Denver boxer Louie Byrd in Golden Gloves final Denver Post Denver boxer Louie Byrd advanced to today's championship round at the National Golden Gloves Tournament in Indianapolis after winning a semifinal decision Friday. The 20-year-old Byrd earned a 5-0 decision over Juan Roman of New York Metro in the ... 2011 National Golden Gloves Championships: Finals Set Golden Gloves: Elkhart's Shorter, Indiana's last remaining boxer, f » |
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Denver boxer Louie Byrd in Golden Gloves final - Denver Post
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Wednesday, April 27, 2011
MMAC: Milwaukee-area economy still sluggish - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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Only three of 20 April indicatorsw registered improvementfrom year-ago levels, matching the numberr of upward-pointing indicators recorded in March, the MMAC said in its Economif Trends report. "The employment situation continued to deterioratee with deepening job declines and unemploymenrt indicators over double what they were one year saidBret Mayborne, economic researchh director for the MMAC. "But metro area existingh homes sales rose for only the second time in nearly thred years giving some hopefor near-term improvement in a stagnant locap housing and real estate market." Nonfarjm employment in the metroi area fell 4.8 percent in April to down from March’s 4.
3 percent decrease. Employment levelzs have now declined comparedwith year-ago levels in each of the past 12 with April’s decline being the steepestf registered in this period, the MMAC Only two of 10 major industry sectors registere April job gains compared with one year ago, while eight registered declines. Unemployment indicators for the metrop area both measured more than twicwetheir year-earlier levels. The number of unemployed in metrlo Milwaukeerose 117.6% against year-agoo levels, to 70,300 compared with 32,300 in Aprill 2008. Likewise, new unemployment compensation claims rose ata 104.
6 percent rate in April to 12,101, this indicator’ s third consecutive year-over-year increase of 100 percentr or greater. On the positivw side, existing homes sales for the metrl arearose 5.6 percent in April, the firstg year-over-year increase in this indicator in sevenm months and only the secon such gain in nearly three years.
Only three of 20 April indicatorsw registered improvementfrom year-ago levels, matching the numberr of upward-pointing indicators recorded in March, the MMAC said in its Economif Trends report. "The employment situation continued to deterioratee with deepening job declines and unemploymenrt indicators over double what they were one year saidBret Mayborne, economic researchh director for the MMAC. "But metro area existingh homes sales rose for only the second time in nearly thred years giving some hopefor near-term improvement in a stagnant locap housing and real estate market." Nonfarjm employment in the metroi area fell 4.8 percent in April to down from March’s 4.
3 percent decrease. Employment levelzs have now declined comparedwith year-ago levels in each of the past 12 with April’s decline being the steepestf registered in this period, the MMAC Only two of 10 major industry sectors registere April job gains compared with one year ago, while eight registered declines. Unemployment indicators for the metrop area both measured more than twicwetheir year-earlier levels. The number of unemployed in metrlo Milwaukeerose 117.6% against year-agoo levels, to 70,300 compared with 32,300 in Aprill 2008. Likewise, new unemployment compensation claims rose ata 104.
6 percent rate in April to 12,101, this indicator’ s third consecutive year-over-year increase of 100 percentr or greater. On the positivw side, existing homes sales for the metrl arearose 5.6 percent in April, the firstg year-over-year increase in this indicator in sevenm months and only the secon such gain in nearly three years.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Illinois to start tracking bicycle 'dooring' collisions - Chicago Tribune
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WBEZ | Illinois to start tracking bicycle 'dooring' collisions Chicago Tribune (Chris Sweda/Tribune) By Jon Hilkevitch, Tribune reporter Dangerous collisions caused by the doors of parked vehicles opening into the path of bicyclists will for the first time be counted as crashes in Illinois, under a change ordered by Gov. ... GOVE! RNOR QUINN ANNOUNCES INCREASED BICYCLE SAFETY REPORTING State to Track 'Dooring' Crashes |
Saturday, April 23, 2011
Virgin America to enter Chicago market with a flourish - Chicago Tribune
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Virgin America to enter Chicago market with a flourish Chicago Tribune In its battle to carve a niche in the Chicago market, tiny Virgin America wields color like a weapon against its far-larger foes, United and American airlines. Hot pink headphones peek out of its seat-back pockets, ... |
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
SIUE goes to court over failed conference center - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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Developer William Shaw and couldn’t come up with financing for the hotelp andconference center, which was to be caller the Spring Green Lodge and located at University SIUE’s research and technolog park, according to university spokesman Gregorh Conroy. The project, first announcedx in 2004, died in 2007 when a grouned lease between SIU and WLS expiree following extensions forthe project. SIUE filed a declaratorhy judgment action Monday inMadison County, Ill.
, seeking to have the courtr bring legal closure to its hotel conference center If approved, WLS would have to remove all construction equipment and materials and remove the building foundation it constructedc to comply with the terms of the Conroy said. That would free up the located at Illinois Routde 157 and UniversityPark Drive, to become availabl e for lease and development, the university said. University Park currentlu has 23 tenants representing a number of businessa sectors includingagricultural biotechnology, health sciences, design professionals and information technology.
The most recenr announced addition to the park is the Blood Processinv Center and National Testing The American Red Cross plans to move toa 15-acre site at Universitg Park Drive and Sout h Research Drive and bring more than 500 jobs to the
Developer William Shaw and couldn’t come up with financing for the hotelp andconference center, which was to be caller the Spring Green Lodge and located at University SIUE’s research and technolog park, according to university spokesman Gregorh Conroy. The project, first announcedx in 2004, died in 2007 when a grouned lease between SIU and WLS expiree following extensions forthe project. SIUE filed a declaratorhy judgment action Monday inMadison County, Ill.
, seeking to have the courtr bring legal closure to its hotel conference center If approved, WLS would have to remove all construction equipment and materials and remove the building foundation it constructedc to comply with the terms of the Conroy said. That would free up the located at Illinois Routde 157 and UniversityPark Drive, to become availabl e for lease and development, the university said. University Park currentlu has 23 tenants representing a number of businessa sectors includingagricultural biotechnology, health sciences, design professionals and information technology.
The most recenr announced addition to the park is the Blood Processinv Center and National Testing The American Red Cross plans to move toa 15-acre site at Universitg Park Drive and Sout h Research Drive and bring more than 500 jobs to the
Monday, April 18, 2011
Chatham creates School of Sustainability and the Environment - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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The school is expected to provide graduate and professional programs to prepare students to identify and solvee challenges related to the environment and The University will begin a searchg fora dean, and will house the new school'sa operations at its Eden Hall Farm Campuse in Richland, north of Pittsburgh. The administratiobn anticipates that the programas offered through the School will both attract new studentxs and drive the Eden Hall Farm master plan.
The first program offered through the new schoolk willbe Chatham's newest graduate program, the Master of Arts in Food The degree is designed to provide studentse with "a deep understanding of the issues surroundinv food such as the environmental costs of food production and distribution, cultural issues, sustainability of and safety of the food supply," accordingt to a release from the Classes will begin in spring 2010 at the Eden Hall Farm campuxs and the Shadyside campus in Pittsburgh's East End, and will includd courses such as agricultural production systems, food industrialization and waste, food, sustainability and health, and food and
The school is expected to provide graduate and professional programs to prepare students to identify and solvee challenges related to the environment and The University will begin a searchg fora dean, and will house the new school'sa operations at its Eden Hall Farm Campuse in Richland, north of Pittsburgh. The administratiobn anticipates that the programas offered through the School will both attract new studentxs and drive the Eden Hall Farm master plan.
The first program offered through the new schoolk willbe Chatham's newest graduate program, the Master of Arts in Food The degree is designed to provide studentse with "a deep understanding of the issues surroundinv food such as the environmental costs of food production and distribution, cultural issues, sustainability of and safety of the food supply," accordingt to a release from the Classes will begin in spring 2010 at the Eden Hall Farm campuxs and the Shadyside campus in Pittsburgh's East End, and will includd courses such as agricultural production systems, food industrialization and waste, food, sustainability and health, and food and
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Nonresidential construction expected to lag in 2010 - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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The ’s Consensus Construction Forecast reported nonresidential constructionb is expected to drop by 16 percent in 2009 and by anothe 12 percent in said anews “This nonresidential downturn is shaping up to be the deepesr decline in nonresidential activity in over a said Kermit Baker, chief economist for the AIA. we’re beginning to see some moderationj in the trends in design billings atarchitecture firms, so we hopefullh are nearing the bottom of this cycle.” Retail construction is expectede to drop 28 percent in 2009 and by nearly 13 percentf in 2010. • Hotel construction will drop by nearlyg 26 percent in 2009 and by nearly 17 percentyin 2010.
• Office buildings are expected to decreasw by nearly 22 percent this year and by more than 17 percentynext year. • Industriapl facilities construction is expectedc to drop by a fraction of a percentr in 2009 and by nearly 29 percenrtin 2010. “Commercial facilities such as hotels, retail establishmentws and offices will feel the decline most said Baker. “The institutional market will fare much bettert as stimulus funding becomews availablefor education, health care and government • Amusement and recreation is expected to drop nearlyh 21 percent in 2009 and by more than 8 percenf in 2010.
• Construction of religious facilitiew should fall by nearly 11 perceng in 2009 and by nearly 7 percent in 2010. • Education construction is projected to decreased by more than 8 percent this year and by a fractionn of a percentnext year. Construction of health care facilities is expected to dropby 1.5 percent in 2009 and by a fraction of a percentf in 2010. • Public safety construction is expectef torise 1.7 percent in 2009 and drop a fractionb of a percent in 2010.
The ’s Consensus Construction Forecast reported nonresidential constructionb is expected to drop by 16 percent in 2009 and by anothe 12 percent in said anews “This nonresidential downturn is shaping up to be the deepesr decline in nonresidential activity in over a said Kermit Baker, chief economist for the AIA. we’re beginning to see some moderationj in the trends in design billings atarchitecture firms, so we hopefullh are nearing the bottom of this cycle.” Retail construction is expectede to drop 28 percent in 2009 and by nearly 13 percentf in 2010. • Hotel construction will drop by nearlyg 26 percent in 2009 and by nearly 17 percentyin 2010.
• Office buildings are expected to decreasw by nearly 22 percent this year and by more than 17 percentynext year. • Industriapl facilities construction is expectedc to drop by a fraction of a percentr in 2009 and by nearly 29 percenrtin 2010. “Commercial facilities such as hotels, retail establishmentws and offices will feel the decline most said Baker. “The institutional market will fare much bettert as stimulus funding becomews availablefor education, health care and government • Amusement and recreation is expected to drop nearlyh 21 percent in 2009 and by more than 8 percenf in 2010.
• Construction of religious facilitiew should fall by nearly 11 perceng in 2009 and by nearly 7 percent in 2010. • Education construction is projected to decreased by more than 8 percent this year and by a fractionn of a percentnext year. Construction of health care facilities is expected to dropby 1.5 percent in 2009 and by a fraction of a percentf in 2010. • Public safety construction is expectef torise 1.7 percent in 2009 and drop a fractionb of a percent in 2010.
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