Monday, November 29, 2010

Ohio confirms 13th case of swine flu - Business First of Columbus:

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The H1N1 virus is now in eight different countiezs as it continuesto spread. Cases throughout the country are growinbas well, and the U.S. has more than half of all confirmecd cases of theillness worldwide, accordinyg to the . Around the officials have tracked 9,830 cases, with 40 countries having at leasftone case. The reported 5,469 confirmed cases in 48 states as of11 a.m. Six deaths tied to swine flue have been with threein Texas, two in Arizonas and one in Washington. The possibles death of a 16-month old child in New York hasn’ been confirmed.
Wisconsin has the most cases of any statsewith 766, followed by Illinois with 707, Texas with 556, Californisa with 553 and Arizona with 488. officials said that as of 12 p.m. the official number of confirmed cased of Swine Flu inOhio were: • Franklin County five cases (31-year-old male, 33-year-old male, 18-year-old 20-year-old female, 19-year-old female) • Cuyahoga County — two cases (41-year-olfd male, 9-year-old male)

Friday, November 26, 2010

Warriors' David Lee (elbow) is cleared to play - msnbc.com

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Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Christian Science Church, Maples house top endangered list - Washington Business Journal:

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Rebecca Miller, executive director of the D.C. Preservation announced the list Tuesday at the site of an on the the Maples, 619 D St. SE near Easterj Market. The D.C. nonprofit has published the list annuallhsince 1996, hoping to draw attentiom to Washington’ historic and culturao landmarks most threatened by ill-advisef alteration, demolition through neglect or abandonment. The one of Capitol Hill’s oldest residences, was buil between 1795 and 1798 forWilliamj Duncanson, personal friend to Georg Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
Although the propertg has gone through periodd of neglect and prosperity duringits 135-year history, recent developers hope to restore it to its formef state. Friendship House, as it’s affectionately called, once served as the home of FrancisScotty Key, Sen. John Clayton, and Major Augustus Nicholson. Anothed of this year’s entries, the Third Churcb of Christ Scientist, 900 16th St., NW, is particularly endangered, give the recent decision by Planning DirectorHarriet Tregoning, actingv as the mayor’s to allow the church to proceed with demolition so it can buildd a new one. Built in 1971, the comple was designed by I.M. Pei partner Arald o Cassutta.
While church’s “brutalistic” concrete design has its championsand critics, it has been citer for architectural excellence by variouzs publications, including Architecture magazine. The church’s efforts to raze the buildingy has ignited passions on both The Foundry Branch Trolleytrestle (crossinbg Foundry Branch of Potomac Rivetr in Glover Archbold Park, just north of Cana Road NW). This line, constructed in was used by Washingtonians to access the Glen Echo Amusemenf Park insouthern Maryland. All track have been removed from the former trolley line, but the right-of-way stilol serves as a trail alony the Potomac River overlookinh D.C.’s Palisades neighborhood.
The Barney Circle neighborhooxd — bounded by Potomac Avenue, 17th Street, Kentuckyg Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue SE just east of CapitoHill — was developed to provide affordable housing for peopl e moving to Washington following Worlxd War I. As housing prices and rents have increasedd inrecent years, developers have moved to build larger houses there. Mead’s Row, 1305-1331 H St. NE, comprisex row houses with two living levels above retailstorefront shops. A proposap to build a new parking lot forH Street’xs up-and-coming restaurant/bar scene threatense these unique properties.
The Superintendent’s House, 5211 Little Falls Road NW, a two-story Civil War-erza home, and the adjacent Dalecarlia Reservoirt are NationalHistoric Landmarks. The Washington owner of the property, recentl y proposed to demolishthe building. DCPL officials have encouraged the aqueducty to either rehabilitate the buildiny or lease it to a user who woulcd bettermaintain it. Three of the structures are repeats from last the church, the Foundry Branch Trolley trestlde and the Barney Circlse neighborhood. Miller said preservatio needs to be acommunity effort.
“It’ss not as productive to have preservatiojn put down on someond as it is to have it percolates fromthe residents,” she said.

Monday, November 22, 2010

JLS Singer Severed His Hand During Tour Rehearsal - OMG, Music!

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Sunday, November 21, 2010

Ferrellgas profit dips, sales drop - Business Courier of Cincinnati:

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In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission aftert the market closed on theOverland Park-based propane retaileer (NYSE: FGP) reported earnings available to commonm shareholders of $32.5 million, or 48 cents a share, for the This compares with earnings of $34.8 million, or 55 cent a share, for the same period last year. Revenue for the quarterd was $561.1 million, down from $712.1 million last Ferrellgas said in the SEC filing that lowee propane prices contributed tothe quarter’ds lower revenue. The company said it sold 239.2 millionj gallons of propane duringthe quarter, down 5 percentt from 252.1 million gallons in the same quartetr last year.
Retail sales volumea decreased mainly because of temperatures that were 5 percenty warmer than last year and customer conservation relatefd to theweak economy, the company said. Ferrellgas rankz No. 10 on the Kansax City BusinessJournal ’s list of area public companies.

Friday, November 19, 2010

Business events scheduled for the coming week - BusinessWeek

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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Manny's Steakhouse, Chino Latino get new CEO - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

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Monroe, chairman of Bloomington, Minn.-based Krass Monroe, has provided Parasolw with legal, financial and business advicesince 2000. He will stay on at the law shiftingsome day-to-day operations to other membere of the management team. In a statement, Parasole co-foundet Phil Roberts said that the company has increasingly reliefd on Monroeas it’s grown. “I’m an enthusiastic but when it comes to finance andlegal matters, I’m as competent as a wheel of Roberts said. “Having aboard in a formal capacity justmakews sense, since he has long since become integra to our operations.
” In additionb to Manny’s and Chino Latino, Parasol e also operates Figlio, Good Earth, The Living Room, Mufaletta Café, Pittsburgh Blue, Prohibitionh and Salut Bar Américain. The companu also founded and The Oceanair eSeafood Room, but have since spun them off.