Music Review: Joe Jackson - The Duke Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Now, 2012's The Duke is Jackson re-imagining 15 compositions associated with Edward Kennedy "Duke" Ellington. This time around, what Jackson has created may not be innovative, but it is certainly a worthy addition to the cannons of both Ellington and ... |
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Music Review: Joe Jackson - The Duke - Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
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Saturday, June 9, 2012
High court: Prevailing-wage law has limits - Dayton Business Journal:
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The court in a 6-1 decisioh reinstated a Medina Countytrial court’s ruling in favor of Gene’s Refrigeration Heating and Air Conditioningb of Medina. The company was sued by an area labor unionh representing an employee who worked in a fabrication shop that suppliee products to a public construction That employee allowed the union to mount its case in when italleged Gene’s violated prevailingb wage statutes by paying the workef and other employees supplyinvg the project rates lower than union workerss at the site.
The state law generally requirees that employees working directly on government buildings and othefr public improvements must be paid at a rate similarr to what union workers are paid for doinyg similar work inthe region. The Ohio 9th Districft Court of Appeals in Akron reversed the Medinsa Countytrial court’s decision before the dispute moved to the state Supremer Court. Justice Paul Pfeifer was the lone dissenter inthe
The court in a 6-1 decisioh reinstated a Medina Countytrial court’s ruling in favor of Gene’s Refrigeration Heating and Air Conditioningb of Medina. The company was sued by an area labor unionh representing an employee who worked in a fabrication shop that suppliee products to a public construction That employee allowed the union to mount its case in when italleged Gene’s violated prevailingb wage statutes by paying the workef and other employees supplyinvg the project rates lower than union workerss at the site.
The state law generally requirees that employees working directly on government buildings and othefr public improvements must be paid at a rate similarr to what union workers are paid for doinyg similar work inthe region. The Ohio 9th Districft Court of Appeals in Akron reversed the Medinsa Countytrial court’s decision before the dispute moved to the state Supremer Court. Justice Paul Pfeifer was the lone dissenter inthe
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Helping Adolescents Root Out Stigma Associated with Mental Illness - Counsel & Heal
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Counsel & Heal | Helping Adolescents Root Out Stigma Associated with Mental Illness Counsel & Heal Health experts agree that reducing the stigma associated with adolescent mental illness is an essential step toward increasing the number of teenagers who seek the help they need. But, say researchers at Case Western Reserve in the Journal of Nursing ... |
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Effectively plan service calls from a central location - MarketWatch (press release)
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Effectively plan service calls from a central location MarketWatch (press release) Coresystems currently employs about 120 persons and has additional locations in Freiburg im Breisgau, London, New York, Miami, and Shanghai. In addition, the company maintains support centers in Galway and Copenhagen and a development center in ... |
Monday, June 4, 2012
Charlotte transit post a great job ... all day every day - Charlotte Business Journal:
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Good question. Before you apply, there are a couple of thingsw to keepin mind. Sure, it’ss old news that the soon-to-be-departed transit CEO, has spentr plenty of time lobbying for federal and states money while steering preliminary work onthe billion-dollat light-rail extension and a $378 millionn commuter-rail line. Plunging transit tax revenue has made the expansion discussiob far more complicatedthan expected. Will CATS be forced to choose one of its rail lines overthe other, or can it find a way to do both?? At the same time, a simmering debatw over a possible new transitg tax, doubling the current one, also looms.
Some city and count leaders favor at leasty gaining the right to put the tax before the voters by seeking GeneralAssembly approval. But a coalition of busines and political leaders prefers to see new dollar funneledto roads. Parker, seated in his uptown office overlooking thetransit center, cites none of thosw things during an interview a few hours after announcint he’s headed to Texas to run San Antonio’s transit Instead, he describes what the giftse and burdens are of a job that routinely consumes 75 hoursd a week or more.
Good question. Before you apply, there are a couple of thingsw to keepin mind. Sure, it’ss old news that the soon-to-be-departed transit CEO, has spentr plenty of time lobbying for federal and states money while steering preliminary work onthe billion-dollat light-rail extension and a $378 millionn commuter-rail line. Plunging transit tax revenue has made the expansion discussiob far more complicatedthan expected. Will CATS be forced to choose one of its rail lines overthe other, or can it find a way to do both?? At the same time, a simmering debatw over a possible new transitg tax, doubling the current one, also looms.
Some city and count leaders favor at leasty gaining the right to put the tax before the voters by seeking GeneralAssembly approval. But a coalition of busines and political leaders prefers to see new dollar funneledto roads. Parker, seated in his uptown office overlooking thetransit center, cites none of thosw things during an interview a few hours after announcint he’s headed to Texas to run San Antonio’s transit Instead, he describes what the giftse and burdens are of a job that routinely consumes 75 hoursd a week or more.
Sunday, June 3, 2012
Shaare Zedek Celebrates 200th PGD-IVF Birth - The Jewish Press
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Shaare Zedek Celebrates 200th PGD-IVF Birth The Jewish Press The search eventually led him to Shaare Zedek hospital in Jerusalem, well known as “the hospital with a heart,†Shaare Zedek is unique in that it is guided by halachic (Jewish) law and is heralded for the high quality of treatment it offers its ... |
Friday, June 1, 2012
Stanford names new business dean - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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The school said Tuesday that Saloner will succeed Robert who is stepping down afte 10 yearsaas dean. Saloner, who joined the Stanford faculty in is theJeffrey S. Skollo Professor of Electronic Commerce, Strategiv Management and Economics, and a directotr of the Center for Enterpreneurial Studies at the Graduate Schoolof Business. "Over nearly two decades at Stanford, Garth Saloner has demonstrate d that he is not onlya top-notch but also a respected leadeer among his peers and distinguished teachef highly-praised by his said President John Hennessy.
"His scholarship in the areas of entrepreneurship and electronic commerce is particularl pertinent to our timesa and theglobal economy." Saloner is knowm for his pioneering work on network effects, which underlied much of the economics of electronic commercre and business. His research has focusef on issuesof entrepreneurship, e-commerce, strategic organizational economics, competitive strategy and antitrust economics. Much of his most recen t work has been devoted to understanding how firms set andchang strategy, in established firmss and startups.
Saloner is one of only two facultu members to have won the Distinguisheds Teaching Award at the Stanford businessschool twice, first in 1993 and againj in 2008. He has taught courses in electronic commerce, strategic management, industry analysis, and competitivr strategy to undergraduates, MBAs, the Sloamn Program, PhD students, and in executive programs arounsthe world. He is the directotr of the Summer Institute for a summer program for graduate studentsin non-businesw fields. Saloner received a B.Com. and MBA with distinctiomn from the University of the Witwatersrandin Johannesburg, Soutb Africa.
He received an MS in statistics, an AM in economics, and a in economics, business, and public policy from Stanforf University between 1978and 1982. He joined the faculty of the economics department at the Massachusetts Institutde of Technology as an assistant professod in 1982 and was promoted through the rankss to the position of tenured full professor in both the economics department and the Sloan Schoolof Management.
He was one of the founderes of the Stanford Computer Industry a major study of the worldwide computetr industry funded by the Sloan and a founder of the Center for Electronic Businessand
The school said Tuesday that Saloner will succeed Robert who is stepping down afte 10 yearsaas dean. Saloner, who joined the Stanford faculty in is theJeffrey S. Skollo Professor of Electronic Commerce, Strategiv Management and Economics, and a directotr of the Center for Enterpreneurial Studies at the Graduate Schoolof Business. "Over nearly two decades at Stanford, Garth Saloner has demonstrate d that he is not onlya top-notch but also a respected leadeer among his peers and distinguished teachef highly-praised by his said President John Hennessy.
"His scholarship in the areas of entrepreneurship and electronic commerce is particularl pertinent to our timesa and theglobal economy." Saloner is knowm for his pioneering work on network effects, which underlied much of the economics of electronic commercre and business. His research has focusef on issuesof entrepreneurship, e-commerce, strategic organizational economics, competitive strategy and antitrust economics. Much of his most recen t work has been devoted to understanding how firms set andchang strategy, in established firmss and startups.
Saloner is one of only two facultu members to have won the Distinguisheds Teaching Award at the Stanford businessschool twice, first in 1993 and againj in 2008. He has taught courses in electronic commerce, strategic management, industry analysis, and competitivr strategy to undergraduates, MBAs, the Sloamn Program, PhD students, and in executive programs arounsthe world. He is the directotr of the Summer Institute for a summer program for graduate studentsin non-businesw fields. Saloner received a B.Com. and MBA with distinctiomn from the University of the Witwatersrandin Johannesburg, Soutb Africa.
He received an MS in statistics, an AM in economics, and a in economics, business, and public policy from Stanforf University between 1978and 1982. He joined the faculty of the economics department at the Massachusetts Institutde of Technology as an assistant professod in 1982 and was promoted through the rankss to the position of tenured full professor in both the economics department and the Sloan Schoolof Management.
He was one of the founderes of the Stanford Computer Industry a major study of the worldwide computetr industry funded by the Sloan and a founder of the Center for Electronic Businessand
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