Mindbreeze Named in KMWorld's 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management MarketWatch (press release) LINZ, Austria, Feb 28, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Mindbreeze, a Fabasoft subsidiary and a leading provider of software for enterprise search and digital cognition, is again listed among KMWorld's 100 companies that matter in knowledge management. RightAnswers Named to KMWorld 9;s 2012 List of 100 Companies That Matter in ... AvePoint Named to KMWorld Magazine's “100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge ... |
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Mindbreeze Named in KMWorld's 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management - MarketWatch (press release)
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неділя, 26 лютого 2012 р.
пʼятниця, 24 лютого 2012 р.
General Electric approved for $10M in tax rebates - Dayton Business Journal:
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The granted preliminary approval Thursday of a tax rebatre of as muchas $10 million over 10 years to creatd as many as 420 jobs, accordinvg to a KEDFA filing. GE said in its KEDFAw filing that it mightinvest $69.2 million in manufacturing lines for the water heaters, for the dishwashet and refrigerator components and for the establishmengt of the data It intends to investt $46.4 million in equipment and startup costs and $22.8 million for fixtures and other improvements, according to the The average wage and benefits package for the jobs is $27.
6q1 per hour, and the average salaruy is $57,440, according to the Annual payroll for the new jobs is $24 Officials with GE Consumer and Industrial, GE’s Louisville-based lighting and industrial power-generation equipment subsidiary, said the wate heater line would be the first new producyt platform at Appliance Park since 1957. “We appreciate the state’es support in the form of this incentivw package and want to thank all those who supported Kim Freeman, public relation director for GE Consumer and said in an e-mail.
She added that the compangy will release more details soon on how theincentivees “will be used to create new jobs and energy-efficienty products at Appliance Park.” Freeman declineds to discuss details of the proposed data centedr or in-sourcing of components for refrigerators and dishwashers made at Appliancr Park. On Thursday, after Businessd First’s press deadline, Louisville Metro Council was scheduledd to hear a proposal by Louisville Metrl Mayor Jerry Abramson to createa tax-increment financinyg district that would provide GE with $2.
5 millionj in occupational tax refunds over 10 yearsw if the company adds a new line to produce energy-efficient products, according to a draft of an ordinance filexd with Metro Council. Abramson said he and Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear spentg an hour discussing the future of Appliance Park with GE CEO Jeff Immelr while he was in town onAprilk 28. Immelt provided “a clear indication” that Louisville would be considered for a new lineof energy-efficientt products that GE plannedd to build, he Abramson added that he is that the combination of city and stater tax incentives and concessions on the part of union workersw at GE would be enougnh to “seal the deal.
” Company officialsa said that adding the jobs at the strugglingt park was contingent on International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniturw Workers-Communications Workers of America Local 761 memberes agreeing to cost-cutting measures proposed by GE Consumeer and Industrial. Union members voter Wednesday to approve theGE proposal, which GE officials said woule be key in bringing a new product to the plant. Among the concessions, the company soughf to freeze pay for union workers untioJune 2011.
Also, newly hired skilled-trade s professionals would be hired at a pay rateof $23 per hour and advanc to $25 per hour over a two-year Newly hired hourly production workers would be hirec at a pay rate of $13 per hour and receive annualk wage increases after their current contract expires in 2011. Freeman said the current startingf wage for skilled workersis $31.22 per The current starting wage for productionb workers is $15.01 per hour. GE Consumer and Industrial’s proposal wasn’t one-sided, The company agreed to add 100 positionsz and bring anew low-cos t dishwasher line to Appliance Park by Dec. 31.
It also vowerd to continue making 18-cubic-foot, top-mount home dishwashers; and 27-inch top-load washinh machines at Appliance Park through at leasrtJune 17, 2011, unless the company decidee to exit the product lines.
The granted preliminary approval Thursday of a tax rebatre of as muchas $10 million over 10 years to creatd as many as 420 jobs, accordinvg to a KEDFA filing. GE said in its KEDFAw filing that it mightinvest $69.2 million in manufacturing lines for the water heaters, for the dishwashet and refrigerator components and for the establishmengt of the data It intends to investt $46.4 million in equipment and startup costs and $22.8 million for fixtures and other improvements, according to the The average wage and benefits package for the jobs is $27.
6q1 per hour, and the average salaruy is $57,440, according to the Annual payroll for the new jobs is $24 Officials with GE Consumer and Industrial, GE’s Louisville-based lighting and industrial power-generation equipment subsidiary, said the wate heater line would be the first new producyt platform at Appliance Park since 1957. “We appreciate the state’es support in the form of this incentivw package and want to thank all those who supported Kim Freeman, public relation director for GE Consumer and said in an e-mail.
She added that the compangy will release more details soon on how theincentivees “will be used to create new jobs and energy-efficienty products at Appliance Park.” Freeman declineds to discuss details of the proposed data centedr or in-sourcing of components for refrigerators and dishwashers made at Appliancr Park. On Thursday, after Businessd First’s press deadline, Louisville Metro Council was scheduledd to hear a proposal by Louisville Metrl Mayor Jerry Abramson to createa tax-increment financinyg district that would provide GE with $2.
5 millionj in occupational tax refunds over 10 yearsw if the company adds a new line to produce energy-efficient products, according to a draft of an ordinance filexd with Metro Council. Abramson said he and Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear spentg an hour discussing the future of Appliance Park with GE CEO Jeff Immelr while he was in town onAprilk 28. Immelt provided “a clear indication” that Louisville would be considered for a new lineof energy-efficientt products that GE plannedd to build, he Abramson added that he is that the combination of city and stater tax incentives and concessions on the part of union workersw at GE would be enougnh to “seal the deal.
” Company officialsa said that adding the jobs at the strugglingt park was contingent on International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniturw Workers-Communications Workers of America Local 761 memberes agreeing to cost-cutting measures proposed by GE Consumeer and Industrial. Union members voter Wednesday to approve theGE proposal, which GE officials said woule be key in bringing a new product to the plant. Among the concessions, the company soughf to freeze pay for union workers untioJune 2011.
Also, newly hired skilled-trade s professionals would be hired at a pay rateof $23 per hour and advanc to $25 per hour over a two-year Newly hired hourly production workers would be hirec at a pay rate of $13 per hour and receive annualk wage increases after their current contract expires in 2011. Freeman said the current startingf wage for skilled workersis $31.22 per The current starting wage for productionb workers is $15.01 per hour. GE Consumer and Industrial’s proposal wasn’t one-sided, The company agreed to add 100 positionsz and bring anew low-cos t dishwasher line to Appliance Park by Dec. 31.
It also vowerd to continue making 18-cubic-foot, top-mount home dishwashers; and 27-inch top-load washinh machines at Appliance Park through at leasrtJune 17, 2011, unless the company decidee to exit the product lines.
середа, 22 лютого 2012 р.
Decoding disturbing sexual dreams - Times of India
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Decoding disturbing sexual dreams Times of India A disturbing or distressing sexual dream needn't always imply what it depicts. Our expert helps you decode your subconscious lingo At some point, we've all had a sexual dream. Whether it was exotic and wild, strange and unsettling or gentle and ... |
понеділок, 20 лютого 2012 р.
Dandenong emerge as WNBL threat - Sydney Morning Herald
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Dandenong emerge as WNBL threat Sydney Morning Herald Dandenong have emerged as a genuine WNBL title threat after stretching their winning streak to six with a 31-point away thumping of minor premier Adelaide. Dandenong (14-8) would have finished third on the ladder even if they lost to the Lightning, ... |
пʼятниця, 17 лютого 2012 р.
Compact Imaging Reaches Agreement on Research Collaboration with Irish ... - Genetic Engineering News
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Compact Imaging Reaches Agreement on Research Collaboration with Irish ... Genetic Engineering News The two-year agreement, in the scientific field of biophotonics, specifically optical coherence tomography (OCT), will explore and further develop CI's novel technologies. OCT is an imaging technique similar to ultrasound, but employing light rather ... |
Foxwoods celebrates 20th anniversary, announces expansion New Haven Register By Joe Amarante, Register Staff MASHANTUCKET â€" Foxwoods Resort Casino celebrated its 20th anniversary Wednesday afternoon with a 50-minute ceremony and cake-cutting attended by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, tribal elders and longtime employees, ... |
понеділок, 13 лютого 2012 р.
Survey: Americans lack knowledge about generics - Wichita Business Journal:
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And, while research has shown that generics have saved the healthb care system anestimated $734 billion in the last 10 two-thirds of those surveyes don’t know the true cost differenced between generic and brand name according to the survey conducted by , a leading pharmacy benefit management organization. “Using generics helpws make health care more affordable without compromising Jacqueline Kosecoff, Prescription Solutions CEO said in a news release. “Manyg Americans erroneously believe that the most expensive drug is always the mosteffective drug, so by helping to changed perceptions, we can help people save money and still get the best treatmentg available.
” Thirty-one percent of respondents indicated they knew that a branxd name drug cost 50-70 percent more on average than its generiv counterpart. Seventy-one percent of consumers remain concerned about drug costsd with more than one infour (27 percent) havinbg either delayed filling, not or not taken as directed a prescriptiob drug to save money. Twenty-one percent of all respondentws say they have talked to thei doctor recently about switching to a lessexpensive Fifty-seven percent of those polled said they take prescriptionh drugs weekly. Of those, 83 percenf (or 47 percent of the total sample) take generics.
Of those who do not take generiv drugs on aweekly basis, 58 percent say it is because ther is no generic available for the drug they Sixty-four percent of those who take generics say their docto recommended them and 43 percent say theirf pharmacist recommended them. Of thoses who do not take generic drugs on aweeklyy basis, 58 percent say they would if theier pharmacist brought a generic to theire attention as a less expensive, identicalp substitute; and 52 percent say their doctor would have to recommend it.
And, while research has shown that generics have saved the healthb care system anestimated $734 billion in the last 10 two-thirds of those surveyes don’t know the true cost differenced between generic and brand name according to the survey conducted by , a leading pharmacy benefit management organization. “Using generics helpws make health care more affordable without compromising Jacqueline Kosecoff, Prescription Solutions CEO said in a news release. “Manyg Americans erroneously believe that the most expensive drug is always the mosteffective drug, so by helping to changed perceptions, we can help people save money and still get the best treatmentg available.
” Thirty-one percent of respondents indicated they knew that a branxd name drug cost 50-70 percent more on average than its generiv counterpart. Seventy-one percent of consumers remain concerned about drug costsd with more than one infour (27 percent) havinbg either delayed filling, not or not taken as directed a prescriptiob drug to save money. Twenty-one percent of all respondentws say they have talked to thei doctor recently about switching to a lessexpensive Fifty-seven percent of those polled said they take prescriptionh drugs weekly. Of those, 83 percenf (or 47 percent of the total sample) take generics.
Of those who do not take generiv drugs on aweekly basis, 58 percent say it is because ther is no generic available for the drug they Sixty-four percent of those who take generics say their docto recommended them and 43 percent say theirf pharmacist recommended them. Of thoses who do not take generic drugs on aweeklyy basis, 58 percent say they would if theier pharmacist brought a generic to theire attention as a less expensive, identicalp substitute; and 52 percent say their doctor would have to recommend it.
субота, 11 лютого 2012 р.
OhioHealth buys Millhon Clinic - Business First of Columbus:
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The hospital system on Monday announced the acquisitiomof Columbus-based , a practice with 12 physicians and 44 staff Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but OhioHealthu said it retained all of Millhon’s staff and the company will keep its practice name and office. The structure of the deal is similar to an OhioHealtbh acquisition last year that brought inthe foundation’z first member. The system in September 2008 closed a dealto . That was the largest such transaction onthe region’s health-care landscape sinces bought the in December 2006. The deal for Millhon is at leasg months inthe making. Millhon Managing Partnetr Dr.
Steve Delaveris acknowledged to Columbuz Business First at the time of the MidOhio deal that the practice had held acquisitiomn talks with OhioHealth andMount Carmel. Millhoj physicians practice internal, family and sleelp medicine and specialize in endocrinology and asthma OhioHealth officials have said that specialtyh practice acquisitions such as the MidOhio and Millhon deals helpcoordinate care, reduce wasted time and procedureds and improve patient satisfaction. Physicians in the OhioHealtjh foundation now number morethan 200.
The hospital system on Monday announced the acquisitiomof Columbus-based , a practice with 12 physicians and 44 staff Financial terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but OhioHealthu said it retained all of Millhon’s staff and the company will keep its practice name and office. The structure of the deal is similar to an OhioHealtbh acquisition last year that brought inthe foundation’z first member. The system in September 2008 closed a dealto . That was the largest such transaction onthe region’s health-care landscape sinces bought the in December 2006. The deal for Millhon is at leasg months inthe making. Millhon Managing Partnetr Dr.
Steve Delaveris acknowledged to Columbuz Business First at the time of the MidOhio deal that the practice had held acquisitiomn talks with OhioHealth andMount Carmel. Millhoj physicians practice internal, family and sleelp medicine and specialize in endocrinology and asthma OhioHealth officials have said that specialtyh practice acquisitions such as the MidOhio and Millhon deals helpcoordinate care, reduce wasted time and procedureds and improve patient satisfaction. Physicians in the OhioHealtjh foundation now number morethan 200.
четвер, 9 лютого 2012 р.
New Signals to Search Engines Revisited - Search Engine Watch
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New Signals to Search Engines Revisited Search Engine Watch by Mike Grehan, February 9, 2012 Comments Over the past few months I've been revisiting some of the papers I've written during the course of my time in search marketing. I have to say, I've been fascinated by the response from, what I guess, ... SEO Services Firm 180Fusion Attending SES Accelerator Conference & Search ... |
вівторок, 7 лютого 2012 р.
Harlequin ladybirds threaten British species - Telegraph.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk | Harlequin ladybirds threaten British species Telegraph.co.uk A study led by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH) showed that seven out of eight UK ladybirds had declined over five years following the arrival of the harlequin in 2004, with the two-spot seeing numbers f » |
субота, 4 лютого 2012 р.
Rail backers vow to head off funding deadline - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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Supporters of a proposedr route linking Atlanta and Griffin agreed to helpthe cash-strapped completer a study of the project’s economic development The report, due as earlyy as August, also is to determinr how much local governments would need to contributs to match $87 million in federao funds set aside for the project in and a business model for how that local moneyh could be raised. “I don’t see how any communitty along this line is going to signan inter-governmental fundingy agreement until they’ve seen a model,” Andy Welch, transportationj chairman for the , said during a meeting at the chambe r in McDonough.
The organized Monday’s meeting because moving forward with the rail project has takeh on a new senseof U.S. Rep. James Oberstar, chairman of the House Committee on Transportatiojnand Infrastructure, put House members on notice last montuh that the committee plans to pull federa l funding from highway or transit projectes approved by Congress more than a decade ago that have not been builtt due to the lack of matchinv money. While Gov.
Sonny Perdue and legislative leaderws have endorsed bringing commuter rail to metro thestate doesn’t have funds to put towardr the Atlanta-to-Griffin line because of the Local governments along the line promised in 2005 to put up $4 million a year to covet the costs of operating the trains, but that agreement fell apart two years ago. Rep. David Scott, said that without a firm commitmentr to provide thematching funds, the federal grant woul d go away. “It’s crunch he said. “We need some tangible evidencse … to go to Oberstart and say, ‘We’re moving ahead.’ We don’t have that.” Rep.
Lynn R-Grantville, the only Georgia lawmaker on the transportation said he would meet with Oberstadr this week to get more specifics on what it will take to save thefederalp funds.
Supporters of a proposedr route linking Atlanta and Griffin agreed to helpthe cash-strapped completer a study of the project’s economic development The report, due as earlyy as August, also is to determinr how much local governments would need to contributs to match $87 million in federao funds set aside for the project in and a business model for how that local moneyh could be raised. “I don’t see how any communitty along this line is going to signan inter-governmental fundingy agreement until they’ve seen a model,” Andy Welch, transportationj chairman for the , said during a meeting at the chambe r in McDonough.
The organized Monday’s meeting because moving forward with the rail project has takeh on a new senseof U.S. Rep. James Oberstar, chairman of the House Committee on Transportatiojnand Infrastructure, put House members on notice last montuh that the committee plans to pull federa l funding from highway or transit projectes approved by Congress more than a decade ago that have not been builtt due to the lack of matchinv money. While Gov.
Sonny Perdue and legislative leaderws have endorsed bringing commuter rail to metro thestate doesn’t have funds to put towardr the Atlanta-to-Griffin line because of the Local governments along the line promised in 2005 to put up $4 million a year to covet the costs of operating the trains, but that agreement fell apart two years ago. Rep. David Scott, said that without a firm commitmentr to provide thematching funds, the federal grant woul d go away. “It’s crunch he said. “We need some tangible evidencse … to go to Oberstart and say, ‘We’re moving ahead.’ We don’t have that.” Rep.
Lynn R-Grantville, the only Georgia lawmaker on the transportation said he would meet with Oberstadr this week to get more specifics on what it will take to save thefederalp funds.
четвер, 2 лютого 2012 р.
Fungus from the Amazon devours plastic - Mongabay.com
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Mongabay.com | Fungus from the Amazon devours plastic Mongabay.com Students from Yale University have made the amazing discovery of a species of fungus that devours one of the world's most durable, and therefore environment » |
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