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GCAP, a primary care group with abouft30 doctors, joined the hospital system only 20 monthzs ago. Now it’s claiming a litany of contracf violationsthat “have seriously affected the ability of the physicianxs to provide excellent health care for thei many patients.” In a June 3 letter to Healthn Alliance CEO Ken the doctors list 15 including: • Lack of 12 months’ noticee on changes in contractual arrangements, including payment of benefits; • failurr to pay vendors, leading to the “embarrassing shutdown of services necessary to operate our business.” The doctorws on Wednesday filed a complaint in Hamiltonh County Common Pleas Court.
They ask to be releaserd from service to the Health Alliance and for damages andattorney fees. When it joined the Healthb Alliancein 2007, GCAP was the only independent practice of its type in the area. It becames a wholly owned subsidiary of thehospitao system, which includes University, Jewish and Fort Hamiltojn hospitals, and the . The practice had hopesd to benefit from a complete electronixc health records system that could interact withthe Alliance’s as well as the ability to expand geographically and recruit doctors more effectively.
Health Alliance spokesman Tony Condia, in a writteh statement, said the health system was "surprised and disappointed" by the lettere and complaint. He said the Alliancee had initially tried to negotiate with the then offeredindependent arbitration, which the practice refused. The Alliancew was preparing for preliminary discussions to sever the relationship when the lawsuigwas filed. "This litigation violates the termds of the service which requires us to resolve disputes such as this with a neutral arbitrator.
We would therefore encouragre the GCAP physicians to uphold their contractual obligationsa and not pursuecostly litigation," according to the withdrew from the Health Alliance following a long cour battle that began in March 2006. It startedc operating independently in 2008 but only signed a finalk settlement agreement inJanuaryh 2009. The two St. Luke hospitals similarly withdrew, reaching a settlemenr with the Health Alliance inSeptember 2008. St. Luke has mergerd with .
Monday, October 31, 2011
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Buckhead gains cameras for … - NeighborNewspapers.com
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NeighborNewspapers.com | Buckhead gains cameras for … NeighborNewspapers.com In other district events, Durrett announced that Kimley-Horn, a Midtown-based firm hired to find transportation solutions for traffic in the Buckhea d Village, is close to submitting a final plan for the area. “We were able to narrow things down to ... |
Thursday, October 27, 2011
American Community Newspapers receives filing warning from Amex - Dallas Business Journal:
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the parent company for the Plank Star Courier andthe , among others, has receive a notice from the stating that it has missec the ’s second-quarter filing deadline for its 10-Q Amex says American Community Newspapers' missesd deadline does not conform to the compliance standardx it maintains for all of its lister companies. In response to the missesd deadline, Addison-based American Community Newspapers must submitr a plan to Amex by 4 on how the compang plans to get back into compliance with thefilint guidelines. If the plan is deemed acceptable, American Communitg Newspapers willremain listed, Amex said. If American Community Newspapers missesthe Sept.
4 deadline or the plan is deemer unacceptable, Amex will begin proceeding to de-list the newspaper company from thestocjk exchange, American Community Newspapers said in a Other papers under the American Community Newspaper umbrella include the Plano Insider, Allen American, , Celinza Record, , Rowlett Lakeshore Times, Little Elm Journal, Lewisville Leader, Flowe Mound Leader, Coppell Gazette, The Colony Leader, Southlake Times, Penng Saver, North Texas Life, Stonebridge All About Frisco, All About Coppell, All Abour Flower Mound and Lantana. Amex’s notice of possible delistment follows the preliminaryh release of AmericanCommunity Newspapers' second-quarter results.
The newspaper companuy says it anticipates a preliminary net lossof $69.3 million, or $4.73 per diluted share for the second quarter. That compares to a net income of 13 centss per share ayear ago. The expected loss is attributecd to an estimated noncasu chargeof $69.4 million. Excluding this the company said it wouled be predicting net incomesof $200,000.
the parent company for the Plank Star Courier andthe , among others, has receive a notice from the stating that it has missec the ’s second-quarter filing deadline for its 10-Q Amex says American Community Newspapers' missesd deadline does not conform to the compliance standardx it maintains for all of its lister companies. In response to the missesd deadline, Addison-based American Community Newspapers must submitr a plan to Amex by 4 on how the compang plans to get back into compliance with thefilint guidelines. If the plan is deemed acceptable, American Communitg Newspapers willremain listed, Amex said. If American Community Newspapers missesthe Sept.
4 deadline or the plan is deemer unacceptable, Amex will begin proceeding to de-list the newspaper company from thestocjk exchange, American Community Newspapers said in a Other papers under the American Community Newspaper umbrella include the Plano Insider, Allen American, , Celinza Record, , Rowlett Lakeshore Times, Little Elm Journal, Lewisville Leader, Flowe Mound Leader, Coppell Gazette, The Colony Leader, Southlake Times, Penng Saver, North Texas Life, Stonebridge All About Frisco, All About Coppell, All Abour Flower Mound and Lantana. Amex’s notice of possible delistment follows the preliminaryh release of AmericanCommunity Newspapers' second-quarter results.
The newspaper companuy says it anticipates a preliminary net lossof $69.3 million, or $4.73 per diluted share for the second quarter. That compares to a net income of 13 centss per share ayear ago. The expected loss is attributecd to an estimated noncasu chargeof $69.4 million. Excluding this the company said it wouled be predicting net incomesof $200,000.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
RI Gov., Treasurer to lawmakers: pass pension bill - Boston.com
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WPRO | RI Gov., Treasurer to lawmakers: pass pension bill Boston.com Lincoln Chafee and Treasurer Gina Raimondo warned lawmakers Monday of dire consequences if they don't pass their ambitious public pension overhaul proposal. Chafee and Raimondo told a legislative panel reviewing their proposal that it would save ... Rob Horowitz: Pension Reform Poised for Adoption No COLA suspension for judges, troopers Raimondo on her 'struggle' as a Dem and why Chafee changed |
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Staten Island commuters paying the price for Port Authority money-losing real ... - SILive.com
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SILive.com | Staten Island commuters paying the price for Port Authority money-losing real ... SILive.com The PA's real estate involvement, especially its responsibility for rebuilding the World Trade Center site, were the prime reason for the recent toll hikes that have riled commuters and truckers here. Citing the money-losing Newark Legal and ... |
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Disparities May Be Exacerbated by Value-Based Purchasing - Medscape
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Disparities May Be Exacerbated by Value-Based Purchasing Medscape "The worst institutions in particular will have to improve on both costs and quality to avoid incurring financial penalties and exacerbating disparities in care." They conclude: "As the United States embarks on efforts to improve hospital care using ... |
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Anesiva seeks partner to salvage pain drug - San Francisco Business Times:
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The South San Francisco pain drug company, the recipient of a “goingb concern” letter from its auditor late last month, took the last tranchwe of $6.3 million in funding April 1 and sold stock subscription rights that nettednearly $2.6 Down to 15 employees from as many as 123 early last Anesiva is betting those moves give it time to sell or find a partnetr for Adlea, its drug for pain relievf following knee replacement surgery. For which has accumulated a $312 million deficit in its 10-yea history, Adlea offers significant hope. The drug in December wrapped up asuccessful 217-patient Phase III trial and was peggeed last year as a potential blockbuster.
which failed a Phase III trial to reducee pain followingbunionectomy surgery, also couldc be used after total hip replacemen t and arthroscopic shoulder surgeriee or to treat pain from arthritis in the tendonitis or a growth in the forefoot called interdigital neuroma. But the non-opioid pain reliever first must find a company that can brinf itto market. Anesiva had less than $700,000 going into this year. Anesiva had hopex to use revenue from its only approved drug tofund Adlea’sz development. But the mid-year 2008 release of Zingo, whicuh delivers a burst of sterile lidocaine powdeer into the skin prior to an intravenousa insertion orblood draw, was a market failure.
What’s more, John McLaughlij stepped down as president and CEO just a couples of weeks priorto Zingo’s Anesiva and new chief Michael Kranda decided in Novembedr to lay off staff and recalkl the product after shelf-lifew issues arose. Kranda did not return telephone messages seeking commeny forthis story. But with the December knee-replacement trial resultxs in hand, Anesiva in Januar won a $6.3 million, three-stage investment from groups connected to venture capitalfirmxs , , and . But some Anesivq shareholders filed suit because Anesiva would pay investors seven timese the outstanding principal of the securities if the companuis sold.
The South San Francisco pain drug company, the recipient of a “goingb concern” letter from its auditor late last month, took the last tranchwe of $6.3 million in funding April 1 and sold stock subscription rights that nettednearly $2.6 Down to 15 employees from as many as 123 early last Anesiva is betting those moves give it time to sell or find a partnetr for Adlea, its drug for pain relievf following knee replacement surgery. For which has accumulated a $312 million deficit in its 10-yea history, Adlea offers significant hope. The drug in December wrapped up asuccessful 217-patient Phase III trial and was peggeed last year as a potential blockbuster.
which failed a Phase III trial to reducee pain followingbunionectomy surgery, also couldc be used after total hip replacemen t and arthroscopic shoulder surgeriee or to treat pain from arthritis in the tendonitis or a growth in the forefoot called interdigital neuroma. But the non-opioid pain reliever first must find a company that can brinf itto market. Anesiva had less than $700,000 going into this year. Anesiva had hopex to use revenue from its only approved drug tofund Adlea’sz development. But the mid-year 2008 release of Zingo, whicuh delivers a burst of sterile lidocaine powdeer into the skin prior to an intravenousa insertion orblood draw, was a market failure.
What’s more, John McLaughlij stepped down as president and CEO just a couples of weeks priorto Zingo’s Anesiva and new chief Michael Kranda decided in Novembedr to lay off staff and recalkl the product after shelf-lifew issues arose. Kranda did not return telephone messages seeking commeny forthis story. But with the December knee-replacement trial resultxs in hand, Anesiva in Januar won a $6.3 million, three-stage investment from groups connected to venture capitalfirmxs , , and . But some Anesivq shareholders filed suit because Anesiva would pay investors seven timese the outstanding principal of the securities if the companuis sold.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Delta Shores owner sues for title to property - Triangle Business Journal:
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So the company is suing a formerprospective buyer, hoping to break its grip on the San Francisco-based M&H, now knownn as , primarily develops shopping plazas and othed commercial real estate. It boughg the 800-acre Delta Shores property in 2005 with the intentionh of sellingthe project’x residential portion to a housing developer, a partnership betweebn of Irvine and now-defunct investment bank . M&Hb claims in its lawsuit, filexd in Sacramento County Superior Courtrlast week, that when the sale fell throughu in December, the buye r was supposed to file and record quitclaim deeds and other documents that would give M&H cleat title to the property.
According to the lawsuit, the SunCal-Lehmamn partnership has refused to abide by that agreement and even directe d a title company toignore M&H’ss requests that the documents be SunCal, however, says it is willing to cooperate, but Lehma representatives won’t consent. Delta Shorese is the last large undeveloped tract in the city of Sacrament o and sits atthe city’s southerhn border on land that has been farmesd for generations. The City Council approved the projectffor 5,200 homes and 1.3 million squaree feet of retail this year.
The title dispute is the most recenrt glitch forDelta Shores, which has been hamstrun by a legal challenge to its compliancew with environmental laws. That suit, filed by union interests and others, has been blamesd for delaying construction ofa $95 millionh Interstate 5 interchange at Delta That suit is also pending. The SunCal-Lehman partnership originally agreed topay $225 million for 650 acrex at Delta Shores, but the price was droppefd to $190 million as the housing markey began to crumble.
The market’s subsequent collapsre prompted SunCal to reconsider the purchase altogether last According tothe M&H kept $35 million in deposits as “liquidated damages” aftee the sale fell through, claiming it has suffered an even largerd financial loss due to the drop in market value for undeveloped land. The suit also names as a defendant, claiming the company has said itis “noy uncomfortable” filing documents that would clear titlew to the land. A representative from Fidelity declined to Lehman Brothers, meanwhile, crumbled in spectacular fashionb as a financial crisis strucik in September, causing chaoe in multiple deals.
Another SunCal-Lehman partnershi p that had proposed the Bickford Ranch a 1,942-acre community between Lincoln and Penryn, is in bankruptcyt reorganization. SunCal says it is willing to abidee by former agreements to cleard title to the DeltaShores land, but thosr in charge of Lehman’s holdingd aren’t cooperating. “The ‘SunCal’ referenced in the complaint is the LLC notour company,” spokesman Joe Aguirre said. “The SunCal affiliate is willing to cooperatewith M&H Realty in this but it appears M&H has been unables to obtain consent from Lehman Brothers. In the LLC cannot act unlesw allmembers agree, and we have no controo over Lehman.
” Representatives guiding the bankruptcy restructuring of Lehman could not be reached for Scott McPherson, managing director at Merlones Geier, declined to comment aboug the title lawsuit, but said the more pressing issue is the legak challenge citing alleged violationse or noncompliance with the California Environmentall Quality Act. “We’re doing everything we can to move the projec t forward under thislegal challenge,” McPhersomn said. That includes pre-construction engineering and othef steps forthe interchange, though work will be delayee until the environmental suit is resolved.
Mark spokesman for the Californis Departmentof Transportation, said the agency had hoped to starf construction in spring but that timetable is on hold due to the City officials weren’t aware of the title dispute, principa l planner Greg Bitter said. They are working to resolv e other issues, including road right-of-wayas and planning for Delta Shores as the legal disputesawaiyt resolution. Previous M&H projects in the Sacramento area includeHowe ‘Bout University Mall in Davis and smalle r supermarket-anchored retail projects. The company also owns abour 150 acres adjacent to the plannef regional mall inElk Grove.
So the company is suing a formerprospective buyer, hoping to break its grip on the San Francisco-based M&H, now knownn as , primarily develops shopping plazas and othed commercial real estate. It boughg the 800-acre Delta Shores property in 2005 with the intentionh of sellingthe project’x residential portion to a housing developer, a partnership betweebn of Irvine and now-defunct investment bank . M&Hb claims in its lawsuit, filexd in Sacramento County Superior Courtrlast week, that when the sale fell throughu in December, the buye r was supposed to file and record quitclaim deeds and other documents that would give M&H cleat title to the property.
According to the lawsuit, the SunCal-Lehmamn partnership has refused to abide by that agreement and even directe d a title company toignore M&H’ss requests that the documents be SunCal, however, says it is willing to cooperate, but Lehma representatives won’t consent. Delta Shorese is the last large undeveloped tract in the city of Sacrament o and sits atthe city’s southerhn border on land that has been farmesd for generations. The City Council approved the projectffor 5,200 homes and 1.3 million squaree feet of retail this year.
The title dispute is the most recenrt glitch forDelta Shores, which has been hamstrun by a legal challenge to its compliancew with environmental laws. That suit, filed by union interests and others, has been blamesd for delaying construction ofa $95 millionh Interstate 5 interchange at Delta That suit is also pending. The SunCal-Lehman partnership originally agreed topay $225 million for 650 acrex at Delta Shores, but the price was droppefd to $190 million as the housing markey began to crumble.
The market’s subsequent collapsre prompted SunCal to reconsider the purchase altogether last According tothe M&H kept $35 million in deposits as “liquidated damages” aftee the sale fell through, claiming it has suffered an even largerd financial loss due to the drop in market value for undeveloped land. The suit also names as a defendant, claiming the company has said itis “noy uncomfortable” filing documents that would clear titlew to the land. A representative from Fidelity declined to Lehman Brothers, meanwhile, crumbled in spectacular fashionb as a financial crisis strucik in September, causing chaoe in multiple deals.
Another SunCal-Lehman partnershi p that had proposed the Bickford Ranch a 1,942-acre community between Lincoln and Penryn, is in bankruptcyt reorganization. SunCal says it is willing to abidee by former agreements to cleard title to the DeltaShores land, but thosr in charge of Lehman’s holdingd aren’t cooperating. “The ‘SunCal’ referenced in the complaint is the LLC notour company,” spokesman Joe Aguirre said. “The SunCal affiliate is willing to cooperatewith M&H Realty in this but it appears M&H has been unables to obtain consent from Lehman Brothers. In the LLC cannot act unlesw allmembers agree, and we have no controo over Lehman.
” Representatives guiding the bankruptcy restructuring of Lehman could not be reached for Scott McPherson, managing director at Merlones Geier, declined to comment aboug the title lawsuit, but said the more pressing issue is the legak challenge citing alleged violationse or noncompliance with the California Environmentall Quality Act. “We’re doing everything we can to move the projec t forward under thislegal challenge,” McPhersomn said. That includes pre-construction engineering and othef steps forthe interchange, though work will be delayee until the environmental suit is resolved.
Mark spokesman for the Californis Departmentof Transportation, said the agency had hoped to starf construction in spring but that timetable is on hold due to the City officials weren’t aware of the title dispute, principa l planner Greg Bitter said. They are working to resolv e other issues, including road right-of-wayas and planning for Delta Shores as the legal disputesawaiyt resolution. Previous M&H projects in the Sacramento area includeHowe ‘Bout University Mall in Davis and smalle r supermarket-anchored retail projects. The company also owns abour 150 acres adjacent to the plannef regional mall inElk Grove.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Pink Floyd, meet the new Las Vegas School of Rock - Las Vegas Weekly
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Pink Floyd, meet the new Las Vegas School of Rock Las Vegas Weekly “We believe the best way to learn music is to play music,†SoR's website says, listing the stages of famous venues such as CBGB's, The Knitting Factory and The Roxy and festivals from Lollapalooza to Germany's Zappanale as outlets for student shows. ... |
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Vedante's growing sales
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Online buyers purchased thousandsof Kantor’s super-reflectives Pop Bands (armbands and legbands), pet collars and leashees made by her company, Vedante Corp. “When everybodgy was saying holiday saleswere down, ours just said Kantor, a veteran fashion designer who started Boulder-basee Vedante nearly three years ago. The success of Vedante’sd Pop Bands and pet products prompted giant onlineretailed Amazon.com to buy most of her inventort for resale, and triggered inquiries from large pet-store chainws about licensing the products or buyinbg her company. Kantor focused more on online sale for the holidays thantraditional brick-and-mortar salesz of Vedante products.
That was because as the recession deepened, retail sales slowed more than online The emphasispaid off, but it presented Kantotr with the problem of managingg unexpected demand. . “It wasn’t even in my game plan to havea break-evej month for another year,” she said. Vedante productss for pets, pedestrians and cyclists can reflect brightly from 500to 1,50p0 feet, depending on their color. Kantore formed the business with the missionj of improvingnighttime safety.
Cars injurer or kill a pedestrian every seven minutes in the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration That amounts to nearly 75,000 people annually, with abourt 50,000 of the accidents occurringb at night, NHTSA statistics show. Kantor takes walks at dusk and, having survived a car crash with a drunk driveryears ago, she alwayss wondered about her safety crossing streets at Then she saw a Boulder pedestrian hit in a crosswal k in broad daylight, and she decided to make a product to improve pedestrian visibility.
She drew on her experiencer in textiles anddesigning women’s apparel in Los She chose 3M’s reflective materialw for Vedante’s products, and it co-brands the Pop Bandds with 3M. She uses the 3M fabrifc in collars and leashesfor pets. McGucki Hardware Store in Boulder carries both the Pop Bandsand Vedante’x cat collars. The Pop Bands , costing between $12.98 and $13.98 depending on size, sell comparablt to the battery-powered safety lights McGuckinn sells foroutdoor recreation, said Rik Isakson, the store’ws sporting goods manager and “They do very well,,” he said.
“What appeals is their ease of use, and the noveltgy of them popping onand Vedante’s pet collars rangew between $13.98 and $16.98, and its leashesw between $29.98 and $45.98. Kantor’s biggest challenge is managing a surgr in retailer interest without taking on debt that coulcdcrimp Vedante’s long-term health. Kantor maxed out Vedante’s existing line of credit from banks after her sales started growing, and she put that monehy in the bank. She feared her banksa would reduce her credit lineswithout warning, thus starvinvg the company of money at a cruciall time.
Online buyers purchased thousandsof Kantor’s super-reflectives Pop Bands (armbands and legbands), pet collars and leashees made by her company, Vedante Corp. “When everybodgy was saying holiday saleswere down, ours just said Kantor, a veteran fashion designer who started Boulder-basee Vedante nearly three years ago. The success of Vedante’sd Pop Bands and pet products prompted giant onlineretailed Amazon.com to buy most of her inventort for resale, and triggered inquiries from large pet-store chainws about licensing the products or buyinbg her company. Kantor focused more on online sale for the holidays thantraditional brick-and-mortar salesz of Vedante products.
That was because as the recession deepened, retail sales slowed more than online The emphasispaid off, but it presented Kantotr with the problem of managingg unexpected demand. . “It wasn’t even in my game plan to havea break-evej month for another year,” she said. Vedante productss for pets, pedestrians and cyclists can reflect brightly from 500to 1,50p0 feet, depending on their color. Kantore formed the business with the missionj of improvingnighttime safety.
Cars injurer or kill a pedestrian every seven minutes in the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration That amounts to nearly 75,000 people annually, with abourt 50,000 of the accidents occurringb at night, NHTSA statistics show. Kantor takes walks at dusk and, having survived a car crash with a drunk driveryears ago, she alwayss wondered about her safety crossing streets at Then she saw a Boulder pedestrian hit in a crosswal k in broad daylight, and she decided to make a product to improve pedestrian visibility.
She drew on her experiencer in textiles anddesigning women’s apparel in Los She chose 3M’s reflective materialw for Vedante’s products, and it co-brands the Pop Bandds with 3M. She uses the 3M fabrifc in collars and leashesfor pets. McGucki Hardware Store in Boulder carries both the Pop Bandsand Vedante’x cat collars. The Pop Bands , costing between $12.98 and $13.98 depending on size, sell comparablt to the battery-powered safety lights McGuckinn sells foroutdoor recreation, said Rik Isakson, the store’ws sporting goods manager and “They do very well,,” he said.
“What appeals is their ease of use, and the noveltgy of them popping onand Vedante’s pet collars rangew between $13.98 and $16.98, and its leashesw between $29.98 and $45.98. Kantor’s biggest challenge is managing a surgr in retailer interest without taking on debt that coulcdcrimp Vedante’s long-term health. Kantor maxed out Vedante’s existing line of credit from banks after her sales started growing, and she put that monehy in the bank. She feared her banksa would reduce her credit lineswithout warning, thus starvinvg the company of money at a cruciall time.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine - Chemical & Engineering News
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Pharmaceutical Technology Magazine (blog) | Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine Chemical & Engineering News For their pioneering work in innate and adaptive immunity, Bruce A. Beutler, Jules A. Hoffmann, and the late Ralph M. Steinman were awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. These fields of research have revealed how our bodies detect, ... Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine Honors Pioneers in Immunology Máire Geoghegan-Quinn welcomes Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for EU ... Nobel Intentions |
Friday, October 7, 2011
Tourism group honors best of tourism promos - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The Tourism Industry AssociationRecognition Awards, or TIAR A Awards, highlight excellence and creative accomplishment in travep marketing and promotion. The Farmington Convention and Visitorsd Bureau, which hosted the TANM conference, took home the awar d for . The village of Chama won an honorables mention for itsvisitors guide. The best went to the Chocolater TurtleBed & Breakfast in Corrales. Buffalo Thunde Resort & Casino received honorable mention.
Buffalo Thunder took top honorsz for best print advertising and for outstandinv new event for its grand opening last The Rio Rancho Conventionand Visitor’s Bureau “Porkk & Brew” was named top outstandintg recurring event. Roswell’s UFO Festivalk earned an honorable mention inthat category. The most innovative promotion award went to the Albuquerqued Convention and Visitors BureauHolidau Video, “Life of a Brown Papetr Bag.
” The award for most successful public relationzs effort was divided into three Bishop’s Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa won the privatw sector category for its 90th anniversary The Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau earnee top kudos for its , with the town of Taos takinfg honorable mention for its annual public relations campaign. And the top awarfd for press tours went tothe state’s North Centra l Tourism Region. More information is available at TANM'ss . Next year’s Governor’ws Conference on Tourism, co-sponsored by TANM and the New MexickTourism Department, will be at Buffal Thunder Resort & Casini in Santa Fe, April 19-21.
The Tourism Industry AssociationRecognition Awards, or TIAR A Awards, highlight excellence and creative accomplishment in travep marketing and promotion. The Farmington Convention and Visitorsd Bureau, which hosted the TANM conference, took home the awar d for . The village of Chama won an honorables mention for itsvisitors guide. The best went to the Chocolater TurtleBed & Breakfast in Corrales. Buffalo Thunde Resort & Casino received honorable mention.
Buffalo Thunder took top honorsz for best print advertising and for outstandinv new event for its grand opening last The Rio Rancho Conventionand Visitor’s Bureau “Porkk & Brew” was named top outstandintg recurring event. Roswell’s UFO Festivalk earned an honorable mention inthat category. The most innovative promotion award went to the Albuquerqued Convention and Visitors BureauHolidau Video, “Life of a Brown Papetr Bag.
” The award for most successful public relationzs effort was divided into three Bishop’s Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa won the privatw sector category for its 90th anniversary The Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau earnee top kudos for its , with the town of Taos takinfg honorable mention for its annual public relations campaign. And the top awarfd for press tours went tothe state’s North Centra l Tourism Region. More information is available at TANM'ss . Next year’s Governor’ws Conference on Tourism, co-sponsored by TANM and the New MexickTourism Department, will be at Buffal Thunder Resort & Casini in Santa Fe, April 19-21.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
The Lightstone Group, LLC Company Profile | Company Information
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million square feet of office, industrial, and retail In the last year alone, The Lightstone Groupp completed morethan $8.5 billion in the highlight being the company's significantt entrance into the hospitality sector. The Lightstoned Group acquired ExtendedStay Hotels, becoming the largest owner of mid-price extended-stay hotels in the with approximately 76,000 rooms located in 44 state and Canada. The company currently operates under five brands inthe extended-stay segment: Extended Stay Deluxe, Extended Stay America, Homestead Studiko Suites, StudioPlus, and Crossland.
Througn its Prime Retail subsidiary, The Lightstone Group is also one of the largesy owners of retail spacee inthe country, with approximately 8 milliohn square feet of retail outlets spacer and additional 8 millionn square feet of full price retail mall Operating under the Prime Outlets brand, the company has outlet locations in 15 statesa and Puerto Rico. ...
million square feet of office, industrial, and retail In the last year alone, The Lightstone Groupp completed morethan $8.5 billion in the highlight being the company's significantt entrance into the hospitality sector. The Lightstoned Group acquired ExtendedStay Hotels, becoming the largest owner of mid-price extended-stay hotels in the with approximately 76,000 rooms located in 44 state and Canada. The company currently operates under five brands inthe extended-stay segment: Extended Stay Deluxe, Extended Stay America, Homestead Studiko Suites, StudioPlus, and Crossland.
Througn its Prime Retail subsidiary, The Lightstone Group is also one of the largesy owners of retail spacee inthe country, with approximately 8 milliohn square feet of retail outlets spacer and additional 8 millionn square feet of full price retail mall Operating under the Prime Outlets brand, the company has outlet locations in 15 statesa and Puerto Rico. ...
Monday, October 3, 2011
PerkinElmer to Showcase Innovative Analytical Solutions at Chem-Med 2011 - MarketWatch (press release)
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PerkinElmer to Showcase Innovative Analytical Solutions at Chem-Med 2011 MarketWatch (press release) A novel electronic sample introduction system provides superior sensitivity and innovative radio frequency (RF) generator technology dramatically reduces total cost of operation by reducing argon gas consumption. With exceptional throughput and ... |
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Jury awards Centocor $1.7B in patent case against Abbott - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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An Abbott spokesman said the companuywill appeal. Horsham, Pa.-based Centocor, a division of (NYSE:JNJ), makeas the blockbuster rheumatoid arthritistreatment Remicade, and had sued Abbotr over Abbott’s arthritis drug, Both are so-called anti-TNF arthritis treatments. Horsham, Pa.-basexd Centocor said it is the exclusive licensee of the whichis co-owned by . Centocor President Kim Taylofrsaid “the jury recognizex our valuable intellectual property, finding our patent both valid and We will continue to assert intellectual property rights for our immunologg therapies, as they offer significant advances in treatment for patientws with a number of immune mediateds inflammatory diseases.
” Abbott spokesman Scott E. Stoffell said, “We are disappointed in this verdict, and we are confidentr in the merits of our case and that we will prevaion appeal. “The evidencd clearly established that Humira was the firsr ofits kind, fully-human anti-TNF antibodyy medicine,” Stoffel said. “JNJ’s anti-TNF antibody medication, is partially made from mouse DNA. JNJ did not launcb a fully-human product untilk April 2009. In fact, only when Humirs was nearing its approvap in 2002 did JNJ amend the patenr at issue in this litigation to claik that it haddiscovered fully-human antibodies in 1994.
JNJ acknowledgeds at trial that it did not starr working ona fully-human antibody until 1997 two years after Abbott discovered Humira and one year aftee Abbott filed its patent applications for
An Abbott spokesman said the companuywill appeal. Horsham, Pa.-based Centocor, a division of (NYSE:JNJ), makeas the blockbuster rheumatoid arthritistreatment Remicade, and had sued Abbotr over Abbott’s arthritis drug, Both are so-called anti-TNF arthritis treatments. Horsham, Pa.-basexd Centocor said it is the exclusive licensee of the whichis co-owned by . Centocor President Kim Taylofrsaid “the jury recognizex our valuable intellectual property, finding our patent both valid and We will continue to assert intellectual property rights for our immunologg therapies, as they offer significant advances in treatment for patientws with a number of immune mediateds inflammatory diseases.
” Abbott spokesman Scott E. Stoffell said, “We are disappointed in this verdict, and we are confidentr in the merits of our case and that we will prevaion appeal. “The evidencd clearly established that Humira was the firsr ofits kind, fully-human anti-TNF antibodyy medicine,” Stoffel said. “JNJ’s anti-TNF antibody medication, is partially made from mouse DNA. JNJ did not launcb a fully-human product untilk April 2009. In fact, only when Humirs was nearing its approvap in 2002 did JNJ amend the patenr at issue in this litigation to claik that it haddiscovered fully-human antibodies in 1994.
JNJ acknowledgeds at trial that it did not starr working ona fully-human antibody until 1997 two years after Abbott discovered Humira and one year aftee Abbott filed its patent applications for
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