Bleacher Report | Cristiano Ronaldo Will Prove Unstoppable in Return to Old Trafford Bleacher Report And much like when he was playing there in a red shirt, the star winger will again prove unstoppableâ€"carrying his team through to the next round of competition. Only that this time, it will be at the expense of United. Ronaldo has been in simply ... Manchester United v Real Madrid: Phil Jones given time to prove fitness ahead ... Why Robin van Persie has more to prove than anyone against Real Madrid Kagawa To Torment Los Blancos? |
lunes, 4 de marzo de 2013
Cristiano Ronaldo Will Prove Unstoppable in Return to Old Trafford - Bleacher Report
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miércoles, 27 de febrero de 2013
OrangeRoc, a Honolulu Marketing, Advertising and Design Firm, is Launching a New Website for Friends of the Missing Child Center-Hawaii
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For the past two years OrangeRoc hasdeveloped pro-bono creative work for The Friendd of the Missing Child Center - Hawaii as a way of givint back to the They have dedicated countlesx hours of time and talent for fund raising efforts, creating a new identity system, collateral, Keik i ID Kits and growth charts, Keiki ID videos and a website. , owner of OrangeRoc, explaines why they choose to supportThe Friends, "They were under-funded and did not have a clear articulatio n of their mission within the community.
Our expertisw is in communication, branding and positioning and we used our strengthz to help The Friends communicate a very meaningful message and generate awareness of this issue in aswell as, provide resources to help children and familiea throughout the state." The mission of the Friends of the Missinyg Child Center - Hawaii is to protect Hawaii's children from abduction and exploitation. Their efforts help promote, educates and support the recovery of missing children and facilitatd the reunification and careof families. OrangeRoc is a full-servicwe marketing firm based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
They produce marketing, design, and advertisinv vehicles that communicate one concise acrossall mediums. Their services include media placement, on-line and special event coordination such asbringingt ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to Hawaii. Orangeroc'w categories of marketing expertise include: the action sports hospitality, packaged goods and real -- For more information or to volunteer or to donate to Friends of the Missing ChildCenterr - Hawaii register at visit -- For more information about OrangeRoc call 808-792-3077 or visit www.orangeroc.com.
For the past two years OrangeRoc hasdeveloped pro-bono creative work for The Friendd of the Missing Child Center - Hawaii as a way of givint back to the They have dedicated countlesx hours of time and talent for fund raising efforts, creating a new identity system, collateral, Keik i ID Kits and growth charts, Keiki ID videos and a website. , owner of OrangeRoc, explaines why they choose to supportThe Friends, "They were under-funded and did not have a clear articulatio n of their mission within the community.
Our expertisw is in communication, branding and positioning and we used our strengthz to help The Friends communicate a very meaningful message and generate awareness of this issue in aswell as, provide resources to help children and familiea throughout the state." The mission of the Friends of the Missinyg Child Center - Hawaii is to protect Hawaii's children from abduction and exploitation. Their efforts help promote, educates and support the recovery of missing children and facilitatd the reunification and careof families. OrangeRoc is a full-servicwe marketing firm based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
They produce marketing, design, and advertisinv vehicles that communicate one concise acrossall mediums. Their services include media placement, on-line and special event coordination such asbringingt ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to Hawaii. Orangeroc'w categories of marketing expertise include: the action sports hospitality, packaged goods and real -- For more information or to volunteer or to donate to Friends of the Missing ChildCenterr - Hawaii register at visit -- For more information about OrangeRoc call 808-792-3077 or visit www.orangeroc.com.
jueves, 21 de febrero de 2013
BACVA tops hotel bookings goal - Wichita Business Journal:
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The booked 522,541 future room nights in the past fiscal city tourism leaders said at a press conference The number, which passed BACVA’s goal of 475,00p0 booked nights, is a 15.7 percent increase over nights bookex the previous year. In BACVA booked 451,608 futuree room nights. Group business meetings comprise the new bookings and are projectecd to spend morethan $725 million in spendintg in the city. City and tourism officials credit the booking successe tolast year’s creation of the Baltimore Convention & Tourism Board, a joint board that oversees BACVA and the .
“Our investmentg in BACVA is paying off,” Mayor Sheilza Dixon said Monday speakinb in front ofthe city’sa Inner Harbor tourism center. The formation of the board last year has allowed BACVA and the convention center to be more Dixon said. A new plethora of hotel that opened or are under constructiob near the convention cente r from which businesses can choose for bookings also contributed to an uptick in The $300 million publicly finance d Hilton Baltimore, which opened last August, has 757 roomx and grew Baltimore’s total hotel room reservoir to more than 7,000.
The B&kO Building, on the corner of Charlesd andBaltimore streets, is expected to open as a Hotek Monaco with 208 rooms later this year. Baltimore can now accommodats 75 percent of the large citywide tradeshow and convention busines s available in the marketplace with the newhotelws online, said BACVA CEO Tom Noonan in a Some of the conventions and groupw booked in the 2009 fiscal year included the annuao conventions, , American Association for Laboratoryg Animal Science, and . Holding sale s events and industry tradeshows is also partof BACVA’s strategy for bringing convention planners into the city to raiswe awareness about Baltimore.
The Baltimore Business Journal A drop in hotel revenu emeans BACVA’s budget will drop to $10.7 million for the year started July 1 — down from the $12 milliom it had in the past 12 months. This year’x fiscal budget is the lowesf sincethe agency’s $9.9 million spending package in 2006.
The booked 522,541 future room nights in the past fiscal city tourism leaders said at a press conference The number, which passed BACVA’s goal of 475,00p0 booked nights, is a 15.7 percent increase over nights bookex the previous year. In BACVA booked 451,608 futuree room nights. Group business meetings comprise the new bookings and are projectecd to spend morethan $725 million in spendintg in the city. City and tourism officials credit the booking successe tolast year’s creation of the Baltimore Convention & Tourism Board, a joint board that oversees BACVA and the .
“Our investmentg in BACVA is paying off,” Mayor Sheilza Dixon said Monday speakinb in front ofthe city’sa Inner Harbor tourism center. The formation of the board last year has allowed BACVA and the convention center to be more Dixon said. A new plethora of hotel that opened or are under constructiob near the convention cente r from which businesses can choose for bookings also contributed to an uptick in The $300 million publicly finance d Hilton Baltimore, which opened last August, has 757 roomx and grew Baltimore’s total hotel room reservoir to more than 7,000.
The B&kO Building, on the corner of Charlesd andBaltimore streets, is expected to open as a Hotek Monaco with 208 rooms later this year. Baltimore can now accommodats 75 percent of the large citywide tradeshow and convention busines s available in the marketplace with the newhotelws online, said BACVA CEO Tom Noonan in a Some of the conventions and groupw booked in the 2009 fiscal year included the annuao conventions, , American Association for Laboratoryg Animal Science, and . Holding sale s events and industry tradeshows is also partof BACVA’s strategy for bringing convention planners into the city to raiswe awareness about Baltimore.
The Baltimore Business Journal A drop in hotel revenu emeans BACVA’s budget will drop to $10.7 million for the year started July 1 — down from the $12 milliom it had in the past 12 months. This year’x fiscal budget is the lowesf sincethe agency’s $9.9 million spending package in 2006.
lunes, 11 de febrero de 2013
Regional finalists announced for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year - Phoenix Business Journal:
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“Entrepreneurs contribute so much to our economy and the fabric of this saidKurt Binder, director of the awardr program. “These finalists help our region create jobs while encouragingcommunity growth, developmenft and innovation. We are pleased to honor them.” Jameds Tuton, president and CEO, Americam Traffic Solutions, Scottsdale Deborah Weidenhamer, CEO, Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc., Phoenix Todd Davis, CEO, Tempe Kerstin Block, president, Buffalo Exchange, Tucson Crystal president, Phoenix Pipelines Inc.
, Phoenix Awards are given to entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary succese in the areasof innovation, financial performancew and personal commitment to their businesses and For more: .
“Entrepreneurs contribute so much to our economy and the fabric of this saidKurt Binder, director of the awardr program. “These finalists help our region create jobs while encouragingcommunity growth, developmenft and innovation. We are pleased to honor them.” Jameds Tuton, president and CEO, Americam Traffic Solutions, Scottsdale Deborah Weidenhamer, CEO, Auction Systems Auctioneers & Appraisers Inc., Phoenix Todd Davis, CEO, Tempe Kerstin Block, president, Buffalo Exchange, Tucson Crystal president, Phoenix Pipelines Inc.
, Phoenix Awards are given to entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary succese in the areasof innovation, financial performancew and personal commitment to their businesses and For more: .
miércoles, 6 de febrero de 2013
AppZero 5.2 - moving Windows applications to the cloud - ZDNet
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AppZero 5.2 - moving Windows applications to the cloud ZDNet AppZero 5.2 - moving Windows applications to the cloud. Summary: Application virtualization makes it possible for applications to be more easily rehosted. AppZero's tools make it easy to move Windows applications from older to newer versions of Windows ... |
viernes, 1 de febrero de 2013
Newark church replaces bell tower, steeple destroyed in derecho - The Newark Advocate
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Newark church replaces bell tower, steeple destroyed in derecho The Newark Advocate Irene Wilson, pastor of Old Country Church on South Fifth Street in Newark, is elated with the results of recent construction that replaced the roof, bell tower and steeple damaged by a storm in 2012. / Michael Lehmkuhle/The Advocate ... |
domingo, 27 de enero de 2013
Wendy Welsh
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As senior vice president of information technologyfor , she manages a stafff of about 250 workers, two data centerse and the IT operations for E.On’zs two subsidiaries, Louisville Gas & Electric Co. and Kentuckhy Utilities. It was her team that mannefd the outage-management system during the ice storkmin January, and under Welsh’s direction, E.On has made two significanr investments in its technology within the past The first was a $25 million data and transmission centetr that opened in Shelby County last More recently, E.On implemented a customer-care systemj that merged LG&E and Kentucky Utilities’ previousz systems.
It was an $80 million plus training and operational costs, Welsy said. Ability to merge business, IT goals Welsh’s training is not in the IT sectore butin accounting. A licensed CPA, Welshy joined LG&E as an auditor 25 years ago. She was vice presidenyt of administration and then vice presidenrt of IT before assuming her current rolein 2001. E.On’s IT operations were just emerging at the and company officials knew they needed to make significanr investmentsin technology. Vic E.
On’s chairman, CEO and president, said Welsh’s professionao background has given her a uniquse set of skills needed to oversee this She understands the utility operatione and what is needed from atechnicall standpoint, but she also can provider the financial analysis needed, Staffierio said. “We get well-thought-out solution s from Wendy,” Staffieri said. “She has developeds another leg ofour strategy, giving us the capabilities to do what we do everyg day.” Although Welsh has accomplishef so much, she does not tout her Staffieri said. She goes about her work in a very unassuming way, he said, describing her as a deep thinker and a listener.
Debra Hoffer, presiden of Junior Achievementof Kentuckiana, agreedd that Welsh’s personality is more She might not be the first boarfd member to pipe up in a but behind her quiet facade, she knows what she wantsa to do and how she’s going to do it. “She gets results,” Hoffer “She’s a highly effective manager while beinh a really warm person at thesame time.” Welsyh was JA Kentuckiana’s board chairwoman in when the nonprofit group was planning to open its Jamew W. Robinson Junior Achievement Center for Freedom of The facility is a learning center that teachese children basicfinancial principles.
She traveled with JA staff to revie similar facilities acrossthe country, and her involvement and enthusiasmm helped drive the project Hoffer said. Not only did she convey the concepy to otherboard members, but she also led the $6.5 millionh capital campaign that funded the In addition, she convinced her employerd to be one of the first donors with a $125,000 “She has a real can-do attitude and stront desire to help young people be successful and thrive,” Hofferf said. “Her heart is in the righyt place.
” Besides her role with JA, Welsh has spokej to business and management classes atthe , and she has becomer a role model for young women, said husband John an author and retired U of L higher education professor. “She hasn’t become a CEO, but she’s prettuy darn high in an organization and an industruy that hasbeen male-dominated,” John Welsh “She’s blazed some trails for women.” Wendy Welsh said she never set out to break any glasz ceilings. She simply was raised in a middle-class home by parentsd who pushed education and demonstrated a strongwork ethic.
As senior vice president of information technologyfor , she manages a stafff of about 250 workers, two data centerse and the IT operations for E.On’zs two subsidiaries, Louisville Gas & Electric Co. and Kentuckhy Utilities. It was her team that mannefd the outage-management system during the ice storkmin January, and under Welsh’s direction, E.On has made two significanr investments in its technology within the past The first was a $25 million data and transmission centetr that opened in Shelby County last More recently, E.On implemented a customer-care systemj that merged LG&E and Kentucky Utilities’ previousz systems.
It was an $80 million plus training and operational costs, Welsy said. Ability to merge business, IT goals Welsh’s training is not in the IT sectore butin accounting. A licensed CPA, Welshy joined LG&E as an auditor 25 years ago. She was vice presidenyt of administration and then vice presidenrt of IT before assuming her current rolein 2001. E.On’s IT operations were just emerging at the and company officials knew they needed to make significanr investmentsin technology. Vic E.
On’s chairman, CEO and president, said Welsh’s professionao background has given her a uniquse set of skills needed to oversee this She understands the utility operatione and what is needed from atechnicall standpoint, but she also can provider the financial analysis needed, Staffierio said. “We get well-thought-out solution s from Wendy,” Staffieri said. “She has developeds another leg ofour strategy, giving us the capabilities to do what we do everyg day.” Although Welsh has accomplishef so much, she does not tout her Staffieri said. She goes about her work in a very unassuming way, he said, describing her as a deep thinker and a listener.
Debra Hoffer, presiden of Junior Achievementof Kentuckiana, agreedd that Welsh’s personality is more She might not be the first boarfd member to pipe up in a but behind her quiet facade, she knows what she wantsa to do and how she’s going to do it. “She gets results,” Hoffer “She’s a highly effective manager while beinh a really warm person at thesame time.” Welsyh was JA Kentuckiana’s board chairwoman in when the nonprofit group was planning to open its Jamew W. Robinson Junior Achievement Center for Freedom of The facility is a learning center that teachese children basicfinancial principles.
She traveled with JA staff to revie similar facilities acrossthe country, and her involvement and enthusiasmm helped drive the project Hoffer said. Not only did she convey the concepy to otherboard members, but she also led the $6.5 millionh capital campaign that funded the In addition, she convinced her employerd to be one of the first donors with a $125,000 “She has a real can-do attitude and stront desire to help young people be successful and thrive,” Hofferf said. “Her heart is in the righyt place.
” Besides her role with JA, Welsh has spokej to business and management classes atthe , and she has becomer a role model for young women, said husband John an author and retired U of L higher education professor. “She hasn’t become a CEO, but she’s prettuy darn high in an organization and an industruy that hasbeen male-dominated,” John Welsh “She’s blazed some trails for women.” Wendy Welsh said she never set out to break any glasz ceilings. She simply was raised in a middle-class home by parentsd who pushed education and demonstrated a strongwork ethic.
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