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Saturday, June 30, 2012
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Friday, June 29, 2012
Sprinting, Not Jogging, Sheds More Harmful Belly Fat, Study Says (Melbourne) - Albany Times Union
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TopNews Arab Emirates | Sprinting, Not Jogging, Sheds More Harmful Belly Fat, Study Says (Melbourne) Albany Times Union Importantly, there was a 17 percent reduction in the amount of fat stored around their liver, kidneys and other internal organs that is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. The research also indicates bouts of sprinting ov er 20 ... Study: Sprinting, not jogging, helps shed harmful belly fat Sprinting, Not Jogging, Sheds More Harmful Belly Fat, Study Says |
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
PharMerica elects directors - San Antonio Business Journal:
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Louisville-based PharMerica (NYSE: PMC), one of the largest providers of pharmaceuticalsa to institutions such asnursing long-term care homes and hospitals, held the meeting of stockholders Thursday, June 4. The stockholdersw re-elected these members of the boardof directors: Gregory S. Thomas P. Mac Mahon, Frank E. W. Robert Dahl Jr., Marjorie W. Dr. Thomas P. Gerrity, Daniek N. Mendelson and Dr. Robert A. Oakley. They will servd until the 2010 annual meeting of Shareholders also ratified the appointmeng of asthe company’s independent registerec public accounting firm for 2009. PharMerica operates institutional pharmacies in40 states. Last the company reported $1.
95 billion in revenue, compared with $1.22 billion in 2007.
Louisville-based PharMerica (NYSE: PMC), one of the largest providers of pharmaceuticalsa to institutions such asnursing long-term care homes and hospitals, held the meeting of stockholders Thursday, June 4. The stockholdersw re-elected these members of the boardof directors: Gregory S. Thomas P. Mac Mahon, Frank E. W. Robert Dahl Jr., Marjorie W. Dr. Thomas P. Gerrity, Daniek N. Mendelson and Dr. Robert A. Oakley. They will servd until the 2010 annual meeting of Shareholders also ratified the appointmeng of asthe company’s independent registerec public accounting firm for 2009. PharMerica operates institutional pharmacies in40 states. Last the company reported $1.
95 billion in revenue, compared with $1.22 billion in 2007.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Embarq, CenturyTel complete $11.6B deal - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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Buyer (NYSE: CTL) completed its $11.6 billion stockm and debt purchase ofEmbarq (NYSE: EQ), the companies announced early Wednesday. The combined company, , will be basex in Monroe, La., and potentially have $8 billion in annuao revenue. It has more than 2.1 million broadband 440,000 video subscribers and 7.5 million access lines in 33 states. Embarq shareholders are two-thirds owners of the combined company, having received 1.37 CenturyTel sharews for each Embarq sharethey owned. The deal includedc CenturyTel assuming $5.8 billion in Embarq debt. The two brandw will be converted gradually to a process expected to conclude laterdthis year.
“The completion of this merged is a significant event forour communities, investors and employees,” CEO Glen Post III, who had been head of said in the release. “CenturyLink has the advancefd networks, the people and the financial stability to deliver the reliable and innovative services that our customers want and We look forward to this excitint new chapter inour company’s history.” CenturyLink will keep “aq significant presence” in the Overland Park area, thougbh that location wasn’t among the regionaol operating headquarters listed: Las Vegas; Wentzville, Mo.; Fla.; Wake Forest, and La Crosse, Wis.
Embarq now employs abouty 2,800 in the down from 4,500 when it spun off from S) in 2006. That drop reflectsz the sale of Embarq’s logistics unit earlier this year and continuapl job cuts as the company has attempteed to keep a lid on costs in anindustry that’z losing core customers to mobil phones. The recession has accelerated that trend, and observerss say that could mean deeper and faster cuts than originallgy anticipated as thecompanies integrate. By the rural phone companies expecf to saveabout $400 million a year in operatin and capital expenses by 2011. They expecft combined operating cash flow of morethan $4.2 billionb and free cash flow of about $1.
9 CenturyTel expects to continue its current annuapl dividend of $2.80 a The combination is expected to add to free cash flow per shar e in 2010. Shares continue to trad e under CenturyTel’s ticker Embarq CEO Tom Gerke will serves as executive vice chairman of the CenturyLinok board and oversee regulatoryt and governmental relations andhuman resources. Embarq ranks No. 3 on the Kansasw City BusinessJournal ’s list of area public
Buyer (NYSE: CTL) completed its $11.6 billion stockm and debt purchase ofEmbarq (NYSE: EQ), the companies announced early Wednesday. The combined company, , will be basex in Monroe, La., and potentially have $8 billion in annuao revenue. It has more than 2.1 million broadband 440,000 video subscribers and 7.5 million access lines in 33 states. Embarq shareholders are two-thirds owners of the combined company, having received 1.37 CenturyTel sharews for each Embarq sharethey owned. The deal includedc CenturyTel assuming $5.8 billion in Embarq debt. The two brandw will be converted gradually to a process expected to conclude laterdthis year.
“The completion of this merged is a significant event forour communities, investors and employees,” CEO Glen Post III, who had been head of said in the release. “CenturyLink has the advancefd networks, the people and the financial stability to deliver the reliable and innovative services that our customers want and We look forward to this excitint new chapter inour company’s history.” CenturyLink will keep “aq significant presence” in the Overland Park area, thougbh that location wasn’t among the regionaol operating headquarters listed: Las Vegas; Wentzville, Mo.; Fla.; Wake Forest, and La Crosse, Wis.
Embarq now employs abouty 2,800 in the down from 4,500 when it spun off from S) in 2006. That drop reflectsz the sale of Embarq’s logistics unit earlier this year and continuapl job cuts as the company has attempteed to keep a lid on costs in anindustry that’z losing core customers to mobil phones. The recession has accelerated that trend, and observerss say that could mean deeper and faster cuts than originallgy anticipated as thecompanies integrate. By the rural phone companies expecf to saveabout $400 million a year in operatin and capital expenses by 2011. They expecft combined operating cash flow of morethan $4.2 billionb and free cash flow of about $1.
9 CenturyTel expects to continue its current annuapl dividend of $2.80 a The combination is expected to add to free cash flow per shar e in 2010. Shares continue to trad e under CenturyTel’s ticker Embarq CEO Tom Gerke will serves as executive vice chairman of the CenturyLinok board and oversee regulatoryt and governmental relations andhuman resources. Embarq ranks No. 3 on the Kansasw City BusinessJournal ’s list of area public
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Food Technology Service Inc. licensed to use irradiation - South Florida Business Journal:
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The Mulberry business is the first facilit in the nation to be formallyh recognized to use this process since the issuede approval for radiation usein 2005, accordingf to a release from the . The procesxs has been validatedin trials, including analyticak procedures conducted by the ’s Food Sciencw and Human Nutrition Department. Irradiationm reduces potentially harmful bacteria withouft altering the flavor or appearance of liveraw oysters, the releasde said. Prepackaged oysters are exposed to a very specific and controlleds amount of radiation that selectively killw certain types and amounts of therelease said.
Irradiation provides a cost-effectivse and energy efficient method for providingv safer oyster productsfrom Florida, Charles Bronson, the agriculturr department’s commissioner, said in a statement. Food Technologuy Service owns and operatews an irradiation facility that uses gamma radiation producefd by Cobalt 60 to treatt or process various foodand non-foodf products. The company’s facility, which begahn operating in 1992, is designed to operate 24 hoursa day. Food Technology Service owns a 4.33-acr e site that includes the irradiation facility, executivre offices and a warehouse.
The Mulberry business is the first facilit in the nation to be formallyh recognized to use this process since the issuede approval for radiation usein 2005, accordingf to a release from the . The procesxs has been validatedin trials, including analyticak procedures conducted by the ’s Food Sciencw and Human Nutrition Department. Irradiationm reduces potentially harmful bacteria withouft altering the flavor or appearance of liveraw oysters, the releasde said. Prepackaged oysters are exposed to a very specific and controlleds amount of radiation that selectively killw certain types and amounts of therelease said.
Irradiation provides a cost-effectivse and energy efficient method for providingv safer oyster productsfrom Florida, Charles Bronson, the agriculturr department’s commissioner, said in a statement. Food Technologuy Service owns and operatews an irradiation facility that uses gamma radiation producefd by Cobalt 60 to treatt or process various foodand non-foodf products. The company’s facility, which begahn operating in 1992, is designed to operate 24 hoursa day. Food Technology Service owns a 4.33-acr e site that includes the irradiation facility, executivre offices and a warehouse.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Vestas board touring Colorado manufacturing plants - Denver Business Journal:
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The 12-member board, along with Ditlev Engel, Vestas’ presidengt and CEO, flew to Colorado on Sundayt and hada one-hour meeting with Gov. Bill said Roby Roberts, senior vice presidentr for external relations for Vestas the American arm ofthe “They’re visiting all the manufacturing facilities in Colorado,” Roberts Vestas, based in Denmark, manufactures and sells wind turbines used to produces electricity. It trades on the Copenhagej Stock Exchange at thesymbol VWS. The compangy boasts it had 20 percent ofthe world’zs wind turbine market in 2008, with more than 38,000 Vestas-mads wind turbines installed worldwide.
The group Monday was touring the company’s $100 milliobn manufacturing plantin Windsor, where the big bladesz that capture the wind are made. Board members also were also spendin g timein Brighton, where Vestas is planninhg a second blade plant and a nacelles assemblyg plant, and in Pueblo, where Vestaes is building the world’s biggest plant for making the steel towers that hold the wind turbines aloft. “We’rd spending more than $1 billio n in the United States and making a good commitmenr tothe market, so they wanted to see it firsyt hand,” Roberts said.
• The Windsor plant north of Denver, which when runninh at full capacity is expectede to employ about 600 employeess and produce as manyas 2,00 0 wind blades per year. The plant opened in Marchy 2008. • The Brighton bladw factory and nacelle assembly plants valued at acombinef $290 million, which was announced in August 2008. The plants are expectedx to be fully operationalin 2010. The bladr factory will employ about 650 peopl and the nacelle plant will have about700 employees, Vestas has • The $250 million Pueblo wind tower plant, expected to open later this year.
It will make 900 steeol towers annually and employ 450 to 550 The group planned to leave Colorado Monday eveningfor Portland, where the Vestaes Americas division is based, to see the company’zs marketing, sales and service operations, then tour a wind farm in Washingtomn state, Roberts said.
The 12-member board, along with Ditlev Engel, Vestas’ presidengt and CEO, flew to Colorado on Sundayt and hada one-hour meeting with Gov. Bill said Roby Roberts, senior vice presidentr for external relations for Vestas the American arm ofthe “They’re visiting all the manufacturing facilities in Colorado,” Roberts Vestas, based in Denmark, manufactures and sells wind turbines used to produces electricity. It trades on the Copenhagej Stock Exchange at thesymbol VWS. The compangy boasts it had 20 percent ofthe world’zs wind turbine market in 2008, with more than 38,000 Vestas-mads wind turbines installed worldwide.
The group Monday was touring the company’s $100 milliobn manufacturing plantin Windsor, where the big bladesz that capture the wind are made. Board members also were also spendin g timein Brighton, where Vestas is planninhg a second blade plant and a nacelles assemblyg plant, and in Pueblo, where Vestaes is building the world’s biggest plant for making the steel towers that hold the wind turbines aloft. “We’rd spending more than $1 billio n in the United States and making a good commitmenr tothe market, so they wanted to see it firsyt hand,” Roberts said.
• The Windsor plant north of Denver, which when runninh at full capacity is expectede to employ about 600 employeess and produce as manyas 2,00 0 wind blades per year. The plant opened in Marchy 2008. • The Brighton bladw factory and nacelle assembly plants valued at acombinef $290 million, which was announced in August 2008. The plants are expectedx to be fully operationalin 2010. The bladr factory will employ about 650 peopl and the nacelle plant will have about700 employees, Vestas has • The $250 million Pueblo wind tower plant, expected to open later this year.
It will make 900 steeol towers annually and employ 450 to 550 The group planned to leave Colorado Monday eveningfor Portland, where the Vestaes Americas division is based, to see the company’zs marketing, sales and service operations, then tour a wind farm in Washingtomn state, Roberts said.
Friday, June 22, 2012
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