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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Ultimately, NFL threw up its hands at Favre - ESPN (blog)
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Monday, December 27, 2010
Adam PC news. Watch out for some surprises on Dec 6 - Good E-Reader (blog)
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Van Dyck reopening - The Business Review (Albany):
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Its new owners, the McDonals family, invested $500,000 to remodel the landmari jazz venue, located in the heart of the city’ss historic Stockade area. “It’s a great and we hope it will be a destination Wethink it’s going to be great addition to downtown Schenectady,” said Jeff McDonald, who will manage the venue with severalp cousins. The McDonalds also own Pinheads Susan’s, and . All are located in Schenectady. A microbrewery locatex in a building behind theVan Dyck—builrt by former owner N. Peter Olsen—will open in thred or four months.
The beer brewed there will be sold at the Van Dyck andthe family’z other three venues, McDonald The Van Dyck will servre lunch and dinner Monday through and dinner on Saturday. It will feature live instrumental, vocal and comedg entertainment Thursdaythrough Saturday, beginnin the week of July 7. The mid-priced menu will offed sandwiches, paninis, specialty pizzas and American Renovations on the historic jazz club includse mahogany paneling and a refinisheedmahogany banister, mosaic flooring in the bar area, new carpetinyg and an expanded loft. The outdoor patio is newly landscaped, with a privacy fence that has newcobblestoned pavers.
The center stairwell in the lobby was movee to the right for betterpatron flow, and the bar was shortenec to create more dining space. “We’re really happyu with how thingsturned out,” McDonald The entertainment room seats 150; the bar and patio areas seat another 175. Olsenh closed the Van Dyck in March 2007. The McDonaldzs brought the propertyat 235-237 Union St. for $252,000 at auction, plus $147,000p in back taxes after Olsen defaulte ontwo loans. The family also paid $70,00p0 for the brewing equipment. Olsen had defaulted on $525,0090 in loans from and the Development Authority. The bank recoveredc its money throughthe auction.
Metroplex received some money througgh the auction and is suint Olsen to recoverthe rest, Metroples Chairman Ray Gillen has said. In all, the McDonaldas invested more than $1 million in the restaurant/entertainmengt venue since purchasing it inOctoberr 2008, McDonald said. A list of upcominb entertainment is available onthe club’ss Web site, .
Its new owners, the McDonals family, invested $500,000 to remodel the landmari jazz venue, located in the heart of the city’ss historic Stockade area. “It’s a great and we hope it will be a destination Wethink it’s going to be great addition to downtown Schenectady,” said Jeff McDonald, who will manage the venue with severalp cousins. The McDonalds also own Pinheads Susan’s, and . All are located in Schenectady. A microbrewery locatex in a building behind theVan Dyck—builrt by former owner N. Peter Olsen—will open in thred or four months.
The beer brewed there will be sold at the Van Dyck andthe family’z other three venues, McDonald The Van Dyck will servre lunch and dinner Monday through and dinner on Saturday. It will feature live instrumental, vocal and comedg entertainment Thursdaythrough Saturday, beginnin the week of July 7. The mid-priced menu will offed sandwiches, paninis, specialty pizzas and American Renovations on the historic jazz club includse mahogany paneling and a refinisheedmahogany banister, mosaic flooring in the bar area, new carpetinyg and an expanded loft. The outdoor patio is newly landscaped, with a privacy fence that has newcobblestoned pavers.
The center stairwell in the lobby was movee to the right for betterpatron flow, and the bar was shortenec to create more dining space. “We’re really happyu with how thingsturned out,” McDonald The entertainment room seats 150; the bar and patio areas seat another 175. Olsenh closed the Van Dyck in March 2007. The McDonaldzs brought the propertyat 235-237 Union St. for $252,000 at auction, plus $147,000p in back taxes after Olsen defaulte ontwo loans. The family also paid $70,00p0 for the brewing equipment. Olsen had defaulted on $525,0090 in loans from and the Development Authority. The bank recoveredc its money throughthe auction.
Metroplex received some money througgh the auction and is suint Olsen to recoverthe rest, Metroples Chairman Ray Gillen has said. In all, the McDonaldas invested more than $1 million in the restaurant/entertainmengt venue since purchasing it inOctoberr 2008, McDonald said. A list of upcominb entertainment is available onthe club’ss Web site, .
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Tringali sentenced to 3.5 years for land scheme - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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Federal prosecutors had requested leniency for Tringalio who helped investigators and testifiedagainst co-conspiratord and business consultant Larry Nardelli, owner of . Nardellki was convicted in February of conspiring to commitmortgage fraud, money laundering and making false statements to but he has not yet been sentenced. Seveh financial institutions — , , , , , and were defrauded through bogus realestatew transactions, according to court records. At Tringali’s U.S. District Judge James D. Whittemors ordered a forfeiture judgmentof $6.9 million. But the judg e hasn’t yet determined how much Tringali should payas restitution.
Tringali, who’w represented by attorney Todd Foster, pleaderd guilty Nov. 3 to making false statements to lending institutions to obtain loanws that were to be used to acquire and developvacant land. Tringali conductedc business in Sarasota and Manatee countieds asthe owner, or part owner, of G&r Land Development LLC, Steeplechase Properties LLC and LLC. Sarasota attorney John Yanchej pleadedguilty Feb. 27 in the but he later asked the court to vacate the order to allow him to remain gainfully employed as a lawyerf until his May11 sentencing, records Judge Whittemore denied his request. Neil Mohamex Husani, the accused mastermind of the scam, is awaiting extraditio n from Jordan.
The and investigated the case, whichg was prosecuted by Adelaide Few and Terryu Zitek ofthe U.S. Attorney’s Office, Middle Districty of Florida.
Federal prosecutors had requested leniency for Tringalio who helped investigators and testifiedagainst co-conspiratord and business consultant Larry Nardelli, owner of . Nardellki was convicted in February of conspiring to commitmortgage fraud, money laundering and making false statements to but he has not yet been sentenced. Seveh financial institutions — , , , , , and were defrauded through bogus realestatew transactions, according to court records. At Tringali’s U.S. District Judge James D. Whittemors ordered a forfeiture judgmentof $6.9 million. But the judg e hasn’t yet determined how much Tringali should payas restitution.
Tringali, who’w represented by attorney Todd Foster, pleaderd guilty Nov. 3 to making false statements to lending institutions to obtain loanws that were to be used to acquire and developvacant land. Tringali conductedc business in Sarasota and Manatee countieds asthe owner, or part owner, of G&r Land Development LLC, Steeplechase Properties LLC and LLC. Sarasota attorney John Yanchej pleadedguilty Feb. 27 in the but he later asked the court to vacate the order to allow him to remain gainfully employed as a lawyerf until his May11 sentencing, records Judge Whittemore denied his request. Neil Mohamex Husani, the accused mastermind of the scam, is awaiting extraditio n from Jordan.
The and investigated the case, whichg was prosecuted by Adelaide Few and Terryu Zitek ofthe U.S. Attorney’s Office, Middle Districty of Florida.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Duffie joins Littler Mendelson - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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Duffie has been practicing employmenft and labor law for 37 Duffie was a managing partner ofHunton & Atlanta office and later co-head for the firm’s Labo r and Employment practice. He also was a founding attornet of in 1978 and remained thereuntilp 1988. Duffie represents companies in variousx industries includinghealth care, media, transportatio n and manufacturing. “Traywick is, one of the most accomplished labord and employment lawyers in the saidCameron Pierce, office managing shareholder of Littler’sx Atlanta office, in a statement.
“Nott only is he highly regarded in the Atlantalegall community, but he brings a depth of experience and knowledged that will provide tremendoux value to our clients. His significant experienced as atrial lawyer, complex litigator and traditionap labor lawyer will be a great resource for both our clientzs and the other attorneys in the
Duffie has been practicing employmenft and labor law for 37 Duffie was a managing partner ofHunton & Atlanta office and later co-head for the firm’s Labo r and Employment practice. He also was a founding attornet of in 1978 and remained thereuntilp 1988. Duffie represents companies in variousx industries includinghealth care, media, transportatio n and manufacturing. “Traywick is, one of the most accomplished labord and employment lawyers in the saidCameron Pierce, office managing shareholder of Littler’sx Atlanta office, in a statement.
“Nott only is he highly regarded in the Atlantalegall community, but he brings a depth of experience and knowledged that will provide tremendoux value to our clients. His significant experienced as atrial lawyer, complex litigator and traditionap labor lawyer will be a great resource for both our clientzs and the other attorneys in the
Friday, December 17, 2010
Ex-U.Md. dean to oversee Howard University clinical research - Baltimore Business Journal:
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The appointment is effective Aug. 1 of this year. The university also named Donald Wilson, a former University of Maryland its senior vice president for health Inthis position, he will be responsible for the overalkl management and leadership of the university's health sciences clinical and researcuh enterprise, as well as Howarcd University Hospital, the College of Medicine, the Collegee of Dentistry, the Collegw of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health and the Healthn Sciences Library. A member of the board of overseersat , Wilsonm is the former vice presideny for medical affairs at the University of and dean of the , accordinyg to Howard.
Warren will assume leadershipp over the hospital inNorthwest D.C., which included a level 1 trauma center, as well as the hospital'sd clinics and associated programs. He will oversee the management, operationws and financial affairs ofthe hospital, major developmenyt opportunities, future programs and community patient-care Warren is a former CEO of the Warren has served on numerousd boards, including the Council of Teachingh Hospitals, the and the Eastern Michigan University according to Howard University.
Warren replacees Sherman McCoy, the hospital'sx CEO for a decade, who retired from the post last
The appointment is effective Aug. 1 of this year. The university also named Donald Wilson, a former University of Maryland its senior vice president for health Inthis position, he will be responsible for the overalkl management and leadership of the university's health sciences clinical and researcuh enterprise, as well as Howarcd University Hospital, the College of Medicine, the Collegee of Dentistry, the Collegw of Pharmacy, Nursing and Allied Health and the Healthn Sciences Library. A member of the board of overseersat , Wilsonm is the former vice presideny for medical affairs at the University of and dean of the , accordinyg to Howard.
Warren will assume leadershipp over the hospital inNorthwest D.C., which included a level 1 trauma center, as well as the hospital'sd clinics and associated programs. He will oversee the management, operationws and financial affairs ofthe hospital, major developmenyt opportunities, future programs and community patient-care Warren is a former CEO of the Warren has served on numerousd boards, including the Council of Teachingh Hospitals, the and the Eastern Michigan University according to Howard University.
Warren replacees Sherman McCoy, the hospital'sx CEO for a decade, who retired from the post last
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
International Speedway Corp. still eyeing Colorado despite local group
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Daytona Beach, Fla.-based ISC, whose existing racetracks are hostint 19 of the 36 NASCAR raceswthis year, also had been looking at propertgy east of Denver to build a track. The ISC proposal has been under discussion for several Several economic-development sources not connected with the compan have said they believe that any new Colorado facilitgy owned by ISC stillo could be several years away, however. A Colorad o private investment group led by developefr Bill Schuck announced plans Wednesday to createsa $200 million auto racetrack and entertainment complex on 1,5009 acres in Aurora near Denver Internationalk Airport.
The complex would go into the planned 6,500-acre TransPory cargo-distribution development alongInterstate 70. Despite that “ISC continues to view the metrpo Denver region as a great location fora first-clases motorsports entertainment track development at some point in the said Wes Helms, ISC senior directord of corporate and investor communications, in a statement released Helms added that, “While we have had discussionsa with multiple parties over the past many we have no formal discussionz underway with the development group that made the announcement As such, we have no commenft concerning their plans to build a racetrack in the ISC's motor-sports complexes include such racinb icons as the in Florida, home of the Daytonsa 500, and the in Alabama.
Lurinv a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race to a racetrack that has no connectionm to ISC couldprov difficult, some observers say. In 2000, a private group opened a $152 millio racetrack of similar size to the one proposefby Schuck’s group Wednesday in Sparta, Ky., a town 45 milesz southwest of Cincinnati. They were able to attract races from someof NASCAR’sw second-tier series, but not one of the major In 2005, the group sued NASCAR and ISC, alleging the two conspired to keep the biggest racesx at ISC tracks while denying them to independenf track operators. The suit was dismissed in 2008 but is currentlyyon appeal.
Asked about ISC’zs comments, Gerry Freeman, a spokesmamn for Schuck’s group, said the Colorado investoras are not worried about theFlorida company’s especially given that ISC has toyed with the idea of building here for several years but has not moved forwared on the plan. Instead, the privat e investment group is looking at building not justa NASCAR-suitablew track but a “westerjn entertainment venue,” he said. Leadersx of the group have made overtures to the National Western Stock Show about moving to the area and expanding its facility and are talkinvg as well as about putting a Westernh heritage museum or Native American heritage museum he said.
“Our feeling is, ... what we’rew interested in is bringing motor-sportz racing to Colorado,” Freeman “If ISC wants to join us, hey, great, our arms are
Daytona Beach, Fla.-based ISC, whose existing racetracks are hostint 19 of the 36 NASCAR raceswthis year, also had been looking at propertgy east of Denver to build a track. The ISC proposal has been under discussion for several Several economic-development sources not connected with the compan have said they believe that any new Colorado facilitgy owned by ISC stillo could be several years away, however. A Colorad o private investment group led by developefr Bill Schuck announced plans Wednesday to createsa $200 million auto racetrack and entertainment complex on 1,5009 acres in Aurora near Denver Internationalk Airport.
The complex would go into the planned 6,500-acre TransPory cargo-distribution development alongInterstate 70. Despite that “ISC continues to view the metrpo Denver region as a great location fora first-clases motorsports entertainment track development at some point in the said Wes Helms, ISC senior directord of corporate and investor communications, in a statement released Helms added that, “While we have had discussionsa with multiple parties over the past many we have no formal discussionz underway with the development group that made the announcement As such, we have no commenft concerning their plans to build a racetrack in the ISC's motor-sports complexes include such racinb icons as the in Florida, home of the Daytonsa 500, and the in Alabama.
Lurinv a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race to a racetrack that has no connectionm to ISC couldprov difficult, some observers say. In 2000, a private group opened a $152 millio racetrack of similar size to the one proposefby Schuck’s group Wednesday in Sparta, Ky., a town 45 milesz southwest of Cincinnati. They were able to attract races from someof NASCAR’sw second-tier series, but not one of the major In 2005, the group sued NASCAR and ISC, alleging the two conspired to keep the biggest racesx at ISC tracks while denying them to independenf track operators. The suit was dismissed in 2008 but is currentlyyon appeal.
Asked about ISC’zs comments, Gerry Freeman, a spokesmamn for Schuck’s group, said the Colorado investoras are not worried about theFlorida company’s especially given that ISC has toyed with the idea of building here for several years but has not moved forwared on the plan. Instead, the privat e investment group is looking at building not justa NASCAR-suitablew track but a “westerjn entertainment venue,” he said. Leadersx of the group have made overtures to the National Western Stock Show about moving to the area and expanding its facility and are talkinvg as well as about putting a Westernh heritage museum or Native American heritage museum he said.
“Our feeling is, ... what we’rew interested in is bringing motor-sportz racing to Colorado,” Freeman “If ISC wants to join us, hey, great, our arms are
Sunday, December 12, 2010
PHIL MILLER'S SHORT TAKES - Minneapolis Star Tribune
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PHIL MILLER'S SHORT TAKES Minneapolis Star Tribune • The opportunity to stage a championship game was one of the biggest reasons the Big Ten decided to expand to 12 by adding Nebraska last summer. ... |
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Former IMPD assistant chief plans to sue over demotion - Indianapolis Star
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WISH | Former IMPD assistant chief plans to sue over demotion Indianapolis Star In a tort claim notice filed Wednesday, they say Pierce lost income and his good reputation because of the demotion. Pierce went to the scene that day to ... BISARD INVESTIGATION Demoted cop tells Fox59 why he's suing Assistant Chief Demoted In Bisard Flap To Sue Demoted cop files slander suit |
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
University of Florida third in athletic revenue - Orlando Business Journal:
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UF generated the third-highest revenued in college football and in overallsports earnings, according to a reporf Monday in Street & Smith’s SportsBusines Journal. SportsBusiness Journal, citing Equity in Athletics Disclosur eAct forms, said UF reported $66. million in football revenue in behind onlythe ($72.9 and rival ($67.1). Texas was also the overal top sports earnerwith $120.3 million generateed from all athletic teams. Ohio State was second with $117.09 million and Florida was thirdwith $106 UF won college football national championships after the 2006 and 2008 regular seasons, and won back-to-bacik men’s basketball national titles in 2006 and 2007.
Other Southerbn schools ranking in the top 20 in overall sportwrevenues were: (7th, $89.3 million), (8th, $88.89 million), (9th, $88.8 million) and (12th, $84.w2 million). Other Southeastern Conference schools among the top 10 earnere in football wereAuburnh (No. 6 with $59.7 million), Alabama (No. 8 with $57.4 million) and LSU (No. 10 with $52.67 million). The remaining top 10 teams in footbalolrevenues were: (No. 4 with $65.2 million), (No. 5 with $59.8i million), (No. 7 with $ 57.4 million) and (No. 9 with 53.8 SportsBusiness Journal is a sister publication of the JacksonvilleBusinesds Journal.
UF generated the third-highest revenued in college football and in overallsports earnings, according to a reporf Monday in Street & Smith’s SportsBusines Journal. SportsBusiness Journal, citing Equity in Athletics Disclosur eAct forms, said UF reported $66. million in football revenue in behind onlythe ($72.9 and rival ($67.1). Texas was also the overal top sports earnerwith $120.3 million generateed from all athletic teams. Ohio State was second with $117.09 million and Florida was thirdwith $106 UF won college football national championships after the 2006 and 2008 regular seasons, and won back-to-bacik men’s basketball national titles in 2006 and 2007.
Other Southerbn schools ranking in the top 20 in overall sportwrevenues were: (7th, $89.3 million), (8th, $88.89 million), (9th, $88.8 million) and (12th, $84.w2 million). Other Southeastern Conference schools among the top 10 earnere in football wereAuburnh (No. 6 with $59.7 million), Alabama (No. 8 with $57.4 million) and LSU (No. 10 with $52.67 million). The remaining top 10 teams in footbalolrevenues were: (No. 4 with $65.2 million), (No. 5 with $59.8i million), (No. 7 with $ 57.4 million) and (No. 9 with 53.8 SportsBusiness Journal is a sister publication of the JacksonvilleBusinesds Journal.
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Emergence of Duke's Kyrie Irving no surprise to St. Patrick's Kevin Boyle - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Emergence of Duke's Kyrie Irving no surprise to St. Patrick's Kevin Boyle The Star-Ledger - NJ.com The St. Patrick coach â€" never one to mince words â€" had just seen the gospel. Midway through the season, his new point guard, a transfer from Montclair ... |
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Brazil House OKs Law Implementing Oil Production-Sharing Deals - Fox Business
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Brazil House OKs Law Implementing Oil Production-Sharing Deals Fox Business The law will implement production-sharing agreements for ultra-deepwater oil fields recently discovered off Brazil's Atlantic Coast, replacing the current ... |
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