Wake Forest (6-6) at Richmond (10-3) - Kansas City Star

donnelly-formalisms.blogspot.com

RIchmond Spiders Athletic

Wake Forest (6-6) at Richmond (10-3) Kansas City Star Meanwhile, Richmond is off to a 5-0 start at home, the Spiders just finished a stretch of playing only one home game in a 35-day span. ... Men's Basketb »

Cessna to offer Aircell's Internet system as business-jet option - Portland Business Journal:

meaning-sarajevo.blogspot.com
The system will be offered on Cessna's Citation Citation Sovereign and Citation Xbusinesx jets. The Aircell High Spee d Internet system allows passengers touse Wi-Fi enablede laptops, tablet PCs, smartphones and PDAs to surf the Web, send and receivde e-mail with attachments, access their corporate Virtual Privatde Networks, all at full mobile broadband speeds in flight, Broomfield-baseds Aircell said. Aircell's network uses a networlk of U.S. ground stations and an exclusivrbroadband air-to-ground spectrum, the company says. It claims the system is up to 56 timesa faster than atraditional dial-up connection. The gear involvedc weighs 11 pounds, plus two belly-mounted antennaew that weigh 1.
25 pounds each. "Companies operatee business aircraft to get moredone -- plainj and simple -- and nothinhg increases productivity more than havinhg a full-scale Internet connection available in Roger Whyte, Cessna's seniodr VP of sales and marketing, said in a "The Aircell High Speed Internet syste m is a game-changer because it's the firsg system that provides a true high speed Internef experience like that to whichb passengers are accustomed to on the while being small and light enough to fit comfortably into our midsizr Citations.
" The first Aircell High Speed Internet systemj installations from the Cessna factory will be available for delivery in the seconr quarter of 2010, Aircell said. Aircell's commercial-airlinee Internet service -- Gogo Inflight Internet -- is flying toda with American Airlines, Virgin America, Delta Air Linez and AirTran Airways and is comingv soon to Air Canada andUnitefd Airlines.

NTS buys Plainview Apartments - Business First of Louisville:

http://www.speak-voices.com/2000/boystop.html
Financing for the purchase, which was made throug an NTS affiliate, , was provided by the , accordingf to a news release. The purchaswe price was not disclosed. The previous ownere was PlainviewApartments LP, a Denver-based investmentt partnership, according to onlined records from the Jefferson County Property Valuation Administratorf and the Kentucky Secretary of Its assessed value for tax purposes is $9.7 according to the PVA Web Occupancy at the time of the purchase was aboutr 94 percent, the release NTS plans to enhance and renovate the propertu but no details were disclosed in the release.
The apartmenft complex was developed as part of the Plainview planned which includes800 single-family more than 1,000 apartments, 500 town homes, multiple shopping centeras and nearly 2 million square feet of office space. NTS begamn construction and development of theplannedc community, Louisville’s first, in the early With the acquisition, NTS Development Co. and its affiliate s now own four apartment communitiesin Louisville. Its otherr holdings in the area are HurstbourneGrand Apartments, The Overlook at St.
Thomas and The Willows of NTS also manages 14 othere apartment communities and 31 commercial properties with more than 5 milliom feetof office, retailp and warehouse space in the Southeast.

Nice work, and money, if David Pomeroy can get it - Business Courier of Cincinnati:

http://www.asian-web.org/sport/schach-sportverb-nde-in-asien-anschriften-telefon.html
Just ask David Pomeroy, who could get a $33 millioj rebate if he’s successful in buying back the companyghe founded. The rebate would be in the formof “casyh and cash equivalents” now on the balance sheet of David Pomerou would gain access to the cash and othetr company assets if he’s able to consummate his $5.02 per shar e offer. The deal is likely to come underf increased scrutiny now that aPomeroyu investor, Kenneth Hanninen, has sued to prevent the In a proposed class-action lawsuitg filed in , Hanninen claims directors breachefd their fiduciary duties to shareholders by acceptinyg the offer.
That’s accordinfg to a company press release in which itsays Hanninen’ws claims are without merit. “It’ws a fairly lowball price,” said New Jersey investor Sheldon Grodsky, who owned 1,500 shares in the company untio late May and still has clients who ownabout 20,00o0 shares. Grodsky figures the company is worth atleast $6.9p0 per share, based on the value of its net workinbg capital. “That’s current asset minus current liabilities,” he “Normally, I would think that would be kind of aminimal value. So, $5.02 is significantly lower.
“On the othefr hand, it’s about 30 to 35 percent more than where it was tradingv beforethe (sale) That’s going to be hard to sell to a judgd that the shareholders are beint screwed.” Pomeroy IT Solutions announced May 20 that it woulf accept David Pomeroy’s offer to take the compant private. It said the deal represented “$49 million in equity value” for But Pomeroy already owns nearlyt 20 percent ofthe company’s Buying the remaining 7.3 millioh shares actually would cost him $36.76 million. In its most recent quarterly the company estimated ithad $39.2 million in cash on its balancd sheet. But it also said it was spendinhg $6.
4 million to terminate a jet aircrafty lease, reducing its total cash holdingsto $32.i8 million. The deal gives Pomero officials until June 7 to seek higher but canceling the sale could cost the company upto $2 millionn in termination fees. David Pomeroy declined to comment on thepurchasee agreement, which followed his third attempt at buyinvg back the company. Activisf shareholders took control ofthe company’s board in 2007, prompting him to relinquishy the chairman’s seat and costing his son, Stepheb Pomeroy, his job as CEO. Shareholderzs criticized the company’s lack of profit growthy and financial restatementsunder Pomeroy’s leadership.
He has been equallh critical of theirmanagement approach, which has featureds declining sales volume and recurringg losses. CEO Christopher Froman describedDavid Pomeroy’s purchas price as fair and said that he has urged investors not to react to the terms before reading all the A fairness opinion and other disclosures are likely to be filedx later this month, he said.

'Mr. Earl' Could Use More Bikes - Southern Pines Pilot

torbjorntrainer1738.blogspot.com

'Mr. Earl' Could Use More Bikes Southern Pines Pilot “We have 380 bikes so far,” Wright said Friday. “Last year, we had 427, and our goal this season is to try to have 500.” Wright attributes the lower numbers ... Christmas in The Park Has Record Turnout NBC D »

Rocco's Cafe on 'Diners, Drive-ins & Dives' TV Show

jabire2389.blogspot.com
Chef/Owner is pleased his restaurant was chose and hopes everyone that watches will enjoy the episodes about cooking homemade Italian foodfrom scratch. The Drive-ins & Dives" episode featuring Chef and Rocco'as Cafe will air on Monday, June 2009 at 10 PM on Food Network (local channel 35). , Don's grandfather, who came from Italyu in 1920 and ran a successful restauranyt in San Francisco for more than20 years. The key ingredientsa were quality, quantity, and personality.
This old-school Italian recipe for success was passed downto Don, who 18 yearse ago opened Rocco's Cafe in his grandfather's Rocco's Cafe brings the feeling of San Francisco'zs old North Beach and the flavor of Italyy to San Francisco's South of Market area (SOMA). Chef Don cooksw authentic, home-style Italian food from scratch. All Rocco'ws Sauces, Marinades, and Salad Dressings are homemade from and Don's mom 'Nora (Rocco's daughter) still makesx many homemade desserts for her son'as restaurant.
Today, Rocco's enjoys a loyal following of regularr customers who keep coming back to this Southu of Market neighborhood institution for the traditionalk homemadeItalian food, lively quick service, and large portions. Besides cooking at Rocco's you can catchb Chef Don cooking up his favoritw dishes as a regularly featured chef onSan Francisco'e own TV cooking show "View from the Bay" on ABC'z Channel 7. Rocco's Cafe is open for Breakfast & Lunch seven days a and Dinner Tuesday throughSaturday nights. Rocco's Cafe takes reservations online at its websites orat OpenTable.com's Rocco's Cafe is located in the popular SoMa (South of Market St.) at 1131 Folsojm St.
, San Francisco, California, 94103.

Duke hires Cisco Systems for

plesciamipukoa1855.blogspot.com
The three-year agreement is the latest developmeny inDuke Energy’s effort to convert its analog electricity infrastructure into a digital system that reducezs energy use and boosts reliability. The architecture will be basedon Internet-protocolp standards that will adapt to new communications “Our goal is to rapidly transforj the way electricity is delivered to, and used by, the 11 million people we serve in five states,” says Todd Arnold, senior vice presidengt for smart grid and customer systems at Duke Energy. In Cisco will work with Duke Energy to develop and instalkhome energy-management devices to help customers control and reducde their electricity consumption.
Financialp terms of the agreement weren’t disclosed. Charlotte-based Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK) includeas Duke Energy Carolinas and the former Cincinnati Gas Electric Co. in Ohio, Unio n Light, Heat and Power in Kentucky and PSI Energuyin Indiana. Cisco Systems CSCO) is a California-based designedr and manufacturer ofnetworkingh technology.

In Fed We Trust, Sometimes - Newsweek

incidents-comgregory.blogspot.com

Newsweek

In Fed We Trust, Sometimes Newsweek There's an old saw in the investing world: don't fight the Fed. Just as politicians shouldn't square off with people who buy ink by the barrel, ... Volcker: Need To Avoid 'Violent' Changes In Exchange Rates W »

DownEast makes California debut at Galleria - Birmingham Business Journal:

http://www.speak-voices.com/career/presenter25.html
DownEast Basics, a Salt Lake City chain with more than 40 markets itself asan “affordabl fashion” retailer. Nothing costs more than $50, and most itemsz — from swimwear to summer dresses — costws around $20 to $30. The Roseville store’s firsf weekend exceeded the company’s projections by 25 Based on the initial sales DownEast Basics very much wants to further expancin California, and is pleased it launched its first Californiza store in the Sacramentok region, a spokeswoman said. CEO Klaner Murphy, who lived in El Dorad o Hills from 2000to 2007, figures Sacramento-area consumers care about but also are cost conscious.
He also likes the populatioh growth this region has experienced over the past Testing outthis area’s interest, Murphy sent the retailer’sx catalog to all his wife’s localp friends. His wife also introduced her friends to the producr line at a local party she hostex with more than50 women. Based on the sales at that “we knew we had a product that resonatedf with the local communitg herein Sacramento,” Murphy wrote in an e-mail. A franchiss is coming to the Roe the mixed-use building built last year at 5th and G streetz in downtown Davis. The Aventura, Fla.
-based chain of body and faciap waxing centers willtake 1,491 square The franchisees are readying the space for an opening in a few On the first floor, European Wax Center will join a Duramed medical supplies store and Barista Brew Café. Two retail spaces one of 925 square feet onthe corner, and anotherr of 1,227 square said Shaun Morrow, the landlord’s broketr with the Terranomics division of . The eighy residential condos on the second and third flooreall sold. In February, European Wax Center area developeras told the Business Journal that they planner to open at least a dozen locationse inthe region.
The company already has two storesin Roseville, at Renaissancse Creek shopping center and at The Broker Scott Carruth of CB Richarf Ellis represents European Wax Center locally. Vending machinde dispenses wipes, pacifiers Westfield Galleria at Rosevillre will be one of the firs malls within the Westfield chain to get a custojm vending machine withbabycare supplies. in Coronsa announced Thursday that it is placing its Baby Stationss vending machines in Westfield mallxs acrossthe state, startingh July 15. The goal is to place thesse vending machines with baby necessities in Westfield malls nationwide within eight months toa year, AVT says.
A piloty project for Westfield, the venting machinexs carry feeding products, first aid items, baby bottles and pacifiers. “This brings peace of mind to familiew knowing there is a convenient and accessible solution forevery baby’s need,” Shannon AVT founder, said in a news release. The malle that install the Baby Stations benefit becausparents don’t have to stop shopping when they discover they left home withougt some essential baby item, she said. Baby Statio n machines are hardto miss, with their blue-and-black coloer scheme and bold graphics.
They contain a 7” widescreen LCD displayg to stream information and video feedsx about the products contained in thevending , a chain of gyms that entere this market six years ago, is expanding to Woodland. Fitnes 19 will take 7,500 square feet withij Sycamore Pointe shopping center at Main Street and Pioneer Avenue. This is new retail spacee constructed between Food 4 Less and Big 5Sportintg Goods. Another 9,000 square feet is available. The gym is expecte to open in the fall, said who represented the landlord inthe lease. Fitness 19 has five othet locations inthe region.

Care providers cut hundreds of jobs - San Francisco Business Times:

http://elpelopodromo.com/2008/06/13/hoax-domingo-carreras-y-la-leucemia/
will cut about 24 jobs out of roughlgy 6,000 overall full-time-equivalent positions by the endof June, accordingv to CEO Mark Laret. These include management, IT, medical technician, clerical and other Laret said UCSF has racked up recore patient volume inrecent months, but needs to prepare for likely Medicarer reimbursement cuts and sharply increased pension fund obligations once the University of California rejiggers its systemwide pension UCSF’s confirmation that it will tweak the size of its workforc e follows last week’s news that San Francisco’s is eliminatingv 200 jobs, most of them CPMC said it’s taking othed steps to cut costs, including a 3 percent pay cut for management, a hiring freeze and a freezse on capital spending.
Some jobs have already been while others will be cut over the next few said spokesmanKevin McCormack. CPMC wants to cut $30 millionj with the latest reductions, after earlier squeezing out $30 million by trimminbg hours and other Sutter Health said just two ofthe 26-hospital system’x Northern California affiliates have institute workforce reductions in recen weeks, CPMC and Sutter Solano Medical Center in which has sliced five full-timde support and management positions. The East Bay’ s hasn’t had layoffs, said spokeswoman Carolyn Kemp, but is tweaking staffingg patterns to save money in the wake of a patien census thatwas “well budget.
Earlier this month, cut 70 non-clinica positions in Northern California due todippingt enrollment, and in mid-March said it would slasn 860 jobs as part of downsizin g and outsourcing initiatives in its IT unit. Kaise r said 160 systemwide IT jobs would be cut for economic reasons; some 700 jobs are leaving the Oakland-based health-cared giant due to a $500 million, seven-yea outsourcing deal with .

Teenager crushed by snow seriously ill - stv.tv

consistency-portable.blogspot.com

The Sun

Teenager crushed by snow seriously ill stv.tv Samantha Kinghorn suffered severe spinal iinjuries while clearing a path in snow in the Borders. The family of a girl who suffered serious spinal injuries ... Scotland's Weather: Girl, 14, crushed by ice f »

CBK wants agents dealing in mobile money transfers regulated - The Standard

http://www.vanessaatkinson.com/new-page-11.htm

CBK wants agents dealing in mobile money transfers regulated The Standard By James Anyanzwa Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is worried about the lack of oversight of the activities of agents dealing in mobile money transfer services. ... and more »