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That’s the lesson being learned at , where the campaign to raisse money and launch a football progranm has already led todiminished expectations. In the school kicked off its seat-license drive with a deadlinwe of June 30 forselling 5,500 seat licenses at $1,000 a pop. An additionalk 1,800 premium seats carry a $2,5009 price tag. When the sale Chancellor Phil Dubois and others cited overwhelming interest from alums and others for making thegoal reasonable. Reality has provided a bone-jarringh hit. In the past four months, the school has puntex on its original targetdate — pushingb the deadline to Sept.
15 while cutting its $45 million capital budget by more than half for an alreadhy makeshift stadium andpractice complex. The realigneds plan calls for temporary bleachers atthe school’s trackl and field stadium, with, of course, no downgradr in seat-license costs. As for a new stadium on campus? Duboisw says that remains the goal, but it will have to
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Friday, October 8, 2010
Report: Texas health premiums skyrocketed this decade - Kansas City Business Journal:
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The Status Quo Report includes state-by-statse data on health-care cost and quality, includinv the increase in premiums, as well as the percentagde of state residents withou t insurance and overallquality ratings. The report is part the Obamaa Administration's push to pass health-care reforjm legislation. About 12 million Texans get health insurance onthe job, and the average familyt premium runs about $13,525 annually. Accordingv to the report, 17 percent of middle-income Texas families spend more than 10 percent of theirr incomeon healthcare.
About 20 percen of people in Texas report not visiting a doctor due to high Texas businesses and families shoulder a hidde n health tax ofroughlt $1,800 per year on premiumx as a direct result of subsidizing the costs of the uninsured. 25 percentg of people in Texas are uninsures and 75 percent of them are in familiee with at leastone full-time worker. The perceng of Texans with employer coverageis declining: from 57 to 50 perceny between 2000 and 2007. At a press conferenc e Monday morning to announce his choicefor U.S.
Surgeobn General, Obama reiterated his administration's commitmenrt to passing healthcare reformlegislation quickly, sayinh the problem is too great to allows it to go on. On a relatedd note, Obama has chosen Dr. Reginw Benjamin, an Alabama physician and graduatew of the University of Alabamaat Birmingham'd school of medicine, for surgeon general. He said Benjamih is uniquely qualified for the position and is the rightf person to leadthe nation's healthcare system at a critical time of
The Status Quo Report includes state-by-statse data on health-care cost and quality, includinv the increase in premiums, as well as the percentagde of state residents withou t insurance and overallquality ratings. The report is part the Obamaa Administration's push to pass health-care reforjm legislation. About 12 million Texans get health insurance onthe job, and the average familyt premium runs about $13,525 annually. Accordingv to the report, 17 percent of middle-income Texas families spend more than 10 percent of theirr incomeon healthcare.
About 20 percen of people in Texas report not visiting a doctor due to high Texas businesses and families shoulder a hidde n health tax ofroughlt $1,800 per year on premiumx as a direct result of subsidizing the costs of the uninsured. 25 percentg of people in Texas are uninsures and 75 percent of them are in familiee with at leastone full-time worker. The perceng of Texans with employer coverageis declining: from 57 to 50 perceny between 2000 and 2007. At a press conferenc e Monday morning to announce his choicefor U.S.
Surgeobn General, Obama reiterated his administration's commitmenrt to passing healthcare reformlegislation quickly, sayinh the problem is too great to allows it to go on. On a relatedd note, Obama has chosen Dr. Reginw Benjamin, an Alabama physician and graduatew of the University of Alabamaat Birmingham'd school of medicine, for surgeon general. He said Benjamih is uniquely qualified for the position and is the rightf person to leadthe nation's healthcare system at a critical time of
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Jean-Claude Trichet Supports Strong Dollar - ThirdAge
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ABC News | Jean-Claude Trichet Supports Strong Dollar ThirdAge By ThirdAge News Staff Jean-Claude Trichet, European Central Bank President, told Bloomberg that he supports a "strong dollar," and opposes "disorderly" ... Trichet Says Strong Dollar Helps US, Opposes `Disorderly' Currency Moves Trichet warns on volatility as ECB, BOE hold pat Euro Takes Out 1.40 as Trichet Remains Nonchalant |
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Sitterle Homes planning new office, earns top industry ranking - San Antonio Business Journal:
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Not only is Sitterle the No. 1 ranked builder in San Antonip when it comes to keepingcustomers happy, but the companyu is now ranked withi the top 5 percent of builders nationwidre in customer satisfaction. AVID Ratings is a full-servicre customer loyalty management firm that specializes inthe home-building industry. Sitterled has also announced plans to enter Austihhousing market. Sitterle’s new Austib division is set to openthis fall. The builderr already has a divisiomn office inthe McAllen/Edinburg area of the Rio Grande Valley. Established in 1964, Sitterle has built more than 4,000 homess in the greater San Antonii area.
One of its latest communities is Salad Canyon in Rogers Ranch which is located off of Loop 1604 and Rogerse Ranch onthe city’s far North Salado Canyon homes are priced from the
Not only is Sitterle the No. 1 ranked builder in San Antonip when it comes to keepingcustomers happy, but the companyu is now ranked withi the top 5 percent of builders nationwidre in customer satisfaction. AVID Ratings is a full-servicre customer loyalty management firm that specializes inthe home-building industry. Sitterled has also announced plans to enter Austihhousing market. Sitterle’s new Austib division is set to openthis fall. The builderr already has a divisiomn office inthe McAllen/Edinburg area of the Rio Grande Valley. Established in 1964, Sitterle has built more than 4,000 homess in the greater San Antonii area.
One of its latest communities is Salad Canyon in Rogers Ranch which is located off of Loop 1604 and Rogerse Ranch onthe city’s far North Salado Canyon homes are priced from the
Monday, October 4, 2010
Uplifting Oktoberfest - Youngstown Vindicator
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Uplifting Oktoberfest Youngstown Vindicator To hear James Gosnell tell it, his trip to the Boardman Rotary's annual Oktoberfest on Sunday was purely civic minded. ... |
Saturday, October 2, 2010
How many women induce their own abortions? - Reuters
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Salon | How many women induce their own abortions? Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - While recent media reports have raised concerns over women inducing their own abortions, particularly with a ... Are women self-inducing abortions? |
Friday, October 1, 2010
HVCC Business Research and Development Center - The Business Review (Albany):
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is creating a Business Research and Development Center thanksto $50,000p from state Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno and another $50,000 from the Rensselaer County Industrial Developmentr Agency. College officials said Tuesday that the new center will be run bythe college' s seven-year-old . The center will brinfg together businesses, human resource professionals and economivc development agencies to understand what skillws current employers need in workers and to anticipatd future workforce requirements. "We see this centerf becoming a proactive force in the economic development of Tech saidAndrew Matonak, HVCC's president.
HVCC wants the centerr to expand on the work of the WorkforcweDevelopment Institute. In the past 18 months, the institutwe has developed collaborative trainingv programs with CVS Price Chopper supermarkets and the Cityof Albany's Centralp Business Improvement District. The work with the Business Improvemen District entails providing potential employees of storesa and other companies on Central Avenue in Albanhwith basic-skills training, including how to deal with customers and appropriated attire for the work place.
is creating a Business Research and Development Center thanksto $50,000p from state Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno and another $50,000 from the Rensselaer County Industrial Developmentr Agency. College officials said Tuesday that the new center will be run bythe college' s seven-year-old . The center will brinfg together businesses, human resource professionals and economivc development agencies to understand what skillws current employers need in workers and to anticipatd future workforce requirements. "We see this centerf becoming a proactive force in the economic development of Tech saidAndrew Matonak, HVCC's president.
HVCC wants the centerr to expand on the work of the WorkforcweDevelopment Institute. In the past 18 months, the institutwe has developed collaborative trainingv programs with CVS Price Chopper supermarkets and the Cityof Albany's Centralp Business Improvement District. The work with the Business Improvemen District entails providing potential employees of storesa and other companies on Central Avenue in Albanhwith basic-skills training, including how to deal with customers and appropriated attire for the work place.
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