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Saturday, February 26, 2011
Hansen: North-Hoover wrestler showed true grit - DesMoinesRegister.com
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Hansen: North-Hoover wrestler showed true grit DesMoinesRegister.com Northrup, a home-schooled sophomore, cited personal and religious reasons and his own concerns about wrestling girls, which he repeated this week on the CBS "Early Show." Wrestling is a combat sport that gets violent at times, he said. ... |
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Enjoying the Oscar Awards on Several Small Screens - New York Times
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Enjoying the Oscar Awards on Several Small Screens New York Times Once ABC's televised coverage begins (at 7 pm Eastern time), the app's screen will reset for the 90-minute red carpet coverage. ABC plans to provide users with options for eight camera angles not shown to network viewers. ... |
Monday, February 21, 2011
General Maritime Corporation to Present at Bank of America and Merrill Lynch 2009 Global Transportation Conference
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The presentation will be broadcast live over the Interneg and can be accesserat . In addition, the accompanyingt slide presentation and webcast will be available in the Investorf Relations section ofGeneral Maritime's website at . General Maritimd Corporation is a leading crude and products tankerr company serving principally within the Atlantic which includes ports in the South andCentral America, the Unitefd States, West Africa, the Mediterranean, Europe and the Northg Sea. General Maritime also currently operates tankerse in other regions including the Black Sea andFar East.
Generalp Maritime owns a fully double-hull fleet of 31 tankerx -- two V-MAX, twelved Aframax, eleven Suezmax tankers, two Panamax and four Producr tankers -- with a total carryint capacity ofapproximately 4.0 million dwt.
The presentation will be broadcast live over the Interneg and can be accesserat . In addition, the accompanyingt slide presentation and webcast will be available in the Investorf Relations section ofGeneral Maritime's website at . General Maritimd Corporation is a leading crude and products tankerr company serving principally within the Atlantic which includes ports in the South andCentral America, the Unitefd States, West Africa, the Mediterranean, Europe and the Northg Sea. General Maritime also currently operates tankerse in other regions including the Black Sea andFar East.
Generalp Maritime owns a fully double-hull fleet of 31 tankerx -- two V-MAX, twelved Aframax, eleven Suezmax tankers, two Panamax and four Producr tankers -- with a total carryint capacity ofapproximately 4.0 million dwt.
Friday, February 18, 2011
Interest in math and science led Merchant to engineering - Denver Business Journal:
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His grandfather’s vocation, an interest in math and and an affinityfor problem-solvintg all predicted Merchant’s pursuit of bachelor’es and master’s degrees in engineering. However, the Arvada native’sa current position with wasn’t as “I completely fell into this,” Merchant said. He joined the nationwidd construction company in March 2006as quality/BIM manager. He now serves as vice president of engineerinvg services and design build inJE Dunn’s Rocky Mountain office in Denver. He came over from Martin/Martin Inc. in Lakewood, where he was a consultint structural engineer.
Merchant’s responsibilities include marketing, and resolving construction andcoordinatioh issues. He’s part of an oversight committee that serves asa risk-managementy group for projects. Merchant also is involved in thepreconstructionh process, attending design meetings with architects and owners. One reason Merchant was hired was his knowledge ofBIM building-information-modeling software, which he uses on constructionb projects. BIM is a software that allows fora 3-D virtualp representation of all aspectsx of construction, making building more efficient. It’s beingv used more in the AEC industry, and sometimes is requiredd indesign proposals.
This has becomr especially truein Denver, which Merchant said is a “hotbed” for BIM. is fast becoming an expectation. It is a busines necessity,” he said. One reason for this is BIM’s abilityy to eliminate waste and inefficiency, factors that Merchant said are the bigges t obstacles plaguing theAEC industry. Merchant views the applicatiob of technology todevelop higher-quality, energy-efficient buildings as one way to help re-shap e the industry, which he said is “[There is] a cultural history that will be difficultt to overcome,” Merchant said.
That which Merchant calls “frustrating,” includes systems and contractual relationships that Merchant saidare “prohibitint us from doing things better.” He said that such long-standing traditions have made architects, engineers and subcontractorsz “too stuck and too close-minded.” He said he hopess to continue to apply technologt to improve design and construction. Another Merchant said, is to develol new ways of doing business. He said the currentt economic situation may lead to the creationof “alternativde ways to design and develop Merchant also volunteers in the community.
“For me, community involvementt continues to risein significance, and I am makinyg it a priority,” he said. Merchant, who loves to participates in an annual bicyclr repair day at Adventure Elementarh School inAdams County. The program was starter nine years ago. His best friend, a physical education teacher atthe school, leads the “Where I live, we take for granted that our kids have bikeds and a safe neighborhoos in which to ride,” Merchant said. “Seeing the expressionz on the faces of the kids after fixinhg their bike and sending them off is Their joy saysit all.” The formef college football outside linebacker also contributes to his the St.
Mark Catholic Church, and to JE Dunn’w partnership with the United Way. He planx to focus on yout h development and education in futurecommunithy activities.
His grandfather’s vocation, an interest in math and and an affinityfor problem-solvintg all predicted Merchant’s pursuit of bachelor’es and master’s degrees in engineering. However, the Arvada native’sa current position with wasn’t as “I completely fell into this,” Merchant said. He joined the nationwidd construction company in March 2006as quality/BIM manager. He now serves as vice president of engineerinvg services and design build inJE Dunn’s Rocky Mountain office in Denver. He came over from Martin/Martin Inc. in Lakewood, where he was a consultint structural engineer.
Merchant’s responsibilities include marketing, and resolving construction andcoordinatioh issues. He’s part of an oversight committee that serves asa risk-managementy group for projects. Merchant also is involved in thepreconstructionh process, attending design meetings with architects and owners. One reason Merchant was hired was his knowledge ofBIM building-information-modeling software, which he uses on constructionb projects. BIM is a software that allows fora 3-D virtualp representation of all aspectsx of construction, making building more efficient. It’s beingv used more in the AEC industry, and sometimes is requiredd indesign proposals.
This has becomr especially truein Denver, which Merchant said is a “hotbed” for BIM. is fast becoming an expectation. It is a busines necessity,” he said. One reason for this is BIM’s abilityy to eliminate waste and inefficiency, factors that Merchant said are the bigges t obstacles plaguing theAEC industry. Merchant views the applicatiob of technology todevelop higher-quality, energy-efficient buildings as one way to help re-shap e the industry, which he said is “[There is] a cultural history that will be difficultt to overcome,” Merchant said.
That which Merchant calls “frustrating,” includes systems and contractual relationships that Merchant saidare “prohibitint us from doing things better.” He said that such long-standing traditions have made architects, engineers and subcontractorsz “too stuck and too close-minded.” He said he hopess to continue to apply technologt to improve design and construction. Another Merchant said, is to develol new ways of doing business. He said the currentt economic situation may lead to the creationof “alternativde ways to design and develop Merchant also volunteers in the community.
“For me, community involvementt continues to risein significance, and I am makinyg it a priority,” he said. Merchant, who loves to participates in an annual bicyclr repair day at Adventure Elementarh School inAdams County. The program was starter nine years ago. His best friend, a physical education teacher atthe school, leads the “Where I live, we take for granted that our kids have bikeds and a safe neighborhoos in which to ride,” Merchant said. “Seeing the expressionz on the faces of the kids after fixinhg their bike and sending them off is Their joy saysit all.” The formef college football outside linebacker also contributes to his the St.
Mark Catholic Church, and to JE Dunn’w partnership with the United Way. He planx to focus on yout h development and education in futurecommunithy activities.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Footwork, bhava creates synergy - The Hindu
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The Hindu | Footwork, bhava creates synergy The Hindu The array of lyrics in the programme and the interpretations, identified Lakshmi's synergy in dance to be a sequence of charming moves that included muted punctuations of footwork with detailed flow of bhava. Lakshmi laid the ground for in-depth ... |
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Wal-Mart to hire 22,000 - bizjournals:
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Wal-Mart's announcement came on a day the government releasedd mildly encouraging weeklyunemploymentf figures. But it also hit as the retaio industry reported some overall dismal with same store sales figuresa falling an averageof 4.8 percenft for May. The discount retail giant it willhire 22,000 people to stafvf new or expanded storews this year. "During this difficult economic time, we're proud to be able to creat quality jobs for thousands of Americans this Eduardo Castro-Wright, vice chairman of , said in a But even Wal-Mart isn’t hiring at the same pace it has in the The Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer added 33,000 jobs in the U.S.
last Still, Wal-Mart’s low prices on everything from food to electronice have allowed it to gain market sharse and have kept it positioned asthe nation’s numbefr one retailer. Unlike its peers, Wal-Marty did not release monthly sales instead focusing its attention on itshirinhg announcement. Wal-Mart’s announcement, on the eve of its annual shareholder’s meeting, came as the U.S. Labor Departmeny released jobless figures showing the recession may be losingt at least some ofits momentum. Initial for states unemploymentfell 4,000 to 621,000 in the week that ended May 30. That’s the third straight week fewer workerd filednew claims.
And the tally of claims drawjn by workers for more than one week in the week endec May 23fell 15,000 to 6,735,000 -- the firstr decline in that figure since Jan. 3. But that news isn’t exactly good. It’s just less bad than other and experts expect to Chief financial officers polled recently by Duke Universitty and CFO magazine expect the recession to last througbh the endof 2009. CFOs in the U.S. and Europer expect unemployment to keep rising in the next12 months, perhapxs to as high as 12 percent domestically.
the nonfarm payrolls from the governmentf Friday is expected toshow 550,000 jobs lost in May, and unemployment climbing above 9 While Wal-Mart announced its hiring plans, othedr retailers reported for May same-store Sales fell 4.8 percent at the 30 retailers tracked by Thomson Sales fell 6.1 percent at , salezs fell more than 9 percent, and sales dipped 7 Such pessimism adds weight to Wal-Mart’zs decision to keep on despite the fact that like and Macy’es have slashed payrolls in recent Wal-Mart this year will from cashiers and saleas associates to pharmacists, human resource managerss and customer service The company will add 1,000 or more workerds in Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, New South Carolina, Utah and Virginia.
But the generally grim climate raisesthe question: Is anybody out ther other than Wal-Mart on the hunt for new employees? The answer in one majod Southeast market is The reports that there are jobs to be had even in Bank of America’z hard-hit hometown, where local unemployment is over 11 You just have to know where to “The defining feature for who is hiringf is not the size of the but quite frankly, what is that firm doing?” N.C. States economist Mike Walden told thebusinessw journal. Notably, among the firms the Charlotte Business Journakl cited as in the hiring discount retailers, just like Wal-Mart.
Wal-Mart's announcement came on a day the government releasedd mildly encouraging weeklyunemploymentf figures. But it also hit as the retaio industry reported some overall dismal with same store sales figuresa falling an averageof 4.8 percenft for May. The discount retail giant it willhire 22,000 people to stafvf new or expanded storews this year. "During this difficult economic time, we're proud to be able to creat quality jobs for thousands of Americans this Eduardo Castro-Wright, vice chairman of , said in a But even Wal-Mart isn’t hiring at the same pace it has in the The Bentonville, Ark.-based retailer added 33,000 jobs in the U.S.
last Still, Wal-Mart’s low prices on everything from food to electronice have allowed it to gain market sharse and have kept it positioned asthe nation’s numbefr one retailer. Unlike its peers, Wal-Marty did not release monthly sales instead focusing its attention on itshirinhg announcement. Wal-Mart’s announcement, on the eve of its annual shareholder’s meeting, came as the U.S. Labor Departmeny released jobless figures showing the recession may be losingt at least some ofits momentum. Initial for states unemploymentfell 4,000 to 621,000 in the week that ended May 30. That’s the third straight week fewer workerd filednew claims.
And the tally of claims drawjn by workers for more than one week in the week endec May 23fell 15,000 to 6,735,000 -- the firstr decline in that figure since Jan. 3. But that news isn’t exactly good. It’s just less bad than other and experts expect to Chief financial officers polled recently by Duke Universitty and CFO magazine expect the recession to last througbh the endof 2009. CFOs in the U.S. and Europer expect unemployment to keep rising in the next12 months, perhapxs to as high as 12 percent domestically.
the nonfarm payrolls from the governmentf Friday is expected toshow 550,000 jobs lost in May, and unemployment climbing above 9 While Wal-Mart announced its hiring plans, othedr retailers reported for May same-store Sales fell 4.8 percent at the 30 retailers tracked by Thomson Sales fell 6.1 percent at , salezs fell more than 9 percent, and sales dipped 7 Such pessimism adds weight to Wal-Mart’zs decision to keep on despite the fact that like and Macy’es have slashed payrolls in recent Wal-Mart this year will from cashiers and saleas associates to pharmacists, human resource managerss and customer service The company will add 1,000 or more workerds in Arizona, California, Florida, Michigan, New South Carolina, Utah and Virginia.
But the generally grim climate raisesthe question: Is anybody out ther other than Wal-Mart on the hunt for new employees? The answer in one majod Southeast market is The reports that there are jobs to be had even in Bank of America’z hard-hit hometown, where local unemployment is over 11 You just have to know where to “The defining feature for who is hiringf is not the size of the but quite frankly, what is that firm doing?” N.C. States economist Mike Walden told thebusinessw journal. Notably, among the firms the Charlotte Business Journakl cited as in the hiring discount retailers, just like Wal-Mart.
Friday, February 11, 2011
City Room: 50 Feet Below Midtown, Injured Worker Is Rescued - New York Times (blog)
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City Room: 50 Feet Below Midtown, Injured Worker Is Rescued New York Times (blog) As the rescue unfolded in the sequestered work space â€" “like the inside of a cave, like a cavern with bedrock above you, the earth and water and the ... |
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
King Rebuffs Pleas to Broaden House Hearings on Threat of Radical Islam - Fox News
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Fox News | King Rebuffs Pleas to Broaden House Hearings on Threat of Radical Islam Fox News Muslim groups, their supporters and the top Democrat on the Homeland Security Committee fear that hearings focused solely on radical Islam will devolve into ... Hill Hearing to Focus on Radical Islam; Muslim Groups Want Broader Scope Lawmaker to c » |
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Sen. Murray vows to be 'top advocate' for veterans - MiamiHerald.com
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Sen. Murray vows to be 'top advocate' for veterans MiamiHerald.com Patty Murray has always drawn a distinction between war and the men and women who fight it. When the Washington state Democrat was one of just 23 senators ... |
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Project changes for major Evansville intersection - 14WFIE.com
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Project changes for major Evansville intersection 14WFIE.com Now in the plans for the Lloyd and 41, a partial clover leaf. Official say it will improve the traffic flow, and it will be half the cost of a Cloverleaf. ... INDOT announces changes to planned U.S. 41-Lloyd interchange |
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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