Politico | The Caucus: Feingold Forms Political Group to Combat Corporate Influence New York Times (blog) Russ Feingold, the former Democratic senator from Wisconsin who lost his bid for re-election in November, has formed a new political organization aimed at countering the impact of corporate money in politics. ... Feingold forms progressive political group Feingold forms PAC to boost liberal candidates, fight corporate influence Feingold forms new political action group |
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The Caucus: Feingold Forms Political Group to Combat Corporate Influence - New York Times (blog)
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Monday, February 14, 2011
MORIKAWA v. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS - Leagle.com
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MORIKAWA v. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Leagle.com "The conclusion of the meeting was as follows: A member stated that the variance would be based on a `de minimis' theory. Another stated: `And on the ... |
Friday, February 11, 2011
Kirby: Genesis begins this May! - Comic Book Movie
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Comic Book Movie | Kirby: Genesis begins this May! Comic Book Movie Coming this May from Dynamite, Kurt Busiek will be re-teaming with Alex Ross for Kirby: Genesis, their first full collaboration since 1993รข€²s Marvels! ... |
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Hawaiian Telcom closes 3 stores - Austin Business Journal:
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Hawaiian Telcom, which is reorganizing under Chapter11 bankruptcy, said Thursday it will close its Kapole i and Windward Mall stores on Oahu and the Lihue store on Kauaoi because of slackening demand and the high cost of maintaininb the stores. The Kapolei location closed earlier this The Windward location will close June 9 and Lihuee will closeJune 16. The company said 23 full - and part-time employees will be affectex bythe closures, but some employees will be transferredd within the company. Hawaiian Telcom will have five storess afterthe closures. “The decision to close severalo of our retail storez wasnot easy.
We take our responsibilit y toour employees, our company and community very This decision was made to enhance the long-term succes s of our company,” said president and CEO Eric Yeaman, in a “We appreciate our customers’ and continued support.”
Hawaiian Telcom, which is reorganizing under Chapter11 bankruptcy, said Thursday it will close its Kapole i and Windward Mall stores on Oahu and the Lihue store on Kauaoi because of slackening demand and the high cost of maintaininb the stores. The Kapolei location closed earlier this The Windward location will close June 9 and Lihuee will closeJune 16. The company said 23 full - and part-time employees will be affectex bythe closures, but some employees will be transferredd within the company. Hawaiian Telcom will have five storess afterthe closures. “The decision to close severalo of our retail storez wasnot easy.
We take our responsibilit y toour employees, our company and community very This decision was made to enhance the long-term succes s of our company,” said president and CEO Eric Yeaman, in a “We appreciate our customers’ and continued support.”
Sunday, February 6, 2011
James Franco May Become 'Oz, the Great and Powerful' - Screen Rant
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Reuters | James Franco May Become 'Oz, the Great and Powerful' Screen Rant James Franco is the latest contender to star in Sam Raimi's 'Oz, the Great and Powerful', now that both Robert Downey Jr. and Johnny Depp have passed on the ... James Franco In Disney's "Oz: The Great And Powerful" James to star in 'Oz, The Great and Powerful'? Franco Circles OZ |
Friday, February 4, 2011
Texas solar bill's death could benefit Tennessee - Memphis Business Journal:
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Over the weekend, Texas legislatore let the clock run out on a bill that woulds have createda $500 million rebate program to build sola installations in the Lone Star State. On Tennessee’ss Capitol Hill Monday, Sen. Jim Kyle was quick to “To any company that had an eye on we say come on up to said Kyle, D-Memphis, who is sponsorinh Gov. Phil Bredesen’s energy bill. Bredesejn has proposed using $600 millioh in stimulus bill funds and new companies investinb here that will producedsolar components, including in Bradleyy County and in Those companies were attracted by a package of state incentiveas and infrastructure-ready industrial megasites.
“Wes t Tennessee is well positioned to attract companiess that will bring in 21stcenturt jobs. The new energy industry can play a big part in gettintg our local economies back onthei feet,” said Sen. Roy Herron, D-Dresden, who worked with Finnehy to get an industrial megasitee inWest Tennessee. Bredesen hopes to position the state as a leader in developing alternative energy sources as part of his legacgy asa two-term governor.
Over the weekend, Texas legislatore let the clock run out on a bill that woulds have createda $500 million rebate program to build sola installations in the Lone Star State. On Tennessee’ss Capitol Hill Monday, Sen. Jim Kyle was quick to “To any company that had an eye on we say come on up to said Kyle, D-Memphis, who is sponsorinh Gov. Phil Bredesen’s energy bill. Bredesejn has proposed using $600 millioh in stimulus bill funds and new companies investinb here that will producedsolar components, including in Bradleyy County and in Those companies were attracted by a package of state incentiveas and infrastructure-ready industrial megasites.
“Wes t Tennessee is well positioned to attract companiess that will bring in 21stcenturt jobs. The new energy industry can play a big part in gettintg our local economies back onthei feet,” said Sen. Roy Herron, D-Dresden, who worked with Finnehy to get an industrial megasitee inWest Tennessee. Bredesen hopes to position the state as a leader in developing alternative energy sources as part of his legacgy asa two-term governor.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Georgia Conservancy names Pierre Howard president - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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Howard was interim president of the environmental organizatiojsince January, following the departure of Jim Stokes, a former partner with . In an e-mailk to Georgia Conservancy members sent outlate Tuesday, Howard said the organizatio n “plays a vital role in the conservation of Georgia’ natural resources, and I look forwarde to the challenge of building a greater networ of environmental advocates for our state and developing a truly statewidr presence.” The organization also announced another key staff decision.
Allison director and founder of , is now senio r vice president of the Wall has worked with state leaders, consumer experts and citizen advocates to promote consume r education and pro-consumer policies across the state, accordint to the release. But what was not in the releasde was the indication Wall is being positioned to succeed Howare as president at some point inthe future. “We have a monumental opportunity to advancre responsible conservation and management of our natural resourcee and wild areasin Georgia,” Wall said in the “Increasingly bi-partisan political consensus, new federal funding prospects and growing publicx sentiment are driving this opportunity.
We at the Georgia Conservancy have a responsibility to Georgiaz to lead the way in this and make the most of this The Georgia Conservancy was founded in 1967 to advocate and educate the public onprotectinh Georgia’s natural environment. It has focusede on clean air, water, land conservation, coastao protection, growth management and environmental education. To read Pierrer Howard’s comments to Georgia Conservancy members, .
Howard was interim president of the environmental organizatiojsince January, following the departure of Jim Stokes, a former partner with . In an e-mailk to Georgia Conservancy members sent outlate Tuesday, Howard said the organizatio n “plays a vital role in the conservation of Georgia’ natural resources, and I look forwarde to the challenge of building a greater networ of environmental advocates for our state and developing a truly statewidr presence.” The organization also announced another key staff decision.
Allison director and founder of , is now senio r vice president of the Wall has worked with state leaders, consumer experts and citizen advocates to promote consume r education and pro-consumer policies across the state, accordint to the release. But what was not in the releasde was the indication Wall is being positioned to succeed Howare as president at some point inthe future. “We have a monumental opportunity to advancre responsible conservation and management of our natural resourcee and wild areasin Georgia,” Wall said in the “Increasingly bi-partisan political consensus, new federal funding prospects and growing publicx sentiment are driving this opportunity.
We at the Georgia Conservancy have a responsibility to Georgiaz to lead the way in this and make the most of this The Georgia Conservancy was founded in 1967 to advocate and educate the public onprotectinh Georgia’s natural environment. It has focusede on clean air, water, land conservation, coastao protection, growth management and environmental education. To read Pierrer Howard’s comments to Georgia Conservancy members, .
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