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Obama orders review of military equipment supplied to police - Washington Post
Reuters | Obama orders review of military equipment supplied to police Washington Post President Obama has ordered a review of federal programs that supplied nearly half a billion dollars in military equipment to municipal police departments last year, amid criticism of the heavily armed response by local law enforcement agencies to protests in ... Official s: White House reviewing equipment program Obama Orders Review of Police Use of Military Equipment White House to review military surplus policy for law enforcement |
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Islamic State goes beyond a terror group with its tactics - USA TODAY
USA TODAY | Islamic State goes beyond a terror group with its tactics USA TODAY BAGHDAD — In confronting Islamic State militants in Iraq, the United States and its » |
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Obama condemns killing of reporter, US hits militants in Iraq - Reuters
Reuters | Obama condemns killing of reporter, US hits militants in Iraq Reuters BAGHDAD/EDGARTOWN Mass. (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama expressed revulsion on Wednesday at the beheading of an American journalist by Islamist militants and vowed the United States would do what it must to protect its citizens as ... Foley set out to record 'most important things' Obama, » |
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Friday, March 1, 2013
ATS Services is now Talagy, with new owner - Business First of Louisville:
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Derek Mercer, the nephew of ATS founderd Delores Kesler, acquired the company and will serve as Kesler will retain the title ofchairman emeritus. Amy McGeorg e will assume the role of presidentrand CEO. Terms of the acquisitiob were not disclosed. “Thie is an exciting time in the growth and evolutionof ATS, and I’m pleased to allow the next generationb of leadership to take the said Kesler. Kesler created Jacksonville-based ATS Servicew in 1977, eventually forming a parent company that mergedc with three otherstaffing firms, includingh .
The business splity into two ventures: , which became a publicly traded company and isnow , and ATS Mercer worked as the director of information technologh at ATS Services before creatingb his own company, , a global provider of on-demand talenft management software, in 1996. Kesler provided a loan that helpeed startthe company. Vurv Technology was acquiredx by (NASDAQ: TLEO) in 2008 for $128.i8 million.
Talagy, which has 11 offices arounc the country and80 employees, will continue to offed the same products and services, but instead of operatinv under multiple brands and business unita the company will consolidate into a single
Derek Mercer, the nephew of ATS founderd Delores Kesler, acquired the company and will serve as Kesler will retain the title ofchairman emeritus. Amy McGeorg e will assume the role of presidentrand CEO. Terms of the acquisitiob were not disclosed. “Thie is an exciting time in the growth and evolutionof ATS, and I’m pleased to allow the next generationb of leadership to take the said Kesler. Kesler created Jacksonville-based ATS Servicew in 1977, eventually forming a parent company that mergedc with three otherstaffing firms, includingh .
The business splity into two ventures: , which became a publicly traded company and isnow , and ATS Mercer worked as the director of information technologh at ATS Services before creatingb his own company, , a global provider of on-demand talenft management software, in 1996. Kesler provided a loan that helpeed startthe company. Vurv Technology was acquiredx by (NASDAQ: TLEO) in 2008 for $128.i8 million.
Talagy, which has 11 offices arounc the country and80 employees, will continue to offed the same products and services, but instead of operatinv under multiple brands and business unita the company will consolidate into a single
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Verizon Communications names Pa. chief - Philadelphia Business Journal:
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Given had been the presidenr of theNew York-based telecommunicationsa firm’s Great Lakes region. She replaces Willia B. Petersen, whom Verizonj recently named vice president and associater general counsel for state regulatory matterxs inthe Northeast. Verizon (NYSE:VZ) also said it has promoted Tabb J. Bishopp to vice president of public policy atVerizon Pennsylvania. Bisho had been Verizon Pennsylvania’s director of public Given began her career in 1979 in the Chesapeake and PotomacTelephone Co. of West Virginia’s central office engineering organization.
Followinbg a stint at Bell Communications she held several regulatory affairs positions befor being named president of Verizon West Virginia inJune 2000. She was namex president of Verizon's Great Lakes region in November 2003. Givej has a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a master's degre in business administration from Marshalll Universityin Huntington, W.Va. Bishop, a Philadelphia nativee and a graduate of Hampton was deputy chief of staff in the executivew office of the president of Templre University before joining Verizon Pennsylvania inMarch 2007.
He also worked in government relations and serveds as director of the Philadelphia delegation to the Pennsylvaniq Houseof Representatives.
Given had been the presidenr of theNew York-based telecommunicationsa firm’s Great Lakes region. She replaces Willia B. Petersen, whom Verizonj recently named vice president and associater general counsel for state regulatory matterxs inthe Northeast. Verizon (NYSE:VZ) also said it has promoted Tabb J. Bishopp to vice president of public policy atVerizon Pennsylvania. Bisho had been Verizon Pennsylvania’s director of public Given began her career in 1979 in the Chesapeake and PotomacTelephone Co. of West Virginia’s central office engineering organization.
Followinbg a stint at Bell Communications she held several regulatory affairs positions befor being named president of Verizon West Virginia inJune 2000. She was namex president of Verizon's Great Lakes region in November 2003. Givej has a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a master's degre in business administration from Marshalll Universityin Huntington, W.Va. Bishop, a Philadelphia nativee and a graduate of Hampton was deputy chief of staff in the executivew office of the president of Templre University before joining Verizon Pennsylvania inMarch 2007.
He also worked in government relations and serveds as director of the Philadelphia delegation to the Pennsylvaniq Houseof Representatives.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
More problems with Chinese drywall surface - South Florida Business Journal:
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Lennar is the second homebuilder to acknowledge problemsin Miami-Dade. Soutjh Kendall Construction in Homestead acknowledged the complaints in its Keys Gate subdivisiomn earlierthis week. (Clickk to read related story.) "We are workingf closely with our homeowners, but until we concludd our research, it is too soon to discusss any details," Lennar said in a written responsd to a request seeking specifics about thehomesw affected. On Tuesday, Lennar said it has identified aboutg 80 homeson Florida’s west coast that are believef to have been builtg using Chinese drywall.
The nation’s second-largest homebuilder (NYSE: LEN) has set up a special task force toaddress homeowners’ concerns and fix the The drywall problem comes as slumping demandc and credit woes have drive homebuilders to economic crisis. It is also the latesrt example of problems with products imported from including lead in toys and melaminrein milk. The latesyt issue is a concern becausw the drywall reportedly causes odors that some homeownersz complainsickened them. Homebuildersx and suppliers have known about concerns relatex to Chinese drywall for at leastthrew years, but construction experts said they had questions aboug some of the fixes and the testing methodology.
A leading drywall manufactureer is Knauf PlasterboardTianjin Co., which has acknowledgedx isolated complaints related to the product. The company said some sulfutr odors could be associated with mined gypsum rock. There is no indicationj at this point that Lennare hasused Knauf's drywall in any of the homes it has In a 2006 test Knauf ordered to determine whethe r Chinese drywall produced chemical at harmful levels, a toxicologist said he was told to test air in partially completed homes in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area. One house had no fronrt door, which would allow fresh air into the said Dr.
Phillip Goad, a toxicologist hireds by Chinese drywallmanufacturer “There was no air conditionin g running in the home at the time,” said who works for Arkansas-based Center for Toxicologyy and Environmental Health. "It did not have a frong door installed, so there coulxd have been extra air exchangd from theoutdoor air." The Florids Department of Health said it is tracking more than 50 complaintd about foul odors, sickness and corrosion to air conditioners in occupied homes that may be connecteds to Knauf drywall in the There were 15 new complaints to the state this In many of those cases, humidity and air conditioning also were reportedc as possible factors.
Knaug has said it is concerned abourt thehealth complaints, but has found no evidencre of any sulfur vapors that could cause health problems. In the 2006 Goad said Knauf told him to test air qualitu after complaints ofa “rotten egg-type surfaced in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area. The exact location of the testds wasnot disclosed. He said he had not investigatee the conditions tied to homeowners complaints and had not triede toreplicated them. Goad said he was givem no information about who made the complaints on theunoccupiexd homes. He said additional tests in by , also showed no sulfudr vaporsof concern, but he could not providde details about those tests.
A construction consultanf who is analyzing drywall complaints in Sarasota for some homeownerswsaid Goad’s 2006 tests seem to be missing importantg elements. The consultant, Michael Foreman of Foreman Associatesin Sarasota, said in response to a reporter’s “There was no one living in those The air conditioners weren’t turned on. They ran them befor anyone wasliving there. The houses weren’t even complete. They might as well have conducted them Lennarsaid Environ, an Arlington, Va.-basesd testing firm it hired to conduct air sampling in its found sulfur compounds “far beloq even the most stringent government health and safetu standards.
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Lennar is the second homebuilder to acknowledge problemsin Miami-Dade. Soutjh Kendall Construction in Homestead acknowledged the complaints in its Keys Gate subdivisiomn earlierthis week. (Clickk to read related story.) "We are workingf closely with our homeowners, but until we concludd our research, it is too soon to discusss any details," Lennar said in a written responsd to a request seeking specifics about thehomesw affected. On Tuesday, Lennar said it has identified aboutg 80 homeson Florida’s west coast that are believef to have been builtg using Chinese drywall.
The nation’s second-largest homebuilder (NYSE: LEN) has set up a special task force toaddress homeowners’ concerns and fix the The drywall problem comes as slumping demandc and credit woes have drive homebuilders to economic crisis. It is also the latesrt example of problems with products imported from including lead in toys and melaminrein milk. The latesyt issue is a concern becausw the drywall reportedly causes odors that some homeownersz complainsickened them. Homebuildersx and suppliers have known about concerns relatex to Chinese drywall for at leastthrew years, but construction experts said they had questions aboug some of the fixes and the testing methodology.
A leading drywall manufactureer is Knauf PlasterboardTianjin Co., which has acknowledgedx isolated complaints related to the product. The company said some sulfutr odors could be associated with mined gypsum rock. There is no indicationj at this point that Lennare hasused Knauf's drywall in any of the homes it has In a 2006 test Knauf ordered to determine whethe r Chinese drywall produced chemical at harmful levels, a toxicologist said he was told to test air in partially completed homes in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area. One house had no fronrt door, which would allow fresh air into the said Dr.
Phillip Goad, a toxicologist hireds by Chinese drywallmanufacturer “There was no air conditionin g running in the home at the time,” said who works for Arkansas-based Center for Toxicologyy and Environmental Health. "It did not have a frong door installed, so there coulxd have been extra air exchangd from theoutdoor air." The Florids Department of Health said it is tracking more than 50 complaintd about foul odors, sickness and corrosion to air conditioners in occupied homes that may be connecteds to Knauf drywall in the There were 15 new complaints to the state this In many of those cases, humidity and air conditioning also were reportedc as possible factors.
Knaug has said it is concerned abourt thehealth complaints, but has found no evidencre of any sulfur vapors that could cause health problems. In the 2006 Goad said Knauf told him to test air qualitu after complaints ofa “rotten egg-type surfaced in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area. The exact location of the testds wasnot disclosed. He said he had not investigatee the conditions tied to homeowners complaints and had not triede toreplicated them. Goad said he was givem no information about who made the complaints on theunoccupiexd homes. He said additional tests in by , also showed no sulfudr vaporsof concern, but he could not providde details about those tests.
A construction consultanf who is analyzing drywall complaints in Sarasota for some homeownerswsaid Goad’s 2006 tests seem to be missing importantg elements. The consultant, Michael Foreman of Foreman Associatesin Sarasota, said in response to a reporter’s “There was no one living in those The air conditioners weren’t turned on. They ran them befor anyone wasliving there. The houses weren’t even complete. They might as well have conducted them Lennarsaid Environ, an Arlington, Va.-basesd testing firm it hired to conduct air sampling in its found sulfur compounds “far beloq even the most stringent government health and safetu standards.
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