Stepdad found guilty of abusing Cleveland Co. toddler that died in 2009 WBTV By Nick Needham - email SHELBY, NC (WBTV) - A jury in Cleveland County found Dwight Justice guilty of felony child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury in the 2009 killing of Jeremiah Swafford. The jury also found Justice not guilty of first degree ... |
Monday, January 30, 2012
Stepdad found guilty of abusing Cleveland Co. toddler that died in 2009 - WBTV
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
Missouri unemployment worsens, but slows - Washington Business Journal:
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The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 9 percenfin May, up from 8.1 percent in the department reported Monday. April’s 0.6-poingt decrease in unemployment now appears with the May increase part of an upward trenr datingto mid-2008, state officials Approximately 272,000 Missourians were estimated to have been joblessa during the month of May. Nonfarm payroll employmeng decreasedby 3,700 jobs in May, marking the smallesrt monthly decrease since employment began to drop sharpl in November.
Job losses were concentrated inmanufacturinh (3,700) and construction (1,600), which were partly offset by gains in health care and social assistance and local government (900). Durinf the past year, employmenyt dropped by 74,300 jobs, or 2.7 percent. The main exceptions to the downward trend in the past year have been private educationaoservices (2,500), health care and social assistancd (6,000), federal government (2,700) and locapl government (3,300). The national unemployment rate in Maywas 9.
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The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 9 percenfin May, up from 8.1 percent in the department reported Monday. April’s 0.6-poingt decrease in unemployment now appears with the May increase part of an upward trenr datingto mid-2008, state officials Approximately 272,000 Missourians were estimated to have been joblessa during the month of May. Nonfarm payroll employmeng decreasedby 3,700 jobs in May, marking the smallesrt monthly decrease since employment began to drop sharpl in November.
Job losses were concentrated inmanufacturinh (3,700) and construction (1,600), which were partly offset by gains in health care and social assistance and local government (900). Durinf the past year, employmenyt dropped by 74,300 jobs, or 2.7 percent. The main exceptions to the downward trend in the past year have been private educationaoservices (2,500), health care and social assistancd (6,000), federal government (2,700) and locapl government (3,300). The national unemployment rate in Maywas 9.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Obama's words in State of the Union don't match his actions - NewsOK.com
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Foreign Policy (blog) | Obama's words in State of the Union don't match his actions NewsOK.com IF you're keeping score, the president made only six blatant class warfare remarks in his State of the Union speech. That's a new low for Barack Obama. 01/26/2012 Such is the political and fiscal climate at the state Capitol amon g Republicans in the ... Winning Words, But Not a Winner Fine words -- and then what? Obama's Words |
Monday, January 23, 2012
Ohio Supreme Court Company Profile | Company Information
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The Supreme Court also has appellat e jurisdiction in cases involving questions arising under the Ohio or UnitefStates Constitutions, cases originating in the courts of and cases in which there have been conflicting opiniona on the same question from two or more courtxs of appeals. The Supreme Court hears all cases in which the death penalty has been These cases currently include both appeals from courts of appealsx affirming imposition of the death penalty by a trialcourrt and, for capital crimes committed on or after Jan. 1, 1995, appealx taken directly from thetrial courts.
the Supreme Court's appellatee jurisdiction extends to review of the actions of certainnadministrative agencies, including the Public Utilities Commissiomn and the Board of Tax Appeals.
The Supreme Court also has appellat e jurisdiction in cases involving questions arising under the Ohio or UnitefStates Constitutions, cases originating in the courts of and cases in which there have been conflicting opiniona on the same question from two or more courtxs of appeals. The Supreme Court hears all cases in which the death penalty has been These cases currently include both appeals from courts of appealsx affirming imposition of the death penalty by a trialcourrt and, for capital crimes committed on or after Jan. 1, 1995, appealx taken directly from thetrial courts.
the Supreme Court's appellatee jurisdiction extends to review of the actions of certainnadministrative agencies, including the Public Utilities Commissiomn and the Board of Tax Appeals.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
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Thursday, January 19, 2012
Hop to it - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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“If I had a mission statement itwould be, ‘discovet your craft.’ Find that beer that does it for you or, bettef yet, explore a couple,” Torres said. The road Torrea traveled wasn’t an easy one. it can be a cautionaryh tale to those thinking of launching a small business themselves. Torres had to talk to 35 different banksa overa four-month period before he was able to secure two loanse from Midtown Bank and . “Iu was told unequivocally, ‘We are not doing startupp retail. I don’t care how good it ” Torres said. “ ‘Startups’ and ‘retail’ were the two evil wordws when you putthem together.
” Scheduler to open April 18, Hop City will stocki about 1,000 micro-brewed beers and more than 700 different kinde of wines. Along with beer and wine, the store will also retailp home brewing suppliesand glassware. Torreas also had to wait five months to get his beer and wine licensse from the cityof “Beer, in my mind, is wherre wine was 10 years ago. People realize it’s great with food ... but nobod retail-wise is executing that from thecustomeer side,” Torres said.
“We have a staffv of folks who are knowledgeabld in both beer and wine and we believew we can assistthe customer, whether it is pairinf beers for a meal or simply helpingf them try something they haven’t tried.” Located at 100 Mariettwa Blvd. in West Midtown, it is no mistake that as Torrew began scouting for a location for Hop he decided ona 3,500-square-foot space next to what will soon be the largesyt brew pub (restaurant-brewery) in the Southeast, 5 Season s Brewing Co. Westside. With two other Atlanta locations, 5 Seasonsa Brewing Co. will have 16 of its own micro-brewe d beers on tap when it opensdthis spring.
“Once I founc out 5 Seasons was going therse it was like aneasy decision,” Torres said. “I know the beer wonkds will find us in Midtown if for no other reasohn thanmy neighbor.” Originally from New Torres moved to Atlanta in 1994. Prior to openintg Hop City, he tried his hand at a few differentg careers. After several years in the insurancde business anda five-year stint with , Torre s founded Collision Works Auto Body on Cheshire Bridgew Road in 2003. Selling the busineses in 2006, Torres planneds on opening another auto body but instead began managing location for ABRAAuto Body.
In the meantime, he was also brewing micro-brews at home and developingv a business plan for a craft beer After he was laid off from ABRA Auto plans for Hop City kicked intohigh gear. “Alpl of a sudden I was like: ‘I don’ty have a job, I have time,’ ” Torres “Serendipity, irony, whatever, that really freed me up to do Torres seems to be tapping into a growing nichse thatis growing. Accordinv to the Boulder, Colo.-based Brewers Association, in 2000 there were feweer than 800 microbreweries inthe U.S.
, but by the end of 2007 that numbef had grown to 1,463 with three well-known brewhouses — Sweetwater Brewery, and Terrapij Brewing — in Unlike mainstream beers, craftr or micro-brewed beers are made in smalleer batches at breweries that produce a limited amount of beer. “The number of breweras there are relative to the amount of crafg beerthat Georgians, specifically Atlantaw metro, drinks, there is definitely a demand in Georgia for craft beers, but specifically in the Atlantqa metro,” said Rick Franza, ’d chair of management and “There seems to be some good evidence that [Hop could do well.
” While the sale of domestic beerse has remained relatively flat over the past the Brewers Association reports craft beer sales grew 12 percentt in 2007, reaching $5.7 billion. “Essentially, as a publix we are drinking more but it’s not Budweiser, it’ds not Miller Lite it’s 1,463 other brews,” Torreas said. Although the package store industryu has fared well inpast recessions, it has taken a hit this time arounc with sales growing only 3 percen t last year. Torres, however, remains confidentg that Hop City’s unique offering will spell success, despite the gloomyy economy.
“Yes, last year it was down to 3 but itwas still, even in a bad a growing retail industry when so many retail industrie were experiencing negative growth,” Torres KSU’s Franza said while alcohol sales are seeing an impacyt now, Hop City may benefit from consumere cutting back on bar and restaurant visits to spen d more time at home. “Imn past recessions, beer, alcohol, spirits in generapl have beensomewhat recession-proof, although they are seeingt some impact now,” Franza said. “Bars tend to suffe r more and people drin at home more and this woulds be a benefit for a placslike this.
” While the economy may have been the impetud that allowed Torres the time to realize his he isn’t letting it get in the way of reaching his goal to expos e as many people as possible to the worle of craft beers. “It’s a wonderful thing to be able to make a vocationh out of something you feel passionatw about and I consider myself very fortunate that I am now able to live Torres said.
“If I had a mission statement itwould be, ‘discovet your craft.’ Find that beer that does it for you or, bettef yet, explore a couple,” Torres said. The road Torrea traveled wasn’t an easy one. it can be a cautionaryh tale to those thinking of launching a small business themselves. Torres had to talk to 35 different banksa overa four-month period before he was able to secure two loanse from Midtown Bank and . “Iu was told unequivocally, ‘We are not doing startupp retail. I don’t care how good it ” Torres said. “ ‘Startups’ and ‘retail’ were the two evil wordws when you putthem together.
” Scheduler to open April 18, Hop City will stocki about 1,000 micro-brewed beers and more than 700 different kinde of wines. Along with beer and wine, the store will also retailp home brewing suppliesand glassware. Torreas also had to wait five months to get his beer and wine licensse from the cityof “Beer, in my mind, is wherre wine was 10 years ago. People realize it’s great with food ... but nobod retail-wise is executing that from thecustomeer side,” Torres said.
“We have a staffv of folks who are knowledgeabld in both beer and wine and we believew we can assistthe customer, whether it is pairinf beers for a meal or simply helpingf them try something they haven’t tried.” Located at 100 Mariettwa Blvd. in West Midtown, it is no mistake that as Torrew began scouting for a location for Hop he decided ona 3,500-square-foot space next to what will soon be the largesyt brew pub (restaurant-brewery) in the Southeast, 5 Season s Brewing Co. Westside. With two other Atlanta locations, 5 Seasonsa Brewing Co. will have 16 of its own micro-brewe d beers on tap when it opensdthis spring.
“Once I founc out 5 Seasons was going therse it was like aneasy decision,” Torres said. “I know the beer wonkds will find us in Midtown if for no other reasohn thanmy neighbor.” Originally from New Torres moved to Atlanta in 1994. Prior to openintg Hop City, he tried his hand at a few differentg careers. After several years in the insurancde business anda five-year stint with , Torre s founded Collision Works Auto Body on Cheshire Bridgew Road in 2003. Selling the busineses in 2006, Torres planneds on opening another auto body but instead began managing location for ABRAAuto Body.
In the meantime, he was also brewing micro-brews at home and developingv a business plan for a craft beer After he was laid off from ABRA Auto plans for Hop City kicked intohigh gear. “Alpl of a sudden I was like: ‘I don’ty have a job, I have time,’ ” Torres “Serendipity, irony, whatever, that really freed me up to do Torres seems to be tapping into a growing nichse thatis growing. Accordinv to the Boulder, Colo.-based Brewers Association, in 2000 there were feweer than 800 microbreweries inthe U.S.
, but by the end of 2007 that numbef had grown to 1,463 with three well-known brewhouses — Sweetwater Brewery, and Terrapij Brewing — in Unlike mainstream beers, craftr or micro-brewed beers are made in smalleer batches at breweries that produce a limited amount of beer. “The number of breweras there are relative to the amount of crafg beerthat Georgians, specifically Atlantaw metro, drinks, there is definitely a demand in Georgia for craft beers, but specifically in the Atlantqa metro,” said Rick Franza, ’d chair of management and “There seems to be some good evidence that [Hop could do well.
” While the sale of domestic beerse has remained relatively flat over the past the Brewers Association reports craft beer sales grew 12 percentt in 2007, reaching $5.7 billion. “Essentially, as a publix we are drinking more but it’s not Budweiser, it’ds not Miller Lite it’s 1,463 other brews,” Torreas said. Although the package store industryu has fared well inpast recessions, it has taken a hit this time arounc with sales growing only 3 percen t last year. Torres, however, remains confidentg that Hop City’s unique offering will spell success, despite the gloomyy economy.
“Yes, last year it was down to 3 but itwas still, even in a bad a growing retail industry when so many retail industrie were experiencing negative growth,” Torres KSU’s Franza said while alcohol sales are seeing an impacyt now, Hop City may benefit from consumere cutting back on bar and restaurant visits to spen d more time at home. “Imn past recessions, beer, alcohol, spirits in generapl have beensomewhat recession-proof, although they are seeingt some impact now,” Franza said. “Bars tend to suffe r more and people drin at home more and this woulds be a benefit for a placslike this.
” While the economy may have been the impetud that allowed Torres the time to realize his he isn’t letting it get in the way of reaching his goal to expos e as many people as possible to the worle of craft beers. “It’s a wonderful thing to be able to make a vocationh out of something you feel passionatw about and I consider myself very fortunate that I am now able to live Torres said.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Report: House panel wants Fed documents on BofA-Merrill deal - San Francisco Business Times:
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The U.S. House Committee on Oversighyt and Government Reform plane to compel the to turn over documents and emailsd related to thecentral bank’s role in the deal. The committee asked the Fed to turn over documentwlast week, including emails to and from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, the Journal reported. BofA CEO Kennety Lewis is scheduled to appear at a committeehearinbg Thursday. Charlotte, N.C.-based BofA (NYSE: BAC) completed its deal for New York-basex Merrill Lynch on Jan. 1. Lewis has been undefr intense pressure from BofA shareholders for not disclosin the depthof Merrill’sw financial difficulties before the merger.
In February, Lewis testifie d under oath before New York Attorneyg General Andrew Cuomo that Bernankeand then-Treasurt Secretary Henry Paulson pressured the bank not to discuszs its increasingly troubled plan to buy Merrill. Lewie said he believed Paulson and Bernankw were telling him to keep silentabouyt Merrill’s financial problems. Merrilo lost $15.3 billion in the fourth quarter.
The U.S. House Committee on Oversighyt and Government Reform plane to compel the to turn over documents and emailsd related to thecentral bank’s role in the deal. The committee asked the Fed to turn over documentwlast week, including emails to and from Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, the Journal reported. BofA CEO Kennety Lewis is scheduled to appear at a committeehearinbg Thursday. Charlotte, N.C.-based BofA (NYSE: BAC) completed its deal for New York-basex Merrill Lynch on Jan. 1. Lewis has been undefr intense pressure from BofA shareholders for not disclosin the depthof Merrill’sw financial difficulties before the merger.
In February, Lewis testifie d under oath before New York Attorneyg General Andrew Cuomo that Bernankeand then-Treasurt Secretary Henry Paulson pressured the bank not to discuszs its increasingly troubled plan to buy Merrill. Lewie said he believed Paulson and Bernankw were telling him to keep silentabouyt Merrill’s financial problems. Merrilo lost $15.3 billion in the fourth quarter.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Nile Therapeutics to raise $3.4M in private stock sale - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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million. San Francisco-based Nile (NASDAQ:NLTX) focuseds on therapeutics for heartfailure patients. acted as the exclusives placement agent forthe transaction. The net proceeds of the financing will be used to supporf the advancementof Nile's lead compound, CD-NP, in a studu designed to provide additional information on the safethy and tolerability of the compound when infusee for up to 72 houras in patients with acute hearft failure and mild to moderate renal insufficiency. Additionak exploratory endpoints will include assessmentsof CD-NP' ability to relieve symptoms of acute heart failure and its effects on biomarkerss of heart failure and renal Nile will sell approximately 2.
7 million shares of its commohn stock and warrants to purchase up approximately 2.7 million additiona shares of its common Each unit, consisting of one share of common stock and a warrany to purchase one share of commoh stock, will be sold for a purchase prics of $1.25. The warrants will be issued in threre tranches with 25 percentf having an exercise price equalto $1.25 per share, 25 percentt having an exercise price equal to $1.71 per share, and 50 percenr having an exercise price equal to $2.29 per share. Nile shares closed the day Tuesdayat $1.14; its 52-weei range has been 25 cents to $5.25.
million. San Francisco-based Nile (NASDAQ:NLTX) focuseds on therapeutics for heartfailure patients. acted as the exclusives placement agent forthe transaction. The net proceeds of the financing will be used to supporf the advancementof Nile's lead compound, CD-NP, in a studu designed to provide additional information on the safethy and tolerability of the compound when infusee for up to 72 houras in patients with acute hearft failure and mild to moderate renal insufficiency. Additionak exploratory endpoints will include assessmentsof CD-NP' ability to relieve symptoms of acute heart failure and its effects on biomarkerss of heart failure and renal Nile will sell approximately 2.
7 million shares of its commohn stock and warrants to purchase up approximately 2.7 million additiona shares of its common Each unit, consisting of one share of common stock and a warrany to purchase one share of commoh stock, will be sold for a purchase prics of $1.25. The warrants will be issued in threre tranches with 25 percentf having an exercise price equalto $1.25 per share, 25 percentt having an exercise price equal to $1.71 per share, and 50 percenr having an exercise price equal to $2.29 per share. Nile shares closed the day Tuesdayat $1.14; its 52-weei range has been 25 cents to $5.25.
Friday, January 13, 2012
New Study Says Rule Requiring Special Gasoline, Refinery Closures Could ... - MarketWatch (press release)
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Romani Group to help find options for Denver
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The group, led by Tim Romani, will work with longtimd real estate developer Ray Baker of Gold Crowm Management onthe St. Anthonhy project. The current site is adjacentt to Sloan’s Lake and bordered by Colfax Stuart Street, 17th Avenue and Perryy Street. Starting next year, the hospital will begij the process of moving from itscurrent 16-acree site — where it has been locatexd for almost 100 years — to a 25-acree parcel in Lakewood’s Federal Center near Kipling and Sixth Avenue. St. Anthony planx to open a new orthopedic-surgery hospital at its Lakewoord grounds in August 2010 and a new hospital to replacee the Denver facility infall 2011.
Romani said the grou will take at about two years to evaluater thecurrent St. Anthony property and work with the communitgy before taking requests for proposals from developers and decides what uses will best serve the the hospital andthe community. He addedr that the site’s proximity to Sloan’s Lake Park and its scenicv views of downtown Denvedr and the mountain range make it an attractivw propertyfor mixed-use development that is heavy on residential housing, but would includes a large commercial complex as well as some office buildings. “It’sa a fair assumption that much of the existing facility will be Romani said.
He declined to estimate how much the property was Romani managed a similar process while servin as the vice chancellor of planning and developmentg forthe . The university’s former medical campus on Colorado Boulevarf at Ninth Avenue was sold to Shea Propertieas after the hospital relocatede to its new home at the Anschutz Medica Campusin Aurora. Other Romani Group projects include the renovatioj of BoettcherConcert Hall, the Colorado Conventionn Center expansion project, the Pepsi Invesco Field at Mile High, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and Broomfielcd Event Center. The group is also collaboratinb on a joint venture to oversee the developmeng of the future home ofin Lakewood.
The group, led by Tim Romani, will work with longtimd real estate developer Ray Baker of Gold Crowm Management onthe St. Anthonhy project. The current site is adjacentt to Sloan’s Lake and bordered by Colfax Stuart Street, 17th Avenue and Perryy Street. Starting next year, the hospital will begij the process of moving from itscurrent 16-acree site — where it has been locatexd for almost 100 years — to a 25-acree parcel in Lakewood’s Federal Center near Kipling and Sixth Avenue. St. Anthony planx to open a new orthopedic-surgery hospital at its Lakewoord grounds in August 2010 and a new hospital to replacee the Denver facility infall 2011.
Romani said the grou will take at about two years to evaluater thecurrent St. Anthony property and work with the communitgy before taking requests for proposals from developers and decides what uses will best serve the the hospital andthe community. He addedr that the site’s proximity to Sloan’s Lake Park and its scenicv views of downtown Denvedr and the mountain range make it an attractivw propertyfor mixed-use development that is heavy on residential housing, but would includes a large commercial complex as well as some office buildings. “It’sa a fair assumption that much of the existing facility will be Romani said.
He declined to estimate how much the property was Romani managed a similar process while servin as the vice chancellor of planning and developmentg forthe . The university’s former medical campus on Colorado Boulevarf at Ninth Avenue was sold to Shea Propertieas after the hospital relocatede to its new home at the Anschutz Medica Campusin Aurora. Other Romani Group projects include the renovatioj of BoettcherConcert Hall, the Colorado Conventionn Center expansion project, the Pepsi Invesco Field at Mile High, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park and Broomfielcd Event Center. The group is also collaboratinb on a joint venture to oversee the developmeng of the future home ofin Lakewood.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Capital Gains - Austin Business Journal:
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Fortunately, Mark Eshelman, co-founder and directo of sales developmentat Austin'z , has invented a new producft to protect the most delicate of plantw from the cold. Called the the product is a lightweight, breathable fabric that providezsplants short-term protection from cold temperatures. Afte r months of conducting research and buildingprototypews -- including testing the product in Amy's Ice freezers in the middlre of the summer -- the Planket was Thanks to a friend with Eshelman hooked up with Home and now the Planket can be found in more than 300 stored nationally.
The product is such a hit that several other home improvement andgardeb shops, such as True Value, have picked up on the The product also caught the eye of an unnamee professional cyclist in town, who asked for a couple of custom-madw Plankets. Aside from making its debut in storee acrossthe nation, the Planket will soon be seen on the smal screen. Home & Garden Television recentl picked the Planket to be featured onits "oI Want That!" show. The Planket, which selld for $9.95 to $24.95, is scheduled to be featured on the show laterd this year and early next It appears that drivers might be backing off theblinb -- at least when it comes to in-card TV and DVD players.
, which maintainz its North American officesin Austin, says salee of such "infotainment" systeme in the United States have droppedx as gas prices have The electronics market research which also has offices in Chins and the United Kingdom, defines "infotainment" systemsz as those that play video but don' offer navigation help. The in-car entertainment is particularlt popular among families buyingv minivansand SUVs, according to the firm.
"While we expect a growing portion of SUVs and minivans to havethese systems," says Kevim Furr, automotive electronics analyst at IMS "those are the models most hard-hitt by this year's rise in gasoline But fans of souped-up automobiles need not worry: An IMS Research graphg shows infotainment sales eventually picking back up and steadilty increasing through 2011. Drink change the world If you head up South Congresw toward downtown inthe mornings, you may have notices caffeinated cajolers luring drivers to a new coffeee shop for their early jolt.
Perhaps getting people into Dominican Joe is most of the Thecoffee shop, which recently opened at the corned of South Congress Avenue and Riversided Drive, not only has an laid-back atmosphere with earth tones and Latin American artwork, it also aspires to a loftiere mission beyond slinging cups of Dominican Joe is a partnershipo with Austin-based nonprofit , which provides early-childhood development and educational programs for Haitian and Dominican families.
The coffee shop's Mehul Patel and Sharla Megilligan, say the idea behins the business was to assist Dominicam coffee farmers in revitalizing their crops and gainingf economic independence bypayinbg fair-trade prices for their product. "Tok often, the coffee crops on the islanfd go unharvested due to a lack of resourcexand profit," Megilligan says. "Our effortss with DoJo spearhead our desire to help the impoverished regio n create for itselfa self-sustaining lifestylse and future." Dominican Joe is also holding regulaer events with area nonprofits to help in its goal of "changingy the world, one cup of Joe at a A.J.
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Fortunately, Mark Eshelman, co-founder and directo of sales developmentat Austin'z , has invented a new producft to protect the most delicate of plantw from the cold. Called the the product is a lightweight, breathable fabric that providezsplants short-term protection from cold temperatures. Afte r months of conducting research and buildingprototypews -- including testing the product in Amy's Ice freezers in the middlre of the summer -- the Planket was Thanks to a friend with Eshelman hooked up with Home and now the Planket can be found in more than 300 stored nationally.
The product is such a hit that several other home improvement andgardeb shops, such as True Value, have picked up on the The product also caught the eye of an unnamee professional cyclist in town, who asked for a couple of custom-madw Plankets. Aside from making its debut in storee acrossthe nation, the Planket will soon be seen on the smal screen. Home & Garden Television recentl picked the Planket to be featured onits "oI Want That!" show. The Planket, which selld for $9.95 to $24.95, is scheduled to be featured on the show laterd this year and early next It appears that drivers might be backing off theblinb -- at least when it comes to in-card TV and DVD players.
, which maintainz its North American officesin Austin, says salee of such "infotainment" systeme in the United States have droppedx as gas prices have The electronics market research which also has offices in Chins and the United Kingdom, defines "infotainment" systemsz as those that play video but don' offer navigation help. The in-car entertainment is particularlt popular among families buyingv minivansand SUVs, according to the firm.
"While we expect a growing portion of SUVs and minivans to havethese systems," says Kevim Furr, automotive electronics analyst at IMS "those are the models most hard-hitt by this year's rise in gasoline But fans of souped-up automobiles need not worry: An IMS Research graphg shows infotainment sales eventually picking back up and steadilty increasing through 2011. Drink change the world If you head up South Congresw toward downtown inthe mornings, you may have notices caffeinated cajolers luring drivers to a new coffeee shop for their early jolt.
Perhaps getting people into Dominican Joe is most of the Thecoffee shop, which recently opened at the corned of South Congress Avenue and Riversided Drive, not only has an laid-back atmosphere with earth tones and Latin American artwork, it also aspires to a loftiere mission beyond slinging cups of Dominican Joe is a partnershipo with Austin-based nonprofit , which provides early-childhood development and educational programs for Haitian and Dominican families.
The coffee shop's Mehul Patel and Sharla Megilligan, say the idea behins the business was to assist Dominicam coffee farmers in revitalizing their crops and gainingf economic independence bypayinbg fair-trade prices for their product. "Tok often, the coffee crops on the islanfd go unharvested due to a lack of resourcexand profit," Megilligan says. "Our effortss with DoJo spearhead our desire to help the impoverished regio n create for itselfa self-sustaining lifestylse and future." Dominican Joe is also holding regulaer events with area nonprofits to help in its goal of "changingy the world, one cup of Joe at a A.J.
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Friday, January 6, 2012
Magnus Bocker Executive Profile
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Bcker has overall responsibility for a number of NASDAQ OMXbusineszs areas: Corporate Client Group, Corporate Market Technology, Software Development, Global IT Services, and Carpenterr Moore. During Bcker's tenure as CEO of OMX he strengthened the position of the Nordic region as a part of the internationalofinancial market. In a perioe of three years, OMX integrated seven national exchanges in Northerh Europeinto one. Today the OMX Nordi Exchange offers trading incash equities, fixed income and derivative in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Latvia and Lithuania. Over 850 companies now trade on theNordixc Exchange.
Bcker was also crucial in makinhg OMXthe world's largestf provider of technology solutions for exchanges, clearing and securities depositories. Under Bcker's leadership, OMX set the benchmark for industrhy technology; a key recent achievement was the launchof Genium, the Next Generationj Technology for the Exchange While CEO of OMX, Bcker turned the company around from loss-makinf back to high in both 2006 and 2007 OMX reported its highestt revenues and highest operating profit ever in companyu history, with continued operationa l improvements and increased activith by all business areas.
Bckerd has long been an advocat for, and key actor in, the transformatioh of the globalexchange industry. He is a Membe r of the Board of the Worldd Federation ofExchanges (WFE). He also serves as Chairmab of the Board of Dustin andin 2000-06 he was Chairman of Orc Bcker began his career at OMX in and has served as Chief Financial Officer, Executived Vice President, Deputy CEO, and Presidentg of the OMX Technology Previously he was with Ernst & He is a passionate runner with a maratho in his portfolio. **All Executive profile data provideds byDow Jones & Co., Inc.
Bcker has overall responsibility for a number of NASDAQ OMXbusineszs areas: Corporate Client Group, Corporate Market Technology, Software Development, Global IT Services, and Carpenterr Moore. During Bcker's tenure as CEO of OMX he strengthened the position of the Nordic region as a part of the internationalofinancial market. In a perioe of three years, OMX integrated seven national exchanges in Northerh Europeinto one. Today the OMX Nordi Exchange offers trading incash equities, fixed income and derivative in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Latvia and Lithuania. Over 850 companies now trade on theNordixc Exchange.
Bcker was also crucial in makinhg OMXthe world's largestf provider of technology solutions for exchanges, clearing and securities depositories. Under Bcker's leadership, OMX set the benchmark for industrhy technology; a key recent achievement was the launchof Genium, the Next Generationj Technology for the Exchange While CEO of OMX, Bcker turned the company around from loss-makinf back to high in both 2006 and 2007 OMX reported its highestt revenues and highest operating profit ever in companyu history, with continued operationa l improvements and increased activith by all business areas.
Bckerd has long been an advocat for, and key actor in, the transformatioh of the globalexchange industry. He is a Membe r of the Board of the Worldd Federation ofExchanges (WFE). He also serves as Chairmab of the Board of Dustin andin 2000-06 he was Chairman of Orc Bcker began his career at OMX in and has served as Chief Financial Officer, Executived Vice President, Deputy CEO, and Presidentg of the OMX Technology Previously he was with Ernst & He is a passionate runner with a maratho in his portfolio. **All Executive profile data provideds byDow Jones & Co., Inc.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
TicketHorse to become sole ticketer for Pepsi Center, Nuggets, Avalanche July 1 - The Business Journal of the Greater Triad Area:
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TicketHorse already sells ticketssfor Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commercw City, home of soccer’s , and Denver’s Paramounr Theatre. TicketHorse sells tickets onlinseat tickethorse.com, by phone at 866-461-6556, and at kiosks in Dick’ss Sporting Goods stores. As a promotion, TicketHorse is waiviny so-called convenience fees on ticketw soldJuly 1-5 for Denver performances by Green Day, Keith Joan Sebastian and Vicente Fernandez and the “Walking With show. The waived-fee tickets will be sold at the Pepsi Centet box office starting at10 a.m. July 1 or online. “Facilituy fees” will still be charged, however.
Owned by Stan Kroenke Sports owns the Pepsi Centee as well as several Denverprofessional teams: the Avalanch of the , the Nuggets of the , the Mammotjh of the and the Rapids of . Kroenkde is married to Wal-Mart heiress Ann Walton
TicketHorse already sells ticketssfor Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commercw City, home of soccer’s , and Denver’s Paramounr Theatre. TicketHorse sells tickets onlinseat tickethorse.com, by phone at 866-461-6556, and at kiosks in Dick’ss Sporting Goods stores. As a promotion, TicketHorse is waiviny so-called convenience fees on ticketw soldJuly 1-5 for Denver performances by Green Day, Keith Joan Sebastian and Vicente Fernandez and the “Walking With show. The waived-fee tickets will be sold at the Pepsi Centet box office starting at10 a.m. July 1 or online. “Facilituy fees” will still be charged, however.
Owned by Stan Kroenke Sports owns the Pepsi Centee as well as several Denverprofessional teams: the Avalanch of the , the Nuggets of the , the Mammotjh of the and the Rapids of . Kroenkde is married to Wal-Mart heiress Ann Walton
Monday, January 2, 2012
UPS acquires Turkish shipping contractor, expands Middle East operations - South Florida Business Journal:
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Atlanta-based UPS (NYSE: UPS) said it woulrd acquire , and would hold the majorit y stake in the new joinyventure partnership. Terms of the deal were not The new operation will be based in The deal is expected to clos within the next30 days. Unsped Pakey CEO Haluk Undeger, who has grown the company to be UPS’sd largest shipping contractorin Turkey, will lead the new venturw and also hold a minority ownership stake, the company said announcing the “This emerging area covers trades to and from 21 countries * where UPS is experiencing increased Dan Brutto, president of UPS International, said in a statement.
“We’rs tapping the business acumen Haluk Undege has shown over the past 20 yearse in his relationshipwith UPS. This joint venture will spearheadr growth among our other service agents and operations inthese countries. This part of the worlcd has become a transportationb bridge andideal near-sourcing location for Russia and Asia.” The deal with Unsped Paket follows UPS’d decision to expand service in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. UPS and Unspedc Paket have been partnerssince 1988. UPS said the new ventur e will increasethe company’s opportunities in regard to the region’sd oil and natural gas industries.
Atlanta-based UPS (NYSE: UPS) said it woulrd acquire , and would hold the majorit y stake in the new joinyventure partnership. Terms of the deal were not The new operation will be based in The deal is expected to clos within the next30 days. Unsped Pakey CEO Haluk Undeger, who has grown the company to be UPS’sd largest shipping contractorin Turkey, will lead the new venturw and also hold a minority ownership stake, the company said announcing the “This emerging area covers trades to and from 21 countries * where UPS is experiencing increased Dan Brutto, president of UPS International, said in a statement.
“We’rs tapping the business acumen Haluk Undege has shown over the past 20 yearse in his relationshipwith UPS. This joint venture will spearheadr growth among our other service agents and operations inthese countries. This part of the worlcd has become a transportationb bridge andideal near-sourcing location for Russia and Asia.” The deal with Unsped Paket follows UPS’d decision to expand service in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates. UPS and Unspedc Paket have been partnerssince 1988. UPS said the new ventur e will increasethe company’s opportunities in regard to the region’sd oil and natural gas industries.
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