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Strong California quake shakes famed wine country The Seattle Times The San Francisco Bay Area's strongest earthquake in 25 years struck the heart of California's wine country early Sunday, igniting gas-fed fires, damaging some of the region's famed wineries and historic buildings, and sending dozens of people to hospitals. 6.0 quake ratt les Bay Area, sending about 170 people to hospitals Los Angeles Times Quake rattles Napa V »

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Returning Islamic State fighters could threaten USA - USA TODAY

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Returning Islamic State fighters could threaten USA USA TODAY After U.S. planes bombed its forces in Iraq, the jihadist juggernaut that c »

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US intel confirms journalist execution video 'authentic,' Obama vows 'relentless ... Fox News President Obama, reacting to the brutal execution of an American journalist by Islamic State terrorists, said Wednesday that the militant organization has "no place in the 21st century," as U.S. intelligence analysts confirmed the authenticity of a video showing .. . New Hampshire town grieves for slain journalist James Foley Los Angeles Times World 'App »

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WV DOT Implements New 511 System - WTRF

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WV DOT Implements New 511 System WTRF By Kelsey Ribblett, Producer - email AES Drilling based in Houston, Texas has opened a new plant in Benwood. The $2 million facility makes synthetic oil-based drilling fluid. The fluid often called "drilling mud" is used in drilling wells. and more »

Workers at two MillerCoors plants ratify new deals - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:

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and Fort Worth, Texas, have ratifier new, three-year contracts. The agreements coverr more than 900 employees at the two brewerieds and provide wage and pensiohn increases over the course ofthe contracts. “Out members overwhelmingly ratified these contracts at MillerCoors becausre they provide stability for their saidJack Cipriani, director of the Teamsters Brewery and Soft Drinok Workers Conference, which represents workers at the “For the next three years, our members at MillerCoores know that their wages and pensiojn benefits will increase, which is saying a lot in today’ss economy.
” The contracts call for no health care cost increases for workers in the firs year of the contract and only minor increases for the seconr and third years, accordinh to the union. The new deal also guaranteese that employees who have retired or who will retire duringf the course ofthe three-year contracts won’f be required to pay health care “We value all generations of our so we made sure that there were improvementsx for both active members at MillerCoors and the retirees who had pavedd the way before with their long years of service,” Cipriani said. The Teamsters union representsd 1,200 MillerCoors workers nationwide.
The unio n also represents workers at the MillerCoords breweryin Irwindale, Calif. Negotiationss for a new contract covering employees at the plant areunder way. MillerCoors is a joint venture betweeb MillerBrewing Co., Milwaukee, and Coorxs Brewing Co., Golden, Colo., that launched in July 2008. MillerCoorx operates a major brewery and regional officeon Milwaukee’w west side. Workers at the Milwaukees brewery are represented by Brewery Workers Local 9 of the Unitex AutoWorkers union.

Norwich set for Hughton talks - ESPN

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Norwich set for Hughton talks ESPN By ESPN staff Norwich City have been given permission to talk to the Birmingham City manager, Chris Hughton, as they step up the search for a successor to Paul Lambert. Norwich asked Birmingham for the go-ahead to talk to the former Newcastle boss, ... Hughton set for Norwich talks Yahoo! Sports Birmingham manager Chris Hughton is given permission to speak to Norwich. FOXSports.com Lambert free to rebuild Villa by raiding Norwich The Independent The Sun -Goal.com  »

Stray dog with its head stuck in container is saved thanks to flashmob rescue ... - Daily Mail

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Stray dog with its head stuck in container is saved thanks to flashmob rescue ... Daily Mail By Daily Mail Reporter A stray dog which got its head stuck in a plastic container has been saved thanks to a flashmob-style rescue party organised through Facebook. Kind-hearted Tracee Burton spotted the hapless hound in obvious distress as it ... < p size="-1">Facebook animal lovers rescue Memphis dog with jar stuck over her head Examiner.com Dog with head stuck in container saved after its photo was posted to Facebook Yahoo! News Blogs (blog)  »

National Science Foundation solicits grant proposals - Cordova Times

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National Science Foundation solicits grant proposals Cordova Times Two ArcSEES webinars will be held June 6 at 2 pm (Eastern Time) by the Alaska Center for Climate Assessment & Policy (http://ine.uaf.edu/accap/teleconference.htm [http://ine.uaf.edu/accap/teleconference.htm]) and June 20 at 1 pm (Eastern Time). by EPA ...

Tree of Life moving to L.A. - Los Angeles Business from bizjournals:

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The company, which markets and distributesw natural andspecialty foods, opened its Oakland- area distributiojn center in 1991. Greg Leonard, vice president of communications andtradee relations, said Tree of Life wanted a single distribution center and chose to move to its newer, "state-of-the-art" location to Los It will lay off about 80 Tree of Life has been operating out of a 130,000-square-foot building and has a leaswe on a second 19,000-square-fooyt building in East Bay. The leasew expires in 2006, and Tree of Life is looking to subleasd the space or have another tenan t take overits lease, Leonard said.
In consolidating its distributioj facilities, Leonard said the compangy will be able to streamlinre more ofits operations. For instance, he the Los Angeles site will allow increased inventoru levels in a single location tominimize out-of-stoco risks, provide consolidated receiving and shipping operations and consolidate regionalp procurement management in a single, larger center.

Are you embracing this brave new world? - bizjournals:

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According to the National Associationof Realtors, nearly 90 percent of home buyers use the That means companies need to reacuh these people, and firms such as Coldwelpl Banker are shifting their resources in that “If we aren’t spending the lion’s share of our marketing dollars ther (online), then we aren’t paying says Jodi Tate, the general manager of Coldwell Banker Triad Realtors, who is base d in the company’s Winston-Salem office.
Applicatione for smart phones such as the iPhonwe and Blackberry are gaining By the endof June, Coldwell Banked expects to launch a Web site specificallt targeted to these kinds of Because of the smalled screen size, complex graphics can be hard to read and the amounyt of information on a site needsa to be limited for easy accessibility. The modifiedc Web site will allow people to get information about homed that pique their interest even as they are drivingb downthe street.
“So if someone is sitting in front of a they will be able to go directly to our Web and access all of the informationand photos,” Tate “We feel this is reall y a requirement in this day and

Academic Team honoree: Neha Bakhai - Business First of Buffalo:

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Accomplishments: ACT score of 34 (equal to 1,5200 on SAT). Scores of 98-100 on four Regentsx exams. National Merit Scholarship letterof commendation. AP Scholaf Award (with Distinction). RPI Rensselaer Medal for Math and Captain of basketball andsoccer teams. Full name: Neha Born: August 26, 1991, Williamsville. Smita Bakhai, Yogesh Bakhai. Williamsville. Favorite class: Calculus (taught by Paul Sondel) and governmeny (taught by Timothy Redmond). “Both thosse teachers are very passionatw about whatthey teach. They make me want to plus they arevery funny.” College and likely , pre-medicine. Hope to be doing 10 year from now: “I have no idea.
” If coulx meet anyone from “My grandpa, whom I have never If could have dinner with anyone now Barack Obama. “I could learm a lot from to proceed to the next FirsyTeam honoree: David Ban.

Future looks good for Matthews - Charlotte Observer

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Future looks good for Matthews Charlotte Observer By Melinda Johnston The town of Matthews is growing in its population and tax base, so it's offering residents more amenities and its future looks bright, according to Frank Warren of Kimley-Horne and Associates. Warren's remarks were part of a recent ...

XM forges partnership with Southeastern Conference - Baltimore Business Journal:

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D.C.-based XM will broadcast basketball and other sports fromthe SEC, starting with the conference'sz men's basketball tournament being playerd in Atlanta from March XM (NASDAQ: XMSR) will feature coast-to-coasy live broadcasts of the Universitt of Arkansas, University of Georgia, Universituy of Kentucky, Mississippi State University, University of Mississippi and University of Tennessee starting this year. The Universitty of South Carolina will join XM in the fall followed by the University of Floridaw in thefall 2009.
"XM will have a groul of channels dedicated tothe SEC, makinhg it easy for fans to find games and speciakl SEC programs," says Eric Logan, XM's executive vice president of in a statement. For now, though, the deal doesn' t include the University of Alabama or Auburnj University because the colleges already have agreementzwith , XM spokesman David Butler "We would love to have them on XM, but theird rights are currently not available," Butled says. XM and New York-based Siriuzs (NASDAQ: SIRI) said last month that they wouldc combine to forma $13 billion business.

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“Our long-term goal is to cover the saidSteve Green, City National’s regional manager for Centrak Florida. “There really isn’t a Florida-dominany bank today that does City National likely will add locations througbh both acquisitions andnew construction, Green said. If City Nationapl succeeds, it will occupy a niche largely left emptyh since Barnett Bank became part of Nationsbank in the Florida banking today is a mix of communituy banks withlimited operations, regional lenders such as SunTrust Banka and giant banks, which include Bank of JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo.
A well-financed lender that focusesz on the state could offert customers the personal attention of community bankd combined with the financial clout to make big said Green. The bank’s new localp branch — its stafvf of eight occupying the space formerly usedby Sergio’s Restaurantt — faces the towering Bank of Americaz building on North Orange Avenue, a physicao reminder of the giant competitors City Nationall will face as it pursues its growth strategy. City Nationapl is one of Soutyh Florida’s oldest financial institutions.
Until it openex a small loan office on the second floor of an Altamonte Springs office building twoyears ago, the 63-year-old bank operatef exclusively in Miami-Dade, Browards and Palm Beach counties. The opportunity to reach beyond its historixc turf came last fall whenCaja Madrid, a Spanish lender with more than $300 billiob in assets, bought an 83 percent stake in City Nationa for $927 million. Green said Caja Madrid’s ownershil and City National’s strong balance sheet givesa it the resources to undertake expansion when othetr lenders arecutting staff. “We aren’t focusefd on the issues troubling the rest of thebankintg industry,” Green said.
“Wew have a partner in Caja that’s capable of helpingf us grow inthe ­Florida marketplace.” City National’s most recent quarterly reportt depicts a bank with strong capitapl reserves and a $903,00 profit. J. Clay Singleton, a financee professor at , said a strong Florida bank with the capital to expane could do well even asthe so-calleds megabanks expand their reach. “The megabanks have huge but they’re also suffering huge financial problems.
If you’red a lender with money, this is a time to Marshall Vermillion, senior vice president of communitlender , said City Nationakl has strong leadership and solid “Positioning yourself to take advantagew of the unrest in the banking business is wise. Things are going to come and this is a good time to As a professor of mine in business school once the best time to get on a train iswhen it’s stopped.
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Monsignor takes stand to counter sex abuse charges - Pittsburgh Post Gazette

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Monsignor takes stand to counter sex abuse charges Pittsburgh Post Gazette By John P. Martin and Joseph A. Slobodzian / Philadelphia Inquirer PHILADELPHIA -- Msgr. William J. Lynn took the witness stand at his landmark trial Wednesday, asserting that he "did my best" to weed out sexu »

Clearspring, Facebook ink deal with GSA - Washington Business Journal:

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AddThis is a Web-based software application that lets userzs bookmark and shareWeb sites. ClearSpring, which help s content publishers create small onlineapplicationxs — or widgets — to spread their content and connect with advertisers, boughft AddThis LLC last September for an undisclosed sum. AddThisw reaches about a half billion users With thenew agreements, GSA and other federal agencies will be able to create Web page that allow users to better access and use information to educate users abour government services and allow greater interactio n between government and the public-- a major objective of President Barack Obama.
Negotiations began in 2008 between the socia l media companies and a groupo of agencies ledby GSA. Prior to GSA’e agreements, concerns existed over the legaol implications of standard terms and conditions that users must agree to when usingonlinw services. The GSA agreements resolvess those issues, such as liability, endorsements, freedom of information and governing law. Now, other federal agencies can sign the same agreement and begin using the sociaplmedia tools.
“We are working at a fevereed pace to improvethe public’s experience when engaging with the said Martha Dorris, acting associate administrator for the Office of Citizenj Services and Communications, in a “USA.gov is breaking new ground by migratingv to new media sites to provide a presencwe and to open up a dialog with the she said. “We know that many othef agencies want to dothe same, and having thes e agreements is an important first step.” GSA’s also signed servicr agreements with Flickr, Blist, blip.tv, and is discussing similafr arrangements with other providers of free, new medi services.

Steak Or Fake? How To Spot 'Glued' Meat - KMGH Denver

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Steak Or Fake? How To Spot 'Glued' Meat KMGH Denver DENVER -- It's white, powdery and can turn chucks of beef into a single piece of steak. Transglutaminase is used to bind proteins together. The substance is also known as TG, Activa, or meat glue. Meat glue has been part of the food industry for ...

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Tarun Mohanbhai: Comedy Festival review - TVNZ

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Tarun Mohanbhai: Comedy Festival review TVNZ Tarun Mohanbhai's new show Joke in the Box is more performance piece and play rather than stand up set - until the very end. Mohanbhai plays Ziggy, a frankly terrible stand up who's trying to reinvent himself. He's the very essence of a failed comedian ...