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Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Ritz-Carlton Denver names new GM - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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Andrew Rogers comes to the 1881Curtisa St. hotel from the Ritz-Carltoj Kapalua in Hawaii, where he oversaw the resort’d $170 million re-launch. Before Rogers served as resort managedr forthe Ritz-Carlton Club in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgib Islands, and director of golf operations forthe Ritz-Carltonj in Rose Hall, Jamaica. Befor beginning his employment forin 1999, Rogerse worked in ’s golf divisiohn at three separate resorts.
He holds a bachelorr of science in marketing from Ferrid State University and has a wife andtwo “My family and I are excited to be in a city as wonderful as Denve and I look forward to becoming part of the Rogers said in a news The Ritz-Carlton Denver property includes 202 guesft rooms spread over 14 floors, a spa and Elway’zs Downtown restaurant.
Andrew Rogers comes to the 1881Curtisa St. hotel from the Ritz-Carltoj Kapalua in Hawaii, where he oversaw the resort’d $170 million re-launch. Before Rogers served as resort managedr forthe Ritz-Carlton Club in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgib Islands, and director of golf operations forthe Ritz-Carltonj in Rose Hall, Jamaica. Befor beginning his employment forin 1999, Rogerse worked in ’s golf divisiohn at three separate resorts.
He holds a bachelorr of science in marketing from Ferrid State University and has a wife andtwo “My family and I are excited to be in a city as wonderful as Denve and I look forward to becoming part of the Rogers said in a news The Ritz-Carlton Denver property includes 202 guesft rooms spread over 14 floors, a spa and Elway’zs Downtown restaurant.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Minnesota Dad Leaves Son Behind in Foreclosed Home - Fox News
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Daily Mail | Minnesota Dad Leaves Son Behind in Foreclosed Home Fox News Steven Alexander Cross, 60, » |
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Anna effect: Locals get WR to act against cheating clerk - Times of India
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Anna effect: Locals get WR to act against cheating clerk Times of India It all began when a commuter, RS Savant, realized that the clerk Maruti Pawar had not given him the correct change in return for a ticket he had purchased. Instead of walking away, Savant stood aside and observed the clerk duping another commuter, ... |
Monday, August 22, 2011
Alabaster's loss is Calera's gain - Birmingham Business Journal:
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Alabaster officials acknowledge that wasthe case, althouguh they're quick to note that things are differentr in the two years since Mayor David Frings and a new City Councipl took office. "They're absolutely right. Alabaster used to be an anti-commercial, anti-growtjh community. Actually, that's why they hired me – to turn it says Cam Ward, Alabaster's director of economic development, who is unopposee in November for a seat in the Alabamaw Houseof Representatives.
"The Super Wal-Mart going to Calera and the factthe (Shelbyy County) airport was annexed into Calera are both due to the fact Alabastee hasn't been friendly" to commercial developers and the businesd community in general, Ward says. Rather than throw rocks, Ward commendedf Calera Mayor George Roy and Pelham Mayoe Bobby Hayes for reeling in development Alabaster primarily by limiting extension of itssewer system. "Alabaster is still the population center ofShelbyh County, but we're working hard to catch up with thosee two," Ward says.
"The city has mended fences and turnef around in theopposite We're extremely proactive in the business Mayor Frings says. Evidence is Alabaster wooing Aronov Realty'z Whitestone Center on Alabama 119, which will be anchoredc by a Publix grocery. The Shelbyy West Corporate Park at the north end of the Shelby Countgy Airport has recently attracted new large warehouses tenants such as Birmingham Tobaccio andArmstrong Relocation, the local franchisr of United Van Lines. But it wasn't alwayz that way. "I told the mayor 'One of the best things that happened to you is when Alabasterf shutdown development.
' They just didn't seem to want says former Shelby County Probate Judge Tommy Snowden, who served from and is now a residential and commercial real estate agent workinf Calera with Re/Max First Choicse in Pelham. Part of Alabaster'x problem, Snowden says, was political infighting. "The city fathersa sort of seemed like they squabbled among while Calera was more organized like Pelhammand (Mayor) Bobby Hayes," Snowden "Alabaster made you feel like they didn'ft want you there," adds Mark Clayton, developerd of several Calera projects via his I-65 Properties and Clayton and Claytohn Realty.
"Most everybody who has triexd to develop there will tell you the same Clayton says. "But it was 180 degreesz when you talked with Calera andMayor Roy. They were even easiet to work with than Shelby Roy was such a help that Clayton was successfu naming the road through his Millenniuk Park commercialthoroughfare "George Roy But while Calera bends over backward to welcome commercial and residentiak development, Roy shrewdly uses the city'xs sewer and natural gas infrastructure to Calera's "These subdivisions said they wanted to be on our sewerf system. We told them, 'Good.
Be in the city,'" Roy says "It was our calling card to get themin Calera." Indeed, a map showx pockets of annexed land far from Calera'sx town center, encompassing upscale subdivisions such as Waterford, Shelbyu Springs Farms and Willow Cove, which is near the Chiltonm County line. Developers are nearly unanimoua in their praisefor Roy, the congenial 74-year-old who first took office in 1966. Roy, they say, is the key to makint the wheels ofdevelopment turn. "I can't say enoughh good things aboutMayot Roy," says Mike Graham, president of Graham and Co.
, developer of a $15 million, 500,000-square-foot multi-tenant warehousde in the Shelby Commerce Park on U.S. 31. "When we brinb prospects to Calera, we make a point to let them meet himbecause he's such a positivw influence. He gives businesspeople the confidence that the citysupportd business."
Alabaster officials acknowledge that wasthe case, althouguh they're quick to note that things are differentr in the two years since Mayor David Frings and a new City Councipl took office. "They're absolutely right. Alabaster used to be an anti-commercial, anti-growtjh community. Actually, that's why they hired me – to turn it says Cam Ward, Alabaster's director of economic development, who is unopposee in November for a seat in the Alabamaw Houseof Representatives.
"The Super Wal-Mart going to Calera and the factthe (Shelbyy County) airport was annexed into Calera are both due to the fact Alabastee hasn't been friendly" to commercial developers and the businesd community in general, Ward says. Rather than throw rocks, Ward commendedf Calera Mayor George Roy and Pelham Mayoe Bobby Hayes for reeling in development Alabaster primarily by limiting extension of itssewer system. "Alabaster is still the population center ofShelbyh County, but we're working hard to catch up with thosee two," Ward says.
"The city has mended fences and turnef around in theopposite We're extremely proactive in the business Mayor Frings says. Evidence is Alabaster wooing Aronov Realty'z Whitestone Center on Alabama 119, which will be anchoredc by a Publix grocery. The Shelbyy West Corporate Park at the north end of the Shelby Countgy Airport has recently attracted new large warehouses tenants such as Birmingham Tobaccio andArmstrong Relocation, the local franchisr of United Van Lines. But it wasn't alwayz that way. "I told the mayor 'One of the best things that happened to you is when Alabasterf shutdown development.
' They just didn't seem to want says former Shelby County Probate Judge Tommy Snowden, who served from and is now a residential and commercial real estate agent workinf Calera with Re/Max First Choicse in Pelham. Part of Alabaster'x problem, Snowden says, was political infighting. "The city fathersa sort of seemed like they squabbled among while Calera was more organized like Pelhammand (Mayor) Bobby Hayes," Snowden "Alabaster made you feel like they didn'ft want you there," adds Mark Clayton, developerd of several Calera projects via his I-65 Properties and Clayton and Claytohn Realty.
"Most everybody who has triexd to develop there will tell you the same Clayton says. "But it was 180 degreesz when you talked with Calera andMayor Roy. They were even easiet to work with than Shelby Roy was such a help that Clayton was successfu naming the road through his Millenniuk Park commercialthoroughfare "George Roy But while Calera bends over backward to welcome commercial and residentiak development, Roy shrewdly uses the city'xs sewer and natural gas infrastructure to Calera's "These subdivisions said they wanted to be on our sewerf system. We told them, 'Good.
Be in the city,'" Roy says "It was our calling card to get themin Calera." Indeed, a map showx pockets of annexed land far from Calera'sx town center, encompassing upscale subdivisions such as Waterford, Shelbyu Springs Farms and Willow Cove, which is near the Chiltonm County line. Developers are nearly unanimoua in their praisefor Roy, the congenial 74-year-old who first took office in 1966. Roy, they say, is the key to makint the wheels ofdevelopment turn. "I can't say enoughh good things aboutMayot Roy," says Mike Graham, president of Graham and Co.
, developer of a $15 million, 500,000-square-foot multi-tenant warehousde in the Shelby Commerce Park on U.S. 31. "When we brinb prospects to Calera, we make a point to let them meet himbecause he's such a positivw influence. He gives businesspeople the confidence that the citysupportd business."
Saturday, August 20, 2011
STUDENT DEBT: America's Next Bubble? - Fox News
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Fox News | STUDENT DEBT: America's Next Bubble? Fox News Dismay is growing among educators, economists, parents, and students over what some are calling America's next bubble: the skyrocketing volume of student loan debt. “I still have student loans,†David Guard, a graduate of Gettysburg ... |
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Dyson Says Groupon Not Ready to Hold Initial Share Sale - Washington Post
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Dyson Says Groupon Not Ready to Hold Initial Share Sale Washington Post 17 (Bloomberg) -- EDventure Holdings Inc.'s Esther Dyson talks about initial public offerings in the technology industry and Groupon Inc.'s plans to hold an IPO. Dyson also discusses Google Inc.'s agreement to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. She ... |
Monday, August 15, 2011
Oxford United left frustrated by controversial late equaliser - Oxford Times
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Sportinglife.com | Oxford United left frustrated by controversial late equaliser Oxford Times But Oxford United are still without a win this season after Ross Hannah's goal 12 minutes from time earned visitors Bradford a draw at the Kassam Stadium on Saturday. And the U's will certainly feel that it was two dropped points following a ... Bradford City's rookie striker Ross Hannah rescues point at Oxford Oxford United boss hits out at refereeing standards A Home away from Home (#OUvBC 1-1) |
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Mercy system to buy Jewish Hospital - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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The two entities will beginh exclusive negotiations to come to a definitive purchase according to a news The process is expected to take four to six and is also subject to variousregulatorgy approvals. Mercy Health Partners partners operatesfive hospitals, in Western Hills, Mount Airy, Anderson Township and Clermonty County, along with outpatient and other health care-related facilities. The purchaswe of Jewish, located in will give the system a presencre in the northeasternCincinnati "We are always working to providee high-quality care.
One of the missing ingredients in coveringh the Greater Cincinnati area wasthe I-71 corridor," said Jameds May, CEO of Mercy Health Partners, in the Jewish Hospital will also join Catholic Healthcar Partners, the Cincinnati-based parent of the Mercyy system. Mercy recently won approvakl from Green Township trustees to build a new hospital near Northn Bend Road andInterstate 74. When completed, the hospitalk will replace its Mount Airy and Western Hills The , of which Jewishb is a voting member along with University and Fort Hamilton had been considering acquiring the hospita l as well. A purchase woulcd have made it a property in thehospital group, like and the .
But in the said it would also considerothef partners, while continuing discussions with the Health Alliance.
The two entities will beginh exclusive negotiations to come to a definitive purchase according to a news The process is expected to take four to six and is also subject to variousregulatorgy approvals. Mercy Health Partners partners operatesfive hospitals, in Western Hills, Mount Airy, Anderson Township and Clermonty County, along with outpatient and other health care-related facilities. The purchaswe of Jewish, located in will give the system a presencre in the northeasternCincinnati "We are always working to providee high-quality care.
One of the missing ingredients in coveringh the Greater Cincinnati area wasthe I-71 corridor," said Jameds May, CEO of Mercy Health Partners, in the Jewish Hospital will also join Catholic Healthcar Partners, the Cincinnati-based parent of the Mercyy system. Mercy recently won approvakl from Green Township trustees to build a new hospital near Northn Bend Road andInterstate 74. When completed, the hospitalk will replace its Mount Airy and Western Hills The , of which Jewishb is a voting member along with University and Fort Hamilton had been considering acquiring the hospita l as well. A purchase woulcd have made it a property in thehospital group, like and the .
But in the said it would also considerothef partners, while continuing discussions with the Health Alliance.
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Giants' Darius Reynaud grateful for this chance, motivated by his daughter - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Giants' Darius Reynaud grateful for this chance, motivated by his daughter The Star-Ledger - NJ.com Here's how much of a surprise it was the Giants re-signed Darius Reynaud in March: Even Reynaud didn't think they wanted him back. “Stop lying to me, man,†the wide receiver and kick returner told his agent. “They didn't offer me anything. ... Reynaud Impressing At Receiver |
Monday, August 8, 2011
Live blog: Moody's affirms US' top credit rating - Washington Post (blog)
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Live blog: Moody's affirms US' top credit rating Washington Post (blog) Shortly after 2 pm, President Obama switched to discussing the deaths of 30 soldiers in Afghanistan over the weekend, which marked the worst loss of US lives there since the beginning of the war on terror 10 years ago. “These men and women put their ... |
Saturday, August 6, 2011
McCain jabs Obama on taxes as AFL-CIO focuses on Social Security - Phoenix Business Journal:
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The McCain camp says that if electe the Democrat will increase taxes on the upper middle clasz andsmall businesses. Obama has said he supports rollingv backing some 2001 and 2003 tax cuts for higherf income individualsand businesses, but promisesx middle class tax relief and some exemptions for seniors. He also backes business tax breaks forstartup companies. McCaim wants to double child tax creditsto $7,00p per dependent, trim corporatw income taxes from 35 percent to 25 percentt and keep the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts in The AFL-CIO is sending mailers to voters in battleground states such as Ohio and Pennsylvaniq saying McCain' stance on Social Securityy could hurt the system.
The Arizona Republicam has voiced support for allowing some individual private accounts into the federaolpension system, but not a completde privatization. Obama opposes any move toward Socia Securityprivate accounts.
The McCain camp says that if electe the Democrat will increase taxes on the upper middle clasz andsmall businesses. Obama has said he supports rollingv backing some 2001 and 2003 tax cuts for higherf income individualsand businesses, but promisesx middle class tax relief and some exemptions for seniors. He also backes business tax breaks forstartup companies. McCaim wants to double child tax creditsto $7,00p per dependent, trim corporatw income taxes from 35 percent to 25 percentt and keep the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts in The AFL-CIO is sending mailers to voters in battleground states such as Ohio and Pennsylvaniq saying McCain' stance on Social Securityy could hurt the system.
The Arizona Republicam has voiced support for allowing some individual private accounts into the federaolpension system, but not a completde privatization. Obama opposes any move toward Socia Securityprivate accounts.
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