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“Adventure Camp,” produced for and the , has been nominatecd for Outstanding Children’s Series while “Jack Hanna’s Into the produced by Spectrumand , was nominated for Main Title Design/Title Sequence. The creative team for “Adventure Camp” includs Melinda Toporoff, Annette Jim Tapsas and Guy Nickerson as executive Elaine Pugliese as asupervisinbg producer; Zoe Hodgkinson and Jaymee Johnson as producers, and Cyndie Nickersoj as a line producer. Also nominated for Outstandinhg Children’s Series are “Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman,” “From the Top at Carnegie Hall” and “Postcards from which all air on .
Johnathamn Safford is the title designerefor “Into the Wild,” and it was nominateds alongside “Biz Kids,” “Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman” and “Si the Science Kid” on PBS as well as the syndicated “Bonniee Hunt Show.” This brings the numberf of Daytime Emmy nominations for Spectrum to 14, includint two wins in 2007 and 2008. Main categoryt winners will be announced during a live telecast Aug.
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Monday, July 30, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
UnitedHealthcare, St. Joe
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United is expected to begib sending out letters to its membersx and physicians who might be affectes bySaint Joseph's termination of its United agreement, Atlanta Business Chronicle has learned. Undee Georgia law, insurers are required to infornm affected members within 30 days of acontracf expiration. The four-year contract was set to expirse Aug. 1, but the deadline has been extendesto Aug. 8 as the two sides continue to United provides health insurance coverage tonearlu 1.5 million Georgians, including state About 6.5 percent of patient visitz -- inpatient admissions and outpatient -- at Sainr Joe were from United members.
If a contract cannof be reached, Saint Joe facilities and doctors will be deemed “out-of-network” by United, requiring the insurer’sx members to shell out more for hospital and doctor visits at Saint Joe, than they would for providers. One of the main sticking pointas in the contract negotiations involvesd Saint Joe seeking highed reimbursementfrom United. That issue has also boggedr down contract talks between and WellStarHealth System. In mid June, WellStar issued letterxs warning 14,000 Aetna patients that the health system might terminate its agreement with the insurer if a new contracr cannot be negotiatedby Aug. 31.
As hospitalw face bottom-line pressure from decliningy government reimbursement, coupled with rising rolls of many are turning to commercial insurers forrate hikes. Saint Joe is seekinb a rate increase, said Heather Dexter, the healthj system’s vice president of marketing. “We believe it to be very very reasonable and in line with the Dexter said. “We are looking for a fair and equitablew contract andwe don’t believe we’ve reached that poing yet.” . Both Saint Joe and United officialsa expressed optimism that a deal would get done beforwethe deadline.
“UnitedHealthcare’s negotiations with Saint Joseph’s will continues to take place in good faith to address the important issues that are always part of such the insurer said inan “UnitedHealthcare remains hopeful that the negotiationsw will result in a new contract that assurexs our customers continued access to St. Joseph’x services."
United is expected to begib sending out letters to its membersx and physicians who might be affectes bySaint Joseph's termination of its United agreement, Atlanta Business Chronicle has learned. Undee Georgia law, insurers are required to infornm affected members within 30 days of acontracf expiration. The four-year contract was set to expirse Aug. 1, but the deadline has been extendesto Aug. 8 as the two sides continue to United provides health insurance coverage tonearlu 1.5 million Georgians, including state About 6.5 percent of patient visitz -- inpatient admissions and outpatient -- at Sainr Joe were from United members.
If a contract cannof be reached, Saint Joe facilities and doctors will be deemed “out-of-network” by United, requiring the insurer’sx members to shell out more for hospital and doctor visits at Saint Joe, than they would for providers. One of the main sticking pointas in the contract negotiations involvesd Saint Joe seeking highed reimbursementfrom United. That issue has also boggedr down contract talks between and WellStarHealth System. In mid June, WellStar issued letterxs warning 14,000 Aetna patients that the health system might terminate its agreement with the insurer if a new contracr cannot be negotiatedby Aug. 31.
As hospitalw face bottom-line pressure from decliningy government reimbursement, coupled with rising rolls of many are turning to commercial insurers forrate hikes. Saint Joe is seekinb a rate increase, said Heather Dexter, the healthj system’s vice president of marketing. “We believe it to be very very reasonable and in line with the Dexter said. “We are looking for a fair and equitablew contract andwe don’t believe we’ve reached that poing yet.” . Both Saint Joe and United officialsa expressed optimism that a deal would get done beforwethe deadline.
“UnitedHealthcare’s negotiations with Saint Joseph’s will continues to take place in good faith to address the important issues that are always part of such the insurer said inan “UnitedHealthcare remains hopeful that the negotiationsw will result in a new contract that assurexs our customers continued access to St. Joseph’x services."
Friday, July 27, 2012
Filling NCR headquarters space to be difficult - South Florida Business Journal:
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Brokers said donating NCR’s (NYSE: NCR) 1.3 million-square-foot building to an education institution or the city of Daytojn may be thebest bet. The brokers said tryin g to market the space to another corporate user woulsd be difficult as there are few single users out there needing thatmuch space. It couled be parceled into an office complesx formultiple users. NCR intends to sell the building, a companyy spokesperson said. The five-story property is among the largest office buildings in theDaytojn area. Paul Hutchins, owner and broke with Dayton-based , said a good option would be to donate the buildingt tothe .
NCR would gain the benefits of atax write-oftf and the university would have a businesse campus, complete with parking, a cafeteria and plenty of space for classrooms, to mold for its needs. “I bet they’ve already talkerd about donating it to Hutchins said. “Giving it to UD is a NCR gets a hugetax write-off and UD gets a high-tecn technology center.” Mark Fornes, owner of Centerville-basedf , agreed. “It would be really nice if they give it to Fornes said. “It would be a nice gesturd in return for taking theifheadquarters out.” NCR’s headquarters, at 1700 S. Patterson sits on 54 acres.
Brokers said donating NCR’s (NYSE: NCR) 1.3 million-square-foot building to an education institution or the city of Daytojn may be thebest bet. The brokers said tryin g to market the space to another corporate user woulsd be difficult as there are few single users out there needing thatmuch space. It couled be parceled into an office complesx formultiple users. NCR intends to sell the building, a companyy spokesperson said. The five-story property is among the largest office buildings in theDaytojn area. Paul Hutchins, owner and broke with Dayton-based , said a good option would be to donate the buildingt tothe .
NCR would gain the benefits of atax write-oftf and the university would have a businesse campus, complete with parking, a cafeteria and plenty of space for classrooms, to mold for its needs. “I bet they’ve already talkerd about donating it to Hutchins said. “Giving it to UD is a NCR gets a hugetax write-off and UD gets a high-tecn technology center.” Mark Fornes, owner of Centerville-basedf , agreed. “It would be really nice if they give it to Fornes said. “It would be a nice gesturd in return for taking theifheadquarters out.” NCR’s headquarters, at 1700 S. Patterson sits on 54 acres.
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
CJ's Seafood hit with safety violations - The Daily Advertiser
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CJ's Seafood hit with safety violations The Daily Advertiser The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited CJ's Seafood for 11 serious safety violations and has found the Breaux Bridge seafood processing company did not pay overtime to 73 workers. The government is proposing more than $34000 in ... CJ's Seafood of Breaux Bridge, La., instructed to pay fines and back wages ... Breaux Bridge seafood processor instructed to pay back wages, fines and ... La. seafood company cited in OSHA safety probe |
Monday, July 23, 2012
The Furniture Source Inc. - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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The only time people think about office furniture iswhen there’s a problenm with it. So Sheehan’s goal is for your office manager to not have to thinkjabout it. “No one comes in and ‘Oh, thank you for making sure my officed furniture is set up Sheehan said of the persom in the office who ends up dealingfwith office-furniture problems — often the businesz manager or chief operating officer. “There’s not a lot of gratitude So we try to relieve that smallo area of stress intheir lives.” He seemx to be doing a prett good job of it. Sheehan’s in Eden Prairie, comes in at No.
20 on our 2008 list of the 50 fastest-growinhg private companies in theTwin Cities. The $3 million company refurbishexs oldoffice furniture, sells new and used offics furniture, manages office-furniture projects and helps plan office Sheehan founded the 12-person company in 2003, and it’sz grown almost 120 percent over the past thre years. As companies have tightened up theie expenses in thisweak economy, used offics furniture has been in higher demand, said Margret Lemkins, president of Bloomington-based Archimea Interiorf Design, who worked with Sheehan on a projectg for Minneapolis-based “Dan can provide all those services and that’se really a good thing,” Lemkins Another reason the company can thrive during a weak economyh is that, when companies close or shrink, they need to sell off thei r office furniture and clear it out of their space.
Enter The Furniturre Source. “It’s a perfect storm,” Sheehan said. “A s soon as we get the call that they have to they have to have the building clearec out by the middle ofthe month, we’re So we’re involved in buying as well as It’s impressive to be able to grow an office-furnitur business because it’s a fairly maturd industry, said Rick Witthus, president of Edina-based , a companhy that represents office-furniture manufacturers. “He’s a small dealer, but what he does is he buildd relationshipswith customers,” Witthus said about Sheehan.
“He’w not out chasing bids all day; he’s developinb and working his customer base.” Sheehan has been able to take markeg share away from some of thebig office-furniturde players in town by takint good care of his customersz and doing what he says he’ds going to do, Witthuas said. “He’s not out chasing 3M or or ,” Witthus “He’s probably taking companiesw offyour fastest-growing list and growing with
The only time people think about office furniture iswhen there’s a problenm with it. So Sheehan’s goal is for your office manager to not have to thinkjabout it. “No one comes in and ‘Oh, thank you for making sure my officed furniture is set up Sheehan said of the persom in the office who ends up dealingfwith office-furniture problems — often the businesz manager or chief operating officer. “There’s not a lot of gratitude So we try to relieve that smallo area of stress intheir lives.” He seemx to be doing a prett good job of it. Sheehan’s in Eden Prairie, comes in at No.
20 on our 2008 list of the 50 fastest-growinhg private companies in theTwin Cities. The $3 million company refurbishexs oldoffice furniture, sells new and used offics furniture, manages office-furniture projects and helps plan office Sheehan founded the 12-person company in 2003, and it’sz grown almost 120 percent over the past thre years. As companies have tightened up theie expenses in thisweak economy, used offics furniture has been in higher demand, said Margret Lemkins, president of Bloomington-based Archimea Interiorf Design, who worked with Sheehan on a projectg for Minneapolis-based “Dan can provide all those services and that’se really a good thing,” Lemkins Another reason the company can thrive during a weak economyh is that, when companies close or shrink, they need to sell off thei r office furniture and clear it out of their space.
Enter The Furniturre Source. “It’s a perfect storm,” Sheehan said. “A s soon as we get the call that they have to they have to have the building clearec out by the middle ofthe month, we’re So we’re involved in buying as well as It’s impressive to be able to grow an office-furnitur business because it’s a fairly maturd industry, said Rick Witthus, president of Edina-based , a companhy that represents office-furniture manufacturers. “He’s a small dealer, but what he does is he buildd relationshipswith customers,” Witthus said about Sheehan.
“He’w not out chasing bids all day; he’s developinb and working his customer base.” Sheehan has been able to take markeg share away from some of thebig office-furniturde players in town by takint good care of his customersz and doing what he says he’ds going to do, Witthuas said. “He’s not out chasing 3M or or ,” Witthus “He’s probably taking companiesw offyour fastest-growing list and growing with
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Middle schools in Buffalo - Business First of Buffalo:
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Business First ’s 2009 rankings of 211 Westerh New York middle schools include the followinfgBuffalo schools. Each is preceded by its rank in theoverall • 4. City Honors School • 13. St. Mark’s School • 20. Nardin Academy ES • 77. P.S. 56 Frederick Law Olmsted (Buffalo) • 85. Tapestr CS (Buffalo) • 102. Westminster Community CS (Buffalo) • 131. St. Margaretr School (Buffalo) • 135. Ambrose Catholic Academt (Buffalo) • 136. Catholic Academy of West Buffalok (Buffalo) • 155. South Buffal o CS (Buffalo) • 158. St. Joseph School (Buffalo) 164. P.S. 81 (Buffalo) • 165. P.S.
32 Bennett Park Montessor i School (Buffalo) • 167. Notre Dame Academu (Buffalo) • 175. P.S. 72 Lorraine ES • 176. Visual & Performingt Arts Academy (Buffalo) • 177. Our Lady of Blaco Rock (Buffalo) • 178. Trinity Catholic Academy (Buffalo) • 179. P.S. 69 Houghton Academg (Buffalo) • 181. Buffalo Academy of Science CS • 182. Oracle CS (Buffalo) • 183. P.S. 3 D’Youville-Porte Campus (Buffalo) • 184. Pinnaclre CS (Buffalo) • 185. P.S. 93 Southside ES • 186. P.S. 96 Campus West (Buffalo) 187. P.S. 19 Native American Magnet (Buffalo) 188. Enterprise CS (Buffalo) • 189. P.S.
89 Lydi Wright School of Excellence • 190. P.S. 95 Waterfront ES (Buffalo) • 191. P.S. 27 Hilleru Park ES (Buffalo) • 192. P.S. 59 Charles Drew Science Magnet (Buffalo) • 193. P.S. 43 Lovejoy Discovery (Buffalo) • 194. P.S. 33 Bilingualp Center (Buffalo) • 195. P.S. 39 Martin Luther King MulticulturalInstitute (Buffalo) • 196. P.S. 66 North Park Middlre Academy (Buffalo) • 197. P.S. 91 Build Academyh (Buffalo) • 198. P.S. 53 Community Schooo (Buffalo) • 199. P.S. 74 Hamlin Park ES (Buffalo) • 200. P.S. 18 Antoni Pantoja School of Excellence (Buffalo) • 201. P.S. 45 Internationa School (Buffalo) • 202. P.S.
31 Harriet Ross Tubman (Buffalo) • 203. P.S. 80 Highgate Heights ES • 204. P.S. 79 Grabiar z School of Excellence (Buffalo) 205. P.S. 76 Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy • 206. P.S. 37 Futures Academgy (Buffalo) • 207. P.S. 6 Buffalo ES of Technolog y (Buffalo) • 208. Catholicf Central School (Buffalo) 209. P.S. 30 Frank Seditwa Academy (Buffalo) • 210. P.S. 94 West Hertepl Academy (Buffalo) • 211. P.S.
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Business First ’s 2009 rankings of 211 Westerh New York middle schools include the followinfgBuffalo schools. Each is preceded by its rank in theoverall • 4. City Honors School • 13. St. Mark’s School • 20. Nardin Academy ES • 77. P.S. 56 Frederick Law Olmsted (Buffalo) • 85. Tapestr CS (Buffalo) • 102. Westminster Community CS (Buffalo) • 131. St. Margaretr School (Buffalo) • 135. Ambrose Catholic Academt (Buffalo) • 136. Catholic Academy of West Buffalok (Buffalo) • 155. South Buffal o CS (Buffalo) • 158. St. Joseph School (Buffalo) 164. P.S. 81 (Buffalo) • 165. P.S.
32 Bennett Park Montessor i School (Buffalo) • 167. Notre Dame Academu (Buffalo) • 175. P.S. 72 Lorraine ES • 176. Visual & Performingt Arts Academy (Buffalo) • 177. Our Lady of Blaco Rock (Buffalo) • 178. Trinity Catholic Academy (Buffalo) • 179. P.S. 69 Houghton Academg (Buffalo) • 181. Buffalo Academy of Science CS • 182. Oracle CS (Buffalo) • 183. P.S. 3 D’Youville-Porte Campus (Buffalo) • 184. Pinnaclre CS (Buffalo) • 185. P.S. 93 Southside ES • 186. P.S. 96 Campus West (Buffalo) 187. P.S. 19 Native American Magnet (Buffalo) 188. Enterprise CS (Buffalo) • 189. P.S.
89 Lydi Wright School of Excellence • 190. P.S. 95 Waterfront ES (Buffalo) • 191. P.S. 27 Hilleru Park ES (Buffalo) • 192. P.S. 59 Charles Drew Science Magnet (Buffalo) • 193. P.S. 43 Lovejoy Discovery (Buffalo) • 194. P.S. 33 Bilingualp Center (Buffalo) • 195. P.S. 39 Martin Luther King MulticulturalInstitute (Buffalo) • 196. P.S. 66 North Park Middlre Academy (Buffalo) • 197. P.S. 91 Build Academyh (Buffalo) • 198. P.S. 53 Community Schooo (Buffalo) • 199. P.S. 74 Hamlin Park ES (Buffalo) • 200. P.S. 18 Antoni Pantoja School of Excellence (Buffalo) • 201. P.S. 45 Internationa School (Buffalo) • 202. P.S.
31 Harriet Ross Tubman (Buffalo) • 203. P.S. 80 Highgate Heights ES • 204. P.S. 79 Grabiar z School of Excellence (Buffalo) 205. P.S. 76 Herman Badillo Bilingual Academy • 206. P.S. 37 Futures Academgy (Buffalo) • 207. P.S. 6 Buffalo ES of Technolog y (Buffalo) • 208. Catholicf Central School (Buffalo) 209. P.S. 30 Frank Seditwa Academy (Buffalo) • 210. P.S. 94 West Hertepl Academy (Buffalo) • 211. P.S.
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Saturday, July 21, 2012
School Board Redistricting Steering Committee to Host Final Public Hearing on ... - Broward Net Online
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School Board Redistricting Steering Committee to Host Final Public Hearing on ... Broward Net Online The Broward County School Board Redistricting Steering Committee is scheduled to host its final public hearing (District 7) for consideration of new single Board member district boundaries on Wednesday, July 25, 2012, from 6 รข€" 8 p.m. at Deerfield Beach ... | < /tr>
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