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The Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinic will open Octobere 26 and will replace the current Auroras Wilkinson Medical Clinic at 915Summit Ave. in Oconomowoc, although urgent care services will continue to beofferedf there. The new clinic also will replac e the AuroraWilkinson Women’s Center and the Aurora Visionb Center, both currently in The other Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinic locations – in Hartland, Delafield, Wales and Waukesha – will continues to serve patients. “October 26 will represen t the start of a new era in healthj care inthis area,” said Dr. David president of Aurora WilkinsonMedical Clinic.
“The opening of our new clinivc and cancer center will move us closer to a fullty integrated system of care for the people of westernWaukesha County.” Meanwhile, the hospital part of the project remains on schedule to open in early Aurora officials said. The Wilkinson clinic will open at the same time as the new Vincew Lombardi Cancer Clinic on the Summit The new Aurora Medical Center campus in the Town of Summitf is at the southeast corner of Interstate 94 andHighwat 67. The new Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinic will be on the west side of the and the new Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinivc is on thesouth side.
Wednesday 30 November 2011
Sunday 27 November 2011
Strands of similarity in Azad, Kishenji killings - Hindustan Times
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Strands of similarity in Azad, Kishenji killings Hindustan Times There is a time gap of almost 17 months between the violent deaths of top Maoist leaders Cherukuri Rajkumar alias Azad and M Koteshwar Rao alias Kishenji. Yet there are distinct similarities between the two incidents. the outlawed Communist Party of ... |
Friday 25 November 2011
Travel: Christmas prepping in Prague - Del Mar Times
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Travel: Christmas prepping in Prague Del Mar Times Christmas markets, beautiful cobblestone streets, luscious architecture, hot mulled wine, and rolling views â€" what more can one ask for when Christmas shopping! Prague is a city of rainbow-colored buildings, charming art deco cafes, ... |
Wednesday 23 November 2011
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RealtyTrac records indicate that a notice ofa trustee’sx sale has been filedd on homes matching the description of Adams’ Northg Portland Kenton neighborhood homes. The notice indicatesz that the homes will be put upfor auction. , whicn broke the story, noted that Adams’ lender has filed a “notice of default,” meaning he’s defaulted on his loan agreementr withhis lender. Adams told the paper he’s catchinbg up on his mortgage afterpaying “significant” legal The houses that face foreclosure are at 2131 N. McClellanb and 2121 N. McClellan. Adams lives in the 2121 home. He also owns a triples at 2031 N. McClellan.
Adams, who makes $118,14 yearly, is facing an impending scheduled to kick off inearly July, aftee admitting he had a sexual relationship with Beau Breedlove. The pair met beforw Breedlove turned 18. Adams said the sexual relationship beganafter Breedlove’ss 18th birthday. Oregon’s attorneyh general is investigating whether Adams didanything improper. The mayor concedes that he lied aboutwhether he’d had sex with Breedlov e when a political opponent first made the charger during the 2008 primary campaig n season.
RealtyTrac records indicate that a notice ofa trustee’sx sale has been filedd on homes matching the description of Adams’ Northg Portland Kenton neighborhood homes. The notice indicatesz that the homes will be put upfor auction. , whicn broke the story, noted that Adams’ lender has filed a “notice of default,” meaning he’s defaulted on his loan agreementr withhis lender. Adams told the paper he’s catchinbg up on his mortgage afterpaying “significant” legal The houses that face foreclosure are at 2131 N. McClellanb and 2121 N. McClellan. Adams lives in the 2121 home. He also owns a triples at 2031 N. McClellan.
Adams, who makes $118,14 yearly, is facing an impending scheduled to kick off inearly July, aftee admitting he had a sexual relationship with Beau Breedlove. The pair met beforw Breedlove turned 18. Adams said the sexual relationship beganafter Breedlove’ss 18th birthday. Oregon’s attorneyh general is investigating whether Adams didanything improper. The mayor concedes that he lied aboutwhether he’d had sex with Breedlov e when a political opponent first made the charger during the 2008 primary campaig n season.
Monday 21 November 2011
Cushman & Wakefield loses third Miami exec - Triangle Business Journal:
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Caplin’s exit is the latest of severalrecent high-profiler departures at C&W in The firm is one of Southh Florida's largest real estate brokerages and, like othere brokerages, has seen few investment deald in the last year. Former branch manager Tere Blanca left in the sprinb tolaunch , a firm focused on officwe leasing and sales. Hank Klein, executive director of C&W in Florida, was notifief last month that his position wasbeingh eliminated. Steelbridge owns and manages propertythroughout Florida. It sold , on Miami’se Brickell Key, for $150 million in 2007 aftet an eight-year hold.
Steelbridge founder Gavinb Campbell will continue asmanaging principal, sharing the helm with Caplin is one of a handful of commercialo brokers involved in South Florida’s largest commercial transactions. Caplin said his exit is in response to a paradigm shift in local investment that comes at the tail end of a where leasing and management for institutionalp investors became secondary tomarket momentum. During the boom yearsz leading upto 2006, the expectationm was that assets with strong track records could be purchased and flippec quickly for big returns.
For a shorgt period of time, some ownersd made the strategy work, but then the economixc meltdown put the brakes onthe Some, who bought in the last few years, were holdinfg assets that cost too much compared to markeyt fundamentals. The market has now shifted back to fundamenta l principlesof investment, with institutionak investors and private capital “seeking to co-investg with strong, nimble, local operatinhg partners,” Caplin said. “The market and investors mostlybeliever it’s about operations on the grounx and knowing how to positio n a building in a particular he said.
Caplin oversaw more than $7 billiob in transactions at C&W, including ’ $307 millionb purchase of a half-stake in downtown Miami’d landmark and full ownership of the 1221 Brickell buildingin 2006. He was involvecd in the sale of 355 Alhambra in Coral Gablewsfor $87.3 million in 2008 and is currentlu working with Hines to refinanced its debt at . Caplin is a graduate of south Miami-Dade County’s Palmetto High School. He graduated from in 1985 witha bachelor’s degreew in finance and real estate. Two years later, he left C&W’ds appraisal group to launch the company’sz local investment sales operation.
Caplin was part of a team in the late 1980x that first specialized in investmentt salesin Miami. During the mid-1990s, Steelbridge Capital had 2 milliohn square feet of commercial real estatee in its portfolio in seven Florida markets including Naplesand Miami. They sold much of it from 2005to 2007. Caplin’w arrival marks another periodof opportunity-investment for the company, Steelbridge’ss Campbell said. "We think valuations are finally starting to lookattractive again,” Campbelo said in a statement.
“The opportunity to buy Floridz assets at significant discounts to replacement cost is whilethe long-term job and demographic prospects for Florida and the Caribbea basin are as strong as ever. Jay’s leadership will be the linchpihn ofour strategy."
Caplin’s exit is the latest of severalrecent high-profiler departures at C&W in The firm is one of Southh Florida's largest real estate brokerages and, like othere brokerages, has seen few investment deald in the last year. Former branch manager Tere Blanca left in the sprinb tolaunch , a firm focused on officwe leasing and sales. Hank Klein, executive director of C&W in Florida, was notifief last month that his position wasbeingh eliminated. Steelbridge owns and manages propertythroughout Florida. It sold , on Miami’se Brickell Key, for $150 million in 2007 aftet an eight-year hold.
Steelbridge founder Gavinb Campbell will continue asmanaging principal, sharing the helm with Caplin is one of a handful of commercialo brokers involved in South Florida’s largest commercial transactions. Caplin said his exit is in response to a paradigm shift in local investment that comes at the tail end of a where leasing and management for institutionalp investors became secondary tomarket momentum. During the boom yearsz leading upto 2006, the expectationm was that assets with strong track records could be purchased and flippec quickly for big returns.
For a shorgt period of time, some ownersd made the strategy work, but then the economixc meltdown put the brakes onthe Some, who bought in the last few years, were holdinfg assets that cost too much compared to markeyt fundamentals. The market has now shifted back to fundamenta l principlesof investment, with institutionak investors and private capital “seeking to co-investg with strong, nimble, local operatinhg partners,” Caplin said. “The market and investors mostlybeliever it’s about operations on the grounx and knowing how to positio n a building in a particular he said.
Caplin oversaw more than $7 billiob in transactions at C&W, including ’ $307 millionb purchase of a half-stake in downtown Miami’d landmark and full ownership of the 1221 Brickell buildingin 2006. He was involvecd in the sale of 355 Alhambra in Coral Gablewsfor $87.3 million in 2008 and is currentlu working with Hines to refinanced its debt at . Caplin is a graduate of south Miami-Dade County’s Palmetto High School. He graduated from in 1985 witha bachelor’s degreew in finance and real estate. Two years later, he left C&W’ds appraisal group to launch the company’sz local investment sales operation.
Caplin was part of a team in the late 1980x that first specialized in investmentt salesin Miami. During the mid-1990s, Steelbridge Capital had 2 milliohn square feet of commercial real estatee in its portfolio in seven Florida markets including Naplesand Miami. They sold much of it from 2005to 2007. Caplin’w arrival marks another periodof opportunity-investment for the company, Steelbridge’ss Campbell said. "We think valuations are finally starting to lookattractive again,” Campbelo said in a statement.
“The opportunity to buy Floridz assets at significant discounts to replacement cost is whilethe long-term job and demographic prospects for Florida and the Caribbea basin are as strong as ever. Jay’s leadership will be the linchpihn ofour strategy."
Saturday 19 November 2011
Inner Harbor's long-neglected side slated for redo - Washington Business Journal:
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The redevelopment of Key Highway has been discusseefor years, but a Baltimore City Councikl committee is considering legislatiomn that would change the zoningt for some of waterfront corridor’s buildingas to allow for new retailk stores and other commercial projects. The city coulds hold a hearing as early as August on the which would do away with much ofthe area’sw industrially zoned properties. No date has been scheduled for thosse hearings because the city wants to make sure residents and communityu groups weigh in onthe proposals, said Douglas McCoacgh III, the city’s planning director. The sites in flux includer Main SteelPolishing Co.
’s former Boylw Street plant, the South Harbor Business Centere at 1414 Key Highway and the Little Havana restaurant at 1325 Key Highway. Also in play is General Ship Repai Corp.’s 2-acre site in the 1400 blockk ofKey Highway, which is slated for a zoning change. The companyu needs to expand its operations to accommodats larger ships for its repair and Vice President Cary Lynch said the companyy has been looking for othetr properties alongthe harbor. Lynch said the 45-persobn General Ship Repair, which has been on Key Highway since 1927, has no specificf plans to move in the immediate future.
The road, whic stretches from Light Street toInterstate 95, is alreadyu changing with the opening of the Ritz-Carlton Residencea and the conversion of the former Chesapeake Paperboarx site into McHenry Row shoppingh center. HarborView Properties Development Co. hopex to build a 26-story tower and a 17-storyy building further down Key Highway. Some of the area’z older industrial properties could befacing changes, including developed Martin Azola’s South Baltimore Business Centefr at 1414 Key Highway.
Azola said he wantzs to createabout 15,000 square feet of retaikl space facing Key The project could help establish a more pedestrian-friendlyh feel to the roadway, he Marks, Thomas Architects moved out of the space withibn the past month to take larger officexs elsewhere in the building. Azola has hired Lutherville, Md., brokerage MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services LLC to market thespace — as offices for now — with the hope the city will rezonde the property to allow for retailo use. Nearby, developer Shapiro Co. is working to converty the former Main SteelPolishing Co.
site at Boylre Street and Key Highwauy into a newcommercial development, also pendin g the city’s rezoning. Mark principal of Shapiro Co., said he had plannerd to convert the space into about 90 condominium but with a slowdown in the condo marke t he is now consideringotherd options. Also, Obrecht Corp. has hired Shapiro to help markeytits 1-acre lot at 1321-1325 Key Highwat for potential development. Little Havana leasess part of the property, which Shapiro is marketinyg for potential redevelopment as a commercial orhotel project.
The redevelopment of Key Highway has been discusseefor years, but a Baltimore City Councikl committee is considering legislatiomn that would change the zoningt for some of waterfront corridor’s buildingas to allow for new retailk stores and other commercial projects. The city coulds hold a hearing as early as August on the which would do away with much ofthe area’sw industrially zoned properties. No date has been scheduled for thosse hearings because the city wants to make sure residents and communityu groups weigh in onthe proposals, said Douglas McCoacgh III, the city’s planning director. The sites in flux includer Main SteelPolishing Co.
’s former Boylw Street plant, the South Harbor Business Centere at 1414 Key Highway and the Little Havana restaurant at 1325 Key Highway. Also in play is General Ship Repai Corp.’s 2-acre site in the 1400 blockk ofKey Highway, which is slated for a zoning change. The companyu needs to expand its operations to accommodats larger ships for its repair and Vice President Cary Lynch said the companyy has been looking for othetr properties alongthe harbor. Lynch said the 45-persobn General Ship Repair, which has been on Key Highway since 1927, has no specificf plans to move in the immediate future.
The road, whic stretches from Light Street toInterstate 95, is alreadyu changing with the opening of the Ritz-Carlton Residencea and the conversion of the former Chesapeake Paperboarx site into McHenry Row shoppingh center. HarborView Properties Development Co. hopex to build a 26-story tower and a 17-storyy building further down Key Highway. Some of the area’z older industrial properties could befacing changes, including developed Martin Azola’s South Baltimore Business Centefr at 1414 Key Highway.
Azola said he wantzs to createabout 15,000 square feet of retaikl space facing Key The project could help establish a more pedestrian-friendlyh feel to the roadway, he Marks, Thomas Architects moved out of the space withibn the past month to take larger officexs elsewhere in the building. Azola has hired Lutherville, Md., brokerage MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services LLC to market thespace — as offices for now — with the hope the city will rezonde the property to allow for retailo use. Nearby, developer Shapiro Co. is working to converty the former Main SteelPolishing Co.
site at Boylre Street and Key Highwauy into a newcommercial development, also pendin g the city’s rezoning. Mark principal of Shapiro Co., said he had plannerd to convert the space into about 90 condominium but with a slowdown in the condo marke t he is now consideringotherd options. Also, Obrecht Corp. has hired Shapiro to help markeytits 1-acre lot at 1321-1325 Key Highwat for potential development. Little Havana leasess part of the property, which Shapiro is marketinyg for potential redevelopment as a commercial orhotel project.
Thursday 17 November 2011
New Vine Logistics situation gets murkier - Phoenix Business Journal:
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“For us to disclose any information about the New Vine’s board would have to accept or rejecft an offer,” New Vine spokeswoman Charlotte Mila told the San Francisco Business Timesz , adding that no further information about New Vine’sz negotiations with two or three potential buyers is likely to be availabl e June 4. Late Wednesday and very earlytThursday morning, informed sources told the Businesse Times that 1-800-Flowers.com appeared set to win the sweepstakes to buy the brokenb pieces of New Vine, which startled the wine industrg late last week by abruptly suspendinb operations.
As of early Thursdayg morning, an announcement of a deal with which owns the Wine Tasting Network Services shipping appeared tobe imminent. But that deal broke down sometime in the wee leavingNew Vine’s future uncertain. Wine Tastingh Network, according to its LinkedIn profile, provides wineryg and wine club directmarketing services, as well as fulfillmentt and e-commerce services to wineries and wine retailers. Officials at WTN did not immediatelgy respond to requests for but many in the industry see WTN as the most logical playetr to pick up some ofNew Vine’s pieces.
New which two years ago seemerd poised to ship 20 percentof California’zs direct-to-consumer wine market, laid off much of its stafft on Friday and brusquely told customers over the weekend that it was no longere receiving or processing orders. The move left many Wine Country providers scrambling to gatherf information and to figure out how to get back inventoryy atNew Vine’s American Canyon warehouser so they could ship it to customersa another way. Published accounts said some ofthe company’z venture capital investors effectively pulled the plug last by declining to invest additionalp capital in New Vine.
“Some peoplre changed their minds at thelast minute,” said Barbara Insel, a wine industry analyst who has served on New Vine’s advisoryy board. Kathleen Hoertkorn, New Vine founder and former CEO, and Chairman of the Board Homer Dunn said Tuesday that New Vine is workinvg withcustomers “to transfer all servicee to another means of legal direct shipping, and in the is finalizing all work, including compiling of reports, reconcilinfg inventory and invoices, and performing all of the necessary business operatione for the month (sic) of May and June.
” Hoertkorhn added, in response to reports that the company knew or must have know it was in financial that officials “truly believed that they would have been fundedr and were not expecting to have to cease The company had more than 200 customers and roughlu 110 employees as of last Friday, sources say. It now has a skeletonj crew of about 30 staffers at its Napa headquarter s and American Canyon shipping including a handful of executives who are workinf to winddown operations.
New Vine was started in 2001 on the notiohn that it could help expedite shipments to consumerws in various states with confusing and complicatedr legal restrictions onwine shipments, a lingeringg legacy of the Prohibition years in Financial backers include Menlo Park’s , Altos Ventures, and San Francisco’sa LLC, which reportedly pulled its people out of New Vine’x offices late last Thursday.
“For us to disclose any information about the New Vine’s board would have to accept or rejecft an offer,” New Vine spokeswoman Charlotte Mila told the San Francisco Business Timesz , adding that no further information about New Vine’sz negotiations with two or three potential buyers is likely to be availabl e June 4. Late Wednesday and very earlytThursday morning, informed sources told the Businesse Times that 1-800-Flowers.com appeared set to win the sweepstakes to buy the brokenb pieces of New Vine, which startled the wine industrg late last week by abruptly suspendinb operations.
As of early Thursdayg morning, an announcement of a deal with which owns the Wine Tasting Network Services shipping appeared tobe imminent. But that deal broke down sometime in the wee leavingNew Vine’s future uncertain. Wine Tastingh Network, according to its LinkedIn profile, provides wineryg and wine club directmarketing services, as well as fulfillmentt and e-commerce services to wineries and wine retailers. Officials at WTN did not immediatelgy respond to requests for but many in the industry see WTN as the most logical playetr to pick up some ofNew Vine’s pieces.
New which two years ago seemerd poised to ship 20 percentof California’zs direct-to-consumer wine market, laid off much of its stafft on Friday and brusquely told customers over the weekend that it was no longere receiving or processing orders. The move left many Wine Country providers scrambling to gatherf information and to figure out how to get back inventoryy atNew Vine’s American Canyon warehouser so they could ship it to customersa another way. Published accounts said some ofthe company’z venture capital investors effectively pulled the plug last by declining to invest additionalp capital in New Vine.
“Some peoplre changed their minds at thelast minute,” said Barbara Insel, a wine industry analyst who has served on New Vine’s advisoryy board. Kathleen Hoertkorn, New Vine founder and former CEO, and Chairman of the Board Homer Dunn said Tuesday that New Vine is workinvg withcustomers “to transfer all servicee to another means of legal direct shipping, and in the is finalizing all work, including compiling of reports, reconcilinfg inventory and invoices, and performing all of the necessary business operatione for the month (sic) of May and June.
” Hoertkorhn added, in response to reports that the company knew or must have know it was in financial that officials “truly believed that they would have been fundedr and were not expecting to have to cease The company had more than 200 customers and roughlu 110 employees as of last Friday, sources say. It now has a skeletonj crew of about 30 staffers at its Napa headquarter s and American Canyon shipping including a handful of executives who are workinf to winddown operations.
New Vine was started in 2001 on the notiohn that it could help expedite shipments to consumerws in various states with confusing and complicatedr legal restrictions onwine shipments, a lingeringg legacy of the Prohibition years in Financial backers include Menlo Park’s , Altos Ventures, and San Francisco’sa LLC, which reportedly pulled its people out of New Vine’x offices late last Thursday.
Monday 14 November 2011
Finance Committee backs UWM funding - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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The plan submitted by the university includee funding for the School of Freshwated Sciences and the School of Public Health in downtown and the UWM College of Engineerinb campusin Wauwatosa. The full budget is expected to be considered by the state Assembly and Senate over the next several Accordingto legislators, UWM must raiswe $60 million in private funds to qualif for the state The funding package includes $123.4 million in state-issued $55.6 million in a bond issue to be paid back using university-generated revenue; and $1 million from the state’s building trusyt fund.
“This investment in the future will make the region and the stats financially stronger for yearsto come,” said Statr Sen. Jim Sullivan “Our children and our grandchildren will benefit from what we are doinhg to improve education and bolsterthe
The plan submitted by the university includee funding for the School of Freshwated Sciences and the School of Public Health in downtown and the UWM College of Engineerinb campusin Wauwatosa. The full budget is expected to be considered by the state Assembly and Senate over the next several Accordingto legislators, UWM must raiswe $60 million in private funds to qualif for the state The funding package includes $123.4 million in state-issued $55.6 million in a bond issue to be paid back using university-generated revenue; and $1 million from the state’s building trusyt fund.
“This investment in the future will make the region and the stats financially stronger for yearsto come,” said Statr Sen. Jim Sullivan “Our children and our grandchildren will benefit from what we are doinhg to improve education and bolsterthe
Saturday 12 November 2011
Report: Property values fall 23.4% - Business First of Louisville:
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Home prices in the Orlando-Kissimmee slipped 23.4 perceng in April when compared with the same month a year the seventh highest percentager of decline among some ofthe nation’s largest metrl areas. The Orlando-Kissimmee market posted a 20.9 percent decrease in home values in March when compared withMarcbh 2008. Florida passed California to postthe second-highesty rate of home price depreciationn at 23.2 percent. Nevadw topped the nation with a 26.1 percent drop, whil e California — the leading state for 20 consecutivemonths — landerd third at 22.7 percent. Nationwide housinf prices fell 10.
2 percenr in April compared to ayear ago, representinyg the smallest year-over-year decline so far this The national decline peaked at 11.9 percent in Januaryy 2009 and has since been trending down. First Americah CoreLogic’s LoanPerformance Home Price Indexd evaluates the residential real estate market basedon price, time between property type and loan as well as increases and decreases in sales pricee for the same homes over time.
Home prices in the Orlando-Kissimmee slipped 23.4 perceng in April when compared with the same month a year the seventh highest percentager of decline among some ofthe nation’s largest metrl areas. The Orlando-Kissimmee market posted a 20.9 percent decrease in home values in March when compared withMarcbh 2008. Florida passed California to postthe second-highesty rate of home price depreciationn at 23.2 percent. Nevadw topped the nation with a 26.1 percent drop, whil e California — the leading state for 20 consecutivemonths — landerd third at 22.7 percent. Nationwide housinf prices fell 10.
2 percenr in April compared to ayear ago, representinyg the smallest year-over-year decline so far this The national decline peaked at 11.9 percent in Januaryy 2009 and has since been trending down. First Americah CoreLogic’s LoanPerformance Home Price Indexd evaluates the residential real estate market basedon price, time between property type and loan as well as increases and decreases in sales pricee for the same homes over time.
Thursday 10 November 2011
Nutrition and Advanced Diagnostics Can Combat Parasite Plagues, Other GI ... - VetPracticeNews.com
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Nutrition and Advanced Diagnostics Can Combat Parasite Plagues, Other GI ... VetPracticeNews.com ACVIM, Dipl. ECVIM, associate professor of small animal medicine at Cornell University, says SNAP tests such as the giardia and pancreatitis tests have brought testing in-house, minimizing missed disorders/diagnosis and expediting treatment. ... |
Tuesday 8 November 2011
Obama campaign encourages Virginians to vote - Washington Post (blog)
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Obama campaign encourages Virginians to vote Washington Post (blog) “Have you made a plan to vote in tomorrow's VA state Senate elections? Find your polling place by calling 1-800-322-1144, and bring a friend with you.†By Anita Kumar | 05:31 PM ET, 11/07/2011 SuperFan badge holders consistently post ... |
Sunday 6 November 2011
North Carolina cops shoot ex- Elizabeth City State University student caught ... - New York Daily News
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New York Daily News | North Carolina cops shoot ex- Elizabeth City State University student caught ... New York Daily News Elizabeth City State University in North Carolina was locked down early Saturday after an ex-student was spotted on campus with an AK-47. A North Carolina university was locked down for several hours on Saturday during a tense ...< /p> Campus Police Shoot Gunman at North Carolina University Gunman at NC University Shot Suspected Gunman Shot On NC College Campus |
Friday 4 November 2011
Google may offer cable TV service in KC, newspaper says - Kansas City Star
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Wednesday 2 November 2011
Former Onyx boss Renton joins Affymax board - Dayton Business Journal:
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Hematide is in a Phase III trial. Renton led Onyx for nearlg 15 years, stepping down in February 2008as CEO, chairman and a member of Onyx’ s board. At the company, he helped negotiate a research, development and commercialization partnership with that resulted inthe anti-cancer drug Nexavar. Nexavar tablets, which cost aboutf $5,000 a month in the Uniteed States and areapproaching $1 billionb in annual sales, are approved in more than 80 countrieds to treat kidney cancer and 70-plus countries for liver Prior to joining Onyx, Rentonn was president and COO of Chiron, which acquirerd Cetus in 1991.
Renton had been presidenrt of Cetussince 1990, COO since 1987 and CFO from 1983 to 1987. Rentoh also serves on the boardsof , Cepheid and the Speciaol Olympics of Northern California.
Hematide is in a Phase III trial. Renton led Onyx for nearlg 15 years, stepping down in February 2008as CEO, chairman and a member of Onyx’ s board. At the company, he helped negotiate a research, development and commercialization partnership with that resulted inthe anti-cancer drug Nexavar. Nexavar tablets, which cost aboutf $5,000 a month in the Uniteed States and areapproaching $1 billionb in annual sales, are approved in more than 80 countrieds to treat kidney cancer and 70-plus countries for liver Prior to joining Onyx, Rentonn was president and COO of Chiron, which acquirerd Cetus in 1991.
Renton had been presidenrt of Cetussince 1990, COO since 1987 and CFO from 1983 to 1987. Rentoh also serves on the boardsof , Cepheid and the Speciaol Olympics of Northern California.
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