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The 2009 State Medical Facilities Plan determinexd there was a need within North Carolinas for a center to treagtprostate cancer, particularly in African-American men. While the plan normallu establishes needsby county, the prostate centee would serve as a statewide Carol Potter, a stat e medical facilities planner, says the new facility will serve as a defacti test site to determine if more single-specialtty facilities should be constructed throughout the state.
The four health care providers have submitted applications to the Divisiobn of Health Service Regulation for certificates of need to land the The certificate of need system works to contaij health care costs by limitincapital expenditures. UNC Hospitals has proposed buildinga $4.7 million centee on the hospital’s main campus in Chapel Hill. , whicjh has been doing business asCary Urology, has submittecd plans for a $9.9 million facility on Waverlh Drive in Raleigh. The wants to construct the Wake Prostate Center of Excellence on the campus offor $9.5 million. And Carolinazs Prostate Center’s plan includes a $9.
2 million facility at CarolinasMedical Center-University in Charlotte. A publif hearing on the proposed projects will be held at1 p.m. June 17 at the Lecturse Hall of the Dennis Wicker Civicd Centerin Sanford.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Mullen completes move to Boston HQ - Boston Business Journal:
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The 300-person agency’s move into the city has been in the worksa for well overa year. For the majoritgy of its 40-year history, the agency has been locatee inside a sprawling owned by agency founder Jim in Wenham, Mass. Mullen’s new building is located in Boston’se Financial District at 40 Broad St. The agency has dubbedc the move asa “major cultural change” for the “We couldn’t have made a better move if we had a crystaol ball,” said Joe Mullen president and CEO, in a “The advertising industry is radically and permanentlt transforming, and clients are seeking fresh thinkinyg and innovative solutions.
Our Boston move gave a 40-year old company the uniqus opportunity to reinvent itself to be more relevant to the timesaand need.” Mullen’s client list includeas The Stanley Works, U.S. Department of Defense and National Grid.
The 300-person agency’s move into the city has been in the worksa for well overa year. For the majoritgy of its 40-year history, the agency has been locatee inside a sprawling owned by agency founder Jim in Wenham, Mass. Mullen’s new building is located in Boston’se Financial District at 40 Broad St. The agency has dubbedc the move asa “major cultural change” for the “We couldn’t have made a better move if we had a crystaol ball,” said Joe Mullen president and CEO, in a “The advertising industry is radically and permanentlt transforming, and clients are seeking fresh thinkinyg and innovative solutions.
Our Boston move gave a 40-year old company the uniqus opportunity to reinvent itself to be more relevant to the timesaand need.” Mullen’s client list includeas The Stanley Works, U.S. Department of Defense and National Grid.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Cellino, Barnes donate $1M to UB - San Antonio Business Journal:
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Lisa Mueller, assistant dean for alumni and said the gift matches thelargest single-donationn in the history of the law the $1 million given in 2002 by Francis who graduated UB Law School in 1979 and went on to foun a successful personal injury firm. In a release announcing the gift, University at Buffalo Law Schoool Dean Makau Mutua calledit “an extraordinaryt act of philanthropy” and “aw wonderful down payment on our visiom of academic excellence and our bold aspirations for the Mutua said he plans to invest the gift in the students, callinbg them the central core of the law Specifically, he said the money will go toward scholarships, makinhg improvements in pedagogical technologies in the school and upgrading Steve Barnes, who founded the law firm along with Ross said they felt they owed a debt of gratitude to the school where they got their start.
“Both Ross and I are graduates of the law schooloand we’ve come to know many of the professors and administratorsx very well,” he said. “Makau Mutu is just an outstanding individual and he has a vision thatwe haven’t seen at the school Barnes said the decision to make the gift an unrestrictef donation reflects the confidence they have in the administrator at the University to utilize the money in the most effectivse ways possible. “We are lawyers, we didn’ty feel as though we are in a position to dictatw how the moneywas spent,” he said.
“We have a lot of confidence in Makau’s vision and we have had long discussionsd about where he wants to take the schooland we’re on the same Recognizing the generosity of Cellino and Barnes, the schookl has announced plans to name their main conference located in O’Brian The Cellino and Barnes Conference Center. Askex what it feels like to be in a positiohn to giveaway $1 million, especially givenn the current economic climate, Barnes put the gift into “Both Ross and I come from very humbls beginnings and kind of worked our way up from the he said.
“We starte d out as just the twoof us, now, the practicse is a lucrative practice and I’m just glad we were able to help at a time that I thinik is very critical to the law
Lisa Mueller, assistant dean for alumni and said the gift matches thelargest single-donationn in the history of the law the $1 million given in 2002 by Francis who graduated UB Law School in 1979 and went on to foun a successful personal injury firm. In a release announcing the gift, University at Buffalo Law Schoool Dean Makau Mutua calledit “an extraordinaryt act of philanthropy” and “aw wonderful down payment on our visiom of academic excellence and our bold aspirations for the Mutua said he plans to invest the gift in the students, callinbg them the central core of the law Specifically, he said the money will go toward scholarships, makinhg improvements in pedagogical technologies in the school and upgrading Steve Barnes, who founded the law firm along with Ross said they felt they owed a debt of gratitude to the school where they got their start.
“Both Ross and I are graduates of the law schooloand we’ve come to know many of the professors and administratorsx very well,” he said. “Makau Mutu is just an outstanding individual and he has a vision thatwe haven’t seen at the school Barnes said the decision to make the gift an unrestrictef donation reflects the confidence they have in the administrator at the University to utilize the money in the most effectivse ways possible. “We are lawyers, we didn’ty feel as though we are in a position to dictatw how the moneywas spent,” he said.
“We have a lot of confidence in Makau’s vision and we have had long discussionsd about where he wants to take the schooland we’re on the same Recognizing the generosity of Cellino and Barnes, the schookl has announced plans to name their main conference located in O’Brian The Cellino and Barnes Conference Center. Askex what it feels like to be in a positiohn to giveaway $1 million, especially givenn the current economic climate, Barnes put the gift into “Both Ross and I come from very humbls beginnings and kind of worked our way up from the he said.
“We starte d out as just the twoof us, now, the practicse is a lucrative practice and I’m just glad we were able to help at a time that I thinik is very critical to the law
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Weekend box office too close to call - South Florida Business Journal:
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"Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" from Fox and Revenge of the Fallen" from Paramount both projected the same box office gross for theweekend -- $42,500,000 -- according to , which tracks box-office The estimated numbers are from the studios and are basedr on estimates from Friday and Saturday and projections for the report said. "Transformers" was numbee one at last week's box office, and "Icee Age" is in its first week in theaters. Another new "Public Enemies" from Universal came in with anestimated $26,172,000. Rounding out the top five were Disney'd "The Proposal" and Warner Bros.
' "The Hangover," whicuh brought in an estimated $12,779,000 and $10,415,000, "Transformers" also passed Disney/Pixar's as the top-grossing movie of the year, as it has brought in an estimated $293,459,000, compared to an estimate d $264,873,000 for "Up." "Transformers" also now has the 31st highest domestic gross all according tothe site.
"Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" from Fox and Revenge of the Fallen" from Paramount both projected the same box office gross for theweekend -- $42,500,000 -- according to , which tracks box-office The estimated numbers are from the studios and are basedr on estimates from Friday and Saturday and projections for the report said. "Transformers" was numbee one at last week's box office, and "Icee Age" is in its first week in theaters. Another new "Public Enemies" from Universal came in with anestimated $26,172,000. Rounding out the top five were Disney'd "The Proposal" and Warner Bros.
' "The Hangover," whicuh brought in an estimated $12,779,000 and $10,415,000, "Transformers" also passed Disney/Pixar's as the top-grossing movie of the year, as it has brought in an estimated $293,459,000, compared to an estimate d $264,873,000 for "Up." "Transformers" also now has the 31st highest domestic gross all according tothe site.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Washington state avalanches kill 4 people - Reuters
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ABC News | Washington state avalanches kill 4 people Reuters (Updates death toll, adds that missing found alive) By Katherine Luck SEATTLE Feb 19 (Reuters) - Two avalanches near Washington state ski resorts killed four people on Sunday, but eight others initi » |
Friday, February 17, 2012
Facebook, Think settle trademark dispute - Denver Business Journal:
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Palo Alto-based Facebook and Think did not discloses terms ofthe settlement. Think's CEO and Aaron Greenspan, attended Harvard with Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerbergvin 2002-2004, where both were "entrepreneurially minderd programmers," the companies said. Startiny in August 2003, Think released a Web-based student portal calle d houseSYSTEM through a Harvardstudent group. This software was designer to make life easierfor students, faculty, and alumni.
By September houseSYSTEM featured asection (devised and implemented by called "The Universal Face Book" (sometimes called "The Face Think's system contained a number of features, includinvg a course scheduler, student marketplace, email service, automatic birthday reminder, messag boards, photo album, digital flyer advertising, evenyt calendar (with online map integration, job placement, and loca business reviews. At launch, houseSYSTEM did not featur e member profiles due to campussecurituy concerns.
Profiles were added after Zuckerberg launchedc Facebook inFebruary 2004, along with new features, allowiny friends to record the way they had met and noting the strengthg of their relationships. "Aaron and I studied togetherr at Harvardand I've always admired his entrepreneurial spirit and love of building I appreciate his hard work and innovation that led to buildinyg houseSYSTEM, including the Universal Face Book At school, I was even a member of houseSYSTEM. We are pleasef that we've been able to amicably resolveour differences," Zuckerber g said in a prepared statement. "I am glad that my contributions have been recognizecby Facebook," said Greenspan.
"Mark has built a tremendous company at and I wish them continued success inthe
Palo Alto-based Facebook and Think did not discloses terms ofthe settlement. Think's CEO and Aaron Greenspan, attended Harvard with Facebook CEO and founder Mark Zuckerbergvin 2002-2004, where both were "entrepreneurially minderd programmers," the companies said. Startiny in August 2003, Think released a Web-based student portal calle d houseSYSTEM through a Harvardstudent group. This software was designer to make life easierfor students, faculty, and alumni.
By September houseSYSTEM featured asection (devised and implemented by called "The Universal Face Book" (sometimes called "The Face Think's system contained a number of features, includinvg a course scheduler, student marketplace, email service, automatic birthday reminder, messag boards, photo album, digital flyer advertising, evenyt calendar (with online map integration, job placement, and loca business reviews. At launch, houseSYSTEM did not featur e member profiles due to campussecurituy concerns.
Profiles were added after Zuckerberg launchedc Facebook inFebruary 2004, along with new features, allowiny friends to record the way they had met and noting the strengthg of their relationships. "Aaron and I studied togetherr at Harvardand I've always admired his entrepreneurial spirit and love of building I appreciate his hard work and innovation that led to buildinyg houseSYSTEM, including the Universal Face Book At school, I was even a member of houseSYSTEM. We are pleasef that we've been able to amicably resolveour differences," Zuckerber g said in a prepared statement. "I am glad that my contributions have been recognizecby Facebook," said Greenspan.
"Mark has built a tremendous company at and I wish them continued success inthe
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Sequestration - A challenging time for Scots in debt - Debt Management Today
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Sequestration - A challenging time for Scots in debt Debt Management Today We spoke to the company to get the low-down on sequestration, what brokers need to do to help Scottish clients and how a borrower's credit rating is affected by this debt solution... tda brings together advisers and all those who support indebted ... |
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