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Friday, September 24, 2010
Fire off Ortega Highway 75 percent contained - OCRegister
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Sunrise agency beefing up roster with new accounts - Kansas City Business Journal:
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John Morrell, a Cincinnati-based subsidiary of , is tryingg to expand the reach of its pulled pork andribs products. It's a $300 million enterprise that started as a restaurant supplier but is makingy headway inthe nation's grocery stores, with $125 million in annuall sales. "We've barely scratched the surface," said John Pauley, president of the Curly'ds brand and executive vice presidengt ofJohn Morrell. "We'rr only in about 35 perceny of the stores in thecountry now. We'rd expanding to Florida, the Carolinas, Philadelphia, New York and I think we can double our salewby 2009.
" Using a campaign craftedc by the Sunrise agency, John Morrell will target consumers with ads that emphasize Its pulled pork, beef and chicken productws are made by pulling - not shredding - the which makes a big difference in texturw and taste. "When we met with customers, in theif homes and kitchens, that's what we said George Sabert, co-owner of the 42-employeed Sunrise agency on Court Street. Sunrise crafted a radio and grass-roots campaign that involves findinv consumers in key demographica who willserve Curly's products at partiesz and family gatherings.
The Curly'xs assignment comes at a delicate timefor Sunrise, whichh was informed last month that its largest client, , is searchingt for a new ad agency. Sunrise will competes in the search, expected to be completedr by year's end. At $2 millionh in annual billings, the Curly's brandd doesn't compare to Fifth Third's annual spendinfg of nearly $30 million. But it does have growth potential. Pauley hopes to increase the advertising budgetto $4 millioj next year. In addition, Sunrise has addefd two new local accountes in thelast month: and outsourcedc services firm "New business is the lifeblood of any Sabert said. "It's an endorsement of our brand.
It tellsw us the marketplace is acceptingand we're able to demonstratre value."
John Morrell, a Cincinnati-based subsidiary of , is tryingg to expand the reach of its pulled pork andribs products. It's a $300 million enterprise that started as a restaurant supplier but is makingy headway inthe nation's grocery stores, with $125 million in annuall sales. "We've barely scratched the surface," said John Pauley, president of the Curly'ds brand and executive vice presidengt ofJohn Morrell. "We'rr only in about 35 perceny of the stores in thecountry now. We'rd expanding to Florida, the Carolinas, Philadelphia, New York and I think we can double our salewby 2009.
" Using a campaign craftedc by the Sunrise agency, John Morrell will target consumers with ads that emphasize Its pulled pork, beef and chicken productws are made by pulling - not shredding - the which makes a big difference in texturw and taste. "When we met with customers, in theif homes and kitchens, that's what we said George Sabert, co-owner of the 42-employeed Sunrise agency on Court Street. Sunrise crafted a radio and grass-roots campaign that involves findinv consumers in key demographica who willserve Curly's products at partiesz and family gatherings.
The Curly'xs assignment comes at a delicate timefor Sunrise, whichh was informed last month that its largest client, , is searchingt for a new ad agency. Sunrise will competes in the search, expected to be completedr by year's end. At $2 millionh in annual billings, the Curly's brandd doesn't compare to Fifth Third's annual spendinfg of nearly $30 million. But it does have growth potential. Pauley hopes to increase the advertising budgetto $4 millioj next year. In addition, Sunrise has addefd two new local accountes in thelast month: and outsourcedc services firm "New business is the lifeblood of any Sabert said. "It's an endorsement of our brand.
It tellsw us the marketplace is acceptingand we're able to demonstratre value."
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Dish Network to hand out converter boxes in Houston - Dallas Business Journal:
http://www.guolange.com/article/Corsairs-Extreme-SSDs-Use-Indilinx-Controller-.html
The estimates that 1.6 millionh people in the Houstohn area have ordered coupons for theirconvertere boxes, but only 870,172 coupons have been redeemed as of May 30. The “Coupon program is a nationwid e initiative to get customers ready for the conversion to digital televisiomn signals onJune 12. Converter boxesa are only available to those with avalid $40 Customers can go to Cossaboom YMCA at 7903 South Loop East on June 5, or M.D. Andersojn Family YMCA at 705 Cavalcade onJune 6. Dish Networ handed out about 400 boxess in Dallas last according toMarcel Guajardo, a spokesman for the company. The currenf plan is to hand out about 400 to 500 boxeesin Houston.
Guajardo said representatives from the FCC will also be on hand to answer questions related to the digital conversion and what households need to do to be readyg forthe switch.
The estimates that 1.6 millionh people in the Houstohn area have ordered coupons for theirconvertere boxes, but only 870,172 coupons have been redeemed as of May 30. The “Coupon program is a nationwid e initiative to get customers ready for the conversion to digital televisiomn signals onJune 12. Converter boxesa are only available to those with avalid $40 Customers can go to Cossaboom YMCA at 7903 South Loop East on June 5, or M.D. Andersojn Family YMCA at 705 Cavalcade onJune 6. Dish Networ handed out about 400 boxess in Dallas last according toMarcel Guajardo, a spokesman for the company. The currenf plan is to hand out about 400 to 500 boxeesin Houston.
Guajardo said representatives from the FCC will also be on hand to answer questions related to the digital conversion and what households need to do to be readyg forthe switch.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
'Bob Dylan in America' is layered in history - Kansas City Star
http://www.comprendre-entendre.org/article/Flushed-Away-uploader-gets-felony-charge-.html
Kansas City Star | 'Bob Dylan in America' is layered in history Kansas City Star Rather, Wilentz has written a book at once deeply felt and historically layered that shows how Dylan's artistic practice is embedded in and responsive to ... |
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Wilmington Trust to buy Boston firm with Legg ties - Dayton Business Journal:
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Terms of the transaction, whichy is expected to close in the seconr quarter ofthe year, were not disclosed. Boston-basedc Bingham Legg's revenue and expensees will be consolidated intoWilmington Trust'w financial statements, and the transaction is expected to be modestlhy accretive to Wilmington Trust's 2007 earnings. Wilmingtom Trust said the deal adds Boston to its wealthy advisory services coverage area and Bingham Legg clients get access toWilmingtom Trust's investment and other wealth management "Wilmington Trust has had wealth managemeny clients in the New England area for many years and we have been looking for the righft opportunity in Boston for some time," said Ted T.
Cecala, Wilmingtom Trust chairman and CEO. Bingham Legg Advisers was formed in 1999 in a joinrt venture between what is now Bingham oneof Boston's largest law firms, and (NYSE:LM), a global asset management firm based in Baltimore. The firm providews investment management, tax and financial fiduciary services, and family office As of March 31, it had $1.5 billio in assets under management andanother $887 million in assets under When the transaction is complete, Bingham Legg will take the Wilmingtojn Trust name and its 30 employees will become Wilmington Trust staff members. President and CEO Peter E.
Simmonxs will become president ofWilmington Trust's wealth advisory services office in The acquisition gives Delaware-baseds Wilmington Trust (NYSE:WL) a physicalk presence in the fifth largest high-net-worth marke t in the United States. According to a surveuy cited by Wilmington only the markets inNew York, Chicago, Los and Washington, D.C., are larger. The companyu already has sites in all of thosed localesbut Chicago. It also has sitee in southeastern Pennsylvania, four other statexs and its home state of where the company is alsothe state'es largest bank.
Terms of the transaction, whichy is expected to close in the seconr quarter ofthe year, were not disclosed. Boston-basedc Bingham Legg's revenue and expensees will be consolidated intoWilmington Trust'w financial statements, and the transaction is expected to be modestlhy accretive to Wilmington Trust's 2007 earnings. Wilmingtom Trust said the deal adds Boston to its wealthy advisory services coverage area and Bingham Legg clients get access toWilmingtom Trust's investment and other wealth management "Wilmington Trust has had wealth managemeny clients in the New England area for many years and we have been looking for the righft opportunity in Boston for some time," said Ted T.
Cecala, Wilmingtom Trust chairman and CEO. Bingham Legg Advisers was formed in 1999 in a joinrt venture between what is now Bingham oneof Boston's largest law firms, and (NYSE:LM), a global asset management firm based in Baltimore. The firm providews investment management, tax and financial fiduciary services, and family office As of March 31, it had $1.5 billio in assets under management andanother $887 million in assets under When the transaction is complete, Bingham Legg will take the Wilmingtojn Trust name and its 30 employees will become Wilmington Trust staff members. President and CEO Peter E.
Simmonxs will become president ofWilmington Trust's wealth advisory services office in The acquisition gives Delaware-baseds Wilmington Trust (NYSE:WL) a physicalk presence in the fifth largest high-net-worth marke t in the United States. According to a surveuy cited by Wilmington only the markets inNew York, Chicago, Los and Washington, D.C., are larger. The companyu already has sites in all of thosed localesbut Chicago. It also has sitee in southeastern Pennsylvania, four other statexs and its home state of where the company is alsothe state'es largest bank.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
UMKC, Johnson County Community College reach credit-transfer agreement - Charlotte Business Journal:
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Curators of the University of Missouri, on behalf of UMKC and the JCCC Boardof Trustees, will sign an articulationb agreement Wednesday at JCCC. The agreement guaranteesz that UMKC will accept and apply designatecd freshman and sophomore credita from JCCC associate degree program s towardUMKC bachelor’s degree programs, consistent with the treatmentr of non-transfer student credits, UMKC said in a Tuesdag release. “As an urban-serving university, UMKC is dedicated to making higher education accessible to all students and forming meaningful partnerships with area Mel Tyler, UMKC’s vice chancellor of studeng affairs and enrollment said in the release.
“This articulation agreemenr with Johnson County Communit y College is just one way we affirkmthat commitment.” UMKC also offers the Metr Rate, a program that allows residents of Leavenworth, Miami and Wyandotte counties in Kansas to pay in-state tuitionm for undergraduate study.
Curators of the University of Missouri, on behalf of UMKC and the JCCC Boardof Trustees, will sign an articulationb agreement Wednesday at JCCC. The agreement guaranteesz that UMKC will accept and apply designatecd freshman and sophomore credita from JCCC associate degree program s towardUMKC bachelor’s degree programs, consistent with the treatmentr of non-transfer student credits, UMKC said in a Tuesdag release. “As an urban-serving university, UMKC is dedicated to making higher education accessible to all students and forming meaningful partnerships with area Mel Tyler, UMKC’s vice chancellor of studeng affairs and enrollment said in the release.
“This articulation agreemenr with Johnson County Communit y College is just one way we affirkmthat commitment.” UMKC also offers the Metr Rate, a program that allows residents of Leavenworth, Miami and Wyandotte counties in Kansas to pay in-state tuitionm for undergraduate study.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Kimball fiscal 3Q profit up on land sale - Business First of Louisville:
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Jasper, Ind.-based Kimball (NASDAQ: had third-quarter net income of $4.1 million, or 11 centsx per share, compared with a net loss of or 2 cents per share ayear earlier. Revenued fell to $268.9 million from $332.1 million a year Revenue in the company’s electronic manufacturing services division fell 22 percent to $140.6 million from $181.1 million a year earlietr as sales to customerz in the automotive, medical and industrial controlp industries fell. Revenue in the furniture unit declined 15 percenyt during thesame period, to $128.
2 million from $151 Sales of office furniture declined, but sales of furniture to the hospitality industry increased, the companuy said in a news release. “The globalk recession presented challenges on many frontd during ourthird quarter,” Kimballo president and CEO James C. Thyen said in the “Most of our markets continued the declinee that startedlast fall, and we have responde with both increased emphasis on supporting our markets and supportinfg our customers and potential customers while implementing aggressivre cost control.” For the first nine montha of fiscal 2009, Kimball had net incomew of $14.5 million, or 39 cents per share, compared with $9.
8 or 26 cents a year earlier. Revenue declined to $936 millio n from $1 billion during the first nine months offiscak 2008.
Jasper, Ind.-based Kimball (NASDAQ: had third-quarter net income of $4.1 million, or 11 centsx per share, compared with a net loss of or 2 cents per share ayear earlier. Revenued fell to $268.9 million from $332.1 million a year Revenue in the company’s electronic manufacturing services division fell 22 percent to $140.6 million from $181.1 million a year earlietr as sales to customerz in the automotive, medical and industrial controlp industries fell. Revenue in the furniture unit declined 15 percenyt during thesame period, to $128.
2 million from $151 Sales of office furniture declined, but sales of furniture to the hospitality industry increased, the companuy said in a news release. “The globalk recession presented challenges on many frontd during ourthird quarter,” Kimballo president and CEO James C. Thyen said in the “Most of our markets continued the declinee that startedlast fall, and we have responde with both increased emphasis on supporting our markets and supportinfg our customers and potential customers while implementing aggressivre cost control.” For the first nine montha of fiscal 2009, Kimball had net incomew of $14.5 million, or 39 cents per share, compared with $9.
8 or 26 cents a year earlier. Revenue declined to $936 millio n from $1 billion during the first nine months offiscak 2008.
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