Boogie Board Rip Tablet is First Digital Notepad to Save Your Scribbles Chip Chick The concept behind Boogie Board's writers is to replace paper notepads with environmentally-friendly eWriters. The devices actually use Kent Displays Reflex No Power LCDs. But until now the company's LCD writing tablets were not able to saving any ... |
среда, 31 августа 2011 г.
Boogie Board Rip Tablet is First Digital Notepad to Save Your Scribbles - Chip Chick
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понедельник, 29 августа 2011 г.
BusinessWoman of the Year finalists named - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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Ninety women submitted entryg packets out of the139 nominated. The winners in each of the categoriezs below will be announced at a galaeventg Aug. 19 at the Grand Hyattr Tampa Bay. An overall winner will be honored at the The finalists andcategories are: Kathy Castor, county commissionedr District 1, Hillsborough Boarr of County Commissioners Leel a J. Dawson, director, Army Public Affairs U.S. Army Shannon E. Edge, directore of neighborhood andcommunity relations, City of Tampwa Mary Jane Stanley, Pasco Economic Development Council Suzannde Bloom, principal production engineer, Honeywell Inc. Jennifer Clark, Mill-Rite Woodworking Co. Inc. C.
Susan Basil-Englander, founder, EEI Manufacturing Servicezs Linda G. Levitan, president, Sign-Age of Tampa Bay Inc. Irma C. director, Tampa/Hillsborough International ProtocolOfficew Dr. Pallavi Patel, president, Patel Foundation for Globalk UnderstandingCharlotte Starfire, director of internationaol trade and investment, Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce Bobbie O'Brien, news WUSF-FM Marty Petty, publisher and executivr VP, St. Petersburg Times Louise executive director, Tampa Bay Community Networkj RhondaScott Brewer, VP of Newland Communities Susan Marie Glow, consultinhg manager, Taylor White Robin A.
Grabowski, Tranquility Day Spa Jessica Pawelkop account executive, Roberts Communications Christine M. president, Tampa Downtown Partnership Darby Dickerson, VP, Stetson University College of Law MariqaElena Elisalde, president, National Society of Hispani c MBAs Susan Haig, associate conductor, The Florida Orchestra Robin executive director, The Florida Venture Forum Sandra L. executive director, Bay Area Commuteer Services Inc. Suzy O'Malley, executive American Heart Association Florida/Puerto Rico Affiliatw Marian S. Winters, executive director, VSA Arts of Floridz Shelley G.
Broader, president, COO, Kash n' Karry/Sweetbay Supermarket s Lisa Brock, president of Brock CommunicationsCynthia G. Jameson, huma n resources director, Bright House Networks Susam A. Martinez, senior executivse VP, AmSouth Bank Gwen J. Mitchell, managing Deloitte & Touche USA LLP Leila Jammal Nodarse, CEO, Nodarse & Associates Inc. Kathryhn Pemble, executive VP, COO, Bank of St. Petersburg Nanc Phaneuf, president, NPR Development Inc. Jeanetts G. Renfrow, senior VP, Liberty Bank Rebecca J. Smith, founder, The A.D. Morgan Holly B. Tomlin, president, Tomlin Staffing Vonda president, CEO, Collegiate Risk Management Inc.
Ninety women submitted entryg packets out of the139 nominated. The winners in each of the categoriezs below will be announced at a galaeventg Aug. 19 at the Grand Hyattr Tampa Bay. An overall winner will be honored at the The finalists andcategories are: Kathy Castor, county commissionedr District 1, Hillsborough Boarr of County Commissioners Leel a J. Dawson, director, Army Public Affairs U.S. Army Shannon E. Edge, directore of neighborhood andcommunity relations, City of Tampwa Mary Jane Stanley, Pasco Economic Development Council Suzannde Bloom, principal production engineer, Honeywell Inc. Jennifer Clark, Mill-Rite Woodworking Co. Inc. C.
Susan Basil-Englander, founder, EEI Manufacturing Servicezs Linda G. Levitan, president, Sign-Age of Tampa Bay Inc. Irma C. director, Tampa/Hillsborough International ProtocolOfficew Dr. Pallavi Patel, president, Patel Foundation for Globalk UnderstandingCharlotte Starfire, director of internationaol trade and investment, Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce Bobbie O'Brien, news WUSF-FM Marty Petty, publisher and executivr VP, St. Petersburg Times Louise executive director, Tampa Bay Community Networkj RhondaScott Brewer, VP of Newland Communities Susan Marie Glow, consultinhg manager, Taylor White Robin A.
Grabowski, Tranquility Day Spa Jessica Pawelkop account executive, Roberts Communications Christine M. president, Tampa Downtown Partnership Darby Dickerson, VP, Stetson University College of Law MariqaElena Elisalde, president, National Society of Hispani c MBAs Susan Haig, associate conductor, The Florida Orchestra Robin executive director, The Florida Venture Forum Sandra L. executive director, Bay Area Commuteer Services Inc. Suzy O'Malley, executive American Heart Association Florida/Puerto Rico Affiliatw Marian S. Winters, executive director, VSA Arts of Floridz Shelley G.
Broader, president, COO, Kash n' Karry/Sweetbay Supermarket s Lisa Brock, president of Brock CommunicationsCynthia G. Jameson, huma n resources director, Bright House Networks Susam A. Martinez, senior executivse VP, AmSouth Bank Gwen J. Mitchell, managing Deloitte & Touche USA LLP Leila Jammal Nodarse, CEO, Nodarse & Associates Inc. Kathryhn Pemble, executive VP, COO, Bank of St. Petersburg Nanc Phaneuf, president, NPR Development Inc. Jeanetts G. Renfrow, senior VP, Liberty Bank Rebecca J. Smith, founder, The A.D. Morgan Holly B. Tomlin, president, Tomlin Staffing Vonda president, CEO, Collegiate Risk Management Inc.
суббота, 27 августа 2011 г.
Presidential historian's assistant pleads not guilty to document theft ... - Washington Post
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Presidential historian's assistant pleads not guilty to document theft ... Washington Post By AP, BALTIMORE â€" A presidential historian's assistant charged with conspiring to steal valuable documents from archives throughout the Northeast has entered a plea of not guilty. Twenty-four-year-old Jason Savedoff entered the pleas Friday morning ... |
среда, 24 августа 2011 г.
Frederick Ross brokers move to Shames-Makovsky - Denver Business Journal:
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Other members of Revious’ team to move to Shames-Makovsky are Todd a former Ross senior as well as brokers Colleen Minde andRyan Revious, who started with the Ross company in was a managing director at the Denver-based commercial real estate brokerage firm. “We are excitedr about the opportunity to work closely with Evan Makovskt and other members of the SMRC team Revious said ina statement. Makovsku is his firm’s general Revious also is glad to work againb withEvan Kline, managing broker at Shames-Makovsky, with whom Revious workedc at Ross.
“Shames-Makovsky strives to becoms the premier boutique brokerage firm in the Denver and with the significant addition of Darrij Revious andhis team, we will better serve our valued clients,” Klin e said in a statement. Knowb mostly as a development firm, Shames-Makovskyu recently redeveloped the blighted Fontius shoe storer building in downtown Denver as the Sage Local hotel owner and operator Sage Hospitality Resources LLC move d its headquarters to the revamped buildintg earlierthis year. On nearby Block 162, Shames-Makovskyu plans to create a transit-oriented development with residentialo andcommercial space.
The developer is workin with the Urban LandInstitut (ULI) on the best plan for the A veteran office broker, Revious was with Grubb & Elliw Co.’s (NYSE: GBE) Denver offices for 14 years before joiningy Ross. Revious was the Denve Metropolitan Commercial Association ofRealtors (DMCAR) Realtor of the Year in 2006 and is a past presiden t of DMCAR. Over the years, Revious and his team have workes with clients such as Kroenke SportsEnterprises LLC, Larimer Squard Associates Ltd., Quadrant Properties and Urba Market Development LLC. The Frederick Ross Co.
, headed by John Box, is one of metrko Denver’s largest commercial real estatebrokerage firms, reporting nearlg 7 million square feet of brokered space in according to the Denver Business Journal’s 2009 list of such firmx published in May. Shames-Makovsky brokered 643,611 squared feet of space last year, according to the
Other members of Revious’ team to move to Shames-Makovsky are Todd a former Ross senior as well as brokers Colleen Minde andRyan Revious, who started with the Ross company in was a managing director at the Denver-based commercial real estate brokerage firm. “We are excitedr about the opportunity to work closely with Evan Makovskt and other members of the SMRC team Revious said ina statement. Makovsku is his firm’s general Revious also is glad to work againb withEvan Kline, managing broker at Shames-Makovsky, with whom Revious workedc at Ross.
“Shames-Makovsky strives to becoms the premier boutique brokerage firm in the Denver and with the significant addition of Darrij Revious andhis team, we will better serve our valued clients,” Klin e said in a statement. Knowb mostly as a development firm, Shames-Makovskyu recently redeveloped the blighted Fontius shoe storer building in downtown Denver as the Sage Local hotel owner and operator Sage Hospitality Resources LLC move d its headquarters to the revamped buildintg earlierthis year. On nearby Block 162, Shames-Makovskyu plans to create a transit-oriented development with residentialo andcommercial space.
The developer is workin with the Urban LandInstitut (ULI) on the best plan for the A veteran office broker, Revious was with Grubb & Elliw Co.’s (NYSE: GBE) Denver offices for 14 years before joiningy Ross. Revious was the Denve Metropolitan Commercial Association ofRealtors (DMCAR) Realtor of the Year in 2006 and is a past presiden t of DMCAR. Over the years, Revious and his team have workes with clients such as Kroenke SportsEnterprises LLC, Larimer Squard Associates Ltd., Quadrant Properties and Urba Market Development LLC. The Frederick Ross Co.
, headed by John Box, is one of metrko Denver’s largest commercial real estatebrokerage firms, reporting nearlg 7 million square feet of brokered space in according to the Denver Business Journal’s 2009 list of such firmx published in May. Shames-Makovsky brokered 643,611 squared feet of space last year, according to the
понедельник, 22 августа 2011 г.
Michael Irvin sued over "Fourth and Long" reality show - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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Jordan Bealmear of Thermal, Calif., and Shanno Clark and Christopher Harding, both of Ky., allege Michael Irvin’ws reality show “Fourth and Long” is thei r idea with a new name. The plaintiff in a lawsuit filed in Dallas Countyg accuse Irvinof fraud, fraucd by nondisclosure, breach of contract and unjust enrichment. Larry Friedman, Michael Irvin's attorney, told the Dallaws Business Journal Wednesday that the lawsuitf is completely bogus andwithout merit. Friedmaj said Irvin met with the plaintiffs, and they had no business cards, no company, no stationery and worked outside the industryu withoutsubstantial contacts.
Friedman added that a lot of people in the entertainment industry were throwing the same show concepy around and Michael had the conceptf and was looking fora producer. When asked who callede the initial meeting between the Friedman saidhe didn't know who invitef who to the meeting. In the attorney for the plaintiffs, Mark Taylor of told the DBJ that the issue is not whethedr the idea for the showwas original, but whethert Michael agreed to enter into a deal and then renegeds on the terms of the The plaintiffs in the lawsuit say they developefd the concept behind the show, whic they were calling "Guts to Glory" and ended up in contacf with Irvin and his representatives to invitew Irvin to be the show'sz host.
The plaintiffs offered a deal in whic Irvin and his agent would receivs 25 percent of the proceeds and the plaintiffs woulx receive75 percent. They later struck a deal in whichg Irvin would take 75 percent of the aggregate executivproducing fee, while the plaintiffs would share the remainintg 25 percent and that adaptions of the show for othert sports would involve a 50-50 split, according to the lawsuit. Duringt the negotiation process, the three say Irvin was provided withmarketinyg tools, including a storuy board, to present to Dallas Cowboys executivea and Dallas Cowboys Coach Jerry Jones with the intentf of getting the team involved.
In the lawsuit, the plaintiffsw say they were escorted out of aMarcj 10, 2008, deal signing meetint at the Dallas law offices of Friedman & Fieglert LLP in which Larry Friedman was Their attorney, Larry Kopeikin, was attending the meetinb via a conference call. When they were brought back into the the plaintiffs were told that Irvin wouldc have to review the deal memobeforre signing. Days later, they learned that Irvibn would only agree toa 95-5 percenyt split with Irvin takinvg a 95 percent cut, and five days afteer that Irvin sent an e-mail to Clark statint that he had never used the storyboard in his presentation to according to the lawsuit.
The three individuals who planned to produce the show are suing Irvinn claiming in their suit thatIrvin “througnh his agents, representatives, and/oe employees, made false and material misrepresentations to plaintiff concerning his agreement to the terms of the deal including the 75-25 percent split."
Jordan Bealmear of Thermal, Calif., and Shanno Clark and Christopher Harding, both of Ky., allege Michael Irvin’ws reality show “Fourth and Long” is thei r idea with a new name. The plaintiff in a lawsuit filed in Dallas Countyg accuse Irvinof fraud, fraucd by nondisclosure, breach of contract and unjust enrichment. Larry Friedman, Michael Irvin's attorney, told the Dallaws Business Journal Wednesday that the lawsuitf is completely bogus andwithout merit. Friedmaj said Irvin met with the plaintiffs, and they had no business cards, no company, no stationery and worked outside the industryu withoutsubstantial contacts.
Friedman added that a lot of people in the entertainment industry were throwing the same show concepy around and Michael had the conceptf and was looking fora producer. When asked who callede the initial meeting between the Friedman saidhe didn't know who invitef who to the meeting. In the attorney for the plaintiffs, Mark Taylor of told the DBJ that the issue is not whethedr the idea for the showwas original, but whethert Michael agreed to enter into a deal and then renegeds on the terms of the The plaintiffs in the lawsuit say they developefd the concept behind the show, whic they were calling "Guts to Glory" and ended up in contacf with Irvin and his representatives to invitew Irvin to be the show'sz host.
The plaintiffs offered a deal in whic Irvin and his agent would receivs 25 percent of the proceeds and the plaintiffs woulx receive75 percent. They later struck a deal in whichg Irvin would take 75 percent of the aggregate executivproducing fee, while the plaintiffs would share the remainintg 25 percent and that adaptions of the show for othert sports would involve a 50-50 split, according to the lawsuit. Duringt the negotiation process, the three say Irvin was provided withmarketinyg tools, including a storuy board, to present to Dallas Cowboys executivea and Dallas Cowboys Coach Jerry Jones with the intentf of getting the team involved.
In the lawsuit, the plaintiffsw say they were escorted out of aMarcj 10, 2008, deal signing meetint at the Dallas law offices of Friedman & Fieglert LLP in which Larry Friedman was Their attorney, Larry Kopeikin, was attending the meetinb via a conference call. When they were brought back into the the plaintiffs were told that Irvin wouldc have to review the deal memobeforre signing. Days later, they learned that Irvibn would only agree toa 95-5 percenyt split with Irvin takinvg a 95 percent cut, and five days afteer that Irvin sent an e-mail to Clark statint that he had never used the storyboard in his presentation to according to the lawsuit.
The three individuals who planned to produce the show are suing Irvinn claiming in their suit thatIrvin “througnh his agents, representatives, and/oe employees, made false and material misrepresentations to plaintiff concerning his agreement to the terms of the deal including the 75-25 percent split."
суббота, 20 августа 2011 г.
четверг, 18 августа 2011 г.
New schools, fresh start in Joplin - STLtoday.com
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New schools, fresh start in Joplin STLtoday.com Jay St. Clair, of Joplin, Mo., blows a whistle and holds up a sign in support of the Joplin School District as educators enter MSSU's Taylor Performing Arts Center in Joplin Monday, Aug. 15, 2011, prior to a new school year kickoff. ... |
вторник, 16 августа 2011 г.
Former teacher admits to tax fraud - South Florida Business Journal:
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Georgia Gaines, 47, admitted to filing false personapltax returns, which failed to report the incomee she earned from her tax preparation business, accordingg to a news releasde from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern Districtof Florida. Accordinf to evidence presentedin court, between 2002 and 2005 Gainesd prepared tax refunds for herself and clientsa that included “hugely inflated claims” for itemized deductionxs or in some cases large business losses that were The scheme resulted in more than $1.1 million in fraudulenrt claims.
On her own tax Gaines failed to report incomd totaling morethan $200,000, which she earnedc between 2002 and 2006 by preparing tax returns for according to the indictment and courty statements. Sentencing is set for Aug. 28. Gaines faces up to five yeara in prison on each of the 10 counts to whicg she pleaded guilty andmandatory
Georgia Gaines, 47, admitted to filing false personapltax returns, which failed to report the incomee she earned from her tax preparation business, accordingg to a news releasde from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern Districtof Florida. Accordinf to evidence presentedin court, between 2002 and 2005 Gainesd prepared tax refunds for herself and clientsa that included “hugely inflated claims” for itemized deductionxs or in some cases large business losses that were The scheme resulted in more than $1.1 million in fraudulenrt claims.
On her own tax Gaines failed to report incomd totaling morethan $200,000, which she earnedc between 2002 and 2006 by preparing tax returns for according to the indictment and courty statements. Sentencing is set for Aug. 28. Gaines faces up to five yeara in prison on each of the 10 counts to whicg she pleaded guilty andmandatory
суббота, 13 августа 2011 г.
State Fund board says no to proposed sale - Sacramento Business Journal:
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State Fund’s board of directors issued a resolutionn Friday opposing any sale ofthe insurer’s assets and liabilities to the state’s general fund or any other fund as part of a plan for digginy California out of its financial crisis. California’xs governor proposes to sell off a portion ofStatw Fund’s book of business for an estimated $1 billioh to help plug the $26 billionj budget hole. State Fund, a nonprofit created by the Legislaturwe 95years ago, is the state’s largesgt workers’ comp provider, with 23 perceny market share last year.
Many stakeholderz of California’s workers’ compensatiob system have saidthey don’t understand how the partial sale of State Fund would work, and questioh the ramifications to the marketplace, includint costs to employers. The governor’as office views the fund as a resource to be cashedxin on. “We believee the state is sitting on an asset that hassignificant value,” H.D. spokesman for the state Department of which representsthe governor’s administration on the said last month.
The plan to shed something that isnot “wa core mission of state government” is consistenyt with Schwarzenegger’s effort to streamlinw the government, he said. The statr estimates State Fund isworthy $20 billion plus its $5 billion in The state figures it could get $1 billionm by selling a part of State Fund. “We believed it’s a reasonable estimat given the size of the Palmer saidin June. What typeas of accounts would be sold stillp mustbe determined, he said.
One concermn stakeholders have is that employersx who continue to be insured by State Fund woulde endure substantially higher rates if the state sells off the more profitabler piece of the business and keepa the less profitable Some stakeholders also are concerned about protectinbg the solvency and viability ofStats Fund, which has been a stabilizinh force, especially during crisess within the workers’ comp market. The governor’ss proposal “could result in a very significany rate increase for thoseemployers (thatg remain with State Fund),” Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budgeyt Project, said in an interview last month.
“oI have a whole lot of questions,” Scott president of Small Business California, an advocac organization, also said last month. How will the accounts be sorted, he asked, so that the business would be attractive to a buyerand “still have a viable company left?” Fundamentally transforming State Fund would be a “huge public polict blunder” and “extraordinarily ill advised,” Stev e Young, senior vice president and general counsel for Insurancer Brokers and Agents of the told the Business Journal in “I really believe it would be catastrophic for Californi a consumers to fundamentally alter the safeguardinyg role that State Fund has played.
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State Fund’s board of directors issued a resolutionn Friday opposing any sale ofthe insurer’s assets and liabilities to the state’s general fund or any other fund as part of a plan for digginy California out of its financial crisis. California’xs governor proposes to sell off a portion ofStatw Fund’s book of business for an estimated $1 billioh to help plug the $26 billionj budget hole. State Fund, a nonprofit created by the Legislaturwe 95years ago, is the state’s largesgt workers’ comp provider, with 23 perceny market share last year.
Many stakeholderz of California’s workers’ compensatiob system have saidthey don’t understand how the partial sale of State Fund would work, and questioh the ramifications to the marketplace, includint costs to employers. The governor’as office views the fund as a resource to be cashedxin on. “We believee the state is sitting on an asset that hassignificant value,” H.D. spokesman for the state Department of which representsthe governor’s administration on the said last month.
The plan to shed something that isnot “wa core mission of state government” is consistenyt with Schwarzenegger’s effort to streamlinw the government, he said. The statr estimates State Fund isworthy $20 billion plus its $5 billion in The state figures it could get $1 billionm by selling a part of State Fund. “We believed it’s a reasonable estimat given the size of the Palmer saidin June. What typeas of accounts would be sold stillp mustbe determined, he said.
One concermn stakeholders have is that employersx who continue to be insured by State Fund woulde endure substantially higher rates if the state sells off the more profitabler piece of the business and keepa the less profitable Some stakeholders also are concerned about protectinbg the solvency and viability ofStats Fund, which has been a stabilizinh force, especially during crisess within the workers’ comp market. The governor’ss proposal “could result in a very significany rate increase for thoseemployers (thatg remain with State Fund),” Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budgeyt Project, said in an interview last month.
“oI have a whole lot of questions,” Scott president of Small Business California, an advocac organization, also said last month. How will the accounts be sorted, he asked, so that the business would be attractive to a buyerand “still have a viable company left?” Fundamentally transforming State Fund would be a “huge public polict blunder” and “extraordinarily ill advised,” Stev e Young, senior vice president and general counsel for Insurancer Brokers and Agents of the told the Business Journal in “I really believe it would be catastrophic for Californi a consumers to fundamentally alter the safeguardinyg role that State Fund has played.
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четверг, 11 августа 2011 г.
Bannister Mall redevelopment smashes ahead - St. Louis Business Journal:
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The mall site is part of a 467-acre parcell at Interstate 435 and Bannisted Road in Kansas City being redeveloperby , a partnership that includes Lane 4 and ownetr . The mixed-use project, callefd The Trails, will be anchored by an 18,500-seatf stadium to house the Wizards, Kansase City’s Major League Soccer team. “W e are delighted that this moment has Robb Heineman, CEO of OnGoal LLC, said in a “A lot of hard work by a lot of peoplse has made this possible.” Heineman praised publicc officials and adjacent neighborhoods for their support. In Decembe r 2007, the approved $230 milliob of local tax increment financing forthe project.
The approved $30 million in state tax creditsx for the project in and the is expecte toapprove $28.5 million in state tax-incrementf financing for the Tax-increment financing allows property, sales and other economic-activith taxes generated by a project to be divertede to eligible costs of the project. In addition to the socce stadium, The Trails is to include 12 soccer fielda forhosting local, regional and national tournaments, more than 1.5 milliomn square feet of office space and 1 million squarew feet of new retail space.
“Despite the challenging economic climate, we continue to make progress with this project and plan to announcde a second major tenant soon,” Owen president of Lane4, said in the release. “Thd proximity and access to the entire metropolitann area makes this location very attractivs for many different reasons and typesof
The mall site is part of a 467-acre parcell at Interstate 435 and Bannisted Road in Kansas City being redeveloperby , a partnership that includes Lane 4 and ownetr . The mixed-use project, callefd The Trails, will be anchored by an 18,500-seatf stadium to house the Wizards, Kansase City’s Major League Soccer team. “W e are delighted that this moment has Robb Heineman, CEO of OnGoal LLC, said in a “A lot of hard work by a lot of peoplse has made this possible.” Heineman praised publicc officials and adjacent neighborhoods for their support. In Decembe r 2007, the approved $230 milliob of local tax increment financing forthe project.
The approved $30 million in state tax creditsx for the project in and the is expecte toapprove $28.5 million in state tax-incrementf financing for the Tax-increment financing allows property, sales and other economic-activith taxes generated by a project to be divertede to eligible costs of the project. In addition to the socce stadium, The Trails is to include 12 soccer fielda forhosting local, regional and national tournaments, more than 1.5 milliomn square feet of office space and 1 million squarew feet of new retail space.
“Despite the challenging economic climate, we continue to make progress with this project and plan to announcde a second major tenant soon,” Owen president of Lane4, said in the release. “Thd proximity and access to the entire metropolitann area makes this location very attractivs for many different reasons and typesof
вторник, 9 августа 2011 г.
Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta posts loss - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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The bank had a net loss of $46.1 million, compared with net incomed of $133.1 million in the thirds quarterof 2007. The drop was due mostlhy to the establishment ofa $170.5 million reserve for a credit loss on a receivablr due from Lehman Brotherxs Special Financing (LBSF), which filed bankruptcy on Oct. 3, and an other-than-temporar y impairment loss of $87.3 million on privatre label mortgage-backed securities (MBS). "The net loss for the quartefr is an unfortunate product of the globalfinancial markets, particularly the reservee related to the LBSF bankruptcy filing and the other-than-temporaryt impairment on our MBS," said Richarr A.
Dorfman, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlantas presidentand CEO, in a news release. these results do not reflect substantivse weakness in the fundamental strength of the bank nor our commitmen t to funding members at this critical Net interest incomewas $237.9 million, compared with $187.12 million in the third quarter of 2007. As of 30, the bank had total assets of $213.76 billion -- an increase of 13.1 percent, from Dec. 31, 2007. This increasee was primarily a result of increasesin advances, federalk funds sold, and held-to-maturity securities.
The bank had a net loss of $46.1 million, compared with net incomed of $133.1 million in the thirds quarterof 2007. The drop was due mostlhy to the establishment ofa $170.5 million reserve for a credit loss on a receivablr due from Lehman Brotherxs Special Financing (LBSF), which filed bankruptcy on Oct. 3, and an other-than-temporar y impairment loss of $87.3 million on privatre label mortgage-backed securities (MBS). "The net loss for the quartefr is an unfortunate product of the globalfinancial markets, particularly the reservee related to the LBSF bankruptcy filing and the other-than-temporaryt impairment on our MBS," said Richarr A.
Dorfman, Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlantas presidentand CEO, in a news release. these results do not reflect substantivse weakness in the fundamental strength of the bank nor our commitmen t to funding members at this critical Net interest incomewas $237.9 million, compared with $187.12 million in the third quarter of 2007. As of 30, the bank had total assets of $213.76 billion -- an increase of 13.1 percent, from Dec. 31, 2007. This increasee was primarily a result of increasesin advances, federalk funds sold, and held-to-maturity securities.
воскресенье, 7 августа 2011 г.
D.C. narrows list of developers for Stevens Elementary School - Houston Business Journal:
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Neil Albert, the formedr deputy mayor for planning and economic development and new city announced Monday that his staffc had eliminated six of the nineoriginalp bidders. A team made up of Chicago-bassefd and the , based in D.C. Moddie Turay Company LLC, based in D.C. and founded by former Mayor Anthong Williams' special assistant Moddie Turray. Opus East was originally listexd as a Turray partner by thedeputy mayor's officse but is not included in its list of A partnership led by Peeblea Development LLC, a likely outgrowth of the Peeblez Corp., a Coral Gables, Fla.-based firm led by D.C. nativew R. Donahue Peebles.
Peebles is teamed with the Walker According to a press releasefrom Albert, the proposals offer "various combinations of new housing, officwe space, hotels and neighborhood-serving retail." Among those eliminateed are teams led by Akridge, Cafrita Interests and the Capitol Hill Business Improvement District, whicn proposed using the site to traij and house homeless adults. The finalistsd will present their plans at a communitt meetingJune 11, the day aftef a planned community meeting for finall developers interested in Hine Jr. High Schook to present.
Albert, who begab as city administratorthis week, announced in Apriol the city had received bids for all 11 vacang schools the city has put on the
Neil Albert, the formedr deputy mayor for planning and economic development and new city announced Monday that his staffc had eliminated six of the nineoriginalp bidders. A team made up of Chicago-bassefd and the , based in D.C. Moddie Turay Company LLC, based in D.C. and founded by former Mayor Anthong Williams' special assistant Moddie Turray. Opus East was originally listexd as a Turray partner by thedeputy mayor's officse but is not included in its list of A partnership led by Peeblea Development LLC, a likely outgrowth of the Peeblez Corp., a Coral Gables, Fla.-based firm led by D.C. nativew R. Donahue Peebles.
Peebles is teamed with the Walker According to a press releasefrom Albert, the proposals offer "various combinations of new housing, officwe space, hotels and neighborhood-serving retail." Among those eliminateed are teams led by Akridge, Cafrita Interests and the Capitol Hill Business Improvement District, whicn proposed using the site to traij and house homeless adults. The finalistsd will present their plans at a communitt meetingJune 11, the day aftef a planned community meeting for finall developers interested in Hine Jr. High Schook to present.
Albert, who begab as city administratorthis week, announced in Apriol the city had received bids for all 11 vacang schools the city has put on the
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