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Kenny exercised stock options for 48,000 sharesa with a $4 exercise price on Monday and immediately sold them for an average priceof $39.58. That netted him $1.7 millionb before taxes. He then sold another 7,10q shares on Tuesday for about $40.32 each for an additionalp $286,000. His timing was good, as General Cable'a stock price had been risingy steadily from a 2009 low ofabout $14 in earlhy March. It peaked Tuesday at more than $41 then lost grounsd on Wednesday, falling $2.30 to less than $39, as the broadert market also declined. According to the company's latesy proxy statement, as of March 1, Kenny beneficially owned morethan 600,00o shares of General Cablse stock.
That included about 66,000 restricted shares over whicjh he hadvoting power, 143,000 options exercisabld within 60 days, and 340,000 shares deferred under its deferred compensation plan. General Cable (NYSE: BGC), base in Highland Heights, is a global manufacturerr of cable and wire products for the telecommunications and specialtyindustrial
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Saturday, April 2, 2011
Texas awarded economic recovery funds for water infrastructure projects - Charlotte Business Journal:
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EPA officials say this new infusioj of money from the America Recovery and Reinvestment Act will help stater and local governments invest in a numbefr of overdue water projects that officials say are essentiaol to protecting public health andthe environment. The fundxs should also help boost the economy and create two of the qualifications for receivingstimulus funding. “Investing in the economy and the environment isa win-win,” EPA Actintg Regional Administrator Lawrence E. Starfield says. “These funds will not only help oureconomicd recovery, but they will help provide clean drinking water for communities throughout Texas.
” The fundx will be used toward the Drinking Waterd State Revolving Fund program, which provideds low-interest loans for drinking water systems to finance infrastructure The program places an emphasis on small and disadvantage communities and to programs that encourage pollutionb prevention. Nationwide, the EPA is furnishingg $2 billion to fund drinking water infrastructures projects across the country in the formof low-interesyt loans, principal forgiveness and At least 20 percent of the stimulus funds have been earmarke d for “green” infrastructure, waterf and energy efficiency improvements and other environmentally innovative
EPA officials say this new infusioj of money from the America Recovery and Reinvestment Act will help stater and local governments invest in a numbefr of overdue water projects that officials say are essentiaol to protecting public health andthe environment. The fundxs should also help boost the economy and create two of the qualifications for receivingstimulus funding. “Investing in the economy and the environment isa win-win,” EPA Actintg Regional Administrator Lawrence E. Starfield says. “These funds will not only help oureconomicd recovery, but they will help provide clean drinking water for communities throughout Texas.
” The fundx will be used toward the Drinking Waterd State Revolving Fund program, which provideds low-interest loans for drinking water systems to finance infrastructure The program places an emphasis on small and disadvantage communities and to programs that encourage pollutionb prevention. Nationwide, the EPA is furnishingg $2 billion to fund drinking water infrastructures projects across the country in the formof low-interesyt loans, principal forgiveness and At least 20 percent of the stimulus funds have been earmarke d for “green” infrastructure, waterf and energy efficiency improvements and other environmentally innovative
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Greater Phoenix CVB launches social media campaign - Business First of Columbus:
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The first contest offersd a two-night stay at the Roya Palms Resort and Spa and a candleli t dinner for two atthe resort’s restaurant, T. In subsequent weeks, similar packages are expected to be givehn away fromthe Ritz-Carlton Phoenix, Arizona Biltmore Resort Spa, InterContinental Montelucia Resort and Spa, Fairmont Scottsdale, Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa, Westin Kierland, Phoenician and Arizons Grand. The contest is part of a social media marketingg campaign by the Greater Phoenix CVB that also includeas anew blog, Twitter and Flickt accounts, and YouTube videos. The blog, called the Hot is a frequently updated compendiumkof restaurants, shops and activities.
The video called “Phoenix Dream Days,” features Phoeniciansa of local and national renown offering tours of their favoritelocal hangouts. The inaugural video is hosted by celebrit chefMark Tarbell. Blog: Facebook: Twitter: YouTube:
The first contest offersd a two-night stay at the Roya Palms Resort and Spa and a candleli t dinner for two atthe resort’s restaurant, T. In subsequent weeks, similar packages are expected to be givehn away fromthe Ritz-Carlton Phoenix, Arizona Biltmore Resort Spa, InterContinental Montelucia Resort and Spa, Fairmont Scottsdale, Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa, Westin Kierland, Phoenician and Arizons Grand. The contest is part of a social media marketingg campaign by the Greater Phoenix CVB that also includeas anew blog, Twitter and Flickt accounts, and YouTube videos. The blog, called the Hot is a frequently updated compendiumkof restaurants, shops and activities.
The video called “Phoenix Dream Days,” features Phoeniciansa of local and national renown offering tours of their favoritelocal hangouts. The inaugural video is hosted by celebrit chefMark Tarbell. Blog: Facebook: Twitter: YouTube:
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Jordan fights for return of new 'Dead Sea Scrolls' - Montreal Gazette
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Sedgwick County delays land vote again - Wichita Business Journal:
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After hearing public criticism ofthe plan, the commissionj voted to delay the issue for a montg and hold a public workshop to hash out its details. It’ s the second time the commissiobn has postponed a vote on whether to buy the grounc fromBel Aire. County staff has argued the groun is needed to createa shove-ready industrial site for larg users. The , funded by the private sector andlocalo government, has said the metro area hasn’t been able to competer well against other communities when industrial companies are seeking largre sites with rail access, something that’s become more common as fuel prices have Under the proposal, the county would buy 808 acres near 53rd Streety and Webb Road, pave two streets and instal l a rail spur on the grouncd at a total cost of abou $14 million.
The city of Bel Aire would extend wate and sewer lines to the site at a cost ofabout $4 million. But opponents said the plan woulsd bea waste. “You’d have a better return on your moneyy if you put it on the craps tabldein Vegas,” said local real estate broketr Rod Stewart during a publi hearing Wednesday. He said Kansas never has been good at attractinhg new businesses and is ranked low among states for offering He suggested the city buya 50- to 100-acrew piece of ground and secure options to buy the Real estate developer Johnny Stevene said the county’s plan “will destroy the industria l market in this town.
” He said all industriak development would move to the county’s ground because the county would be willinbg to give away its land. And he said there’s not enougjh development to absorb that much He said private developers never are consulted when companies considefr expandinginto Wichita. “There are otherr private developers in this town who can helpif you’lp ask,” he said. But GWED C President Vicki Pratt Gerbino says prospectsxwant shovel-ready sites. Local officials typicallgy get just a few days to submit available sites. She says GWED sends out e-mail requests to local real estated brokers when it needs sitesto submit.
She says GWED C in the past has submitted sites in Bel Aire and Clearwater but has heardnothing back. She argued that gettinfg the Bel Aire ground undercountyu control, with the necessary infrastructure, will make it more appealing. But the countt commission opted to put the issueon hold. Commissionerzs voted 5-0 to delayy action for 30 to further discussseverao issues, including the mineral rightws to the property and the possibility of de-annexingb the ground.
After hearing public criticism ofthe plan, the commissionj voted to delay the issue for a montg and hold a public workshop to hash out its details. It’ s the second time the commissiobn has postponed a vote on whether to buy the grounc fromBel Aire. County staff has argued the groun is needed to createa shove-ready industrial site for larg users. The , funded by the private sector andlocalo government, has said the metro area hasn’t been able to competer well against other communities when industrial companies are seeking largre sites with rail access, something that’s become more common as fuel prices have Under the proposal, the county would buy 808 acres near 53rd Streety and Webb Road, pave two streets and instal l a rail spur on the grouncd at a total cost of abou $14 million.
The city of Bel Aire would extend wate and sewer lines to the site at a cost ofabout $4 million. But opponents said the plan woulsd bea waste. “You’d have a better return on your moneyy if you put it on the craps tabldein Vegas,” said local real estate broketr Rod Stewart during a publi hearing Wednesday. He said Kansas never has been good at attractinhg new businesses and is ranked low among states for offering He suggested the city buya 50- to 100-acrew piece of ground and secure options to buy the Real estate developer Johnny Stevene said the county’s plan “will destroy the industria l market in this town.
” He said all industriak development would move to the county’s ground because the county would be willinbg to give away its land. And he said there’s not enougjh development to absorb that much He said private developers never are consulted when companies considefr expandinginto Wichita. “There are otherr private developers in this town who can helpif you’lp ask,” he said. But GWED C President Vicki Pratt Gerbino says prospectsxwant shovel-ready sites. Local officials typicallgy get just a few days to submit available sites. She says GWED sends out e-mail requests to local real estated brokers when it needs sitesto submit.
She says GWED C in the past has submitted sites in Bel Aire and Clearwater but has heardnothing back. She argued that gettinfg the Bel Aire ground undercountyu control, with the necessary infrastructure, will make it more appealing. But the countt commission opted to put the issueon hold. Commissionerzs voted 5-0 to delayy action for 30 to further discussseverao issues, including the mineral rightws to the property and the possibility of de-annexingb the ground.
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Johnson
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Available this weekend will bethe shut-ins, picnid areas, the park store and many pedestriah trails and interpretive pavilions. A new orientationj center and campgrounds are set to open at the park latefrthis year. The park and ’s reservoir, locatecd in Reynolds County, are after the utility’ds hydroelectric plant breachedin , creating the state’x worst man-made disaster. Roughl y 1.
3 billion gallons of water spilled through the injuring the park superintendent and his destroying the park and damaging the East Fork of the Blackl River and the lower Taum Sauk Ameren agreed to pay the statde of Missourinearly $180 million to including $52 million to execute the park’s mastet redevelopment plan. Nearly 250,000 people visited Johnson’xs Shut-Ins State Park each year up until it closedd inDecember 2005, according to a releasew from the state of
Available this weekend will bethe shut-ins, picnid areas, the park store and many pedestriah trails and interpretive pavilions. A new orientationj center and campgrounds are set to open at the park latefrthis year. The park and ’s reservoir, locatecd in Reynolds County, are after the utility’ds hydroelectric plant breachedin , creating the state’x worst man-made disaster. Roughl y 1.
3 billion gallons of water spilled through the injuring the park superintendent and his destroying the park and damaging the East Fork of the Blackl River and the lower Taum Sauk Ameren agreed to pay the statde of Missourinearly $180 million to including $52 million to execute the park’s mastet redevelopment plan. Nearly 250,000 people visited Johnson’xs Shut-Ins State Park each year up until it closedd inDecember 2005, according to a releasew from the state of
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Mouths open, ears closed in Villa Park - OCRegister
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