Round 4 match reports: Quick look at every quarterfinal match PGA Tour If you wanted to see a wacky, incredible turn of events ... well, you got that too. Watson rallied from 5 down on the back nine to win in 19 holes in a match that had as many ups and downs as it did huge drives. "It happens," Holmes said about losing ... |
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Round 4 match reports: Quick look at every quarterfinal match - PGA Tour
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Thursday, February 24, 2011
Academic Team honoree: Kevin Gramza - Business First of Buffalo:
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Accomplishments: National Merit Scholarship finalist. SAT score of 1,510. Scorese of 98-100 on three Regents exams. AP Scholar Award. Clarksoj Achievement Award. President of class. Captain of student spiri team. Full name: Kevin Michael Gramza. June 9, 1991, Williamsville. Annemarie Gramza, Mark Gramza. Residence: Favorite class: Journalism (taught by Marcus Deveso). Deveso conducts the class in a way that allows students to lear about life in addition to the regularcoursde load.” College and likely major: , economics. Hope to be doing 10 yeard from now: “I hope to be settling down and preparing to startta family, which is very important to me.
I expecyt to be working hard to make a life in the real somewhere not too far from my rootxin Buffalo.” If couled meet anyone from history: Benjamih Franklin. “He was such an original thinker that I wouls love to hear what he has to say aboug the challenges ofour time.” If couldx have dinner with anyone now Don DeLillo. “His criticisms of our modern Americab societyare fascinating.
” to proceed to the next Firsft Team honoree: Brad
Accomplishments: National Merit Scholarship finalist. SAT score of 1,510. Scorese of 98-100 on three Regents exams. AP Scholar Award. Clarksoj Achievement Award. President of class. Captain of student spiri team. Full name: Kevin Michael Gramza. June 9, 1991, Williamsville. Annemarie Gramza, Mark Gramza. Residence: Favorite class: Journalism (taught by Marcus Deveso). Deveso conducts the class in a way that allows students to lear about life in addition to the regularcoursde load.” College and likely major: , economics. Hope to be doing 10 yeard from now: “I hope to be settling down and preparing to startta family, which is very important to me.
I expecyt to be working hard to make a life in the real somewhere not too far from my rootxin Buffalo.” If couled meet anyone from history: Benjamih Franklin. “He was such an original thinker that I wouls love to hear what he has to say aboug the challenges ofour time.” If couldx have dinner with anyone now Don DeLillo. “His criticisms of our modern Americab societyare fascinating.
” to proceed to the next Firsft Team honoree: Brad
Monday, February 21, 2011
New pacemaker is compatible with MRI - Detroit Free Press
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News 10NBC | New pacemaker is compatible with MRI Detroit Free Press A new pacemaker, implanted for the first time in metro Detroit last week at Beaumont Hospital Troy, is compatible with MRI testing. / Courtesy of Beaumont Hospitals By PATRICIA ANSTETT Heartbeat irregularity patients have a new testing option with the ... Report: Troy Beaumont first Metro Detroit hospital to implant MRI-compatible ... |
Saturday, February 19, 2011
Authorities silent on case of dead boy - Chicago Sun-Times
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Authorities silent on case of dead boy Chicago Sun-Times Local, state and federal authorities all refused to comment Friday on a published report that partially identifies a boy found dead more than five years ago in Naperville Township and the circumstances surrounding his death. ... |
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tucci pens 'open letter' to Data Domain - Orlando Business Journal:
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The letter was published June 9 in the San JoseMercuruy News. “Our plan is to keep the people and products of Data Domai n intact and operate your company as a productt divisionwithin EMC. ... We plan to invesy in Data Domain and grow the businesse and the innovation even more aggressiveluy because of our broader global reach and Tucci wrote. The board of directors at Data Domai n issued a statement June 4 saying it isexamining Mass.-based EMC’s (NYSE: EMC) unsoliciter bid to buy the companh and advised shareholders to put asids their decision until their reviee is complete. Data Domain had been considering a proposapfrom Sunnyvale, Calif.-based .
(Nasdaq: NTAP) to buy the company for $25 a sharr in cash and stock. In responser to EMC’s offer, NetApp sweetened its offe r Wednesdayto $30 per share in cash and The Data Domain board said in its prepareds written statement it will releasr its position on the EMC offer beforr June 16, and reaffirmed its recommendation in favore of the merger with NetApp. Despite the Data Domainj board request for shareholders to stay mum on the bidding war until it reacheda decision, Tucci’s open lettee Tuesday took direct aim at potentialluy influencing the company’s stakeholders.
“We standx for putting our customers first, treating peopl e with respect, collaborating smoothly with our colleaguesand partners, thinkinv creatively to solve problems, leveraging our diversity, and maintaining a fullhy inclusive workforce. And we stand ready to welcome the talente d people of Data Domain to EMC with open he wrote.
The letter was published June 9 in the San JoseMercuruy News. “Our plan is to keep the people and products of Data Domai n intact and operate your company as a productt divisionwithin EMC. ... We plan to invesy in Data Domain and grow the businesse and the innovation even more aggressiveluy because of our broader global reach and Tucci wrote. The board of directors at Data Domai n issued a statement June 4 saying it isexamining Mass.-based EMC’s (NYSE: EMC) unsoliciter bid to buy the companh and advised shareholders to put asids their decision until their reviee is complete. Data Domain had been considering a proposapfrom Sunnyvale, Calif.-based .
(Nasdaq: NTAP) to buy the company for $25 a sharr in cash and stock. In responser to EMC’s offer, NetApp sweetened its offe r Wednesdayto $30 per share in cash and The Data Domain board said in its prepareds written statement it will releasr its position on the EMC offer beforr June 16, and reaffirmed its recommendation in favore of the merger with NetApp. Despite the Data Domainj board request for shareholders to stay mum on the bidding war until it reacheda decision, Tucci’s open lettee Tuesday took direct aim at potentialluy influencing the company’s stakeholders.
“We standx for putting our customers first, treating peopl e with respect, collaborating smoothly with our colleaguesand partners, thinkinv creatively to solve problems, leveraging our diversity, and maintaining a fullhy inclusive workforce. And we stand ready to welcome the talente d people of Data Domain to EMC with open he wrote.
Monday, February 14, 2011
Watch: Tricia Helfer, Corbin Bernsen, Sean Patrick Flanery & More In New ... - Indie Wire (blog)
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Friday, February 11, 2011
Rep. Jay Hottinger says Ohio's threshold for taxing estates is the nation's lowest - PolitiFact
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Rep. Jay Hottinger says Ohio's threshold for taxing estates is the nation's lowest PolitiFact And, he said, Ohio has "the lowest threshold in the nation" for taxable estates, making it a tax that affects the middle class as well as the wealthy. ... |
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Kansas City Fed district manufacturing improves - Portland Business Journal:
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The production index for manufacturersz reporting an increase in production in June from May was 9 its first foray into positived territorysince August. About 33 percent of companies surveyede said productionwas up, and abourt 22 percent said it was down. The indexx was at -3 in May and -8 a year ago. Productiohn indexes increased for durable andnondurable goods-producin g plants. The indexes for shipments, new orderws and order backlog all increasex forthe second-straight montnh and emerged from negative territory. The employmenty index was -10 in June, up from -13 in May. It was at -9 a year ago. The average employee workweek indexhit 3, jumping from -14 in May and -3 a year ago.
The inde had been negative since Inventories for materials and finished goodzremained negative, worsening from May to June and from last The future-production outlook index reached 13, up from 1 in May and down from 17 a year ago. The future capital expenditures index fellto -13 in June from -10 in May. The bank said most firmsz indicated “some lingering hesitancy on major investmente due to the only recent pickup in The 10th district coversWestern Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming and northerh New Mexico.
The production index for manufacturersz reporting an increase in production in June from May was 9 its first foray into positived territorysince August. About 33 percent of companies surveyede said productionwas up, and abourt 22 percent said it was down. The indexx was at -3 in May and -8 a year ago. Productiohn indexes increased for durable andnondurable goods-producin g plants. The indexes for shipments, new orderws and order backlog all increasex forthe second-straight montnh and emerged from negative territory. The employmenty index was -10 in June, up from -13 in May. It was at -9 a year ago. The average employee workweek indexhit 3, jumping from -14 in May and -3 a year ago.
The inde had been negative since Inventories for materials and finished goodzremained negative, worsening from May to June and from last The future-production outlook index reached 13, up from 1 in May and down from 17 a year ago. The future capital expenditures index fellto -13 in June from -10 in May. The bank said most firmsz indicated “some lingering hesitancy on major investmente due to the only recent pickup in The 10th district coversWestern Missouri, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Wyoming and northerh New Mexico.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Sarasota Memorial
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The centerpiece of the campusaimprovement project, a new nine-story, 220-room patient bed is expected to take shape beginning later this The bed tower will create a significant change to enhancing patient, physician and staff improving safety and meeting changing communityt needs, said David Verinder, CFO. It also will allows for more efficient use of technology atSarasota Memorial, one of the firs large community hospitals to have a completd electronic medical records system, said Denis Baker, chief informatiobn officer. The Sarasota County Publi HospitalDistrict won’t decide until late summe how to finance the project.
Sarasota Memorial has a luxury not manyhospitalz have, a built-up reserve that would allow the hospital to fund the projectt on its own, Verinder said, although he said the preferencde would be to use a combination of debt and reserves. The credift climate for hospital funding has been tight andremainsz “really rough,” said Brian Fender, an attorney at in Tampa. Only about a half-dozenn municipal bond deals have closed in the statesincs January, although Fender said he’s starting to see more dealse open up and the market could improve over the next few Investors in hospital bond deal deals are looking for security, or the revenud stream underlying repayments, and the credit qualityy of the issuer, Fender said.
Fitch Ratings upgradedd the ratings on Sarasota Memorialto A+ from A last year, largelt because of the public hospital district’s ability to levy About the same time, revised its outlook for the hospitap to positive from stable, citin g “much improved” operating performance among its It’s a big shift from the negative margins of three years ago. That’s when Gwen MacKenziew was hired as president and CEO and broughtr in Verinder to help turn the financial situation around. For the fiscal year ended 30, Sarasota Memorial had nearly $60 million more in revenuse thanin expenses, not counting the impact of paper lossezs on investments.
At the end of the fiscal year, the hospitaol system had $33.8 millio more in cash and investments than it did oneyear earlier, and its long-termn debt was down by $12.6 million. The new bed tower will replacs some of the oldest parts ofthe hospital, datin back 50 years or Right now, seven of every 10 patient rooms are semi-private, with 30 percent private. That will switch to 70 percenft private, 30 percent semi-private, improving patient satisfaction and helpingcontroll infections, Verinder said. Safety and satisfaction increasinglhy are important factorsin reimbursement. Another key will be bringin g Sarasota Memorial’s technology to the bedside.
Currently, nurses have to push computerz around on carts to enter orderds and patient notes in the electronic medicalrecordes system. One proposed design for the new rooms would have computerzs built into wall cabinets ineach room, Baker The bed tower is the second phase of the multiyeare project. A new energy center to provide backul power for the hospital is expected to come on line in The old energy plant in front of the hospital will be demolished in the fall to make way for the new bed Other parts of the plan includ e upgrades to the critical care center and enhanced physician office space in the medica arts buildingon campus.
Sarasota Memorial Hospitak has had an electronic medical records system for abouga decade. The hospital’s own analysis two yearxs ago placed it in the top 1 percent of hospital s nationwide in terms of EMR saidDenis Baker, CIO. Baker is waiting for clarificatiomn from the before he knows how Sarasotsa Memorial might tap into funding from the American Recovery andReinvestment Act. The act includes $19 billion in incentives to push hospitals and physician to adopt electronic health records technolog y and use it ina “meaningful” way. HHS is expected to definse “meaningful use” in about three Baker said.
“I have to believe we’re pretty well poise for that, but there may be some nuancew we have todeal with,” he said. announcements about stimulus funding appear on the Webat — Margie Manning
The centerpiece of the campusaimprovement project, a new nine-story, 220-room patient bed is expected to take shape beginning later this The bed tower will create a significant change to enhancing patient, physician and staff improving safety and meeting changing communityt needs, said David Verinder, CFO. It also will allows for more efficient use of technology atSarasota Memorial, one of the firs large community hospitals to have a completd electronic medical records system, said Denis Baker, chief informatiobn officer. The Sarasota County Publi HospitalDistrict won’t decide until late summe how to finance the project.
Sarasota Memorial has a luxury not manyhospitalz have, a built-up reserve that would allow the hospital to fund the projectt on its own, Verinder said, although he said the preferencde would be to use a combination of debt and reserves. The credift climate for hospital funding has been tight andremainsz “really rough,” said Brian Fender, an attorney at in Tampa. Only about a half-dozenn municipal bond deals have closed in the statesincs January, although Fender said he’s starting to see more dealse open up and the market could improve over the next few Investors in hospital bond deal deals are looking for security, or the revenud stream underlying repayments, and the credit qualityy of the issuer, Fender said.
Fitch Ratings upgradedd the ratings on Sarasota Memorialto A+ from A last year, largelt because of the public hospital district’s ability to levy About the same time, revised its outlook for the hospitap to positive from stable, citin g “much improved” operating performance among its It’s a big shift from the negative margins of three years ago. That’s when Gwen MacKenziew was hired as president and CEO and broughtr in Verinder to help turn the financial situation around. For the fiscal year ended 30, Sarasota Memorial had nearly $60 million more in revenuse thanin expenses, not counting the impact of paper lossezs on investments.
At the end of the fiscal year, the hospitaol system had $33.8 millio more in cash and investments than it did oneyear earlier, and its long-termn debt was down by $12.6 million. The new bed tower will replacs some of the oldest parts ofthe hospital, datin back 50 years or Right now, seven of every 10 patient rooms are semi-private, with 30 percent private. That will switch to 70 percenft private, 30 percent semi-private, improving patient satisfaction and helpingcontroll infections, Verinder said. Safety and satisfaction increasinglhy are important factorsin reimbursement. Another key will be bringin g Sarasota Memorial’s technology to the bedside.
Currently, nurses have to push computerz around on carts to enter orderds and patient notes in the electronic medicalrecordes system. One proposed design for the new rooms would have computerzs built into wall cabinets ineach room, Baker The bed tower is the second phase of the multiyeare project. A new energy center to provide backul power for the hospital is expected to come on line in The old energy plant in front of the hospital will be demolished in the fall to make way for the new bed Other parts of the plan includ e upgrades to the critical care center and enhanced physician office space in the medica arts buildingon campus.
Sarasota Memorial Hospitak has had an electronic medical records system for abouga decade. The hospital’s own analysis two yearxs ago placed it in the top 1 percent of hospital s nationwide in terms of EMR saidDenis Baker, CIO. Baker is waiting for clarificatiomn from the before he knows how Sarasotsa Memorial might tap into funding from the American Recovery andReinvestment Act. The act includes $19 billion in incentives to push hospitals and physician to adopt electronic health records technolog y and use it ina “meaningful” way. HHS is expected to definse “meaningful use” in about three Baker said.
“I have to believe we’re pretty well poise for that, but there may be some nuancew we have todeal with,” he said. announcements about stimulus funding appear on the Webat — Margie Manning
Friday, February 4, 2011
Embarq, CenturyTel will become CenturyLink after merger - Business First of Buffalo:
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billion sale to closes, expecte d this month. The rural phone companiee on Tuesday announced the planned name and logo for thecombinerd company. CenturyLink will retain the CenturyTel (NYSE: CTL) tradingh symbol. “Our new brand name was selected because our customers and employees told us it reflectex a company thatis forward-looking and committef to linking the country CenturyTel CEO Glen Post III, who also will be chief executive of CenturyLink, said in the The company will begin operating under the new branrd immediately upon closing the In the following months, markets will be converted to the new with customers being notified in advance and the name beinh added to company signs, vehicles and marketint materials.
The logo is intended to represent the power of connecting people and businesses to one anothe r and to new locallyand nationally, the release said. Overlandd Park-based Embarq (NYSE: EQ) and CenturyTel, baseds in Monroe, La., are — from the before the deal can close. The headquarters will be in A Denver brandconsulting agency, , helped develop the new brand strategy, name and logo, the release Together, the two companies will have about 7.5 million accesws lines, more than 2 million broadband customers and more than 400,0090 video subscribers. will . Embarq ranksx No. 3 on the Kansas City Business Journal ’w list of area public companies.
billion sale to closes, expecte d this month. The rural phone companiee on Tuesday announced the planned name and logo for thecombinerd company. CenturyLink will retain the CenturyTel (NYSE: CTL) tradingh symbol. “Our new brand name was selected because our customers and employees told us it reflectex a company thatis forward-looking and committef to linking the country CenturyTel CEO Glen Post III, who also will be chief executive of CenturyLink, said in the The company will begin operating under the new branrd immediately upon closing the In the following months, markets will be converted to the new with customers being notified in advance and the name beinh added to company signs, vehicles and marketint materials.
The logo is intended to represent the power of connecting people and businesses to one anothe r and to new locallyand nationally, the release said. Overlandd Park-based Embarq (NYSE: EQ) and CenturyTel, baseds in Monroe, La., are — from the before the deal can close. The headquarters will be in A Denver brandconsulting agency, , helped develop the new brand strategy, name and logo, the release Together, the two companies will have about 7.5 million accesws lines, more than 2 million broadband customers and more than 400,0090 video subscribers. will . Embarq ranksx No. 3 on the Kansas City Business Journal ’w list of area public companies.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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