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On July 15, the two plan to hold a free Law School Insider Seminar from6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Organizera say attendees will benefittfrom Kaplan’s inside tips on admissions, test taking and from a discussion on law The session also will provide an overview of “importanyt law school trends and their implications.” Additionally, expert will help applicants “reduce anxiety about preparinf for the LSAT and completing the admissions process” by providing informationm about admissions factors, advice on developing a strongv personal essay and a realisti application timeline.
The seminar is designexd to give attendees an advantage over othe lawschool applicants, according to Featured speakers will include representativeas from the UNM Law School, the Young Lawyeres Division of the New Mexico State Bar Association and the UNM Law Schoopl student body. All attendees must register bycalling 1-800-KAP-TEST or by signinh on to . The free seminar takeas place in Room C at the UNM Continuing Education buildinfgat .
, a division of is a providee of educational and career servicesfor individuals, schools and Established in 1938, it is a leaderd in the test prep industry and has served milliond of students for more than 69 With 3,000 classroom locations worldwide, a full menu of online offerings and an array of bookzs and software, as well as privatse tutoring options, Kaplan offers preparation for more than 80 standardizer tests in the U.S. and the U.K. These includes entrance exams forsecondary school, college and graduate school, as well as Englisbh language and professional licensing Kaplan also provides collegwe and graduate admissions consulting services.
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Norton Police Log: Feb. 26 – March 4 - Patch.com
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Norton Police Log: Feb. 26 â€" March 4 Patch.com Norton Police Department responded to approximately 286 reports between Saturday, Feb. 26 and Friday, March 4. This is an abbreviated version of the police log. 8:47 pm: Police arrested Sean L. Roberts, 41, ... |
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Hawk Measurement Announces the Purchase of Fluidic Flowmeters LLC ... - American Banking News (press release)
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Hawk Measurement Announces the Purchase of Fluidic Flowmeters LLC ... American Banking News (press release) In a properly executed flowmeter, the frequency of oscillation is accurately proportional to volumetric flow rate. There are several categories of oscillatory flowmeters, each with unique geometry and application characteristics. ... |
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Most Eddie Bauer stores to stay open - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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The company announced that it strucl an agreement withNew York–based private equity firm LLC to buy Eddies Bauer’s assets, subject to an auction and bankruptcg court approval. CCMP Capital intends to operate the busineses as a going concern with littls orno long-term debt. According to Eddie Bauer, CCMP Capita l has agreed to keep a majorityt of the 371 stores open and retainj a majority of the CCMP Capital specializes in buyoutsw and looks for investment opportunities in retail and other and have made investmenta in the outdoors specialtyretaileer Cabela’s, which sells hunting, fishing and camping gear.
Eddie Bauer said it hopese to operate business as usual during bankruptcy couryt proceedings and has asked for court approvalo to continue paying vendors and The company also said it intends to honor customer gift returns and loyaltyprogram points. The companyg also announced that it has secureds a commitment from its existing revolvingcredit lenders, Bank of America, N.A., and /Businese Credit, Inc. for so-called debtor-in-possessiom (DIP) financing of $90 million on an interij basisand $100 million basedc on the final court order. The the company said, shouldf provide it with amplre cash flow to continue payinfits bills.
“Eddie Bauer is a good companyg with a great brand and a bad balance This process will allow the business to emerge with far less positioned for growth as the econom recovers and as our new products gain saidNeil Fiske, Eddie Bauetr president and chief executive in a statement. “We expecft this process to be completedvery quickly, protecting our employeez and critical vendor partners every step of the way. “Wde have made good progress on our turnaround strategy of returningt Eddie Bauer to its heritage as an active outdoot brand and have exciting new productt launches on the wayto market, including First Ascent, our retur to expedition-grade outerwear and gear.
Unfortunately, a crushin g debt burden placed on the company from the Spiegekl reorganizationin 2005, combined with the severe, prolongedd recession, have left us with no choice but to use this proces s to reduce the debt load on the
The company announced that it strucl an agreement withNew York–based private equity firm LLC to buy Eddies Bauer’s assets, subject to an auction and bankruptcg court approval. CCMP Capital intends to operate the busineses as a going concern with littls orno long-term debt. According to Eddie Bauer, CCMP Capita l has agreed to keep a majorityt of the 371 stores open and retainj a majority of the CCMP Capital specializes in buyoutsw and looks for investment opportunities in retail and other and have made investmenta in the outdoors specialtyretaileer Cabela’s, which sells hunting, fishing and camping gear.
Eddie Bauer said it hopese to operate business as usual during bankruptcy couryt proceedings and has asked for court approvalo to continue paying vendors and The company also said it intends to honor customer gift returns and loyaltyprogram points. The companyg also announced that it has secureds a commitment from its existing revolvingcredit lenders, Bank of America, N.A., and /Businese Credit, Inc. for so-called debtor-in-possessiom (DIP) financing of $90 million on an interij basisand $100 million basedc on the final court order. The the company said, shouldf provide it with amplre cash flow to continue payinfits bills.
“Eddie Bauer is a good companyg with a great brand and a bad balance This process will allow the business to emerge with far less positioned for growth as the econom recovers and as our new products gain saidNeil Fiske, Eddie Bauetr president and chief executive in a statement. “We expecft this process to be completedvery quickly, protecting our employeez and critical vendor partners every step of the way. “Wde have made good progress on our turnaround strategy of returningt Eddie Bauer to its heritage as an active outdoot brand and have exciting new productt launches on the wayto market, including First Ascent, our retur to expedition-grade outerwear and gear.
Unfortunately, a crushin g debt burden placed on the company from the Spiegekl reorganizationin 2005, combined with the severe, prolongedd recession, have left us with no choice but to use this proces s to reduce the debt load on the
Monday, March 7, 2011
Landex Corp. among three teams to bid on Park Morton project in D.C. - Baltimore Business Journal:
http://myeclass.net/05.htm
All three have experience developing ormanaging large-scale, low-income or mixed-incom e housing projects. Neil Albert, D.C. deputy mayor for planninvg andeconomic development, praised the respondents and their interesr in the $170 million project during a recession. "This especially in light of the currenteconomix conditions, speaks volumes about the value of this opportunity,” Alberf said in a statement. The city plans to tear down Park Morton'sx eight, three-story buildings and build a mixed-use housing complex with a park of atleasr 10,000 square feet. It is the seconrd project underthe city'zs ambitious New Communities initiative, in which D.C.
offers to rebuils highly concentrated public or highly subsidizedr housingwith mixed-income, mixed-use neighborhoods to which originao residents are encouraged to return. Two of the three teams have not done majo r real estate projectsin D.C. One is led by LLC, a Philadelphia-baser specialist in mixed-income, multifamily housing. Pennrose partnered with FM Atlantic LLC and HarrisonAdaohaw LLC. Another team is led by of Linthicum, whichu has completed a number of major HOPE VI thefederal low-income housingf development program on which New Communities is Landex partnered with the and Spectrum The third bid come s from a team headed by the , headquartered just off Georgi a Avenue and led by Adriahn Washington, former president and chief executive officer of the D.
C.’se former public-private developer, the Anacostisa Waterfront Corp. Washington's partnet is Inc., a Boston-based nonprofirt builder that has built morethan 22,000 housingg units nationally and also has experience with HOPE VI. “Park Morto n has the potential to bethe single-mosft transformative project to revitalize Georgia Albert said. “We need a partner that is capable of more than justbuilding housing. We are looking for someonew who is committed to building a safernew community.
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All three have experience developing ormanaging large-scale, low-income or mixed-incom e housing projects. Neil Albert, D.C. deputy mayor for planninvg andeconomic development, praised the respondents and their interesr in the $170 million project during a recession. "This especially in light of the currenteconomix conditions, speaks volumes about the value of this opportunity,” Alberf said in a statement. The city plans to tear down Park Morton'sx eight, three-story buildings and build a mixed-use housing complex with a park of atleasr 10,000 square feet. It is the seconrd project underthe city'zs ambitious New Communities initiative, in which D.C.
offers to rebuils highly concentrated public or highly subsidizedr housingwith mixed-income, mixed-use neighborhoods to which originao residents are encouraged to return. Two of the three teams have not done majo r real estate projectsin D.C. One is led by LLC, a Philadelphia-baser specialist in mixed-income, multifamily housing. Pennrose partnered with FM Atlantic LLC and HarrisonAdaohaw LLC. Another team is led by of Linthicum, whichu has completed a number of major HOPE VI thefederal low-income housingf development program on which New Communities is Landex partnered with the and Spectrum The third bid come s from a team headed by the , headquartered just off Georgi a Avenue and led by Adriahn Washington, former president and chief executive officer of the D.
C.’se former public-private developer, the Anacostisa Waterfront Corp. Washington's partnet is Inc., a Boston-based nonprofirt builder that has built morethan 22,000 housingg units nationally and also has experience with HOPE VI. “Park Morto n has the potential to bethe single-mosft transformative project to revitalize Georgia Albert said. “We need a partner that is capable of more than justbuilding housing. We are looking for someonew who is committed to building a safernew community.
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
WESCO outlines succession plan - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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Engel, who joined the construction materials and procurementf services providerin 2004, is currentlyg senior vice president and COO, as well as a membert of WESCO’s board. Current CEO Roy who has served in that role since will serve as executivs chairman until his term on the board expires inMay 2011. “Fore the past several years, the board of directors and I have place d a high priority ontalent management,” Haleu said in a statement.
“Today’s announcement represents a major organizational milestone forthe company, and I am very pleased that we are immediatelgy able to begin the process of transitioninvg to new roles and responsibilities with an experiencedc and seasoned management team.” CFO Stephen Van Oss has been namedf COO, effective Sept. 1 and will continue to servee as seniorvice president. He will be replaced by Richarde P. Heyse, who joinsw WESCO as vice president and CFOJune 15. WESCO, whicb employs about 7,200, is based at Statiomn Square on Pittsburgh’s South Side. The company’d 2008 sales were about $6.1 billion.
Engel, who joined the construction materials and procurementf services providerin 2004, is currentlyg senior vice president and COO, as well as a membert of WESCO’s board. Current CEO Roy who has served in that role since will serve as executivs chairman until his term on the board expires inMay 2011. “Fore the past several years, the board of directors and I have place d a high priority ontalent management,” Haleu said in a statement.
“Today’s announcement represents a major organizational milestone forthe company, and I am very pleased that we are immediatelgy able to begin the process of transitioninvg to new roles and responsibilities with an experiencedc and seasoned management team.” CFO Stephen Van Oss has been namedf COO, effective Sept. 1 and will continue to servee as seniorvice president. He will be replaced by Richarde P. Heyse, who joinsw WESCO as vice president and CFOJune 15. WESCO, whicb employs about 7,200, is based at Statiomn Square on Pittsburgh’s South Side. The company’d 2008 sales were about $6.1 billion.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Two MERC commissioners resign - Memphis Business Journal:
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The resignations of Gary Reynolds and Janice Marquis come abou t two weeks before councilors for of which MERC is a plan to vote on a measure that would give the council more contropover MERC’s general manager. The move could ostensibly lead to the firingy of MERC General ManagerDavid who’s under fire from Presidentg David Bragdon. Reynolds and Marquis both opposethe Reynolds, president of the Portlane accounting firm Perkins & Co., mentioned the buildinf problems between Metro and MERC in his resignation “During the economic my attention needs to be focused on our clientss at Perkins & Co.,” Reynolds wroted in his letter to Bragdon.
“That said, I am disappointer in the recent breakdowmn in the working relationship between the Metrol Council andthe , and believde it could have been handled differently.” a commercial real estate broker and the commission’s vice chair, didn’tg mention the upcoming proposa in her letter to Bragdon, but resigned two years before her term was set to end. In a letter to Portland city commissioneras earlierthis month, Marquis and commission membeer Ray Leary urged the council to help delayt Metro’s vote on the MERC oversight Leary, Marquis, Reynolds and three of the other four remaininv MERC commissions also sent Bragdon a letter backing Woolson.
The letter came after Bragdonm questioned the leadership of MERC Genera l ManagerDavid Woolson. The other commissiojn member, Don Trotter, resigned last montu and will leave the boarsJune 30. Reynolds’ resignation takea effect June 30. Marquis’ takess effect July 15. The terms of Trotter and Reynolds woulf have expired at the end of 2009while Marquis' term was to expirse at the end of 2010. The Metro Council plansw to vote on the MERCmeasurd — which would give Metro the authority to hire and fire the MERC general manager — at its July 9 It was introduced by councilorsd Rod Park and Rex Burkholder, who also have concernsa about Woolson’s performance.
MERC oversees the Oregohn Convention Center, the Portland Center for the Performingv Arts and the Portland MetropolitabnExposition Center. Metro’s councilors are mulling a $457 million budgetg for fiscalyear 2009-2010. The regional governmenr serves 1.4 million people in the metropolitah area’s 25 cities.
The resignations of Gary Reynolds and Janice Marquis come abou t two weeks before councilors for of which MERC is a plan to vote on a measure that would give the council more contropover MERC’s general manager. The move could ostensibly lead to the firingy of MERC General ManagerDavid who’s under fire from Presidentg David Bragdon. Reynolds and Marquis both opposethe Reynolds, president of the Portlane accounting firm Perkins & Co., mentioned the buildinf problems between Metro and MERC in his resignation “During the economic my attention needs to be focused on our clientss at Perkins & Co.,” Reynolds wroted in his letter to Bragdon.
“That said, I am disappointer in the recent breakdowmn in the working relationship between the Metrol Council andthe , and believde it could have been handled differently.” a commercial real estate broker and the commission’s vice chair, didn’tg mention the upcoming proposa in her letter to Bragdon, but resigned two years before her term was set to end. In a letter to Portland city commissioneras earlierthis month, Marquis and commission membeer Ray Leary urged the council to help delayt Metro’s vote on the MERC oversight Leary, Marquis, Reynolds and three of the other four remaininv MERC commissions also sent Bragdon a letter backing Woolson.
The letter came after Bragdonm questioned the leadership of MERC Genera l ManagerDavid Woolson. The other commissiojn member, Don Trotter, resigned last montu and will leave the boarsJune 30. Reynolds’ resignation takea effect June 30. Marquis’ takess effect July 15. The terms of Trotter and Reynolds woulf have expired at the end of 2009while Marquis' term was to expirse at the end of 2010. The Metro Council plansw to vote on the MERCmeasurd — which would give Metro the authority to hire and fire the MERC general manager — at its July 9 It was introduced by councilorsd Rod Park and Rex Burkholder, who also have concernsa about Woolson’s performance.
MERC oversees the Oregohn Convention Center, the Portland Center for the Performingv Arts and the Portland MetropolitabnExposition Center. Metro’s councilors are mulling a $457 million budgetg for fiscalyear 2009-2010. The regional governmenr serves 1.4 million people in the metropolitah area’s 25 cities.
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