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million is headed to Dublin and under a seconsd round of state grants aimed at cutting diesellengine emissions. The on Monday announced recipients of the second and final round of Diesel EmissionxsReduction grants, a $19.8 million program created in 2008. The firsgt round sent nearly $7.3 million to 10 organizations, includinfg the , operator of the region’sx bus system. In the winners disclosed Monday, Dublin was cleared for $464,658 while the Columbus school system receiveda $918,020 grant. Officialw from Dublin and the school district told thestate they’re using the money to replace vehicles with lower-emissioh alternatives.
Dublin plans to replacr eight 1999- or 2000-model short-haul diesel while the school district is using its grant to replaces 15 buses producedin 1990. Projects that receivexd awards are required to put up at least 20 percentf of the cost inmatching funds. The grant program looks specificallg at public and private dieselp equipment owners in Ohio counties that fall shorty of airquality standards. The largest granf among the 16 went to the and to refit four locomotivews withnew engines. That Cincinnati-area project was awarded $4.
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Spirit spurs aviation subcontractor growth with Columbus fuselage work - Kansas City Business Journal:
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The news also comes with concern about filliny what could add up to thousands of jobs createe throughthe work, suppliers say. Spirit last week announced planz to build anew 375,000-square-foot factory to accommodatr the manufacturing and testing of the Columbus And the company plans to hire 700 workers for that work as well as existinh products and other programs, says Debbie Gann, Spiriy spokeswoman. Cessna is investing $780 milliom into developing the Columbus, includinvg building a new plant in Wichit and hiring morethan 1,000 new employees.
That has locakl subcontractors trying to land a share ofthat “We are putting together quotese now,” says Peter vice president of Centedr Industries Corp., which already makes parts for all of Cessna’ss aircraft and does some work for Spirit. “My goal is to buildx those parts forthe Columbus.” Dependinbg on the size of the Jonas says Center may have to hire more Carl Best, president of , supplies interiors for some Cessnaz aircraft and figures the company is a likely candidate to supply the interior for the “We believe we will have a good opportunity to win the business for the furniture and the airplane interior,” Best says.
The compant already is building theColumbus mock-uop for the ’s conference next month, he says. If the compant is awarded the contract, it likely will have to hire 30 to 50 more Best says. With or without the Cessnwa contract, Precision already planned on hirint about 100 new workers next Doug Oliver, Cessna says it’s too early to tell which localo suppliers could be tapped. “Certainly, it’z always a possibility when you look at a new producty and how tosource it, you go to the high-performing companies that you currently already have a relationship he says. Gann says the company is lookint at the best way to handleextrqa work.
“We are looking at how much we are goinfg to make inside and can we produce it more cost effectivelgy or is it somethingg that our supply base can buildfor us,” she The company has about 600 suppliersw worldwide, including 100 in Kansas — 73 of whicy are in Wichita, Gann says. The economic trickle down from buildinv the Columbus in Wichita is difficulto calculate. However, the uses a multiplierr that suggests for every job created at placew such as Spiritand Cessna, 2.91 jobs are createdr in the community. Those jobs could be in retail, restaurant or elsewhere. “I can’t tell you specifically what thos ejobs are,” says Vicki Pratt GWEDC president.
“But the more people you have they have more moneyto spend. So the service in addition tothe suppliers, all becom e part of the multiplier effect.”
The news also comes with concern about filliny what could add up to thousands of jobs createe throughthe work, suppliers say. Spirit last week announced planz to build anew 375,000-square-foot factory to accommodatr the manufacturing and testing of the Columbus And the company plans to hire 700 workers for that work as well as existinh products and other programs, says Debbie Gann, Spiriy spokeswoman. Cessna is investing $780 milliom into developing the Columbus, includinvg building a new plant in Wichit and hiring morethan 1,000 new employees.
That has locakl subcontractors trying to land a share ofthat “We are putting together quotese now,” says Peter vice president of Centedr Industries Corp., which already makes parts for all of Cessna’ss aircraft and does some work for Spirit. “My goal is to buildx those parts forthe Columbus.” Dependinbg on the size of the Jonas says Center may have to hire more Carl Best, president of , supplies interiors for some Cessnaz aircraft and figures the company is a likely candidate to supply the interior for the “We believe we will have a good opportunity to win the business for the furniture and the airplane interior,” Best says.
The compant already is building theColumbus mock-uop for the ’s conference next month, he says. If the compant is awarded the contract, it likely will have to hire 30 to 50 more Best says. With or without the Cessnwa contract, Precision already planned on hirint about 100 new workers next Doug Oliver, Cessna says it’s too early to tell which localo suppliers could be tapped. “Certainly, it’z always a possibility when you look at a new producty and how tosource it, you go to the high-performing companies that you currently already have a relationship he says. Gann says the company is lookint at the best way to handleextrqa work.
“We are looking at how much we are goinfg to make inside and can we produce it more cost effectivelgy or is it somethingg that our supply base can buildfor us,” she The company has about 600 suppliersw worldwide, including 100 in Kansas — 73 of whicy are in Wichita, Gann says. The economic trickle down from buildinv the Columbus in Wichita is difficulto calculate. However, the uses a multiplierr that suggests for every job created at placew such as Spiritand Cessna, 2.91 jobs are createdr in the community. Those jobs could be in retail, restaurant or elsewhere. “I can’t tell you specifically what thos ejobs are,” says Vicki Pratt GWEDC president.
“But the more people you have they have more moneyto spend. So the service in addition tothe suppliers, all becom e part of the multiplier effect.”
วันศุกร์ที่ 5 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2555
OSU recognizes alumni - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Cheryl Dorman, West Coast Bank vice presidentand Tualatin-Sherwood branch managerd received the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year The Oregon Tourism Commission announced severall 2008 Tourism and Hospitality Industry Achievemenft Awards. The Governor’s Tourism Award was presented to Bonnie Lippityt for her contributions throughoutthe state, including: Oregom Birding Trails, Oregon Scenic Oregon Scenic Byways, Central Cascadesx Geotourism Initiative (with National Geographic) and Sustainable Tourism Advisory The 2008 Tourism and Hospitality Industry Achievement Awards were announcex in these categories: The Gene Leo Memoriap Award was presented to Mt.
Ashland Ski Area for its Youtj SummerService Program, which provides teens an opportunity to learn about the mountain environment through hands-on projects and coordinated fieled study. The Creative Tourism Development Award was givebn to Travel Salem andCorvallis Tourism. The Volunteer Achievement Award was presented to David and Shirlehy Bridgham for their leadership managingythe “Holiday Lights” volunteers at Shore Acres. The Partnership Award was presented toCoos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Olympiv Trials Partnership, which secured premium booth placemenyt at Eugene 08 and promoted the area by highlightin g its connection to Steve Prefontaine.
The Sustainable Touriskm Award was presented to Full SailBrewing Co. for its commitment to The Heritage Tourism Award was given to Mission Hill Museumjfor “Facing Statehood,” a sesquicentennialo exhibition that reflects on the yearsx leading up to Oregon’s admissiom to the Union as the 33rd state. Outsidre In in Portland elected Darci Swindelld to the boardof directors.
Cheryl Dorman, West Coast Bank vice presidentand Tualatin-Sherwood branch managerd received the Tualatin Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year The Oregon Tourism Commission announced severall 2008 Tourism and Hospitality Industry Achievemenft Awards. The Governor’s Tourism Award was presented to Bonnie Lippityt for her contributions throughoutthe state, including: Oregom Birding Trails, Oregon Scenic Oregon Scenic Byways, Central Cascadesx Geotourism Initiative (with National Geographic) and Sustainable Tourism Advisory The 2008 Tourism and Hospitality Industry Achievement Awards were announcex in these categories: The Gene Leo Memoriap Award was presented to Mt.
Ashland Ski Area for its Youtj SummerService Program, which provides teens an opportunity to learn about the mountain environment through hands-on projects and coordinated fieled study. The Creative Tourism Development Award was givebn to Travel Salem andCorvallis Tourism. The Volunteer Achievement Award was presented to David and Shirlehy Bridgham for their leadership managingythe “Holiday Lights” volunteers at Shore Acres. The Partnership Award was presented toCoos Bay-North Bend-Charleston Olympiv Trials Partnership, which secured premium booth placemenyt at Eugene 08 and promoted the area by highlightin g its connection to Steve Prefontaine.
The Sustainable Touriskm Award was presented to Full SailBrewing Co. for its commitment to The Heritage Tourism Award was given to Mission Hill Museumjfor “Facing Statehood,” a sesquicentennialo exhibition that reflects on the yearsx leading up to Oregon’s admissiom to the Union as the 33rd state. Outsidre In in Portland elected Darci Swindelld to the boardof directors.
วันพฤหัสบดีที่ 4 ตุลาคม พ.ศ. 2555
Romney shines a rare spotlight on his Massachusetts record - Los Angeles Times
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Romney shines a rare spotlight on his Massachusetts record Los Angeles Times Romney has barely mentioned his stint as governor in his campaign advertising and rarely talks about it in public remarks. He has fought especially hard to avoid the subject of the landmark healthcare law that he signed as governor, lest he remind ... |
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Obama administration buying Illinois prison over Hill objections - Politico (blog)
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CBS2 Chicago | Obama administration buying Illinois prison over Hill objections Politico (blog) The Federal Bureau of Prisons is buying the Thomson, Ill. Correctional Center from the state for $165 million, Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin's office announced Tuesday. The unusual move to “reprogram†existing Justice Department funding bypassed House ... US buys Thomson prison from state for $165 million Justice Department buys idle Illinois prison U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE ON APPROPR ... |
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Scientific Properties project transforms textile mill campus - Triangle Business Journal:
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Situated in downtown Durham, Golden Belt is a $26 155,000-square-foot rehabilitation of a six-building, seven-acre historic textile mill Inspired by the local cultureand nation’s best urbahn settings, the complex unites a blenc of people, arts, entertainment and commerce with 35 artisrt studios, 37 loft apartments, a live musid venue, restaurants and retail and office space. Golden Belt openede in July 2008 and anticipates receivinf at least a LEED Silvet rating later this What arethe project’s specific sustainable features and what was the cost of thesse additions?
Project construction focused heavily on wise use of materials and resourced – 95 percent of the existing structure was recycled and 10 percent to 20 percent of construction materials came from recycled and/or locap sources. Insulated glass, tinted to reduce solart heat gain, was paired with historic windowss and highefficiency heating/cooling systems to reduce energyt use. Drought-tolerant landscaping reduces the heat effect of the while bicycle racks anda ride-share program promotee sustainable transportation. Utilizing non-hazardous, renewable and organicf materials was a key focus of the constructioh methodology andmaterials selection.
Why did you includre these features, and do these featurews provide anycommercial benefits? Green building is a core goal for Scientifixc Properties as a developer that focuses on urban projects with a strong commitment to the community. With the inclusiohn of sustainable features such as EnergytStar appliances, high efficiency heating/coolin systems, energy-efficient windows and water-saving energy and water costs for tenants are thereby affecting their total operating expenses. Did you attract any tenants/buyerds because of these sustainable features?
Which ones Potential tenants have been excited to discover that the green feature of Golden Belt do notsacrifice – and frequentl y complement – the cutting-edge design of the project. Residents have bamboo stair treads, polished concrete floors, stainless steel Energty Star appliances, dual-flush toilets and abundant natural Several prospective tenants have emphasized theirr attraction toGolden Belt’s history and green buildinyg principles.
Situated in downtown Durham, Golden Belt is a $26 155,000-square-foot rehabilitation of a six-building, seven-acre historic textile mill Inspired by the local cultureand nation’s best urbahn settings, the complex unites a blenc of people, arts, entertainment and commerce with 35 artisrt studios, 37 loft apartments, a live musid venue, restaurants and retail and office space. Golden Belt openede in July 2008 and anticipates receivinf at least a LEED Silvet rating later this What arethe project’s specific sustainable features and what was the cost of thesse additions?
Project construction focused heavily on wise use of materials and resourced – 95 percent of the existing structure was recycled and 10 percent to 20 percent of construction materials came from recycled and/or locap sources. Insulated glass, tinted to reduce solart heat gain, was paired with historic windowss and highefficiency heating/cooling systems to reduce energyt use. Drought-tolerant landscaping reduces the heat effect of the while bicycle racks anda ride-share program promotee sustainable transportation. Utilizing non-hazardous, renewable and organicf materials was a key focus of the constructioh methodology andmaterials selection.
Why did you includre these features, and do these featurews provide anycommercial benefits? Green building is a core goal for Scientifixc Properties as a developer that focuses on urban projects with a strong commitment to the community. With the inclusiohn of sustainable features such as EnergytStar appliances, high efficiency heating/coolin systems, energy-efficient windows and water-saving energy and water costs for tenants are thereby affecting their total operating expenses. Did you attract any tenants/buyerds because of these sustainable features?
Which ones Potential tenants have been excited to discover that the green feature of Golden Belt do notsacrifice – and frequentl y complement – the cutting-edge design of the project. Residents have bamboo stair treads, polished concrete floors, stainless steel Energty Star appliances, dual-flush toilets and abundant natural Several prospective tenants have emphasized theirr attraction toGolden Belt’s history and green buildinyg principles.
วันอาทิตย์ที่ 30 กันยายน พ.ศ. 2555
Dana White: Fans, critics should stay patient as UFC builds toward its future - MMAjunkie.com
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MMAjunkie.com | Dana White: Fans, critics should stay patient as UFC builds toward its future MMAjunkie.com UFC President Dana White on Saturday reiterated what he's said before â€" the UFC and MMA are blowing up, big time, and fans need to take a leap of faith that things are going to work out for everyone's benefit. "I can't tell you everything we're doing ... Jeff Wagenheim: No shortage of crossroads fights on Saturday's UFC on Fuel TV ... Stefan Struve Impresses With Win Over Stipe Miocic UFC on FUEL TV 5 post fight press conference full video replay for 'Struve vs ... |
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