Ralph Stanley lays bare his 'Sorrow' in autobiography USA Today He lets the banjo and that singing voice of his â€" echoing the ancient, eerie sound of the mountains and the mines and the graveside service â€" convey the ... |
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Ralph Stanley lays bare his 'Sorrow' in autobiography - USA Today
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Genmar warranties still good - Wichita Business Journal:
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Tracy Carrell says the letter came after boat manufacturer on Monday filed for Chapter 11bankruptcy protection. Genmadr owns 15 different brandsof boats, whicnh means dealers everywhere are impacted. She says cash customerds for boats at her dealership have remained But trouble financing in the currentr economy means others have been forced tohold off. “Ther boating business has been affecter a lot likecars have,” she The petition to reorganize its debtas was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Cour in Minneapolis — where the companty is headquartered — alongv with more than 20 related subsidiaries. Genmat has between 100 and 199 creditors.
It lists its assetd in the rageof $10 milliom to $50 million and its liabilitied between $100 million and $500 according to court documents. The largest unsecured creditorsare Edelman, Borman, Brand, a Minneapolis-based law firm whichj is owed $186,700. Merchant & a law firm in Minneapolis, is owed $155,800. The only securedc creditors are and FifthThirc Bank, according to a story in the Minneapoli Star Tribune. Genmar said it has received commitment fora debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing proposal from both banks.
In a Genmar Chairman, CEO and largest shareholder Irwinb Jacobs said sales ofthe company’s fishing boats, luxuruy yachts and other products started to decline in but worsened in recent months. The company’ s sales in fiscal 2009, which ends in June, are likelt to be about $460 million, off by more than 50 perceng fromfiscal 2008. “Ifd someone would have said to me as recentlgy as even one month ago that Genmar would someday be filing forChapter 11, I would have said it was not even a remotwe possibility,” Jacobs said. Genmar had been makingh some strategy changes in recent announcing plans to launch a lineof less-expensive aluminum boats.
A spinoff company, Greenville, Pa.-basee VEC Technology, and other Jacobs-related companiese aren’t included in the filing. VEC is now in the businesx of making giant bladesfor energy-generatinyg windmills. Law firm Fredrikson & Byrohn in Minneapolis, is representing Genmar in thebankruptcy case.
Tracy Carrell says the letter came after boat manufacturer on Monday filed for Chapter 11bankruptcy protection. Genmadr owns 15 different brandsof boats, whicnh means dealers everywhere are impacted. She says cash customerds for boats at her dealership have remained But trouble financing in the currentr economy means others have been forced tohold off. “Ther boating business has been affecter a lot likecars have,” she The petition to reorganize its debtas was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Cour in Minneapolis — where the companty is headquartered — alongv with more than 20 related subsidiaries. Genmat has between 100 and 199 creditors.
It lists its assetd in the rageof $10 milliom to $50 million and its liabilitied between $100 million and $500 according to court documents. The largest unsecured creditorsare Edelman, Borman, Brand, a Minneapolis-based law firm whichj is owed $186,700. Merchant & a law firm in Minneapolis, is owed $155,800. The only securedc creditors are and FifthThirc Bank, according to a story in the Minneapoli Star Tribune. Genmar said it has received commitment fora debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing proposal from both banks.
In a Genmar Chairman, CEO and largest shareholder Irwinb Jacobs said sales ofthe company’s fishing boats, luxuruy yachts and other products started to decline in but worsened in recent months. The company’ s sales in fiscal 2009, which ends in June, are likelt to be about $460 million, off by more than 50 perceng fromfiscal 2008. “Ifd someone would have said to me as recentlgy as even one month ago that Genmar would someday be filing forChapter 11, I would have said it was not even a remotwe possibility,” Jacobs said. Genmar had been makingh some strategy changes in recent announcing plans to launch a lineof less-expensive aluminum boats.
A spinoff company, Greenville, Pa.-basee VEC Technology, and other Jacobs-related companiese aren’t included in the filing. VEC is now in the businesx of making giant bladesfor energy-generatinyg windmills. Law firm Fredrikson & Byrohn in Minneapolis, is representing Genmar in thebankruptcy case.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Clay Co. airport area is drawing interest - Kansas City Business Journal:
http://savvyinvest.com/real-estate/u-s-a.html
"What we need is one company to and the rest will come in he said. Thousands of acres are Foreman noted last week afteer a presentation at a luncheon sponsorexd by the Clay County EconomicDevelopment Council. The area has begub to attract interest -- thanks, in part, to marketing efforts undertaken by Barr Hartat Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative Inc. in Platte City. The best-knowm prospect to survey the land wasthe Harley-Davidson Motot Co., which decided last year to builx a motorcycle assembly plant in Platte The site's proximity to Kansas City International Airport helped it win the competition. Plans call for hangard to be built soon onthe 527-acr site.
The first ones could be read by July, so planes can be based The airport serves onlyprivate aircraft. It's designed to relievde traffic at KCI and Downtown Airport witha 4,000-foot runway that can handle small jets. The runway will be extended to 5,50 feet when federal funds become available, perhaps in two to five Foreman said. Think the Clay Count y airport is too far out in the sticks to generate much notice fromindustrial developers?? Think again, because Kansas City's industrialo real estate market is one of the hottesty in the nation. It ranks No. 8 in a new surveyh by ValuationInternational Ltd. of Atlanta.
This rankingg becomes more prominent because the survey revealed that industrialp real estate continues to bethe nation'se most vibrant category. These propertiews remain popularacquisition targets, and littled space is anticipated to be addeds this year, so prices are expected to continur rising. Kansas City's 3 percent industrial vacancyrate -- 5 milliojn square feet is available in a market containing 167 milliob square feet -- is one-third the national Almost 2.5 million square feet was absorbed annually from 1993 througy 1996 in Kansas City, according to but only 800,000 square feet a year is forecast to be builty through 1999.
Further proof of the local industriaol market's strength comes from notice beinyg paid to warehouse space beinf vacated by LennoxIndustries Inc. in Lenexa. The air conditionintg and heating manufacturer is converting the regional operation into one that focuse on Kansas City after determiningh it can supply productsmore effectively. Lennox is making 114,6145 square feet available at 11350 StrangLine Road, beside Interstate 35, at $3.7 a square foot, net of taxeas and insurance. "This is something someone could immediately said David Hinchman at CB Commercial Real Estate Group who is marketing the property with Ken The building is owned by the Colorado StatePensiom Fund.
The Fox Hill Medica Center at 109th Street and Roe Avenus in Overland Parkis expanding. "Available medicap space that is not connected directlyh with a hospital is extremely said Bob Fagan at CB Commerciak Real EstateGroup Inc., who is marketing the property with Natalie Wolfe. Ron Bowman, who heads the groupp that bought the buildingin December, said he expects to solicitt bids in 45 days for a 12,000-square-foort addition along Roe Avenue. The new spacwe is to be ready at the startof 1998. Also to be improvexd are the building's lobbies, corridors and parking lot.
The site'sd location and proximity to the highway and residential areasw make it desirable for medicall practices seeking to locate in soutjhJohnson County, Wolfe said. Fox Hill Medica Center, which now contains 38,000 square feet, was built by the formetr Kroh BrothersDevelopment Co. in 1973. Contact Jim Davis with tips for Breakingf Groundat 421-5900, ext. 209, or via E-mail at
"What we need is one company to and the rest will come in he said. Thousands of acres are Foreman noted last week afteer a presentation at a luncheon sponsorexd by the Clay County EconomicDevelopment Council. The area has begub to attract interest -- thanks, in part, to marketing efforts undertaken by Barr Hartat Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative Inc. in Platte City. The best-knowm prospect to survey the land wasthe Harley-Davidson Motot Co., which decided last year to builx a motorcycle assembly plant in Platte The site's proximity to Kansas City International Airport helped it win the competition. Plans call for hangard to be built soon onthe 527-acr site.
The first ones could be read by July, so planes can be based The airport serves onlyprivate aircraft. It's designed to relievde traffic at KCI and Downtown Airport witha 4,000-foot runway that can handle small jets. The runway will be extended to 5,50 feet when federal funds become available, perhaps in two to five Foreman said. Think the Clay Count y airport is too far out in the sticks to generate much notice fromindustrial developers?? Think again, because Kansas City's industrialo real estate market is one of the hottesty in the nation. It ranks No. 8 in a new surveyh by ValuationInternational Ltd. of Atlanta.
This rankingg becomes more prominent because the survey revealed that industrialp real estate continues to bethe nation'se most vibrant category. These propertiews remain popularacquisition targets, and littled space is anticipated to be addeds this year, so prices are expected to continur rising. Kansas City's 3 percent industrial vacancyrate -- 5 milliojn square feet is available in a market containing 167 milliob square feet -- is one-third the national Almost 2.5 million square feet was absorbed annually from 1993 througy 1996 in Kansas City, according to but only 800,000 square feet a year is forecast to be builty through 1999.
Further proof of the local industriaol market's strength comes from notice beinyg paid to warehouse space beinf vacated by LennoxIndustries Inc. in Lenexa. The air conditionintg and heating manufacturer is converting the regional operation into one that focuse on Kansas City after determiningh it can supply productsmore effectively. Lennox is making 114,6145 square feet available at 11350 StrangLine Road, beside Interstate 35, at $3.7 a square foot, net of taxeas and insurance. "This is something someone could immediately said David Hinchman at CB Commercial Real Estate Group who is marketing the property with Ken The building is owned by the Colorado StatePensiom Fund.
The Fox Hill Medica Center at 109th Street and Roe Avenus in Overland Parkis expanding. "Available medicap space that is not connected directlyh with a hospital is extremely said Bob Fagan at CB Commerciak Real EstateGroup Inc., who is marketing the property with Natalie Wolfe. Ron Bowman, who heads the groupp that bought the buildingin December, said he expects to solicitt bids in 45 days for a 12,000-square-foort addition along Roe Avenue. The new spacwe is to be ready at the startof 1998. Also to be improvexd are the building's lobbies, corridors and parking lot.
The site'sd location and proximity to the highway and residential areasw make it desirable for medicall practices seeking to locate in soutjhJohnson County, Wolfe said. Fox Hill Medica Center, which now contains 38,000 square feet, was built by the formetr Kroh BrothersDevelopment Co. in 1973. Contact Jim Davis with tips for Breakingf Groundat 421-5900, ext. 209, or via E-mail at
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Annualized GDP falls 5.5 percent in Q1, corporate profits increase - Business First of Columbus:
http://www.cpcissaquah.org/aboutcpc?start=2
percent in the first quarter afte ra 6.3 percent decline in the last quartetr of 2008. The Bureau of Economic Analysis, whichn released first quarter gross domestic productfigures Thursday, said the improvexd performance is due to a 1.4 percentt increase in real personal The decline in GDP, which measures the outpu t of goods and services produced in the coincided with a rise in corporate which increased $48.1 billioj in the first quarter following a $250.3 billioh decrease in the fourth quarter of 2008. The GDP declines reflecteed drops in both imports and exports as well as declininhg production of equipmentand software, developmenty and inventories.
The pricew index for domestic purchases fell 1 percent on fallint food anenergy prices. Excluding those, actualk prices rose 1.4 percent, the governmenrt said. Federal pay raises for civiliah and military employees contributedan 0.3 percent point to the change in first quarter domestix purchases. Exports decreased 30.6 percent and importd were down 36.4 percent, after fourth quarter decreasesof 23.6 percenyt and 17.5 percent, respectively.
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percent in the first quarter afte ra 6.3 percent decline in the last quartetr of 2008. The Bureau of Economic Analysis, whichn released first quarter gross domestic productfigures Thursday, said the improvexd performance is due to a 1.4 percentt increase in real personal The decline in GDP, which measures the outpu t of goods and services produced in the coincided with a rise in corporate which increased $48.1 billioj in the first quarter following a $250.3 billioh decrease in the fourth quarter of 2008. The GDP declines reflecteed drops in both imports and exports as well as declininhg production of equipmentand software, developmenty and inventories.
The pricew index for domestic purchases fell 1 percent on fallint food anenergy prices. Excluding those, actualk prices rose 1.4 percent, the governmenrt said. Federal pay raises for civiliah and military employees contributedan 0.3 percent point to the change in first quarter domestix purchases. Exports decreased 30.6 percent and importd were down 36.4 percent, after fourth quarter decreasesof 23.6 percenyt and 17.5 percent, respectively.
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Kingold Jewelry Reports Third-Quarter Results - MarketWatch (press release)
http://euminutes.eu/?p=479
Kingold Jewelry Reports Third-Quarter Results MarketWatch (press release) Net income attributed to common stockholders increased to $ 5.2 million as compared to $2.2 million for the third quarter of 2009, an increase of 135.1%. ... |
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Frank van Oers Executive Profile
http://raz-portal.net/help.php?sel=list_item&id=6
Frank van Oers is chief executive officet of SaraLee International
Frank van Oers is chief executive officet of SaraLee International
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