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martes, 26 de julio de 2011
Intensity 5 quake shakes Zambales, Central Luzon - Inquirer.net
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domingo, 24 de julio de 2011
Canisius begins paring presidential list - Business First of Buffalo:
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From that pool, three or four finalists will be identifiede and interviewed this fall forthe college’s top job. So far, the 16-personn presidential search committee has evaluated abouty50 resumes, said the Rev. Michael committee chairperson and Canisius Jesuitcommunity rector. Another batch of resumes is set to be reviewedeJuly 20. National and international candidateas are showing interest inthe job, Tunney “There are a lot of nice prospecte there,” he said. Semi-finalist interviewz will take place off-campus and probably outside WestermnNew York, in order to “preserve the anonymity” of the Tunney said. The new president will replacethe Rev.
Vincenr Cooke, who announced in May that he will retirre at the end of the sprintg2010 semester. Cooke was hirec in 1993 as the four-year private institutions’s 23rd The college has hired of Seattle, to help thumb through applications of potential contenders forthe president’ws job. The consulting firm reviews applications, then passews along materials such as resumes and referencexs to thesearch committee, Tunney Additionally, a series of meetings this mont with Canisius community members has helpedx define the qualities desired in a new Seven meetings took place that includec faculty, staff, administrators and students.
Participants said they want the nextpresidenyt to: • Have a PhD. • Be committed to the college for a designatefd periodof time. • Have a clear visio for the college’s future, including a focue on liberal arts and maintainingthe college’s core curriculum. • Think of Canisius as a regionakl university. There was disagreement about the desire for the new presidenyt to come from aJesuit background. Overall, “the facultu spoke up loudly and clearly for their Tunney said. “They want someone with a PhD ... someonw with good, solid teaching publication experiences, speaking at conferences and all of those veryprofessionalo expectations.
” As for salary, that too is up to the Tunney said. “It’ll be comparable to what otherf presidents make inthe (Buffalo-Niagara) he said, adding that the range is usually mid-$150,000s and mid-$250,000s. The Canisius Collegw board of trustees will made the final determinationthis fall, possibly at October or December boars meetings, Tunney said.
From that pool, three or four finalists will be identifiede and interviewed this fall forthe college’s top job. So far, the 16-personn presidential search committee has evaluated abouty50 resumes, said the Rev. Michael committee chairperson and Canisius Jesuitcommunity rector. Another batch of resumes is set to be reviewedeJuly 20. National and international candidateas are showing interest inthe job, Tunney “There are a lot of nice prospecte there,” he said. Semi-finalist interviewz will take place off-campus and probably outside WestermnNew York, in order to “preserve the anonymity” of the Tunney said. The new president will replacethe Rev.
Vincenr Cooke, who announced in May that he will retirre at the end of the sprintg2010 semester. Cooke was hirec in 1993 as the four-year private institutions’s 23rd The college has hired of Seattle, to help thumb through applications of potential contenders forthe president’ws job. The consulting firm reviews applications, then passews along materials such as resumes and referencexs to thesearch committee, Tunney Additionally, a series of meetings this mont with Canisius community members has helpedx define the qualities desired in a new Seven meetings took place that includec faculty, staff, administrators and students.
Participants said they want the nextpresidenyt to: • Have a PhD. • Be committed to the college for a designatefd periodof time. • Have a clear visio for the college’s future, including a focue on liberal arts and maintainingthe college’s core curriculum. • Think of Canisius as a regionakl university. There was disagreement about the desire for the new presidenyt to come from aJesuit background. Overall, “the facultu spoke up loudly and clearly for their Tunney said. “They want someone with a PhD ... someonw with good, solid teaching publication experiences, speaking at conferences and all of those veryprofessionalo expectations.
” As for salary, that too is up to the Tunney said. “It’ll be comparable to what otherf presidents make inthe (Buffalo-Niagara) he said, adding that the range is usually mid-$150,000s and mid-$250,000s. The Canisius Collegw board of trustees will made the final determinationthis fall, possibly at October or December boars meetings, Tunney said.
viernes, 22 de julio de 2011
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miércoles, 20 de julio de 2011
Timberwolves begin to stockpile head coaching interviews: Fan's look - Yahoo! Sports
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MLive.com | Timberwolves begin to stockpile head coaching interviews: Fan's look Yahoo! Sports Contributor Network 12 hours, 16 minutes ago In the wake of head coach Kurt Rambis' firing, the Minnesota Timberwolves have wasted no time in trying to find the successor to his not-so-desirable throne. Just in the past few days, the Timberwolves have ... Digest: Former Atlanta Hawks coach Mike Woodson interviews for Minnesota ... Timberwolves discuss coaching vacancy with Woodson Timberwolves interview Mike Woodson |
domingo, 17 de julio de 2011
Dayton region's Swine Flu count climbs to 12 - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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The reported that as of noon June 10 there were 47 confirmedf cases of Swine Fluin Ohio, up from 38 in the past two Clark County has the most cases of the counties in the Daytonh region. Of the six cases reported in Clark Northridge Middle School students accountec for five ofthe cases. And in Montgomergy County, a Vandalia-Butler student became a confirmed case last while two Dayton Public Schools studentws were confirmedthis week. There are four tota cases in Montgomery Thereare 27,737 confirmed casesa worldwide, according to the , with 74countries havinbg at least one case. Therd have been 141 deaths confirmed caused by SwinrFlu worldwide, according to the WHO. The U.S.
has the most with 13,217 confirmed cases. Therr are cases now in all 50 statesplus D.C., and Puerto according to the federal . Ther have been 27 confirmed deaths inthe U.S. Butlet County – 2 (30-year-old male, 13-year-old female)Clark County 6 (15-year-old male, 25-year-old male, 12-year-old male, 15-year-olds female, 13-year-old male, 14-year-old Cuyahoga County – 6 (41-year-old female, 9-year-old 14-year-old female, 14-year-old female, 13-year-old 14-year-old male) Franklin County – 16 (31-year-old male, 33-year-old 18-year-old male, 20-year-old female, 19-year-old female, 21-year-olc male, 20-year old male, 22-year-old female, 23-year-old female, 19-year-ole male, 11-year-old female, 13-year-old female, 35-year-oldx female, 44-year old male, 8-year-old 41-year-old male) Lawrence County – 2 (2-year-olrd male, 8-month-old male) Montgomery Countt – 4 (16-year-old 13-year-old female, 9-year-old female, 17-year-old Cuyahoga County – 2 (20-year-ol d female, 16-year-old female)
The reported that as of noon June 10 there were 47 confirmedf cases of Swine Fluin Ohio, up from 38 in the past two Clark County has the most cases of the counties in the Daytonh region. Of the six cases reported in Clark Northridge Middle School students accountec for five ofthe cases. And in Montgomergy County, a Vandalia-Butler student became a confirmed case last while two Dayton Public Schools studentws were confirmedthis week. There are four tota cases in Montgomery Thereare 27,737 confirmed casesa worldwide, according to the , with 74countries havinbg at least one case. Therd have been 141 deaths confirmed caused by SwinrFlu worldwide, according to the WHO. The U.S.
has the most with 13,217 confirmed cases. Therr are cases now in all 50 statesplus D.C., and Puerto according to the federal . Ther have been 27 confirmed deaths inthe U.S. Butlet County – 2 (30-year-old male, 13-year-old female)Clark County 6 (15-year-old male, 25-year-old male, 12-year-old male, 15-year-olds female, 13-year-old male, 14-year-old Cuyahoga County – 6 (41-year-old female, 9-year-old 14-year-old female, 14-year-old female, 13-year-old 14-year-old male) Franklin County – 16 (31-year-old male, 33-year-old 18-year-old male, 20-year-old female, 19-year-old female, 21-year-olc male, 20-year old male, 22-year-old female, 23-year-old female, 19-year-ole male, 11-year-old female, 13-year-old female, 35-year-oldx female, 44-year old male, 8-year-old 41-year-old male) Lawrence County – 2 (2-year-olrd male, 8-month-old male) Montgomery Countt – 4 (16-year-old 13-year-old female, 9-year-old female, 17-year-old Cuyahoga County – 2 (20-year-ol d female, 16-year-old female)
viernes, 15 de julio de 2011
Radio station helps derail protestors - WALA-TV FOX10
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miércoles, 13 de julio de 2011
IATA: Global airlines to lose $9B in 2009 - Wichita Business Journal:
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The ’s (IATA) new forecast is staggeringly worse thanits $4.7 billion collective loss forecast made just three months ago. The air carrier trads group also downgraded its loss estimat for 2008to $10.4 billion from $8.5 billion. “Theres is no modern precedent for today’s economid meltdown,” IATA Director Generak and CEO Giovanni Bisignani said in anews release. “Thse ground has shifted. Our industry has been This is the most difficult situation that the industryhhas faced.” After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorf attacks on the United States, industry revenuesw fell by 7 Bisignani said, and took three years to rebound to pre-9/11 levels.
Revenues will fall to $448 billion in 2009 from $528 billiom in 2008 (15 percent), IATA said. Passenger yieldsd will dip 7 percent. “This time we face a 15 percenyt drop—a loss of revenues of $80 billion—ihn the middle of a globapl recession,” Bisignani said during IATA’s annuaol industry summit. “Our future dependzs on a drastic reshapin gby partners, governments and We cannot bear the cost of government crazy taxation and partners abusing theie monopoly power.” North American carriers will generallt fair better than foreigj carriers, IATA said, and shouldr narrow their losses for the year.
North American airlinese will lose $1 billion in 2009, dramaticallgy less than the $5.1 billion lost in 2008, as out-of-the-moneyu fuel hedges lapse and capacity cuts kick in to righyt capacitywith demand. Previously, IATA said North American carriersd would turn a modest profit forthe Asia-Pacific and European carriers are likely to take the bigges t hits, losing $3.3 billion and $1.8 respectively. Another heavily impacted air cargo, will decline by 17 percentt based ontons shipped.
Cargo yields will decline 11 Relaxed fuel prices over the firsg five months of 2009 have helped but prices have begun to climb in recent IATA projects the industry fuel bill to fallfrom $165 billiohn in 2008 to $59 billion in 2009, on a $56 per barrell average price of oil. “Thre risk that we have seen in recent weeks is that even the slightes glimmer of economic hope sends oilprices higher,” Bisignanki said. "Greedy speculation must not hold the global economy Failure to act by governments wouldbe irresponsible.
” airlines are in a better cash with more liquidity than in past But, Bisignani warned “a long L-shaped recovery could drain the industry of cash.” Bisignani noted industry consolidation, such as the mergere between Atlanta-based (NYSE: DAL) and , that have made some playerx stronger. But he railed against what he caller “archaic limitations on ownership” that prevengt the merging of carriers fromdifferent
The ’s (IATA) new forecast is staggeringly worse thanits $4.7 billion collective loss forecast made just three months ago. The air carrier trads group also downgraded its loss estimat for 2008to $10.4 billion from $8.5 billion. “Theres is no modern precedent for today’s economid meltdown,” IATA Director Generak and CEO Giovanni Bisignani said in anews release. “Thse ground has shifted. Our industry has been This is the most difficult situation that the industryhhas faced.” After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorf attacks on the United States, industry revenuesw fell by 7 Bisignani said, and took three years to rebound to pre-9/11 levels.
Revenues will fall to $448 billion in 2009 from $528 billiom in 2008 (15 percent), IATA said. Passenger yieldsd will dip 7 percent. “This time we face a 15 percenyt drop—a loss of revenues of $80 billion—ihn the middle of a globapl recession,” Bisignani said during IATA’s annuaol industry summit. “Our future dependzs on a drastic reshapin gby partners, governments and We cannot bear the cost of government crazy taxation and partners abusing theie monopoly power.” North American carriers will generallt fair better than foreigj carriers, IATA said, and shouldr narrow their losses for the year.
North American airlinese will lose $1 billion in 2009, dramaticallgy less than the $5.1 billion lost in 2008, as out-of-the-moneyu fuel hedges lapse and capacity cuts kick in to righyt capacitywith demand. Previously, IATA said North American carriersd would turn a modest profit forthe Asia-Pacific and European carriers are likely to take the bigges t hits, losing $3.3 billion and $1.8 respectively. Another heavily impacted air cargo, will decline by 17 percentt based ontons shipped.
Cargo yields will decline 11 Relaxed fuel prices over the firsg five months of 2009 have helped but prices have begun to climb in recent IATA projects the industry fuel bill to fallfrom $165 billiohn in 2008 to $59 billion in 2009, on a $56 per barrell average price of oil. “Thre risk that we have seen in recent weeks is that even the slightes glimmer of economic hope sends oilprices higher,” Bisignanki said. "Greedy speculation must not hold the global economy Failure to act by governments wouldbe irresponsible.
” airlines are in a better cash with more liquidity than in past But, Bisignani warned “a long L-shaped recovery could drain the industry of cash.” Bisignani noted industry consolidation, such as the mergere between Atlanta-based (NYSE: DAL) and , that have made some playerx stronger. But he railed against what he caller “archaic limitations on ownership” that prevengt the merging of carriers fromdifferent
lunes, 11 de julio de 2011
Ohio State Football: Projecting the Defensive Depth Chart for the Season Opener - Bleacher Report
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Bleacher Report | Ohio State Football: Projecting the Defensive Depth Chart for the Season Opener Bleacher Report Here is a prediction of what the defensive depth chart will look like on September 3 when Ohio State kicks off the post-Tressel era against Akron. When it comes to pure, relentless pass rushers, Nathan Williams is the posterboy Ohio State has for that ... |
viernes, 8 de julio de 2011
Jobless rates plummet in N. Ky. - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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The regional unemployment rateof 4.4 perceny was below the statewide rate of 5.2 percent, and down from 5.8 percenft in March and 5 percenrt in April 2007, according to figuresd from the state's Office of Employmentt and Training. Boone County's jobless rate dropped to 4.1 percent from 5.3 percentr in March and 4.6 percent in April 2007. Campbell County saw its rate fallto 4.3 percenty from 5.6 percent the month before and 4.8 percent a year ago. Carrolo County's rate was down to 4.7 percen from 7 percent in Marchand 5.9 percent year over year. Gallatin County's rate plungee to 4.3 percent from 7.7 percent the monthj before and 6.5 percenty in April 2007.
Grant County's rate of 5.2 percent dropped from 7 percenrt in March and 6 percent inApril 2007. Kenton County'as rate was 4.4 percent, compared to 5.8 percent the mont h before and 4.8 percent the year before. Owen County'e rate was down to 4.8 percent from 6.3 percengt in March and 5.5 percent a year ago. Pendleton Countyt had the region's highest rate, at 5.3 percent, but that was down from 8.4 percenr in March and 6.6 percent in April 2007. The Officse of Employment and Training is part ofthe .
The regional unemployment rateof 4.4 perceny was below the statewide rate of 5.2 percent, and down from 5.8 percenft in March and 5 percenrt in April 2007, according to figuresd from the state's Office of Employmentt and Training. Boone County's jobless rate dropped to 4.1 percent from 5.3 percentr in March and 4.6 percent in April 2007. Campbell County saw its rate fallto 4.3 percenty from 5.6 percent the month before and 4.8 percent a year ago. Carrolo County's rate was down to 4.7 percen from 7 percent in Marchand 5.9 percent year over year. Gallatin County's rate plungee to 4.3 percent from 7.7 percent the monthj before and 6.5 percenty in April 2007.
Grant County's rate of 5.2 percent dropped from 7 percenrt in March and 6 percent inApril 2007. Kenton County'as rate was 4.4 percent, compared to 5.8 percent the mont h before and 4.8 percent the year before. Owen County'e rate was down to 4.8 percent from 6.3 percengt in March and 5.5 percent a year ago. Pendleton Countyt had the region's highest rate, at 5.3 percent, but that was down from 8.4 percenr in March and 6.6 percent in April 2007. The Officse of Employment and Training is part ofthe .
miércoles, 6 de julio de 2011
Insight Communications bidding nears conclusion; WOW, Mediacom still standing - FierceCable
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lunes, 4 de julio de 2011
Judge sets Statler auction - Denver Business Journal:
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Carl Bucki, chief of the Westerjn District ofNew York, ordered bids for the downtow Buffalo landmark be submitted by July 9, with an auction to be held on July 14 but only if two or more bids are Bucki will consider the bids and auctiob results during a July 21 sale hearing and statu report. The auction could seal the fate of the Statled and ultimately remove LLC andits principal, British investor Bashare Issa, from owning the building. Issa is facin g legal and financial issuesz both in Buffaloand Manchester, England. Bucki said he expectsa the transaction to be completex by the endof July.
The auction was disputed in a last minutde filing made late Wednesday morninfg by attorneysrepresenting Issa’s father, Mohmoud Al Issa, who holds a $4.5 millionb mortgage on the property. Mohmoud Al a Jordan resident and wasnot present. “We don’f disagree that the property needs tobe sold, but not done so in such a hurr y up manor,” argued Mohmoud Al Issa’s attorney, Raymond Fink, a partner in . “The question is whether this is the best way todo it.
This is a hurry up and a ‘Hail “ Fink alleged that the eldedr Issa has invested morethan $12 millionh in Statler-related expenses during the past three “My client has more at stake in this venture than any other creditor,” Fink said. But, with debts mountingb and its tenant roll dwindling and revenudsources shrinking, attorneys representing the court-appointed said the sale is necessary to stabilize the “It wasn’t the trustee who failexd to adequately capitalize this building,” said Garruy Graber, a partner with .
Graber said when Bashaf Issa bought the Statler threeyears ago, the nearlt 600,000-square-foot building was more than 50 percent occupied. it has less than a 20 percent occupancyu rate and lost ananchorf tenant, the law firm of , who left for Main Place Towed because of the building’s uncertain ownership and future. The according to previous court testimony, is losingf more than $80,000 a month. BSC Developmentg Buffalo LLC has mounting debts including owing the City of Buffalo and Erie Countgy morethan $200,000 in unpaid property taxes with another $200,0000 due on June 30.
Grabefr said to hire a professional auctioneer to market the Statlerd wouldcost $45,000 – money the Statlert does not have in its bank “We don’t disagree that this is a ‘Hailp Mary’,” Graber said. “That’s exactly what it is. This is abouty economics, not anything else. Bashar Issa can’t financde the building and hisfather doesn’t want Several groups have expressed an interestg in the Statler including Long Island developee Uri Kaufman, who is consideringv making a bid and converting the bulk of the buildingy into apartments.
The building’s anchor tenant, Park Lane would remain and continue with its business The Park Lane has more than 200 eventss booked in the Statler in the coming months and It remains infull operation. However, Wednesday it also filed a $1.29 millionh claim against BSC DevelopmentBuffalo LLC. “Thre Park Lane is one of the last tenantesleft standing,” said David Pfalzgraf Jr., the Park Lane’s “They are very concerned, every day, about the utilities.” The auctiomn is the latest in a long series of legal proceedingd against BSC Development Buffalo LLC and againstr Issa, both in Buffalol and Manchester.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Carl Bucki, chief of the Westerjn District ofNew York, ordered bids for the downtow Buffalo landmark be submitted by July 9, with an auction to be held on July 14 but only if two or more bids are Bucki will consider the bids and auctiob results during a July 21 sale hearing and statu report. The auction could seal the fate of the Statled and ultimately remove LLC andits principal, British investor Bashare Issa, from owning the building. Issa is facin g legal and financial issuesz both in Buffaloand Manchester, England. Bucki said he expectsa the transaction to be completex by the endof July.
The auction was disputed in a last minutde filing made late Wednesday morninfg by attorneysrepresenting Issa’s father, Mohmoud Al Issa, who holds a $4.5 millionb mortgage on the property. Mohmoud Al a Jordan resident and wasnot present. “We don’f disagree that the property needs tobe sold, but not done so in such a hurr y up manor,” argued Mohmoud Al Issa’s attorney, Raymond Fink, a partner in . “The question is whether this is the best way todo it.
This is a hurry up and a ‘Hail “ Fink alleged that the eldedr Issa has invested morethan $12 millionh in Statler-related expenses during the past three “My client has more at stake in this venture than any other creditor,” Fink said. But, with debts mountingb and its tenant roll dwindling and revenudsources shrinking, attorneys representing the court-appointed said the sale is necessary to stabilize the “It wasn’t the trustee who failexd to adequately capitalize this building,” said Garruy Graber, a partner with .
Graber said when Bashaf Issa bought the Statler threeyears ago, the nearlt 600,000-square-foot building was more than 50 percent occupied. it has less than a 20 percent occupancyu rate and lost ananchorf tenant, the law firm of , who left for Main Place Towed because of the building’s uncertain ownership and future. The according to previous court testimony, is losingf more than $80,000 a month. BSC Developmentg Buffalo LLC has mounting debts including owing the City of Buffalo and Erie Countgy morethan $200,000 in unpaid property taxes with another $200,0000 due on June 30.
Grabefr said to hire a professional auctioneer to market the Statlerd wouldcost $45,000 – money the Statlert does not have in its bank “We don’t disagree that this is a ‘Hailp Mary’,” Graber said. “That’s exactly what it is. This is abouty economics, not anything else. Bashar Issa can’t financde the building and hisfather doesn’t want Several groups have expressed an interestg in the Statler including Long Island developee Uri Kaufman, who is consideringv making a bid and converting the bulk of the buildingy into apartments.
The building’s anchor tenant, Park Lane would remain and continue with its business The Park Lane has more than 200 eventss booked in the Statler in the coming months and It remains infull operation. However, Wednesday it also filed a $1.29 millionh claim against BSC DevelopmentBuffalo LLC. “Thre Park Lane is one of the last tenantesleft standing,” said David Pfalzgraf Jr., the Park Lane’s “They are very concerned, every day, about the utilities.” The auctiomn is the latest in a long series of legal proceedingd against BSC Development Buffalo LLC and againstr Issa, both in Buffalol and Manchester.
viernes, 1 de julio de 2011
Bill Frisell: Sign of Life: Music for 858 Quarter (Savoy Jazz) - Tucson Weekly
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Tucson Weekly | Bill Frisell: Sign of Life: Music for 858 Quarter (Savoy Jazz) Tucson Weekly A monster guitarist, Bill Frisell is adept at playing bebop, rock, free jazz, blues, noisy skronk, pop, country and bluegrass. For this outing, he convened a chamber-jazz ensemble featuring violinist Jenny Scheinman, violist Eyvind ... |
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