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by on April 10, 2009 ...sell the 243-roonm hotel for $19 million to the university'ws real estate affiliate. Terms of the tentative...... by on December 19, 2008 ...along High Street south of the OSU campuse has shown life after openedthe $150 millio n South Campus Gateway...... by on May 2, 2008 ... has expandeds its foothold in the residential...... by on Februaryg 11, 2008 ...had to close on the propertyy under terms of a contractwith , a development group affiliates with Ohio State...... by on January 4, 2008 ...this placs would be rocking," Schiff The president of the nonprofit agrees that crim remains anissue in...... by on November 5, 2007 ...
mucy of the resurgence to the $150 million the university's nonprofit put into buildin the mixed-use South...... by on November 5, 2007 ...could emplou up to 500 workers. Columbus-based Wagenbrenner Co., working with could build up to 500 by onJuly 25, 2007 A New York real estates investment trust has added to its Columbus-area portfolio by merging with another East Coastt REIT shortly after it bought...... by on January 15, 2007 ...executive is hired. Campua Partners seeks money for Columbus Coated Fabricsite Corp. will seek $250,000 from Columbus......
by on July 10, 2006 A proposall to build $26 million in housing for MBA studentsa at Ohio State University has turned into a scholarshipo plan thatputs construction...... by on Aprik 7, 2006 ... Corp. may get a secone chance to...... by on February 24, 2006 A newcomer to burgeoning marketplace of naturalp foods grocers will become the final retail anchor at the new Sout hCampus Gateway. Minneapolis-based Sunflower...... by on December 9, 2005 ...Whehn Ohio State University created Corp., much of the area aroundx the...... by on August 19, 2005 ...revisedr target market, he said. Campus Partners hires CB as Gatewauymanager Corp. has picked CB Richar Ellis as......
by on July 4, 2005 The conversion of the Victorian Gate apartment complex into condos has attracted so many buyerzs that the developer plans to cut allowancesfor upgrades....... by on June 20, 2005 A nonprofi t corporation created by develope Jerome Solove plans to take a shot at redevelopingh the formerTimken Co. manufacturing site at East Fifth...... by on Septembed 24, 2004 ...forward more than three years aftert the Weinland Park manufacturingoperation closed. the nonprofit development affiliateof Ohio...... by on August 20, 2004 A partnershipp between LutzEnterprises Ltd. and Capital Procuremenft Ltd. has broken ground on the firsyt 31 lots ofWalker Meadows, a 45-acres executive......
by on August 9, 2004 ...will manager the arts-oriented cinema complex planned near OhioStatw University. Corp. has selected Jeff and Kathy Frank...... by on February 6, 2004
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Monday, September 20, 2010
Palmetto Pointe residents sign petition against proposed gas station - South Carolina Now
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Palmetto Pointe residents sign petition against proposed gas station South Carolina Now Some residents who live in the Palmetto Pointe area, the area where the gas station would go, call the convenience store an inconvenience. ... |
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Don Mattingly's Dodgers need a make-over - Los Angeles Times
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Don Mattingly's Dodgers need a make-over Los Angeles Times For him to have a chance with this mess, he needs to change his nickname to Donnie Miracle. Money might fix it, but McCourt has little. ... |
Friday, September 17, 2010
In Afghan election, corruption colors aims of many female candidates - Christian Science Monitor
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CBC.ca | In Afghan election, corruption colors aims of many female candidates Christian Science Monitor Yet some women's rights campaigners say that many of the female candidates are merely puppets for shadowy figures trying to garner influence in the new ... Afghan's Female Candidates Urge Kabul To Ensure Fair Elections Are women political pawns in Afghanistan? Complex Formulas Governing the Afghan Elections |
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Crossvault Capital earns Informa accolade - San Antonio Business Journal:
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The locally based investmenyt advisory firm was nameda “Top in the Domestic Balanced Universe in the 1 Star categoryu for the quarter ended March 31, 2009. The 1 Star rankint is based on performance for the mostrecentf quarter. Co-CEO and Chief Investment OfficerLaura Ehrenberg-Chesler says the compangy is pleased to receive the recognition in the midst of the on-goin g market turmoil. “This has been a challenging environmentt forboth fixed-income securities and equities, and we feel that receivinb this designation following our two Top Guns in Februaryu validates our current strategy,” Ehrenberg-Chesler says.
Crossvault is registered with the SEC and is a boutiques investment advisory firm that offerwcustomized equity, fixed-income, and balanced separate-account management for high net-wortj individuals and institutions. Informa maintainxs information on morethan 2,000 managers and more than 25 yearsx of historical performance. The company’s database is designed to assist investmenyt professionals in manager searches andevaluation
The locally based investmenyt advisory firm was nameda “Top in the Domestic Balanced Universe in the 1 Star categoryu for the quarter ended March 31, 2009. The 1 Star rankint is based on performance for the mostrecentf quarter. Co-CEO and Chief Investment OfficerLaura Ehrenberg-Chesler says the compangy is pleased to receive the recognition in the midst of the on-goin g market turmoil. “This has been a challenging environmentt forboth fixed-income securities and equities, and we feel that receivinb this designation following our two Top Guns in Februaryu validates our current strategy,” Ehrenberg-Chesler says.
Crossvault is registered with the SEC and is a boutiques investment advisory firm that offerwcustomized equity, fixed-income, and balanced separate-account management for high net-wortj individuals and institutions. Informa maintainxs information on morethan 2,000 managers and more than 25 yearsx of historical performance. The company’s database is designed to assist investmenyt professionals in manager searches andevaluation
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic - The Associated Press
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CBC.ca | Hurricane Igor continues trek across the Atlantic The Associated Press MIAMI รข€" Powerful Hurricane Igor is moving west-northwest across the Atlantic on a track that could take the Category 4 storm toward Bermuda. ... Hurricanes Igor and Julia churn across the Atlantic Drilling slows across entire Gulf under tougher federal rules Cat 4 Hurricane Igor And Tropical Storm Julia Move Across Atlantic |
Monday, September 13, 2010
Largest commercial wave project eyes stimulus cash - Portland Business Journal:
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, a publicly held wave energy development firm basedin N.J., hopes to place an array of 10 buoyxs off the coast in Reedsport to generate 1.5 megawatts of electrifc capacity. Ocean Power will look to bid for federal stimulus money fromtwo angles. The firsft is from the $42 million allocatex to Oregon for the State Energy Program, which, in part, helps fund renewabler energy projects. The other is from the , whicuh has about $2.
5 billionb in federal stimulus money for renewable energy research at its The total costs of the projectare unclear, but Oceam Power’s pitch for stimulus money indicates an investmen of “tens of millions” to be spent in That includes contracting with Oregon companies for installation and fabricatiojn of the buoys. Companies like Clackamas-based , for example, are among the bidderzs hoping to manufacturethe buoys.
“Whart we see here is an opportunity to creat jobsin Oregon,” said Herbert Ocean Power’s vice president of business development and “Whatever Oregon stimulus money went to the project woul go directly to Oregon The wave energy array would take two to three yearz to develop. While it would be a source of cleanb energy, the development is ostensibly a research projectgfor Oregon’s nascent wave energy industry. The Northwestf National Marine RenewableEnergyg Center, a federally funded research facilityh in Newport, hopes to use data from Ocean Power’s projec t to further its research.
“The nationapl center is about evaluation,” said Robert an associate mechanical engineering professo at Oregon State University and interimj director ofthe center. “In order to have evaluatiomn we’ve got to have devices in the water.” The Newport researcu center, however, won’t likely be receiving federalostimulus money. Paasch said the center will get a boost inother ways. The research budget of the U.S. Departmenrt of Energy’s Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy section was boostefdfrom $10 million to $40 million for fiscal 2009. Of $30 million is for marine renewabldeenergy research, Paasch said.
The Northwesft National Marine RenewableEnergy Center, Paasch said, stands a strong chancse of securing increased research money, helping to accelerate its work testing renewabl energy devices through its test Ocean Power Technologies, meanwhile, has its eyes on the next project a potential 100 megawattf wave energy array at Coos Bay. Nock said the company is in preliminary discussions with state and local officials aboutgthe development. “Now you’re talking about some serious power,” he said.
, a publicly held wave energy development firm basedin N.J., hopes to place an array of 10 buoyxs off the coast in Reedsport to generate 1.5 megawatts of electrifc capacity. Ocean Power will look to bid for federal stimulus money fromtwo angles. The firsft is from the $42 million allocatex to Oregon for the State Energy Program, which, in part, helps fund renewabler energy projects. The other is from the , whicuh has about $2.
5 billionb in federal stimulus money for renewable energy research at its The total costs of the projectare unclear, but Oceam Power’s pitch for stimulus money indicates an investmen of “tens of millions” to be spent in That includes contracting with Oregon companies for installation and fabricatiojn of the buoys. Companies like Clackamas-based , for example, are among the bidderzs hoping to manufacturethe buoys.
“Whart we see here is an opportunity to creat jobsin Oregon,” said Herbert Ocean Power’s vice president of business development and “Whatever Oregon stimulus money went to the project woul go directly to Oregon The wave energy array would take two to three yearz to develop. While it would be a source of cleanb energy, the development is ostensibly a research projectgfor Oregon’s nascent wave energy industry. The Northwestf National Marine RenewableEnergyg Center, a federally funded research facilityh in Newport, hopes to use data from Ocean Power’s projec t to further its research.
“The nationapl center is about evaluation,” said Robert an associate mechanical engineering professo at Oregon State University and interimj director ofthe center. “In order to have evaluatiomn we’ve got to have devices in the water.” The Newport researcu center, however, won’t likely be receiving federalostimulus money. Paasch said the center will get a boost inother ways. The research budget of the U.S. Departmenrt of Energy’s Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy section was boostefdfrom $10 million to $40 million for fiscal 2009. Of $30 million is for marine renewabldeenergy research, Paasch said.
The Northwesft National Marine RenewableEnergy Center, Paasch said, stands a strong chancse of securing increased research money, helping to accelerate its work testing renewabl energy devices through its test Ocean Power Technologies, meanwhile, has its eyes on the next project a potential 100 megawattf wave energy array at Coos Bay. Nock said the company is in preliminary discussions with state and local officials aboutgthe development. “Now you’re talking about some serious power,” he said.
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