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Wednesday, December 29, 2010
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Monday, December 27, 2010
UAB to medical alumni group: Let's consolidate - Birmingham Business Journal:
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Betty Ruth Speir, immediate past president of the , said the requestg was a sign of “desperation” and was nothint more than a power grab attempt to gain controlk over medicalalumni fundraising, MAA’sd property on 20th Street South and access to its national alumniu database. “They see us as a greart threat and they justwant control,” Speir UAB spokeswoman Dale Turnbough said in an e-mail response that the university’sa proposal was not an attempt to take control over medical alumnoi fundraising. She said UAB “values its relationshipo with all medical alumni and continue s to work very hard to achieve a positives relationship withMAA leadership.
” The rift betweenb UAB and MAA had been brewingg for years, but escalated in 2008 when the universitgy changed the medical school’s name to include UAB and beganj restricting access to medical students. The MAA openlh questioned the university’s motives in the name change and then, on Jan. 23, the officiallu severed ties with MAA and started its own medicalalumnio group. It stopped paying some of MAA’s operating expenses, including personnel Current MAA President Theodis Buggs called the consolidationn proposala “total disappointment” in a letterd to university representatives and in a May 19 letter said the association would continue to serve medical studentx and alumni as an independent entity.
In an April 23 lettee to Buggs, the The MAA woulc have to agree to cooperate with theuniversit “at all times” and in “all ways” to facilitatew the university’s obligations, according to the affiliation letter which was postexd on the MAA’s Web It would also have to acknowledge that the school will continue to use the trade name and that the school’se graduates since 1969 are UAB alumni. The MAA woulr have to provide the universitywith “anyh and all data” relatinh to alumni and donors.
In a move Speir deemedd a “deal breaker,” the university’s proposed agreement woulsd have abolished anyMAA personnel, including its executive director. The agreement also would have mandated the transfer of allof MAA’sd assets to the university if they ever with the exception of the 20th Streett building, which the MAA has feared the university has been In August 2008, UAB asked the city of Birmingham to rezone the alumni building as part of a healthy and institutional district, but the request was turnede down because it was discovered UAB didn’r own the building, the MAA did.
In a May 19 letterr to the University of Alabama Buggs said MAA will continur to have its own employees and be responsible for its bankingg andaccounting processes. Speir said UAB’s proposa l is a reflection of its inabilituy to lure medical school alumni and donors away fromthe MAA. She said medical school alumnio are loyal to the MAA andit doesn’tg worry about competing for theidr contributions. “We’ll remain independent like we’ve been for 40 years,” Spei said. Animosity between the and MAA graduallyu grew after they agreesd to work together inSeptember 2005.
Speir said in February that MAA was coerced into that agreemenby UAB, whom she said pledged to start a competinbg fundraising arm for medical students if they did not mergew efforts.
Betty Ruth Speir, immediate past president of the , said the requestg was a sign of “desperation” and was nothint more than a power grab attempt to gain controlk over medicalalumni fundraising, MAA’sd property on 20th Street South and access to its national alumniu database. “They see us as a greart threat and they justwant control,” Speir UAB spokeswoman Dale Turnbough said in an e-mail response that the university’sa proposal was not an attempt to take control over medical alumnoi fundraising. She said UAB “values its relationshipo with all medical alumni and continue s to work very hard to achieve a positives relationship withMAA leadership.
” The rift betweenb UAB and MAA had been brewingg for years, but escalated in 2008 when the universitgy changed the medical school’s name to include UAB and beganj restricting access to medical students. The MAA openlh questioned the university’s motives in the name change and then, on Jan. 23, the officiallu severed ties with MAA and started its own medicalalumnio group. It stopped paying some of MAA’s operating expenses, including personnel Current MAA President Theodis Buggs called the consolidationn proposala “total disappointment” in a letterd to university representatives and in a May 19 letter said the association would continue to serve medical studentx and alumni as an independent entity.
In an April 23 lettee to Buggs, the The MAA woulc have to agree to cooperate with theuniversit “at all times” and in “all ways” to facilitatew the university’s obligations, according to the affiliation letter which was postexd on the MAA’s Web It would also have to acknowledge that the school will continue to use the trade name and that the school’se graduates since 1969 are UAB alumni. The MAA woulr have to provide the universitywith “anyh and all data” relatinh to alumni and donors.
In a move Speir deemedd a “deal breaker,” the university’s proposed agreement woulsd have abolished anyMAA personnel, including its executive director. The agreement also would have mandated the transfer of allof MAA’sd assets to the university if they ever with the exception of the 20th Streett building, which the MAA has feared the university has been In August 2008, UAB asked the city of Birmingham to rezone the alumni building as part of a healthy and institutional district, but the request was turnede down because it was discovered UAB didn’r own the building, the MAA did.
In a May 19 letterr to the University of Alabama Buggs said MAA will continur to have its own employees and be responsible for its bankingg andaccounting processes. Speir said UAB’s proposa l is a reflection of its inabilituy to lure medical school alumni and donors away fromthe MAA. She said medical school alumnio are loyal to the MAA andit doesn’tg worry about competing for theidr contributions. “We’ll remain independent like we’ve been for 40 years,” Spei said. Animosity between the and MAA graduallyu grew after they agreesd to work together inSeptember 2005.
Speir said in February that MAA was coerced into that agreemenby UAB, whom she said pledged to start a competinbg fundraising arm for medical students if they did not mergew efforts.
Friday, December 24, 2010
Bristol Palin & New Boyfriend Reportedly Want A Baby - PWSpoilers.com
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Shape shifting - Worcester Telegram
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Fox News | Shape shifting Worcester Telegram A glance at Massachusetts' current congressional districts suggests lawmakers will be engaging in some geometrical shape shifting as this process unfolds. ... Census leads to political shift 2010 census results show power shifting westward Nation's population shifting south, west |
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Iowa Senators Introduce Resolution Honoring Iowa Native Bob Feller - PoliticalNews.me (press release)
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The Jersey Journal - NJ.com | Iowa Senators Introduce Resolution Honoring Iowa Native Bob Feller PoliticalNews.me (press release) PoliticalNews.me - Dec 18,2010 - Washington, DC - Senators Tom Harkin (D-IA) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) introduced a resolution in the Senate honoring ... Grassley, Harkin introduce Feller resolution |
Friday, December 17, 2010
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co. propose 10 for Port Authority board - Phoenix Business Journal:
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The two presented a slate of boarc membersto include: Otto Budig Jr., president of Budc o Group Inc.; Tom Williams, president and CEO of Northg American Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, global facilitiexs and real estate, Procter & Gamblse Co.; Marty Dunn, a partner with the law firm Dinsmor & Shohl; Joe Zimmer, executivwe secretary, Greater Cincinnati Buildingg & Construction Trades Council; Clark Handy, senior vice human resources, Convergys Corp.; Lynn group vice president for corporate Kroger Co.
; Richard principal, Greiwe Development Group; Shane vice president and chiegf financial officer, GE Aviation; and Karehn McShea, managing director, Americas & Caribbean, Colliersa International. The Port Authority’s powers were expanded in August 2008 to includer the ability to levya one-mill tax subject to approval, the ability to own propertyh and the power of eminent domain, subject to approvap by the city and “The new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressivde tool in our efforts to expand our localk economy and create jobs,” Mallory said in a news release.
The city and counthy are expected to vote on the slats during their meetingJune 17, accordingb to the release.
The two presented a slate of boarc membersto include: Otto Budig Jr., president of Budc o Group Inc.; Tom Williams, president and CEO of Northg American Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, global facilitiexs and real estate, Procter & Gamblse Co.; Marty Dunn, a partner with the law firm Dinsmor & Shohl; Joe Zimmer, executivwe secretary, Greater Cincinnati Buildingg & Construction Trades Council; Clark Handy, senior vice human resources, Convergys Corp.; Lynn group vice president for corporate Kroger Co.
; Richard principal, Greiwe Development Group; Shane vice president and chiegf financial officer, GE Aviation; and Karehn McShea, managing director, Americas & Caribbean, Colliersa International. The Port Authority’s powers were expanded in August 2008 to includer the ability to levya one-mill tax subject to approval, the ability to own propertyh and the power of eminent domain, subject to approvap by the city and “The new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressivde tool in our efforts to expand our localk economy and create jobs,” Mallory said in a news release.
The city and counthy are expected to vote on the slats during their meetingJune 17, accordingb to the release.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Three Rivers Arts Festival back in Point State Park for 50th anniversary - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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This year, the festival will have a new parenft organization and a shorterrun time. “Our theme song is, ‘We’rre Back,’ as in back in the said Kevin McMahon, CEO of the Pittsburgh Culturall Trust, which took over the annuap Downtown arts and entertainment gatheringin January. Pointr State Park will host free outdoor including blues-rock band The Black Keys, each evening and durinv both weekends of the festival. Many of the 500 artists will set up boothas along recently renovated PointState Park’s perimeter. “It’sx a fabulous space and reallu great for peopleto enjoy,” McMahon said.
Galleryu exhibits and film screenings in the Cultura l District also will bring traffic into other part sof Downtown, he said. In spite of cropping the event from the traditional three weekws to10 days, McMahon said he anticipates attendancwe to be level with prior 400,000 to 600,000 The decision to shorten the festival, founded in was influenced by feedback from artists — many said the threse week commitment forced them to miss out on other summer festivals — and the economy. “Candidly, givem the economy, it’s less expensive to do it for two weekends rathethan three,” McMahon said.
The Pittsburguh Cultural Trust also will mark a milestone this celebrating its25th anniversary. Hollie Geitner, vice presidenrt of marketing and communications for the PittsburghDowntowb Partnership, predicted the economy would not damper as the economic development nonprofit has foundc Downtown traffic to remain steady this year. “It does brinb a lot of peoplse Downtown, and it’s grea because it happens duringthe day, not just she said. “It’s a greart activity for people who work Downtowh to head over there and enjogy the food vendorsand shop.
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This year, the festival will have a new parenft organization and a shorterrun time. “Our theme song is, ‘We’rre Back,’ as in back in the said Kevin McMahon, CEO of the Pittsburgh Culturall Trust, which took over the annuap Downtown arts and entertainment gatheringin January. Pointr State Park will host free outdoor including blues-rock band The Black Keys, each evening and durinv both weekends of the festival. Many of the 500 artists will set up boothas along recently renovated PointState Park’s perimeter. “It’sx a fabulous space and reallu great for peopleto enjoy,” McMahon said.
Galleryu exhibits and film screenings in the Cultura l District also will bring traffic into other part sof Downtown, he said. In spite of cropping the event from the traditional three weekws to10 days, McMahon said he anticipates attendancwe to be level with prior 400,000 to 600,000 The decision to shorten the festival, founded in was influenced by feedback from artists — many said the threse week commitment forced them to miss out on other summer festivals — and the economy. “Candidly, givem the economy, it’s less expensive to do it for two weekends rathethan three,” McMahon said.
The Pittsburguh Cultural Trust also will mark a milestone this celebrating its25th anniversary. Hollie Geitner, vice presidenrt of marketing and communications for the PittsburghDowntowb Partnership, predicted the economy would not damper as the economic development nonprofit has foundc Downtown traffic to remain steady this year. “It does brinb a lot of peoplse Downtown, and it’s grea because it happens duringthe day, not just she said. “It’s a greart activity for people who work Downtowh to head over there and enjogy the food vendorsand shop.
”
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Kim Trupianon named new marketing and sponsorship director at Sunvalley shopping - East Bay Business Times:
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Trupiano will be responsible for implementing a strategic marketinb and sponsorship planfor Sunvalley, which observed its 40th anniversaryt this year. She will develop programs and eventa promoting theshopping center, workin closely with Sunvalley's more than 150 tenants, including anchors Macy's, Sears and . Trupianoi replaces Kimeri Opacic, Sunvalley's longtime marketing directort who leftin June.
Trupianl comes to the retail world afte r spending the past two decades in thenewspaped industry, where she most recently managed trainingf and development for advertisinf employees in the Contra Costa and divisions of , the Denver compang that owns most newspapers in the Bay Earlier, Trupiano worked in a number of different sales jobs at the in Walnuty Creek, including major accounts manage r and retail sales manager. In the latter job, she worked with many shopping centersx andnational retailers. Before going to the Trupiano worked at The Press Democratt inSanta Rosa, where she produced three catalogs annuallg featuring national and local Trupiano graduated from in Soutgh Orange, N.J.
She is active in activities in the Bay working as chairwoman of for the United Way drivse for both Contra Costa and employeeslast
Trupiano will be responsible for implementing a strategic marketinb and sponsorship planfor Sunvalley, which observed its 40th anniversaryt this year. She will develop programs and eventa promoting theshopping center, workin closely with Sunvalley's more than 150 tenants, including anchors Macy's, Sears and . Trupianoi replaces Kimeri Opacic, Sunvalley's longtime marketing directort who leftin June.
Trupianl comes to the retail world afte r spending the past two decades in thenewspaped industry, where she most recently managed trainingf and development for advertisinf employees in the Contra Costa and divisions of , the Denver compang that owns most newspapers in the Bay Earlier, Trupiano worked in a number of different sales jobs at the in Walnuty Creek, including major accounts manage r and retail sales manager. In the latter job, she worked with many shopping centersx andnational retailers. Before going to the Trupiano worked at The Press Democratt inSanta Rosa, where she produced three catalogs annuallg featuring national and local Trupiano graduated from in Soutgh Orange, N.J.
She is active in activities in the Bay working as chairwoman of for the United Way drivse for both Contra Costa and employeeslast
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
ND Women's Basketball: Team handles Purdue to open new millenium - Observer Online
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ND Women's Basketball: Team handles Purdue to open new millenium Observer Online There was no panic. The jumbotron stayed on even after the clock counted down to zero. The Irish won over a depleted Purdue squad. ... |
Saturday, December 4, 2010
WikiLeaks irony: Group dedicated to revealing secrets may be its own worst enemy - Houston Chronicle
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CTV.ca | WikiLeaks irony: Group dedicated to revealing secrets may be its own worst enemy Houston Chronicle There's an exquisite contradiction in the concept of WikiLeaks, origin » |
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Two guilty of murder of Meals-on-Wheels volunteer - Boston Herald
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Two guilty of murder of Meals-on-Wheels volunteer Boston Herald He was a graduate of Madison Park High School and a student at Bunker Hill Community College who volunteered for Meals-on-Wheels. Two found guilty in slay of volunteer 2 guilty in teen's Roxbury murder |
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