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just as the satellit e broadcaster readies to merge with an offshoot ofJohn Malone’s News and DirecTV confirmed Wednesday that Carey will leavr the El Segundo, Calif.-based satellite broadcaster July 1 to becomew second-in-command — handling international operations — for Rupert Murdoch’s global media empire. Carey’s defection may muddhy investors’ reception of the planned merger between DirecTV andLiberty Entertainment, a division of Douglas County-based Liberty Carey ran DirecTV for the past six years, leading it througg a period of growth and winning partnerships with everyh major telecom company in the U.S.
He was expected to stay with DirecTVb after it became independent ofLiberty Instead, he returns to working for Murdoch and News Corp., where he worked for 15 year prior to heading DirecTV. Liberty Entertainment LMDIA) holds a 54 percent stake in (NASDAQ: DTV) as well as controllinbg stakes in online gaming company Fun the Game Show Network and regional sportw TV networksin Denver, Pittsburgh and Those holdings are being spun off this year into a free-standinv company to clear up DirecTV’s stock structure and make it easier for it to engagr in mergers and acquisitions, the companiess said. Malone’s company traded its 16 percentf ownership stake inNews Corp.
back to Murdoch’as company in 2007 in exchangse for the controlling stakein DirecTV.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Baylor QB Robert Griffin III knocked out of rout with concussion - San Jose Mercury News
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Bleacher Report | Baylor QB Robert Griffin III knocked out of rout with concussion San Jose Mercury News AP Robert Griffin III stood on the sideline after halftime holding a towel and watching, the Heisman Trophy hopeful done for the night because of an apparent concussion. Though Griffin wanted to play, Baylor medical officials took away his helmet ... Robert Griffin III suffered concussion Baylor QB Robert Griffin knocked out of Texas Tech game after one half Robert Griffin leaves Baylor game |
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Week in review - South Florida Business Journal:
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EC&B has been in Palm Beach County for 18 Ruden McClosky now has 24 attorneys in PalmBeach B/E Aerospace said it agreed to acquire 's consumables solutions distribution business for $1.05 The Wellington-based aircraft cabin interior products maker and aerospaces fasteners aftermarket distributor said the purchase consideratiojn consists of at least $800 million in cash plus $250 milliob in B/E common stock or As part of the B/E (NASDAQ: BEAV) said it will enteer into a 30-year contract to becomwe Honeywell's exclusive licensee of proprietary fasteners, seals, gasketx and electrical components to the globak aerospace industry.
Albertson's LLC plans to sell 49 of the company'se Florida stores to , including four in Soutj Florida. Financial terms of the deal, expected to closes in September, were not disclosed. The sale represents nearl y half ofthe Albertson's stores in the The local Albertson's stores being sold are located at 10018 Griffin Road, Cooper City; 2201 University Coral Springs; 17400 Alternat A1A, Jupiter; and 1181 S. Universith Drive, Plantation. Deerfield Beach-basesd has received a contract fromthe Morton's Restaurant Grou p for construction of a new restaurant to be located on the firsyt floor of the Franklin Templeton Financial Buildingg at 500 E.
Broward in Fort Lauderdale. Completion is anticipatexd in late 2008. The project architecrt is Aumiller Youngquist. has moved it Southeast regionalo sales office from Miami to the Miramar Park of The new location is at 3840Executive Way. West Palm Beach-basecd announced 30,278 square feet of office and industrial space leased to at Premier Gatewauy Center at Quantum in Boynton The lessor is PremierCommerciapl Realty. The tenant's representative is Laureen Hunter ofTouchstoned Webb. announced a $10.6 million loan for Glade s Road Self Storage LLC to developa 120,605-square-foot self-storagd facility. It is to be situated on 8.
8 acre s of commercially zoned land at 20555 Boca Rio inBoca Raton. Marquis, a developmentg of residences and a boutique hotel and spa operatexdby RockResorts, has established a formal partnership with futurse neighbor Miami Art Museum. Included in the purchase of a residences at Marquis is unlimitef free admission for a year andotherf benefits. Marquis is at 1100 Biscayne Blvd., in A $400,000 gift from the Jewish Federatiohn of South Palm Beach Countyh and the League for Educational Awarenesas of the Holocaust will provide the support to maintain 's Center for Holocaust and Humam Rights Education.
Each organization is to providee $100,000 a year for two years to support the centert andits activities. West Palm Beach-based was selected by Florida'ds Turnpike Enterprise to provide professional servicea for the design of a ramp bridge replacemen t at the PGA Boulevard interchange with the Turnpike Mainliner in Palm Beach LLP has formed a Commercialo Solutions Service Group to assist clientws in navigating legal issues that have emerge d in connection with situations of financial distress in the current The group is made up of attorneys from its offices in Florida and Chicago who work in a variety oflegapl disciplines.
EC&B has been in Palm Beach County for 18 Ruden McClosky now has 24 attorneys in PalmBeach B/E Aerospace said it agreed to acquire 's consumables solutions distribution business for $1.05 The Wellington-based aircraft cabin interior products maker and aerospaces fasteners aftermarket distributor said the purchase consideratiojn consists of at least $800 million in cash plus $250 milliob in B/E common stock or As part of the B/E (NASDAQ: BEAV) said it will enteer into a 30-year contract to becomwe Honeywell's exclusive licensee of proprietary fasteners, seals, gasketx and electrical components to the globak aerospace industry.
Albertson's LLC plans to sell 49 of the company'se Florida stores to , including four in Soutj Florida. Financial terms of the deal, expected to closes in September, were not disclosed. The sale represents nearl y half ofthe Albertson's stores in the The local Albertson's stores being sold are located at 10018 Griffin Road, Cooper City; 2201 University Coral Springs; 17400 Alternat A1A, Jupiter; and 1181 S. Universith Drive, Plantation. Deerfield Beach-basesd has received a contract fromthe Morton's Restaurant Grou p for construction of a new restaurant to be located on the firsyt floor of the Franklin Templeton Financial Buildingg at 500 E.
Broward in Fort Lauderdale. Completion is anticipatexd in late 2008. The project architecrt is Aumiller Youngquist. has moved it Southeast regionalo sales office from Miami to the Miramar Park of The new location is at 3840Executive Way. West Palm Beach-basecd announced 30,278 square feet of office and industrial space leased to at Premier Gatewauy Center at Quantum in Boynton The lessor is PremierCommerciapl Realty. The tenant's representative is Laureen Hunter ofTouchstoned Webb. announced a $10.6 million loan for Glade s Road Self Storage LLC to developa 120,605-square-foot self-storagd facility. It is to be situated on 8.
8 acre s of commercially zoned land at 20555 Boca Rio inBoca Raton. Marquis, a developmentg of residences and a boutique hotel and spa operatexdby RockResorts, has established a formal partnership with futurse neighbor Miami Art Museum. Included in the purchase of a residences at Marquis is unlimitef free admission for a year andotherf benefits. Marquis is at 1100 Biscayne Blvd., in A $400,000 gift from the Jewish Federatiohn of South Palm Beach Countyh and the League for Educational Awarenesas of the Holocaust will provide the support to maintain 's Center for Holocaust and Humam Rights Education.
Each organization is to providee $100,000 a year for two years to support the centert andits activities. West Palm Beach-based was selected by Florida'ds Turnpike Enterprise to provide professional servicea for the design of a ramp bridge replacemen t at the PGA Boulevard interchange with the Turnpike Mainliner in Palm Beach LLP has formed a Commercialo Solutions Service Group to assist clientws in navigating legal issues that have emerge d in connection with situations of financial distress in the current The group is made up of attorneys from its offices in Florida and Chicago who work in a variety oflegapl disciplines.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Blue Cross Ga. hit with class action suit - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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The suit alleges Blue Crosx Georgia has discouraged visitsto out-of-networki providers by reimbursing procedures at a tiny fraction of “usua and customary” charges. Blue Crosa Georgia spokeswoman Cheryl Monkhouse dismissesd the allegations as being withou merit and said the insurer plansto “defend the suit vigorously.” Blue Crossx Georgia “is committed to providing appropriate reimbursement for out-of-network services, whilse at the same time protecting its memberss and group customers against excessive chargee by some non-participating providers,“ Monkhouse The suit is similar to one filed earlier this year by a dialysizs provider against Blue Cross.
That suit was dismissed. The new filed against and Blue Cross and Blue Shielddof Georgia, alleges Blue Cross members paid higher premiums in exchangew for the flexibility to receive coverage for care from providers who are not part of the plan’sw preferred network. Blue Cross Georgisa has targetedthese out-of-network including ambulatory surgery “for a drastic and unprecedented slash in reimbursemenft to a mere fractio n of usual and customary charges,” the suit claims. These actionsa violate federal and state laws protecting patientwand providers, as well as Blue Cross Blue Shield’zs contracts, the suit claims.
Blue Crossz has cut its reimbursementto out-of-networi surgery centers by about 80 said Leigh Martin May, attorney with the plaintiff’s firm, . Blue Crossd “has slashed reimbursement ratesto non-member surgery centers makingh it impossible for their insureds to receive the benefits they are payin for,” May said. “[The insurer] is charging for a servicee it haseffectively eliminated. BCBS should honor the contractxs they have made withtheir insureds.
” Plaintiff are seeking monetary damages -- which, May said, could run into the “eight -- for Blue Cross Georgia’s allegec failure to pay the contractefd reimbursement rate and they are asking the courty to force Blue Croszs Georgia to honor its agreements. Earlier this year, Tenn.-based National Renal Alliance filed a lawsuit againsg BlueCross Georgia, claiming the insurer slashed reimbursement ratee for out-of-network dialysis servicese by 88 percent. National Renal Alliance was acquirer by RenalAdvantage Inc.
last In March, a federal court judge in Atlanta dismissesthe suit, saying Blue Cross’ decision to amenf its reimbursement rates for dialysis performed at out-of-networ k facilities like the Alliance’s did not violate the act’s provisions that prohibir insurers from discriminating against individuals with end-stage renal
The suit alleges Blue Crosx Georgia has discouraged visitsto out-of-networki providers by reimbursing procedures at a tiny fraction of “usua and customary” charges. Blue Crosa Georgia spokeswoman Cheryl Monkhouse dismissesd the allegations as being withou merit and said the insurer plansto “defend the suit vigorously.” Blue Crossx Georgia “is committed to providing appropriate reimbursement for out-of-network services, whilse at the same time protecting its memberss and group customers against excessive chargee by some non-participating providers,“ Monkhouse The suit is similar to one filed earlier this year by a dialysizs provider against Blue Cross.
That suit was dismissed. The new filed against and Blue Cross and Blue Shielddof Georgia, alleges Blue Cross members paid higher premiums in exchangew for the flexibility to receive coverage for care from providers who are not part of the plan’sw preferred network. Blue Cross Georgisa has targetedthese out-of-network including ambulatory surgery “for a drastic and unprecedented slash in reimbursemenft to a mere fractio n of usual and customary charges,” the suit claims. These actionsa violate federal and state laws protecting patientwand providers, as well as Blue Cross Blue Shield’zs contracts, the suit claims.
Blue Crossz has cut its reimbursementto out-of-networi surgery centers by about 80 said Leigh Martin May, attorney with the plaintiff’s firm, . Blue Crossd “has slashed reimbursement ratesto non-member surgery centers makingh it impossible for their insureds to receive the benefits they are payin for,” May said. “[The insurer] is charging for a servicee it haseffectively eliminated. BCBS should honor the contractxs they have made withtheir insureds.
” Plaintiff are seeking monetary damages -- which, May said, could run into the “eight -- for Blue Cross Georgia’s allegec failure to pay the contractefd reimbursement rate and they are asking the courty to force Blue Croszs Georgia to honor its agreements. Earlier this year, Tenn.-based National Renal Alliance filed a lawsuit againsg BlueCross Georgia, claiming the insurer slashed reimbursement ratee for out-of-network dialysis servicese by 88 percent. National Renal Alliance was acquirer by RenalAdvantage Inc.
last In March, a federal court judge in Atlanta dismissesthe suit, saying Blue Cross’ decision to amenf its reimbursement rates for dialysis performed at out-of-networ k facilities like the Alliance’s did not violate the act’s provisions that prohibir insurers from discriminating against individuals with end-stage renal
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Drinking age law impacts adult women's suicide risk - USA Today
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USA Today | Drinking age law impacts adult women's suicide risk USA Today By HealthDay A minimum legal drinking age (MLDA) of less than 21 years is associated with a higher risk of adulthood suicides and homicides in women, according to a study published online Nov. 15 in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research. ... < br /> |
Friday, November 18, 2011
Economy Watch: FNF Construction gets highway stimulus contract - Nashville Business Journal:
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“It is a rehabilitatiohn project to create asafer roadway,” said Deena Billings, business development office for Tempe-based FNF Construction, whicy is celebrating 25 years in business. Some areas of U.S. 491 have deteriorateed creating a significant safety issue for thosed whouse it, she said. The project is a good fit for the which also has an officein Albuquerque, accordingv to Billings. “Paving projects are kind of our niche.” In additiojn to making the roadway safer for the $8.9 million project givese FNF Construction’s staff more opportunity for work. “Wr will be able to keep existintg employees busy and perhaps hirenew ones,” she said.
The biddinv process for a stimulus contract is very similar to that on any job both for the contractorf and the state department oftransportation involved. The New Mexico Department of Transportatiobn advertised the project in typical fashion with the lowestf bidder winningthe contract, said Megan spokeswoman for the New Mexico Department of The federal government does look at the projectsd in depth, however, Arrendondo Construction on the 14-mile stretch, which runs on the southerm portion of the highway, broke grounsd May 20.
FNF Construction is hopefuol that its portion of the upgrade is complete by the endof “We are excited to keep on going and be part of the Billings said of future jobs.
“It is a rehabilitatiohn project to create asafer roadway,” said Deena Billings, business development office for Tempe-based FNF Construction, whicy is celebrating 25 years in business. Some areas of U.S. 491 have deteriorateed creating a significant safety issue for thosed whouse it, she said. The project is a good fit for the which also has an officein Albuquerque, accordingv to Billings. “Paving projects are kind of our niche.” In additiojn to making the roadway safer for the $8.9 million project givese FNF Construction’s staff more opportunity for work. “Wr will be able to keep existintg employees busy and perhaps hirenew ones,” she said.
The biddinv process for a stimulus contract is very similar to that on any job both for the contractorf and the state department oftransportation involved. The New Mexico Department of Transportatiobn advertised the project in typical fashion with the lowestf bidder winningthe contract, said Megan spokeswoman for the New Mexico Department of The federal government does look at the projectsd in depth, however, Arrendondo Construction on the 14-mile stretch, which runs on the southerm portion of the highway, broke grounsd May 20.
FNF Construction is hopefuol that its portion of the upgrade is complete by the endof “We are excited to keep on going and be part of the Billings said of future jobs.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Perlmutter calls for hearings on dropping of auto dealers - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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Chrysler Tuesday terminated its dealings with 789dealershipsz nationwide, . An estimated have been told their franchised will not be renewednext year, accordinyg to the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association. GM says it eventualluy may dumpsome 2,600 of its dealersz nationwide. Both Chrysler and GM have receivee governmentrescue money, and both have filexd for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a move that will make it easierf for them legally to shed dealerships. Both have said theie nationwide dealer networksare overextended. Perlmutter wrote to Rep. Barney Frank, Housd Financial Services Committee chairman, and Rep. John House Judiciary Committee chairman.
Perlmutter is a member of Frank’es committee. He asked them to hold a jointt hearing to examine the potential impacts of the Chrylsere and GM corporate restructuring plans on dealersand suppliers. “Hearinbg from the companies, dealers and other affecteed parties will help bring to light the areasw where the path forward can be improved and providew an essential dialogue to ensure the restructuring of these companiees is done in the best mannefr for our nation andthe taxpayers,” he wrote.
Chrysler Tuesday terminated its dealings with 789dealershipsz nationwide, . An estimated have been told their franchised will not be renewednext year, accordinyg to the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association. GM says it eventualluy may dumpsome 2,600 of its dealersz nationwide. Both Chrysler and GM have receivee governmentrescue money, and both have filexd for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a move that will make it easierf for them legally to shed dealerships. Both have said theie nationwide dealer networksare overextended. Perlmutter wrote to Rep. Barney Frank, Housd Financial Services Committee chairman, and Rep. John House Judiciary Committee chairman.
Perlmutter is a member of Frank’es committee. He asked them to hold a jointt hearing to examine the potential impacts of the Chrylsere and GM corporate restructuring plans on dealersand suppliers. “Hearinbg from the companies, dealers and other affecteed parties will help bring to light the areasw where the path forward can be improved and providew an essential dialogue to ensure the restructuring of these companiees is done in the best mannefr for our nation andthe taxpayers,” he wrote.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
What's the next great invention? - USA Today
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What's the next great invention? USA Today Delia Milliron, facility director of Inorganic Nanostructures, at the Molecular Foundry at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif. Raffaella Buonsanti of Italy, a post-doctoral researcher, left, and Delia Milliron work in the ... |
Friday, November 11, 2011
STAGE TUBE: Sneak Peek - Tessa's 'Sweet Sixteen' on ABC's SUBURGATORY - Broadway World
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STAGE TUBE: Sneak Peek - Tessa's 'Sweet Sixteen' on ABC's SUBURGATORY Broadway World On the upcoming episode of ABC's SUBURGATORY entitled "Sweet Sixteen", Tessa tells Dallas that she wants a simple get together for her sixteenth birthday, but Dallas convinces her to let Dalia plan the ultimate birthday extravaganza at the country club ... |
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Alaska Airlines Begins Scheduled Service Burning Biofuel - Wired News
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Reuters | Alaska Airlines Begins Scheduled Service Burning Biofuel Wired News I'm currently sitting on board a Boeing 737-800 over Montana burning biofuel en route to Washington DC It's the first of Alaska Airlines' 75 scheduled flights over the next month using a blend of biofuel to power the turbofan engines. ... Frying the Friendly Skies |
Monday, November 7, 2011
Stowers Institute affiliate endows life sciences chairs at University of Kansas Medical Center, University of Missouri-Kansas City - Kansas City Business Journal:
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million apiece from a affiliate to endow a life sciencexs chair at each UMKC Chancellor Leo Morton saidthe money, whicb came from the nonprofit BioMed Valley will enhance the researchy relationship between Stowers and the . KU Med probably will use the moneh to recruita physician-scientist working on cancer spokeswoman Amy Jordan Wooden said in an “Given how tight the stats budget is,” she said, “wer need philanthropic dollars like this generous gift from the Stowere to keep our momentum going.” She said the BioMex Valley money also will let the schoopl leverage state matching funds for distinguished faculty.
The distributiobn from BioMed Valley, which was formeed in 2003, came as the organization endeda research-partnership program with the two The program was intended to foste collaboration between Stowers and the two institutions in the arease of basic-cell and molecular-biology research. Through the partnership, the annual financing for the schools was limitesto 3.5 percent of the balance in endowment accountes established for the Each account started with $2 The program was terminated to expedite distribution of the money to the Stowers spokeswoman Laurie Roberts said in an Roberts said the distributions equal the amount the universities would have received through the partnershilp program, adding that the parties continue to look for ways to work “I can tell you that each of the institutions is interestesd in forming research partnerships wherever possible,” she “These discussions are ongoing.
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million apiece from a affiliate to endow a life sciencexs chair at each UMKC Chancellor Leo Morton saidthe money, whicb came from the nonprofit BioMed Valley will enhance the researchy relationship between Stowers and the . KU Med probably will use the moneh to recruita physician-scientist working on cancer spokeswoman Amy Jordan Wooden said in an “Given how tight the stats budget is,” she said, “wer need philanthropic dollars like this generous gift from the Stowere to keep our momentum going.” She said the BioMex Valley money also will let the schoopl leverage state matching funds for distinguished faculty.
The distributiobn from BioMed Valley, which was formeed in 2003, came as the organization endeda research-partnership program with the two The program was intended to foste collaboration between Stowers and the two institutions in the arease of basic-cell and molecular-biology research. Through the partnership, the annual financing for the schools was limitesto 3.5 percent of the balance in endowment accountes established for the Each account started with $2 The program was terminated to expedite distribution of the money to the Stowers spokeswoman Laurie Roberts said in an Roberts said the distributions equal the amount the universities would have received through the partnershilp program, adding that the parties continue to look for ways to work “I can tell you that each of the institutions is interestesd in forming research partnerships wherever possible,” she “These discussions are ongoing.
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Three Kansas City-area entrepreneurs win Ernst & Young awards - Kansas City Business Journal:
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• Master category: James Ferrell, chairmam and CEO, Overland Park-based FGP). • Technology category: August Grasis III, founder and Kansas City-based • Private equity/venture capital backed category: Dr. Nicholas chief scientific officer, and William vice president andgenerakl counsel, Kansas City-based Regional awarf winners are eligible for consideratio for the Ernst & Young LLP Entrepreneur of the Year 2009 nationall awards, the company said in a Thursday National award winners will be announced at an annual awards gala Nov. 14 in Palm Calif.
Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year awardsw program celebrates its 23rd anniversary this The program has expanded to recognized business leaders in more than 135 citieas in50 countries. The companhy said it gives the awardz to entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary succeswsin innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to theif businesses and communities.
• Master category: James Ferrell, chairmam and CEO, Overland Park-based FGP). • Technology category: August Grasis III, founder and Kansas City-based • Private equity/venture capital backed category: Dr. Nicholas chief scientific officer, and William vice president andgenerakl counsel, Kansas City-based Regional awarf winners are eligible for consideratio for the Ernst & Young LLP Entrepreneur of the Year 2009 nationall awards, the company said in a Thursday National award winners will be announced at an annual awards gala Nov. 14 in Palm Calif.
Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year awardsw program celebrates its 23rd anniversary this The program has expanded to recognized business leaders in more than 135 citieas in50 countries. The companhy said it gives the awardz to entrepreneurs who demonstrate extraordinary succeswsin innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to theif businesses and communities.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Long View Gallery to relocate - Washington Business Journal:
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The gallery signed a long-term lease at 1234 9th St. NW for 5,00p0 square feet, or four times more space than its currentrexhibition capacity. Its current lease -- half a block south at 1302 9th St. NW -- expiresa July 31. The renovated spacew will have better custom framing and specialevent offerings, and “renovatiojn costs will be in excess of six said gallery director Drew Porterfield. The building, owned by , previousl y acted as an auto showroom and, most as a vending machine warehouse and has sat emptyt for the pastfew years. Locakl architect Will Couch is designing the renovated gallery space, which will still show and support contemporary artists.
Porterfield plans to soon announcde several major new artists that will exhibig atthe space. Long View Gallery was foundedx in 2000 by Andrew Haley and Suzanne Zylonis ina Sperryville, Va. which showcases many Virginia artists. Locao art patrons partnered with Haley and Zylonis in 2006 to open its Shaw The gallery will stay open at its current space until July andwill re-open in the new spac in September.
The gallery signed a long-term lease at 1234 9th St. NW for 5,00p0 square feet, or four times more space than its currentrexhibition capacity. Its current lease -- half a block south at 1302 9th St. NW -- expiresa July 31. The renovated spacew will have better custom framing and specialevent offerings, and “renovatiojn costs will be in excess of six said gallery director Drew Porterfield. The building, owned by , previousl y acted as an auto showroom and, most as a vending machine warehouse and has sat emptyt for the pastfew years. Locakl architect Will Couch is designing the renovated gallery space, which will still show and support contemporary artists.
Porterfield plans to soon announcde several major new artists that will exhibig atthe space. Long View Gallery was foundedx in 2000 by Andrew Haley and Suzanne Zylonis ina Sperryville, Va. which showcases many Virginia artists. Locao art patrons partnered with Haley and Zylonis in 2006 to open its Shaw The gallery will stay open at its current space until July andwill re-open in the new spac in September.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Thompson & Knight wins silver LEED certification - Houston Business Journal:
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The certification by the is the culminatiob ofa three-year site selection, design and construction processx to promote a green workspace and reduce the law firm’s environmentakl impact. The firm moved into abouyt 180,000 square feet on six floors in One Arts Plazz inJuly 2008. LEED is a voluntary systemj forcertifying high-performance green Some of Thompson & Knight’s effortsd toward the LEED silver certification include diverting 51 percent of construction waste from using energy management systems, and using special paint, sealants, carpet and wood that emit if any, contaminants.
Thompson Knight also created a progranm to educate occupants about green buildingconstructionj methods. The certification is the firsft of its kind awarded to a law firm in the statdeof Texas, according to a news release from the law “Thompson & Knight has historically been recognizecd for our representation of high-profil and innovative clients in the energy and environmenta l industries, so it is both gratifying and appropriate for the firm to have earnexd this certification,” M. Lawrence Hicks Jr., the firm’s administrative, said in a prepared statement.
The certification by the is the culminatiob ofa three-year site selection, design and construction processx to promote a green workspace and reduce the law firm’s environmentakl impact. The firm moved into abouyt 180,000 square feet on six floors in One Arts Plazz inJuly 2008. LEED is a voluntary systemj forcertifying high-performance green Some of Thompson & Knight’s effortsd toward the LEED silver certification include diverting 51 percent of construction waste from using energy management systems, and using special paint, sealants, carpet and wood that emit if any, contaminants.
Thompson Knight also created a progranm to educate occupants about green buildingconstructionj methods. The certification is the firsft of its kind awarded to a law firm in the statdeof Texas, according to a news release from the law “Thompson & Knight has historically been recognizecd for our representation of high-profil and innovative clients in the energy and environmenta l industries, so it is both gratifying and appropriate for the firm to have earnexd this certification,” M. Lawrence Hicks Jr., the firm’s administrative, said in a prepared statement.
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