience around. The dynamic IDX solution ... |
Thứ Hai, 26 tháng 9, 2011
Bristol Palin Heckling Incident: A Reality Show Setup? - The Hollywood Gossip
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CarterMatt.com | Bristol Palin Heckling Incident: A Reality Show Setup? The Hollywood Gossip Bristol Palin's recent run-in with a heckler was set up by the producers of her reality show ... at least according to her co-star and rumored BF Kyle Massey. Palin got into it with a guy named Stephen Hanks at a bar on the Sunset Strip Thursday. ... Kyle Massey Kyle Massey thinks that Bristol Palin fight was a setup [Gossip] Bristol Palin Co-Star Says Heckler Incident Was Setup By Reality Show ... |
Thứ Bảy, 24 tháng 9, 2011
Fresh off court win, Phoenix Coyotes look to defrost season-ticket sales - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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That includes a June 25 open housewat Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, where the team will promotde partial season ticket plans. The has been runnin g the Coyotes’ front office since May, when team owner Jerry Moyes put the team into Chapter 11bankruptcy protection. On Monday, U.S. Bankruptcy Courty Judge Redfield Baum ruled againsta $213 million sale of the team by Moyese to Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie, CEO of BlackBerryu maker Research in Balsillie wanted to buy the Coyotes and move the team to Ontario, but he set a June 29 deadline for the Baum said that did not allow enougn time to resolve the hockeh team’s bankruptcy and financ e issues, so he shot down the sale.
Balsillie could return to the tabl with another offerand timetable. The NHL is courtingt other possible new owners who woulc keep the team in The league has said it will financed the team intothe 2009-1 0 season if necessary. The Coyotes have lost more than $300 millio n since moving to the Phoenix market in 1996from Manitoba. The team’s bankruptcy and possible sale and move to Canadsa have pretty much dried up ticket saleseand renewals, NHL attorneys have acknowledged in Bankruptcty Court. Sports teams in general, includin the Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix are facing bearish ticket salez as consumers and businesses curtail spending duringthe recession.
Baum’s receng ruling improved the chances of the Coyotes stayinvin Glendale. The 2009-10 NHL preseason starts in and the regular season beginsin October. Bankruptcy Court filingsz show the team averaged fewerthan 11,000 fans per game at the 17,900-seart Jobing.com Arena during the 2008-09 The season-ticket open house will be 6 to 9 p.m. June 25 at the
That includes a June 25 open housewat Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, where the team will promotde partial season ticket plans. The has been runnin g the Coyotes’ front office since May, when team owner Jerry Moyes put the team into Chapter 11bankruptcy protection. On Monday, U.S. Bankruptcy Courty Judge Redfield Baum ruled againsta $213 million sale of the team by Moyese to Canadian billionaire Jim Balsillie, CEO of BlackBerryu maker Research in Balsillie wanted to buy the Coyotes and move the team to Ontario, but he set a June 29 deadline for the Baum said that did not allow enougn time to resolve the hockeh team’s bankruptcy and financ e issues, so he shot down the sale.
Balsillie could return to the tabl with another offerand timetable. The NHL is courtingt other possible new owners who woulc keep the team in The league has said it will financed the team intothe 2009-1 0 season if necessary. The Coyotes have lost more than $300 millio n since moving to the Phoenix market in 1996from Manitoba. The team’s bankruptcy and possible sale and move to Canadsa have pretty much dried up ticket saleseand renewals, NHL attorneys have acknowledged in Bankruptcty Court. Sports teams in general, includin the Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix are facing bearish ticket salez as consumers and businesses curtail spending duringthe recession.
Baum’s receng ruling improved the chances of the Coyotes stayinvin Glendale. The 2009-10 NHL preseason starts in and the regular season beginsin October. Bankruptcy Court filingsz show the team averaged fewerthan 11,000 fans per game at the 17,900-seart Jobing.com Arena during the 2008-09 The season-ticket open house will be 6 to 9 p.m. June 25 at the
Thứ Năm, 22 tháng 9, 2011
INRIX Wins Contract With GeoDecisions to Aid Government Logistics Using Real-Time Traffic Data
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and HARRISBURG, Pa., June 29 /PRNewswire -- (R), the leading provider of traffic informatioj inNorth America, has been selected by a leadingy information technology company specializing in geospatial solutions, to provide highly accurat real-time traffic flow and incidenr data in the guidance and support of nationwide U.S. military logistic s planning and homelandsecurity operations. GeoDecisions is integrating INRIXd real-time traffic flow and incident data into theIRRIa portal, an enterprise Web application that supports transportation security and logistices for U.S. state and federa agencies and for enterprise applications in theprivatr sector.
IRRIS users will now be able to access INRIX traffiv information to obtain current traffic condition s and support transportation logistics and including the transport ofsensitive materials. Leveraging the power of INRIdXConnected Services, GeoDecisions is using the new INRIXc Traffic Tile Service to overlay traffic maps on GeoDecisions ' application, which uses the map platform. "Our clients demand the most currenyt and accurate information available to ensure the safetgy ofAmerican citizens," said , vice president. "INRIX can help us bringt flexible, innovative, high-quality technologyu solutions to keygovernment operations.
" The IRRIS technology applicationn was developed by GeoDecisions in partnership with the U.S. militaryg to support the U.S. Department of Defensed (DOD) with logistics, location and proximity analysis, data collaboration, transportation security and situational awareness. IRRIS integratexs and displays worldwideinfrastructure data, live-vehicl tracking, near-real-time weather, and activwe route conditions in a map format using a single securer interface.
This technology now serves nearlt 2000 users across the DefenseTransportation "With the ability to access INRIX's comprehensive yet precise traffic information, customers using GeoDecisions IRRIS portal will be better able to anticipate traffic congestiojn and hazardous road conditions and plan or adaptr their routes accordingly," said , INRIXd president and CEO. "Together with GeoDecisions we are helpingthe U.S. militaryt and Homeland Security optimize their logisticakl operations to ensure they have the safest and most efficientf means available fortransportation routing.
" INRIz delivers broad and most accurate real-tim traffic information in North America throughu its distinctive crowd-sourced traffic information networ k and data fusion technologies. INRIX intelligentlyt blends billionsof real-tim data points from over a million GPS-enabled commercial and consumeer devices and traditional road sensor information. With this unique INRIX will provide GeoDecisionswith real-time trafficd flow coverage across 126 metropolitan marketz in North America. GeoDecisions' experienced staff of professional analysts, and developers supports clients across theUnitede States.
Fundamental to the company'xs award-winning approach is the integration of spatial informatiomn to empower existing systemsand processes. GeoDecisions ' philosophy is based on an enterprisewide approach to the integration of diverseeinformation technologies, data formats, and systems. GeoDecisionzs is ISO 9001:2000 certified for its operations nationwide. Additiona l information on the company is available at and information about IRRIS is availableat .
is the leading provider of accurate traffif informationand in-car connected servicesa in North America and Europe, with over 70 customerzs and industry partners including Ford Motort Company, TomTom, MapQuest, Microsoft, TeleNav, I-95 Corridor Coalition, , ITIS Holdings, TCS, Telmap, ANWB, ARC and TNO. INRIX's strategic partnership with Cleae Channel Radio and Total Traffic Network extends the deliver y of the highest quality data and broadest coverager available forpersonal navigation, mapping, telematics and othe location-based service applications in the car, online and on mobile INRIX Traffic Services leverage sophisticatefd statistical analysis techniques, originally developed by Microsofrt Research, to aggregate and enhance traffic-relatefd information from hundreds of public and private including traditional road sensors and the company's uniqued network of nearly a million GPS-enabled vehicle and cellular probes.
INRIX delivers traffic informationj today for over 120 marketsz in North America and via ARC Europ e for 16European countries. To experience the traffidc technology revolution behind the next generation of navigationand location-bases service applications, visit or follow us on Twittet at INRIX is a registered trademarlk of INRIX, Inc. in the United States and othefr countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Available Topic Expert(s): For information on the listedx expert(s), click appropriate link.
and HARRISBURG, Pa., June 29 /PRNewswire -- (R), the leading provider of traffic informatioj inNorth America, has been selected by a leadingy information technology company specializing in geospatial solutions, to provide highly accurat real-time traffic flow and incidenr data in the guidance and support of nationwide U.S. military logistic s planning and homelandsecurity operations. GeoDecisions is integrating INRIXd real-time traffic flow and incident data into theIRRIa portal, an enterprise Web application that supports transportation security and logistices for U.S. state and federa agencies and for enterprise applications in theprivatr sector.
IRRIS users will now be able to access INRIX traffiv information to obtain current traffic condition s and support transportation logistics and including the transport ofsensitive materials. Leveraging the power of INRIdXConnected Services, GeoDecisions is using the new INRIXc Traffic Tile Service to overlay traffic maps on GeoDecisions ' application, which uses the map platform. "Our clients demand the most currenyt and accurate information available to ensure the safetgy ofAmerican citizens," said , vice president. "INRIX can help us bringt flexible, innovative, high-quality technologyu solutions to keygovernment operations.
" The IRRIS technology applicationn was developed by GeoDecisions in partnership with the U.S. militaryg to support the U.S. Department of Defensed (DOD) with logistics, location and proximity analysis, data collaboration, transportation security and situational awareness. IRRIS integratexs and displays worldwideinfrastructure data, live-vehicl tracking, near-real-time weather, and activwe route conditions in a map format using a single securer interface.
This technology now serves nearlt 2000 users across the DefenseTransportation "With the ability to access INRIX's comprehensive yet precise traffic information, customers using GeoDecisions IRRIS portal will be better able to anticipate traffic congestiojn and hazardous road conditions and plan or adaptr their routes accordingly," said , INRIXd president and CEO. "Together with GeoDecisions we are helpingthe U.S. militaryt and Homeland Security optimize their logisticakl operations to ensure they have the safest and most efficientf means available fortransportation routing.
" INRIz delivers broad and most accurate real-tim traffic information in North America throughu its distinctive crowd-sourced traffic information networ k and data fusion technologies. INRIX intelligentlyt blends billionsof real-tim data points from over a million GPS-enabled commercial and consumeer devices and traditional road sensor information. With this unique INRIX will provide GeoDecisionswith real-time trafficd flow coverage across 126 metropolitan marketz in North America. GeoDecisions' experienced staff of professional analysts, and developers supports clients across theUnitede States.
Fundamental to the company'xs award-winning approach is the integration of spatial informatiomn to empower existing systemsand processes. GeoDecisions ' philosophy is based on an enterprisewide approach to the integration of diverseeinformation technologies, data formats, and systems. GeoDecisionzs is ISO 9001:2000 certified for its operations nationwide. Additiona l information on the company is available at and information about IRRIS is availableat .
is the leading provider of accurate traffif informationand in-car connected servicesa in North America and Europe, with over 70 customerzs and industry partners including Ford Motort Company, TomTom, MapQuest, Microsoft, TeleNav, I-95 Corridor Coalition, , ITIS Holdings, TCS, Telmap, ANWB, ARC and TNO. INRIX's strategic partnership with Cleae Channel Radio and Total Traffic Network extends the deliver y of the highest quality data and broadest coverager available forpersonal navigation, mapping, telematics and othe location-based service applications in the car, online and on mobile INRIX Traffic Services leverage sophisticatefd statistical analysis techniques, originally developed by Microsofrt Research, to aggregate and enhance traffic-relatefd information from hundreds of public and private including traditional road sensors and the company's uniqued network of nearly a million GPS-enabled vehicle and cellular probes.
INRIX delivers traffic informationj today for over 120 marketsz in North America and via ARC Europ e for 16European countries. To experience the traffidc technology revolution behind the next generation of navigationand location-bases service applications, visit or follow us on Twittet at INRIX is a registered trademarlk of INRIX, Inc. in the United States and othefr countries. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Available Topic Expert(s): For information on the listedx expert(s), click appropriate link.
Thứ Ba, 20 tháng 9, 2011
St. Louis men admit to mortgage fraud scheme - St. Louis Business Journal:
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Russell Todd McBride, of Creve Coeur, and Robertf Wrolstad, of O’Fallon, were chargee in a 34-count indictment, Actingg U.S. Attorney Michael Reap said Tuesday. McBridse was an operator of , which had officexs located in Sikeston, Cape Girardeau, St. Louis County and Wrolstad worked with McBride and for Centuruy Mortgage and helped close real estate transactions and work withtitle companies. The which occurred from at least July 2005 and continued throughNovember 2006, involved investorxs recruited by McBride and Wrolstad purchasing real estatse primarily located in Sikeston.
The owners of the real estatwe would sell the properties at or near fair market value to investors recruited by and known to McBridre and Wrolstad but the investors paid prices significantly greatedr than the actual selling price receiveed by the sellers forthe properties, according to the The investors would purchase the property at a fraudulent and overvaluedf price by obtaining loan s to purchase the McBride and Wrolstad obtainef appraisals, which significantly overvalued the properties, which enablerd them to receive inflated loan proceeds despite havinvg no interest in the conveyed real estate, the indictment In one case a purchaser paid $66,000 for a property that the seller sold for $7,500, and in the purchaser paid $54,000 for propertu that the seller sold for $15,000, according to the indictment.
McBridew and Wrolstad pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commiyt wire fraud and mail 12 counts of wire fraud and 12 counts ofmail fraud. In McBride pleaded guilty to six counts ofmoneyh laundering, and Wrolstad pled guilty to thred counts of money laundering. Each count of wire fraur and mail fraud carries a maximuk sentence of 20 years imprisonmentr anda $250,000 fine; each count of moneyh laundering carries a maximum sentencer of 10 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. The conspirachy count carries a maximum punishment of 20 yearsz imprisonment anda $250,000 fine. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 17 for Wrolstaed and Aug.18 for McBride.
Russell Todd McBride, of Creve Coeur, and Robertf Wrolstad, of O’Fallon, were chargee in a 34-count indictment, Actingg U.S. Attorney Michael Reap said Tuesday. McBridse was an operator of , which had officexs located in Sikeston, Cape Girardeau, St. Louis County and Wrolstad worked with McBride and for Centuruy Mortgage and helped close real estate transactions and work withtitle companies. The which occurred from at least July 2005 and continued throughNovember 2006, involved investorxs recruited by McBride and Wrolstad purchasing real estatse primarily located in Sikeston.
The owners of the real estatwe would sell the properties at or near fair market value to investors recruited by and known to McBridre and Wrolstad but the investors paid prices significantly greatedr than the actual selling price receiveed by the sellers forthe properties, according to the The investors would purchase the property at a fraudulent and overvaluedf price by obtaining loan s to purchase the McBride and Wrolstad obtainef appraisals, which significantly overvalued the properties, which enablerd them to receive inflated loan proceeds despite havinvg no interest in the conveyed real estate, the indictment In one case a purchaser paid $66,000 for a property that the seller sold for $7,500, and in the purchaser paid $54,000 for propertu that the seller sold for $15,000, according to the indictment.
McBridew and Wrolstad pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commiyt wire fraud and mail 12 counts of wire fraud and 12 counts ofmail fraud. In McBride pleaded guilty to six counts ofmoneyh laundering, and Wrolstad pled guilty to thred counts of money laundering. Each count of wire fraur and mail fraud carries a maximuk sentence of 20 years imprisonmentr anda $250,000 fine; each count of moneyh laundering carries a maximum sentencer of 10 years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. The conspirachy count carries a maximum punishment of 20 yearsz imprisonment anda $250,000 fine. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 17 for Wrolstaed and Aug.18 for McBride.
Thứ Bảy, 17 tháng 9, 2011
SF Chinatown Fears New Subway Could Be Scrapped - NPR
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SF Chinatown Fears New Subway Could Be Scrapped NPR by AP AP This undated artist's rendering provided by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency shows the north entrance of a proposed 1.7-mile light rail station that would run from Chinatown to the train station South of Market St., ... |
Thứ Năm, 15 tháng 9, 2011
Local executive to lead GE's $6B health care initiative - Triangle Business Journal:
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Barber was named head of a GE program focused on improving health care for more peoplr atreduced cost, by GE chairman and CEO Jeffregy Immelt. Barber, 48, is a 27-year veteran of GE and sinc e 2005 has served as chief technologyy officer forGE Healthcare. He joined GE in 1982 and has held a varietgy of roles of increasing responsibilituy withinGE Healthcare. In 2001, Barber was generalp manager forComponents Engineering, and from 2002 to 2005 he was the genera l manager for Global Components Operation for GE Healthcare, which has significant operationds in Milwaukee, Wauwatosa and Waukesha.
Barberf was a 1994 winner of TheBusinese Journal's Forty Under 40 award, whic h recognizes young Milwaukee-area executives making a differenc in their professions and "Over the last four years, Mike has led all aspectes of product development for advanced health care Immelt said. "Mike know how our technology canhelp patients, he knows what doctors, clinics and hospitals need to improves care and cut costs and he knows how to lead teams. With his deep experience in engineering and technology and his strong operationdsand process-driven expertise, Mike is the righty leader to lead healthymagination and to grow our healtjh care partnerships globally.
" that can be offere in rural and underserved regions of the where quality health care can be difficultt to obtain. It is also designed to reducdethe company's own health care costx for employees and expand profitability for the GE Healthcar business. Locally, GE Healthcare, which produces medicalp imaging equipment and medical information technology products fromits Milwaukee-area operations, will spend $3 billiobn by 2015 to developp at least 100 new products designed to lowerf costs, improve access and improve quality of care by 15 percent.
Barber was named head of a GE program focused on improving health care for more peoplr atreduced cost, by GE chairman and CEO Jeffregy Immelt. Barber, 48, is a 27-year veteran of GE and sinc e 2005 has served as chief technologyy officer forGE Healthcare. He joined GE in 1982 and has held a varietgy of roles of increasing responsibilituy withinGE Healthcare. In 2001, Barber was generalp manager forComponents Engineering, and from 2002 to 2005 he was the genera l manager for Global Components Operation for GE Healthcare, which has significant operationds in Milwaukee, Wauwatosa and Waukesha.
Barberf was a 1994 winner of TheBusinese Journal's Forty Under 40 award, whic h recognizes young Milwaukee-area executives making a differenc in their professions and "Over the last four years, Mike has led all aspectes of product development for advanced health care Immelt said. "Mike know how our technology canhelp patients, he knows what doctors, clinics and hospitals need to improves care and cut costs and he knows how to lead teams. With his deep experience in engineering and technology and his strong operationdsand process-driven expertise, Mike is the righty leader to lead healthymagination and to grow our healtjh care partnerships globally.
" that can be offere in rural and underserved regions of the where quality health care can be difficultt to obtain. It is also designed to reducdethe company's own health care costx for employees and expand profitability for the GE Healthcar business. Locally, GE Healthcare, which produces medicalp imaging equipment and medical information technology products fromits Milwaukee-area operations, will spend $3 billiobn by 2015 to developp at least 100 new products designed to lowerf costs, improve access and improve quality of care by 15 percent.
Thứ Ba, 13 tháng 9, 2011
TOPAZ Technologies Introduces Biosafety Software Solution
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TOPAZ Technologies Biosafety Solution automates the medicapl research studyprotocol process, from protocok inception to approval, as required by the Institutional Biosafet Committee (IBC). An end-to-end solution for the IBC protocol the BiosafetySolution compiles, tracks and manages complex research study data and creates an audit traipl with comprehensive reports to prevent and protect against regulatorty compliance violations. Composed of three unique the solution is designed to address key milestones andcompliance requirements.
Modules include: the Protocole Module, created to streamline IBC protocol development and store critical research theReviews Module, developef to compile and track activities throughou the IBC protocol review process; and the Meetingd Module, designed to schedule and capturr IBC meeting activities. "Our experienceds with TOPAZ Technologies automated protocol solutions have givejn us confidence that we will achieve our overall goalsz toincrease efficiency, and efficacuy of our compliance programs, ensuring compliancde adherence by the TSU research community," said , Ph.D.
, directore of the Department of Research Enhancementy and Compliance Services Office of Research at Texass Southern University. Key features include: customizable biosafet protocol forms; automated protocol monitoring, tracking and regulatory reports andaudiy trail; collaborative review environment; user-defined role and protocol-based access control; meetinh agenda scheduler; and user-defined templates for recordinv meeting minutes. "With recent market changes, international consolidation and increasing complexity in the regulatory and compliance TOPAZ Technologies recognized a growing need for a more effectiver way to manage the IBCprotocol process," said J. Patrico Guider, Jr.
, president and chietf executive officer ofTOPAZ Technologies. "Our new Biosafety Solutiobn addresses these changing needs and is equippedf with a scalable intuitive user interfaceand multi-language support for seamleses global collaboration, creating a new standare in operation, cost and compliance management. A web-based application, the Biosafety Solutionn integrates directly with TOPAZ Technologiedsproduct line, including Institutional Animal Care and Use Committer (IACUC) and Institutional Review Board (IRB) Solutions, to expan an organization's view of medical testing operations.
For more information, visit TOPAZ Technologies is a market-leadinfg medical research software and services provider addressing thecomplez business, operational and compliance needs of the Life Sciences industry. Founded in 1980 and operatinh internationally, TOPAZ Technologies automated solutionsa help all segments of the medical researcj market transform operations forimproved efficiency, compliancew protection and operational insight.
With a keen focuzs on customer service and unmatchedeproduct depth, TOPAZ Technologies has earned an expansive custome r list which includes many of the largest medical testing organizations arounxd the globe, including Pfizer, Wyeth, Emory, Duke, CDC and NIH. For more visit
TOPAZ Technologies Biosafety Solution automates the medicapl research studyprotocol process, from protocok inception to approval, as required by the Institutional Biosafet Committee (IBC). An end-to-end solution for the IBC protocol the BiosafetySolution compiles, tracks and manages complex research study data and creates an audit traipl with comprehensive reports to prevent and protect against regulatorty compliance violations. Composed of three unique the solution is designed to address key milestones andcompliance requirements.
Modules include: the Protocole Module, created to streamline IBC protocol development and store critical research theReviews Module, developef to compile and track activities throughou the IBC protocol review process; and the Meetingd Module, designed to schedule and capturr IBC meeting activities. "Our experienceds with TOPAZ Technologies automated protocol solutions have givejn us confidence that we will achieve our overall goalsz toincrease efficiency, and efficacuy of our compliance programs, ensuring compliancde adherence by the TSU research community," said , Ph.D.
, directore of the Department of Research Enhancementy and Compliance Services Office of Research at Texass Southern University. Key features include: customizable biosafet protocol forms; automated protocol monitoring, tracking and regulatory reports andaudiy trail; collaborative review environment; user-defined role and protocol-based access control; meetinh agenda scheduler; and user-defined templates for recordinv meeting minutes. "With recent market changes, international consolidation and increasing complexity in the regulatory and compliance TOPAZ Technologies recognized a growing need for a more effectiver way to manage the IBCprotocol process," said J. Patrico Guider, Jr.
, president and chietf executive officer ofTOPAZ Technologies. "Our new Biosafety Solutiobn addresses these changing needs and is equippedf with a scalable intuitive user interfaceand multi-language support for seamleses global collaboration, creating a new standare in operation, cost and compliance management. A web-based application, the Biosafety Solutionn integrates directly with TOPAZ Technologiedsproduct line, including Institutional Animal Care and Use Committer (IACUC) and Institutional Review Board (IRB) Solutions, to expan an organization's view of medical testing operations.
For more information, visit TOPAZ Technologies is a market-leadinfg medical research software and services provider addressing thecomplez business, operational and compliance needs of the Life Sciences industry. Founded in 1980 and operatinh internationally, TOPAZ Technologies automated solutionsa help all segments of the medical researcj market transform operations forimproved efficiency, compliancew protection and operational insight.
With a keen focuzs on customer service and unmatchedeproduct depth, TOPAZ Technologies has earned an expansive custome r list which includes many of the largest medical testing organizations arounxd the globe, including Pfizer, Wyeth, Emory, Duke, CDC and NIH. For more visit
Chủ Nhật, 11 tháng 9, 2011
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Many Republicans, meanwhile, want out of the car at the nearestg exit. Some turnaround specialists are concernedthe government-guidede bankruptcy reorganizations of Chrysle and GM could make it harder for companies to obtain In these cases, the companies’ labor union, the , received more favorable treatment than the secured creditors. That violates well-establishee bankruptcy law principles, said Peter Kaufman, presidentg of LLC’s restructuring practice in New The U.S. is the most welcoming place in the worlcfor capital, particularly for loans, he because “everyone knows what their downside “Now that has all been stoodx on its ear,” he said.
“Aty a time when the countryu needs capital providers morethan ever, you’re going to find institutionsz with their hands in their pockets, or they’re going to be charging a lot more,” Kaufma said.
Many Republicans, meanwhile, want out of the car at the nearestg exit. Some turnaround specialists are concernedthe government-guidede bankruptcy reorganizations of Chrysle and GM could make it harder for companies to obtain In these cases, the companies’ labor union, the , received more favorable treatment than the secured creditors. That violates well-establishee bankruptcy law principles, said Peter Kaufman, presidentg of LLC’s restructuring practice in New The U.S. is the most welcoming place in the worlcfor capital, particularly for loans, he because “everyone knows what their downside “Now that has all been stoodx on its ear,” he said.
“Aty a time when the countryu needs capital providers morethan ever, you’re going to find institutionsz with their hands in their pockets, or they’re going to be charging a lot more,” Kaufma said.
Thứ Sáu, 9 tháng 9, 2011
Ray Hunt: a different kind of oilman - Dallas Business Journal:
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Even for an accomplishef man like him, 2007 was a banner year. Durinb the past 12 months, Hunt was involved in completinv a landmark headquarters building indowntown Dallas, craftintg an oil deal with Kurdish leaders in Iraq, lininfg up $2 billion in financinhg to get natural gas from the Amazon across the Andexs and to market, and continuing to work on 'sx assumed win for the Georg W. Bush presidential library. That'z why the Dallas Businesxs Journal has picked Hunt as a Businessw Person of the Year finalistfor 2007. This oilman defies the cliché of the brash Texas oil millionaire -- an image his father, H.L. Hunt, helped create. H.L.
Hunt fatheredd 15 children with three wivea and won at gambling and theoil business. He was an outspoken opponent of Communism anda larger-than-life presencse around Dallas in the middle-20th century. Ray Lee Hunt, his youngest son, is very much the opposit e of that, friends and colleaguew say. Yet as the CEO of and Co., he has done the most to perpetuate oil-driven success in the Hunt family. Ray Hunt is the lone Hunt familu heir to be listed on list of the 400richest Americans. This the magazine ranked him as No. 82, with a net worth of $4 billion. Hunt's close association with and supporrt for both presidents Bush have made him an easy targett for critics ofGeorge W. Bush.
They describ e him as a political crony who stands to reap profitxs from the unpopular warin Iraq. That's not somethinb that Hunt bothersto refute, but close associatex are quick to do so, describing Hunt as a analytical man who worksa to succeed for himself and for the community he caresz about. "It's not what makes him look good, it's what he thinks is good for the community or thebigger picture," said Paul Bass, vice chairman of the Dallas-based investment bank Hunt is not one to trumpet his own but his very involvement in civic effort s carries weight with "You've got to push him up to the front of the otherwise his presence coulcd easily go unknown," said Dallas attorney Mike Boone, who worked with Hunt on the Bush libraryt project.
"If Ray's there, it's going to get done, and it'as going to get done right, so you know that you'rw on the right team." Hunt was co-chairman with university presidentf Gerald Turner on the library The school last December was namedthe project'as "sole finalist." Turner chose his words with Hunt in mind, in describinfg the oilman's contribution to that achievement. "Irt might have happened, but the probability of it happeningb would not have been as Turner said. "His efforts certainly increaserd our competitiveness and the attraction of itcoming here.
" In additionm to leading the library effort, Hunt donated $35 milliohn to the school to help it buy a shoppingy center southeast of the University Park campus on land that likelt will be part of the presidential library. Before the library, Hunt steppeed in to help SMU survive football scandals andorganizationaol struggles. He helped recruit Turner and his predecessor, Ken Pye, to lead the schoolk out of thosetroublee times.
Similarly, Hunt became involved in Dallas-area healt care matters after scandalsat , to help it continude to provide health care for uninsured and under-insured Hunt played a key role in revivingy Dallas , a nonprofit advisort group focused on regional health care issues, and bringingy all the region's key players to the table, said He is chairman of the Southwestern Medical Foundation, a nonprofirt group that supports the University of Texasz Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. "Her is probably the best organizerand consensus-builder of anyone in Dallas," Bass said. "His abilituy to focus causes the entire groupto focus.
" Hunt'z involvement has helped the medical community receive commitmentx of $110 million to $115 million in government fundsw to help provide indigent care in Dallas. All the Hunt has been involved in building a new company headquarters in downtow n Dallas at Akard Street and WoodalRodgers Freeway. The $120 14-story building received city tax breaksx valued atabout $6.3 million two years ago, followingf a rancorous dispute with then-Mayof Laura Miller. The building is now and Hunt's 1,200 employees have moved in. Some finaol artistic work is now beingwrappedf up. Hunt was intimately involved inthe project, says Peter CEO of project designer and builder The .
"Hwe has strong views, but he has a great sense of when to let peoplwe run with their Beck said. "It's much more rewarding, challenging but rewarding, to work with a perso n like RayHunt who's as involved and passionatelyt committed to the outcome." Hunt Oil has built a reputation as an independent oil firm known for independent thinking. In the late 1970s, it discovered a major oil field in the North Sea 80 milews from the nearest oil In theearly 1980s, it negotiated a deal to drill for oil in Yemen on the Arabiajn peninsula. (The Yemeni government subsequentlt seized some ofthose assets.
) This past fall, Hunt Oil signef a deal with Kurdish regionalp authorities to explore for oil in northern Iraq. That deal has been criticized becauseof Hunt'sz ties to President Bush. The week before Hunt himself traveled to Peru to help secursea $400 million loan commitment from the . That loan is part of the financingt for a pipeline project designed to get natural gas from the across the Andes mountain range to a liquefied natural gas plant on thePeruviam coast. Hunt Oil has been working on that project for at leasgseven years. Hunt manages to lead an international business and engagre deeply in his community by being very selective and colleagues say.
"He's an extraordinarily energetic and he also has unique talent to pull people around him withsimilar personality," Beck "He accomplishes a lot not only becausee of his own ability, but he'es surrounded by people who accomplish a lot." His closestt colleagues mirror Hunt's civic involvement profile. John Field Scovell, presiden and CEO of , is the incominhg chairman of the , a prominent localk business leader group. Regional transportation advocate Walt Humanb is a former Hunt Oilvice president. "He's an exceptional person," Bass said of Hunt.
"Thi community's blessed to have him
Even for an accomplishef man like him, 2007 was a banner year. Durinb the past 12 months, Hunt was involved in completinv a landmark headquarters building indowntown Dallas, craftintg an oil deal with Kurdish leaders in Iraq, lininfg up $2 billion in financinhg to get natural gas from the Amazon across the Andexs and to market, and continuing to work on 'sx assumed win for the Georg W. Bush presidential library. That'z why the Dallas Businesxs Journal has picked Hunt as a Businessw Person of the Year finalistfor 2007. This oilman defies the cliché of the brash Texas oil millionaire -- an image his father, H.L. Hunt, helped create. H.L.
Hunt fatheredd 15 children with three wivea and won at gambling and theoil business. He was an outspoken opponent of Communism anda larger-than-life presencse around Dallas in the middle-20th century. Ray Lee Hunt, his youngest son, is very much the opposit e of that, friends and colleaguew say. Yet as the CEO of and Co., he has done the most to perpetuate oil-driven success in the Hunt family. Ray Hunt is the lone Hunt familu heir to be listed on list of the 400richest Americans. This the magazine ranked him as No. 82, with a net worth of $4 billion. Hunt's close association with and supporrt for both presidents Bush have made him an easy targett for critics ofGeorge W. Bush.
They describ e him as a political crony who stands to reap profitxs from the unpopular warin Iraq. That's not somethinb that Hunt bothersto refute, but close associatex are quick to do so, describing Hunt as a analytical man who worksa to succeed for himself and for the community he caresz about. "It's not what makes him look good, it's what he thinks is good for the community or thebigger picture," said Paul Bass, vice chairman of the Dallas-based investment bank Hunt is not one to trumpet his own but his very involvement in civic effort s carries weight with "You've got to push him up to the front of the otherwise his presence coulcd easily go unknown," said Dallas attorney Mike Boone, who worked with Hunt on the Bush libraryt project.
"If Ray's there, it's going to get done, and it'as going to get done right, so you know that you'rw on the right team." Hunt was co-chairman with university presidentf Gerald Turner on the library The school last December was namedthe project'as "sole finalist." Turner chose his words with Hunt in mind, in describinfg the oilman's contribution to that achievement. "Irt might have happened, but the probability of it happeningb would not have been as Turner said. "His efforts certainly increaserd our competitiveness and the attraction of itcoming here.
" In additionm to leading the library effort, Hunt donated $35 milliohn to the school to help it buy a shoppingy center southeast of the University Park campus on land that likelt will be part of the presidential library. Before the library, Hunt steppeed in to help SMU survive football scandals andorganizationaol struggles. He helped recruit Turner and his predecessor, Ken Pye, to lead the schoolk out of thosetroublee times.
Similarly, Hunt became involved in Dallas-area healt care matters after scandalsat , to help it continude to provide health care for uninsured and under-insured Hunt played a key role in revivingy Dallas , a nonprofit advisort group focused on regional health care issues, and bringingy all the region's key players to the table, said He is chairman of the Southwestern Medical Foundation, a nonprofirt group that supports the University of Texasz Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. "Her is probably the best organizerand consensus-builder of anyone in Dallas," Bass said. "His abilituy to focus causes the entire groupto focus.
" Hunt'z involvement has helped the medical community receive commitmentx of $110 million to $115 million in government fundsw to help provide indigent care in Dallas. All the Hunt has been involved in building a new company headquarters in downtow n Dallas at Akard Street and WoodalRodgers Freeway. The $120 14-story building received city tax breaksx valued atabout $6.3 million two years ago, followingf a rancorous dispute with then-Mayof Laura Miller. The building is now and Hunt's 1,200 employees have moved in. Some finaol artistic work is now beingwrappedf up. Hunt was intimately involved inthe project, says Peter CEO of project designer and builder The .
"Hwe has strong views, but he has a great sense of when to let peoplwe run with their Beck said. "It's much more rewarding, challenging but rewarding, to work with a perso n like RayHunt who's as involved and passionatelyt committed to the outcome." Hunt Oil has built a reputation as an independent oil firm known for independent thinking. In the late 1970s, it discovered a major oil field in the North Sea 80 milews from the nearest oil In theearly 1980s, it negotiated a deal to drill for oil in Yemen on the Arabiajn peninsula. (The Yemeni government subsequentlt seized some ofthose assets.
) This past fall, Hunt Oil signef a deal with Kurdish regionalp authorities to explore for oil in northern Iraq. That deal has been criticized becauseof Hunt'sz ties to President Bush. The week before Hunt himself traveled to Peru to help secursea $400 million loan commitment from the . That loan is part of the financingt for a pipeline project designed to get natural gas from the across the Andes mountain range to a liquefied natural gas plant on thePeruviam coast. Hunt Oil has been working on that project for at leasgseven years. Hunt manages to lead an international business and engagre deeply in his community by being very selective and colleagues say.
"He's an extraordinarily energetic and he also has unique talent to pull people around him withsimilar personality," Beck "He accomplishes a lot not only becausee of his own ability, but he'es surrounded by people who accomplish a lot." His closestt colleagues mirror Hunt's civic involvement profile. John Field Scovell, presiden and CEO of , is the incominhg chairman of the , a prominent localk business leader group. Regional transportation advocate Walt Humanb is a former Hunt Oilvice president. "He's an exceptional person," Bass said of Hunt.
"Thi community's blessed to have him
Thứ Ba, 6 tháng 9, 2011
Conference Board: 43% of Internet users now in social networks - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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Of web users, 43 percent use a sociall networkingWeb site, up from 27 percent last year, the nonprofit globao research group said. in its quarterly Consumer Interneft Barometer. The most popular site is used by 78 percent of social network followed byMySpace (42 LinkedIn (17 percent) and (10 The survey tracks abougt 10,000 Internet-equipped households It said seniors age 55 and older are quickly increasinh their use of sociakl networks, up from 6 percent last year to 19 percen this year. Women are more likelg than men touse social-network sites (48 percent versus 38 percent).
The majority of user log on at home, The Conference Boarf said, with a quarter logging on at work, and 10 percenrt connecting through their More than half say they log on at leastf oncea day. ""Online social networks are more than just a fad amont theyounger generation," Lynn Franco, directore of The Conference Board Consumef Research Center, said in a statement Tuesday. "They've become an integral part of our personal andprofessional They’re an effective way to keep in touchu with people, connect with friends and and network with colleagues. "Sociap media will also transform marketing as weknow it.
They’red powerful communication tools, and are becoming an essential part of successfulmarketing strategies." The surveyu said Facebook is equally popular among men and women, whiler women are more likely than men (47 percent versusd 35 percent) to use MySpace and more men than womebn (21 percent versus 15 percent) use LinkedIn. Users of the micro-bloggingv site Twitter say their top reasonsfor "tweeting" are to connec with friends (42 percent), update their status (29 percent), look for news (26 and for work-related reasons (22 percent).
Of web users, 43 percent use a sociall networkingWeb site, up from 27 percent last year, the nonprofit globao research group said. in its quarterly Consumer Interneft Barometer. The most popular site is used by 78 percent of social network followed byMySpace (42 LinkedIn (17 percent) and (10 The survey tracks abougt 10,000 Internet-equipped households It said seniors age 55 and older are quickly increasinh their use of sociakl networks, up from 6 percent last year to 19 percen this year. Women are more likelg than men touse social-network sites (48 percent versus 38 percent).
The majority of user log on at home, The Conference Boarf said, with a quarter logging on at work, and 10 percenrt connecting through their More than half say they log on at leastf oncea day. ""Online social networks are more than just a fad amont theyounger generation," Lynn Franco, directore of The Conference Board Consumef Research Center, said in a statement Tuesday. "They've become an integral part of our personal andprofessional They’re an effective way to keep in touchu with people, connect with friends and and network with colleagues. "Sociap media will also transform marketing as weknow it.
They’red powerful communication tools, and are becoming an essential part of successfulmarketing strategies." The surveyu said Facebook is equally popular among men and women, whiler women are more likely than men (47 percent versusd 35 percent) to use MySpace and more men than womebn (21 percent versus 15 percent) use LinkedIn. Users of the micro-bloggingv site Twitter say their top reasonsfor "tweeting" are to connec with friends (42 percent), update their status (29 percent), look for news (26 and for work-related reasons (22 percent).
Chủ Nhật, 4 tháng 9, 2011
Alabama notebook: Maze essential in Tide scheme - Dothan Eagle
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USA Today | Alabama notebook: Maze essential in Tide scheme Dothan Eagle TUSCALOOSA â€" Alabama senior Marquis Maze was busy as a receiver and kick returner during a 48-7 win over Kent State on Saturday, returning eight punts for 96 yards, one kickoff for 39 yards and catching a team-high eight passes for 118 yards, ... Tide roll in opener against Kent State College Footb » |
Thứ Sáu, 2 tháng 9, 2011
Beshear adds electronic gaming to special session agenda - Business First of Louisville:
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The special session of the General Assembly is scheduledx to beginJune 15. Lawmakers are faced with craftingh a fiscal 2010 budget for the The current fiscal year endsJune 30. Operator at many of Kentucky’s race tracksa have said they are losing betting revenuse and being forced to reduce purses becaused horsemen are taking theirf horsesto out-of-state tracks with electronic gambling and larger Beshear said in a news releas e that some tracks could be forced closw if the General Assembly doesn’t approve electronic Allowing video lottery terminals at the racetrack would help increase purses and breederf incentives, according to the release.
“Kentucky’s horsw industry — a living, breathing part of our cultural heritage and one of our most precious commoditiesabroad — is in a statre of crisis,” Beshear said in the “Some even say it’zs dying.” The video lottery terminal program would be run by the , accordingy to the release. Other details of Beshear’s proposed legislatiobn is currently being written and were not disclosex in thenews release. Besheafr made a desperate plea tolawmakersa who, for years, have debated the meritsz of introducing electronic gambling at the state’w racetracks.
“Time is of the essence, and rightt now, this idea is the only one on the Beshear said inthe release. “It’as time to vote on it — up or with full knowledge of what is at stakse and what isat risk. … Politicall machinations and calculations are, not a part of my reasoning The unknown cannot be an excuse for timidityor inaction.”
The special session of the General Assembly is scheduledx to beginJune 15. Lawmakers are faced with craftingh a fiscal 2010 budget for the The current fiscal year endsJune 30. Operator at many of Kentucky’s race tracksa have said they are losing betting revenuse and being forced to reduce purses becaused horsemen are taking theirf horsesto out-of-state tracks with electronic gambling and larger Beshear said in a news releas e that some tracks could be forced closw if the General Assembly doesn’t approve electronic Allowing video lottery terminals at the racetrack would help increase purses and breederf incentives, according to the release.
“Kentucky’s horsw industry — a living, breathing part of our cultural heritage and one of our most precious commoditiesabroad — is in a statre of crisis,” Beshear said in the “Some even say it’zs dying.” The video lottery terminal program would be run by the , accordingy to the release. Other details of Beshear’s proposed legislatiobn is currently being written and were not disclosex in thenews release. Besheafr made a desperate plea tolawmakersa who, for years, have debated the meritsz of introducing electronic gambling at the state’w racetracks.
“Time is of the essence, and rightt now, this idea is the only one on the Beshear said inthe release. “It’as time to vote on it — up or with full knowledge of what is at stakse and what isat risk. … Politicall machinations and calculations are, not a part of my reasoning The unknown cannot be an excuse for timidityor inaction.”
Thứ Tư, 31 tháng 8, 2011
PIMCO Launches PIMCO Credit Absolute Return Fund - MarketWatch (press release)
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PIMCO Launches PIMCO Credit Absolute Return Fund MarketWatch (press release) NEWPORT BEACH, CA, Aug 31, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- PIMCO, a leading global investment management firm, has launched the PIMCO Credit Absolute Return Fund for investors seeking a global, diversified strategy that is focused on absolute return ... |
Thứ Hai, 29 tháng 8, 2011
Strickland: Plan for vote on slots flawed - The Business Review (Albany):
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Senate President Bill Harris, R-Ashland, on Tuesdat sent a letter to Stricklanxd that included a draft of a joint resolution to go forward on the videoi terminals througha voter-approved constitutional amendment. The slotss would be installed at up to seven locationas in the state to be determined by thehighestf bidders, not necessarily at Ohio’xs seven horse racing tracks as underf Strickland’s plan.
The letter and resolution come a dayafter Strickland, amid stalled talks on the two-year budgey cycle begun last Wednesday, callefd a potential ballot initiative “utterly and totally unacceptable” he said, Ohio schools’ funding future woulcd be in voters’ hands. Strickland in a press conferenc on Tuesday saidthe plan, while an attempt to resolvw the contention over the slotsz plan, “continues to fall short of the legislature’s responsibility to provide a balancer budget now.” “We cannot budget a ballot Strickland said. Absent a fina l budget and undertemporary budgets, Stricklandc estimated that the state’w $3.
2 billion deficit is wideningf by nearly $2 million a day. That’x in part because some programs fundeed undera one-week temporary budget in line for another one-week budget beginnin Wednesday – will see reduced or eliminated funding under the governor’e proposed framework. The only point of contentio n inthat framework, offered up nearluy three weeks ago, is the slots plan, Stricklanr and others have said. The slots which the state has said coulxd pullin $933 million over two years to help plug the budget hole, count s on the machines being operational by May 2010.
With that Harris wrote in Tuesday’s letter, “there is adequatd time to seek voter approval without impacting or delayinb the revenue upon which your budgetframework depends.” Strickland said that while revenur from the slots themselvex won’t hit state coffers until then, the state will see more than $400 million in licensing fees from the seven tracksa this fall should the plan be approved. A key piecse of Harris’ letter states that the four-city casino initiative headed to the November ballot would limit all gamblingv tofour locations, “rendering any legislative enactmentf of (slots) at horse racing trackss moot.
” “In that case, the revenue on whicnh you are counting for Ohio schools would evaporate,” Harriws wrote. Strickland said Tuesday that the propose amendment forthe $1 billion casino plan doesn’yt tie his hands on the video slot machine plan instead, he said it strengthens his A piece of the casino amendmenf states that the plan will have no effectr on activities authorized under the lottery and bingo sections of the Ohio constitution. Legislativew approval of the video slotx plan would be an expansion ofthe .
Senate President Bill Harris, R-Ashland, on Tuesdat sent a letter to Stricklanxd that included a draft of a joint resolution to go forward on the videoi terminals througha voter-approved constitutional amendment. The slotss would be installed at up to seven locationas in the state to be determined by thehighestf bidders, not necessarily at Ohio’xs seven horse racing tracks as underf Strickland’s plan.
The letter and resolution come a dayafter Strickland, amid stalled talks on the two-year budgey cycle begun last Wednesday, callefd a potential ballot initiative “utterly and totally unacceptable” he said, Ohio schools’ funding future woulcd be in voters’ hands. Strickland in a press conferenc on Tuesday saidthe plan, while an attempt to resolvw the contention over the slotsz plan, “continues to fall short of the legislature’s responsibility to provide a balancer budget now.” “We cannot budget a ballot Strickland said. Absent a fina l budget and undertemporary budgets, Stricklandc estimated that the state’w $3.
2 billion deficit is wideningf by nearly $2 million a day. That’x in part because some programs fundeed undera one-week temporary budget in line for another one-week budget beginnin Wednesday – will see reduced or eliminated funding under the governor’e proposed framework. The only point of contentio n inthat framework, offered up nearluy three weeks ago, is the slots plan, Stricklanr and others have said. The slots which the state has said coulxd pullin $933 million over two years to help plug the budget hole, count s on the machines being operational by May 2010.
With that Harris wrote in Tuesday’s letter, “there is adequatd time to seek voter approval without impacting or delayinb the revenue upon which your budgetframework depends.” Strickland said that while revenur from the slots themselvex won’t hit state coffers until then, the state will see more than $400 million in licensing fees from the seven tracksa this fall should the plan be approved. A key piecse of Harris’ letter states that the four-city casino initiative headed to the November ballot would limit all gamblingv tofour locations, “rendering any legislative enactmentf of (slots) at horse racing trackss moot.
” “In that case, the revenue on whicnh you are counting for Ohio schools would evaporate,” Harriws wrote. Strickland said Tuesday that the propose amendment forthe $1 billion casino plan doesn’yt tie his hands on the video slot machine plan instead, he said it strengthens his A piece of the casino amendmenf states that the plan will have no effectr on activities authorized under the lottery and bingo sections of the Ohio constitution. Legislativew approval of the video slotx plan would be an expansion ofthe .
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