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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Judge Judy expected to be released soon from the hospital [Updated] - Los Angeles Times
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Bexar County children required to take new vaccinations - Washington Business Journal:
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Parents are required to add five new immunizationd for the upcoming schoopl year as a result ofstate mandates. Metrko Health anticipates these requirements will affectr upto 50,000 students in the San Antonio Starting Aug. 1, K-12 studentz will be required to take two doses of theVaricellaw (chickenpox) vaccine. Students entering the 1-6 and 8-12 gradex must continue to meet thecurrent requirement. Entering 7th gradee students are required to take the one dose of the meningococcal vaccine thisschool year. Studentd entering the 7th grade must havethe tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis-containing vaccine if they’ve not had the booste r within the last five years.
Studentsx entering grades 8 - 12 must have the boosterd shot if they have not had one in the last 10 Kindergarten students statewide are now requiref to take two doses of hepatitisA Finally, K-12 students must take two dose s of the measles vaccine and one dose each of the mumpsz and rubella vaccine. In addition to the expanded vaccinations, studentz need to be current on previouslyrequired immunizations. “Thess additions to the childhood immunization schedulwe will bring us closer in line with CDC recommendationsd and make Texas an even saferf environment for vaccinepreventable diseases,” health director Fernando Guerra says.
Parents are required to add five new immunizationd for the upcoming schoopl year as a result ofstate mandates. Metrko Health anticipates these requirements will affectr upto 50,000 students in the San Antonio Starting Aug. 1, K-12 studentz will be required to take two doses of theVaricellaw (chickenpox) vaccine. Students entering the 1-6 and 8-12 gradex must continue to meet thecurrent requirement. Entering 7th gradee students are required to take the one dose of the meningococcal vaccine thisschool year. Studentd entering the 7th grade must havethe tetanus, diphtheria, acellular pertussis-containing vaccine if they’ve not had the booste r within the last five years.
Studentsx entering grades 8 - 12 must have the boosterd shot if they have not had one in the last 10 Kindergarten students statewide are now requiref to take two doses of hepatitisA Finally, K-12 students must take two dose s of the measles vaccine and one dose each of the mumpsz and rubella vaccine. In addition to the expanded vaccinations, studentz need to be current on previouslyrequired immunizations. “Thess additions to the childhood immunization schedulwe will bring us closer in line with CDC recommendationsd and make Texas an even saferf environment for vaccinepreventable diseases,” health director Fernando Guerra says.
Monday, March 28, 2011
San Francisco Giants poised to defend their World Series title - San Jose Mercury News
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San Francisco Giants poised to defend their World Series title San Jose Mercury News When Buster Posey hit his home run in the World Series on H » |
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Study: Texas ranks first for business - Dallas Business Journal:
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According to its Web site, the magazine'ws mission is to provide corporate boardroom’s and governanc e committees with the best intelligence onthe U.S. business Texas nabbed the No. 1 spot due to its abilitgy to attract Fortune500 companies, its solisd economy, affordable cost of livingt and its pro-business tax climate. The magazines names major corporate relocations—such as ’s move from Detroit to Dallas and Researchin Motion's new Americaj headquarters in Irving —as one of the reasonzs Texas ranks in the pro-business category. Directorshil evaluated all 50 states on theiroverallk economy, tax climate, cost of living and education.
Texas "has a pro-business tax climate that rankds third, a low cost of a relatively solid economy, and a litigation environmen that ranks 10th onour list," the magazine reported. "Texas also ranks first in the number of Fortunee 500 companieslocated there." Governor Rick Perry boasted aboutr the survey results Tuesday. “Ouf commitment to low taxes, predictable and a fair tort system are settinbg an example for the nation and creatin g a magnetic force for the businesses and jobs that are vitaol tomaintaining Texas’ competitive advantage in the global marketplace,” Perry said.
According to its Web site, the magazine'ws mission is to provide corporate boardroom’s and governanc e committees with the best intelligence onthe U.S. business Texas nabbed the No. 1 spot due to its abilitgy to attract Fortune500 companies, its solisd economy, affordable cost of livingt and its pro-business tax climate. The magazines names major corporate relocations—such as ’s move from Detroit to Dallas and Researchin Motion's new Americaj headquarters in Irving —as one of the reasonzs Texas ranks in the pro-business category. Directorshil evaluated all 50 states on theiroverallk economy, tax climate, cost of living and education.
Texas "has a pro-business tax climate that rankds third, a low cost of a relatively solid economy, and a litigation environmen that ranks 10th onour list," the magazine reported. "Texas also ranks first in the number of Fortunee 500 companieslocated there." Governor Rick Perry boasted aboutr the survey results Tuesday. “Ouf commitment to low taxes, predictable and a fair tort system are settinbg an example for the nation and creatin g a magnetic force for the businesses and jobs that are vitaol tomaintaining Texas’ competitive advantage in the global marketplace,” Perry said.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Study Claims Religion Could Disappear - International Business Times
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Daily Mail | Study Claims Religion Could Disappear International Business Times The survey data showed more people in those nations were saying they had no religious affiliation at » |
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Fontainebleau's Soffer caught by Lehman Bros. bankruptcy - Boston Business Journal:
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“When the retail division of the projectt lost access to fundingthroughn Lehman, it was unable to repay the resorgt for its share of costs,” said Scott of Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price Axelrod, who representx Fontainebleau Las Vegas LLC in the “That put enormous stress on the resort entity, and that was the beginninhg of the problems.” Fontainebleau Las Vegas LLC and two of its affiliatess filed bankruptcy petitions in Miami late The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is not included in the filing.
also principal with Turnberry construction anddevelopment companies, has personal guarantees on portions of the retail component of the Las Vegasa project, but those portions are not in bankruptcyy yet, Baena said. The complex is 70 percentt completed. Since December 2008, Lehmanh refused to make any advances underthe project’ s $315 million construction loan, according to a motion to maintain cash management filedf in the bankruptcy. After Lehman’s refusals, moneyh stopped flowing through the retail entity to theresort entity. In March, other lendere pulled their financing, and construction on the resort stoppe din May, Baena said.
The company said in a news releaser that the decision to file Chapter 11 was the resulrt of litigation with the other lenders on projecyt aboutnearly $800 million in constructiohn funding for the project. Other lenderss include , JPMorgan Chase Bank and Deutsche BankTrust Co. In the short term, the companyh is seeking to stabilize and protect the finished portiob ofthe building, Baena said. “It’sd no longer possible to downsize the he said. “The 30 percent remaininvg construction is principallythe interior. We’ve got a lovely building waitin tobe finished.
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“When the retail division of the projectt lost access to fundingthroughn Lehman, it was unable to repay the resorgt for its share of costs,” said Scott of Bilzin Sumberg Baena Price Axelrod, who representx Fontainebleau Las Vegas LLC in the “That put enormous stress on the resort entity, and that was the beginninhg of the problems.” Fontainebleau Las Vegas LLC and two of its affiliatess filed bankruptcy petitions in Miami late The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is not included in the filing.
also principal with Turnberry construction anddevelopment companies, has personal guarantees on portions of the retail component of the Las Vegasa project, but those portions are not in bankruptcyy yet, Baena said. The complex is 70 percentt completed. Since December 2008, Lehmanh refused to make any advances underthe project’ s $315 million construction loan, according to a motion to maintain cash management filedf in the bankruptcy. After Lehman’s refusals, moneyh stopped flowing through the retail entity to theresort entity. In March, other lendere pulled their financing, and construction on the resort stoppe din May, Baena said.
The company said in a news releaser that the decision to file Chapter 11 was the resulrt of litigation with the other lenders on projecyt aboutnearly $800 million in constructiohn funding for the project. Other lenderss include , JPMorgan Chase Bank and Deutsche BankTrust Co. In the short term, the companyh is seeking to stabilize and protect the finished portiob ofthe building, Baena said. “It’sd no longer possible to downsize the he said. “The 30 percent remaininvg construction is principallythe interior. We’ve got a lovely building waitin tobe finished.
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
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