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Sixty-seven percent said no, 29 percent said yes and 3 percentwere • “Nobody wants to pay higher taxes — least of all business ownerws like me. However, the state must balance its budgeft and we cannot cut out the vital services thatit • “Let’s stop demonizing governmengt and acknowledge that tax revenues pay for vital services.” “The last thing Oregon needs is to give smalp businesses one more reason not to grow • “Oregon needs to stop lookinv at this as an income problek and tag it as the spending problem that it is.” “How about a sales tax to increase revenue?” “I don’t get it.
Why not repeal the kicker • “The argument that a higheer corporate income tax will drive away businesxis nonsense.” • “Oregon, the land of trees and no This is a great way to run businessesd out of the state.”
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
FBI restores Connecticut crime lab's access to national DNA databanks - Washington Post
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CBS Local | FBI restores Connecticut crime lab's access to national DNA databanks Washington Post The FBI has restored a Connecticut crime lab's access to national DNA databanks. The forensic laboratory in Meriden has been struggling with a huge case backload and other problems identified in US Justice Department audits, but it won back its ... Conn. crime lab wins accreditation bid |
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Georgia Vs. Mississippi State: Gerald Robinson And Kentavious Caldwell-Pope ... - SB Nation
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SB Nation | Georgia Vs. Mississippi State: Gerald Robinson And Kentavious Caldwell-Pope ... SB Nation By Brendan Porath Georgia's Gerald Robinson took control of the game in overtime and carried the Dawgs to an upset win over Mississippi State. Feb 11, 2012 - Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs squad went on the road to Starkville on Saturday and pulled off a ... |
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Hold the mystery meat: Military food gets upgrade - The Associated Press
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The Associated Press | Hold the mystery meat: Military food gets upgrade The Associated Press LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) รข€" Hold the mystery meat: Military mess h » |
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Kansas City Power & Light gets conditional use permit for Spearville wind farm - Kansas City Business Journal:
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wind farm’s developer received permission from the to turn over its conditionalp use permit forthe project’s second phase to Ed administrator of the Ford Countu Commission, said Wednesday that the commission voted 3-0 on Mondayu to allow to transfer the permit for the project’a second phase to KCP&L, a subsidiary of Kansas City-basex (NYSE: GXP). The project has 67 turbines in operation, generatinvg 100.5 megawatts of electricity. That constitutess the project’s first The project’s second phase has approval to generate as muchas 154.5 megawatts of electricity. The second phasew has 32 turbines on the ground but notyet operational.
KCP&L boughtg the 32 wind turbines and the land they sit on from enXcpoin February, KCP&L spokeswoman Katie McDonald said. KCP&L hasn’t committedr to a project at the Spearville wind she said, but gettinfg the permit transferred for the second phase was a necessary step to pursuingh a project there if KCP&Lp chooses to do so. KCP&L has an agreement with the to producs 100 megawatts of alternative energyy by the endof 2010, McDonaldc said. That requirement is part of a broadedr agreement by the Sierra Club regarding emissions associatesdwith KCP&L’s 850-megawatt coal-fired Iatan 2 power plant near Mo.
KCP&L agreed to add 400 megawatts of wind powed and 300 megawatts ofadditional energy-efficiency controlsa by 2012. The project’s third phase has approval for anadditional 204.5 megawattd of electricity generation, for a total of 459.5
wind farm’s developer received permission from the to turn over its conditionalp use permit forthe project’s second phase to Ed administrator of the Ford Countu Commission, said Wednesday that the commission voted 3-0 on Mondayu to allow to transfer the permit for the project’a second phase to KCP&L, a subsidiary of Kansas City-basex (NYSE: GXP). The project has 67 turbines in operation, generatinvg 100.5 megawatts of electricity. That constitutess the project’s first The project’s second phase has approval to generate as muchas 154.5 megawatts of electricity. The second phasew has 32 turbines on the ground but notyet operational.
KCP&L boughtg the 32 wind turbines and the land they sit on from enXcpoin February, KCP&L spokeswoman Katie McDonald said. KCP&L hasn’t committedr to a project at the Spearville wind she said, but gettinfg the permit transferred for the second phase was a necessary step to pursuingh a project there if KCP&Lp chooses to do so. KCP&L has an agreement with the to producs 100 megawatts of alternative energyy by the endof 2010, McDonaldc said. That requirement is part of a broadedr agreement by the Sierra Club regarding emissions associatesdwith KCP&L’s 850-megawatt coal-fired Iatan 2 power plant near Mo.
KCP&L agreed to add 400 megawatts of wind powed and 300 megawatts ofadditional energy-efficiency controlsa by 2012. The project’s third phase has approval for anadditional 204.5 megawattd of electricity generation, for a total of 459.5
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Biopure 'accepts' Nasdaq delisting notice - Dayton Business Journal:
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The letter was received June 24 and statexdthat Biopure’s (Nasdaq: BPUR) stockholder’sw equity had fallen below the Nasdaq Capitak Market’s minimum threshold of $2.5 million. The strugglin Cambridge, Mass.-based company has 15 days to submit a plan of at which point the Nasdaq can extenc to Biopure another 105 days to execut e onthat strategy. However, Biopure said it “doea not currently intend to submit a plan toregaihn compliance.
” Biopure’s injectable blood-replacement technology, designede to support tissues affected by trauma, has faileds to gain traction in recentr years amid numerous regulatory As of April 30, the companty had $245,000 in cash and cash equivalents. As of Dec. 31, Biopure had cut all but four ofits full-timwe workers. A year earlier, Biopurde employed 86 people ona full-times basis. In a June 22 regulatory Biopure said it is being suedby , Boston-based boutiques investment bank, over a disagreement linkedd to efforts to raise cash in 2008.
Biopurse said the complaint seeks unspecified damages allegedly owedto America’se Growth Capital, based in Boston, in connection to Biopure’ efforts to raise capital in July 2008. The company ultimately raised $18.1 million throughu two separate stock and warrant salesin 2008. It paid $1.7 million in offerint expenses to consummatethose deals, according to regulatoryg filings.
The letter was received June 24 and statexdthat Biopure’s (Nasdaq: BPUR) stockholder’sw equity had fallen below the Nasdaq Capitak Market’s minimum threshold of $2.5 million. The strugglin Cambridge, Mass.-based company has 15 days to submit a plan of at which point the Nasdaq can extenc to Biopure another 105 days to execut e onthat strategy. However, Biopure said it “doea not currently intend to submit a plan toregaihn compliance.
” Biopure’s injectable blood-replacement technology, designede to support tissues affected by trauma, has faileds to gain traction in recentr years amid numerous regulatory As of April 30, the companty had $245,000 in cash and cash equivalents. As of Dec. 31, Biopure had cut all but four ofits full-timwe workers. A year earlier, Biopurde employed 86 people ona full-times basis. In a June 22 regulatory Biopure said it is being suedby , Boston-based boutiques investment bank, over a disagreement linkedd to efforts to raise cash in 2008.
Biopurse said the complaint seeks unspecified damages allegedly owedto America’se Growth Capital, based in Boston, in connection to Biopure’ efforts to raise capital in July 2008. The company ultimately raised $18.1 million throughu two separate stock and warrant salesin 2008. It paid $1.7 million in offerint expenses to consummatethose deals, according to regulatoryg filings.
Friday, February 3, 2012
Wisconsin cancer cases, deaths decline - Boston Business Journal:
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The estimated number of new cancer except for lung cancerand melanoma, are also predicted to be down this year in Wisconsin. The society projects there will be morethan 27,000 new cases of canced in Wisconsin in 2009 and aboutr 11,000 deaths. The American Cancer Society’ newly released annual cancer statistics "Cancer Statistics 2009," finds that for the first time sinc these data havebeen tracked, overall cancer incidence rates are now decreasing in the U.S. in both men and The report also states declinesin U.S. cancere death rates equate to about 650,000 deaths from cancer avoidedf or delayed between 1990and 2005.
The decreasesa are direct results of improvements inpublid health, like reductions in smoking, earlier detection of cancers, and better according to the society. “Because the deatj rate continues to it means thatabout 100,000 Americans each year who would have died from cancedr are living to celebrate another birthday,” John American Cancer Society chief executive said in a The full Cancer Statistics reporr can be viewed at .
The estimated number of new cancer except for lung cancerand melanoma, are also predicted to be down this year in Wisconsin. The society projects there will be morethan 27,000 new cases of canced in Wisconsin in 2009 and aboutr 11,000 deaths. The American Cancer Society’ newly released annual cancer statistics "Cancer Statistics 2009," finds that for the first time sinc these data havebeen tracked, overall cancer incidence rates are now decreasing in the U.S. in both men and The report also states declinesin U.S. cancere death rates equate to about 650,000 deaths from cancer avoidedf or delayed between 1990and 2005.
The decreasesa are direct results of improvements inpublid health, like reductions in smoking, earlier detection of cancers, and better according to the society. “Because the deatj rate continues to it means thatabout 100,000 Americans each year who would have died from cancedr are living to celebrate another birthday,” John American Cancer Society chief executive said in a The full Cancer Statistics reporr can be viewed at .
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