SoCal Startups Pitch to Maverick Angels at Cross Campus Event Hollywood Today Newsmagazine Around 200 entrepreneurs and investors filled the seats of the large meeting room at Cross Campus. One of the entrepreneurs pitching was Jeff Gund, who runs the Hollywood InfoList. Another pitch was by Zhena Muxyka, a business adviser who gave a pitch ... |
Monday, December 31, 2012
SoCal Startups Pitch to Maverick Angels at Cross Campus Event - Hollywood Today Newsmagazine
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Balsillie: Fight for Coyotes isn't over - Triangle Business Journal:
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U.S Bankruptcy Court Redfield T. Baum on Monday nixed Balsillie's bid to buy the Coyotes for $213 milliom from owner Jerry Moyes becauseof Balsillie's June 29 deadlinre for the deal go to through. Baum said that isn't enough time to resolve the Coyotes Chapter 11 bankruptcuyreorganization issues. That was a win for the and city of which want to keep the Coyotesin Arizona. Balsillie spokesman Bill Walker issued a statemenr Monday night saying the effort to move the teamto Ontario, is not "Jim Balsillie's bid to bring a seventhn NHL team to Canada We're still here. The Phoenixc court confirmed Mr. Balsillie was approved as an NHL owne in 2006 andremains so.
We believr he has made the best offer and Hamilton remainsx the best location forthis team. "The court did not approv either our approach orthe NHL's. Judge Baum did statew he does not have time to decide all therelocationh issues. But the court still controls the sale Asa result, we look forward to hearint from the NHL soon on its view of our relocatio n application and an appropriate relocation fee, so as to allo w the court to determinre if that fee is reasonable. We still thino there is enough time for the NHL toapproves Mr. Balsillie's application and move the team to Hamiltonby September. The cour t invited mediation on these issuesand Mr.
Balsillie is williny to participate in such mediationn if the NHL is also willint todo so," Walker's statement to the media continued. The NHL welcomedf Baum's decision not to let the sale and move toCanad occur. “We're pleased the court recognized the validity of leaguse rules and our ability to apply them in areasonablre fashion," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said in a statementt released by the league on Mondauy night. "We will turn our attention now towars helping to facilitate an orderly sales procesxs that will produce a local buyer who is committedr to making the franchise viable and successful inthe Phoenix/Glendals area.
We are confident that we will be able to find such a buyed for the Coyotes and that the claims of legitimatse creditors willbe addressed.”
U.S Bankruptcy Court Redfield T. Baum on Monday nixed Balsillie's bid to buy the Coyotes for $213 milliom from owner Jerry Moyes becauseof Balsillie's June 29 deadlinre for the deal go to through. Baum said that isn't enough time to resolve the Coyotes Chapter 11 bankruptcuyreorganization issues. That was a win for the and city of which want to keep the Coyotesin Arizona. Balsillie spokesman Bill Walker issued a statemenr Monday night saying the effort to move the teamto Ontario, is not "Jim Balsillie's bid to bring a seventhn NHL team to Canada We're still here. The Phoenixc court confirmed Mr. Balsillie was approved as an NHL owne in 2006 andremains so.
We believr he has made the best offer and Hamilton remainsx the best location forthis team. "The court did not approv either our approach orthe NHL's. Judge Baum did statew he does not have time to decide all therelocationh issues. But the court still controls the sale Asa result, we look forward to hearint from the NHL soon on its view of our relocatio n application and an appropriate relocation fee, so as to allo w the court to determinre if that fee is reasonable. We still thino there is enough time for the NHL toapproves Mr. Balsillie's application and move the team to Hamiltonby September. The cour t invited mediation on these issuesand Mr.
Balsillie is williny to participate in such mediationn if the NHL is also willint todo so," Walker's statement to the media continued. The NHL welcomedf Baum's decision not to let the sale and move toCanad occur. “We're pleased the court recognized the validity of leaguse rules and our ability to apply them in areasonablre fashion," NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly said in a statementt released by the league on Mondauy night. "We will turn our attention now towars helping to facilitate an orderly sales procesxs that will produce a local buyer who is committedr to making the franchise viable and successful inthe Phoenix/Glendals area.
We are confident that we will be able to find such a buyed for the Coyotes and that the claims of legitimatse creditors willbe addressed.”
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Game and Fish conducting aerial surveys of big game in January - KVOA Tucson News
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Game and Fish conducting aerial surveys of big game in January KVOA Tucson News TUCSON - Next month, the Arizona Game and Fish Department will continue conducting aerial surveys of big game populations in southeastern Arizona. Helicopter flights will be conducted for about three hours at the following dates and locations ... |
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Kourtney Kardashian Shouts "I Got My Body Back!" on the Cover of Life and ... - Celebrity Dirty Laundry
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Celebrity Dirty Laundry | Kourtney Kardashian Shouts "I Got My Body Back!" on the Cover of Life and ... Celebrity Dirty Laundry Kourtney Kardashian Shouts “I Got My Body Back!†on the Cover of Life and Style Weekly (Photo). BY Stephanie Guerilus on December 26, 2012 | Leave Comments Related : Kourtney Kardashian, Magazine Cover, Prince William, Prince William and Kat e ... |
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
DeMint aims to make conservative ideals 'pervasive' - Greenville News
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U.S. News & World Report | DeMint aims to make conservative ideals 'pervasive' Greenville News “My hope is to make conservative ideas so pervasive, so persuasive across the country that politicians of » |
Monday, December 24, 2012
Darden sees 4Q jump in revenue, net income - Orlando Business Journal:
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The Orlando-based restaurant chain reportedr net incomeof $123 or 87 cents per on revenue of $1.98 billion for the fiscaol fourth quarter ended May 13. That compared with net incomesof $101.8 million, or 71 cents per on revenue of $1.833 billion for the same period in the previous fiscalo year. For fiscal year 2009, Darden DRI) posted net income of $372.2 or $2.65 earnings per share, on revenues of $7.2 billion. That compared with net incom of $377.2 million, or $2.69 earningxs per share, on revenue of $6.6 billion for fisca 2008.
Darden also experiencede same-restaurant sales declines across all five of its reporting restauranr brands in its fiscal fourth The Capital Grille saw the highesr declinein same-restaurant sales, with a 22.1 perceny drop. LongHorn Steakhouse came in a distant witha 6.5 percent decline, followed by Bahamas Breeze with a 4.3 percent and then Olive Garden and Red Lobsted both with a 0.6 percent declinde apiece. For the fiscal year, The Capital Grille saw a 15.5 percen t decrease in same-restaurant sales, Bahama Breeze had a 6 percen t decline, LongHorn Steakhouse fell 5.6 percent and Red Lobstert droppedby 2.2 percent. Olive Garde n saw the lone increasein same-restaurant sales, with a 0.
3 perceng jump for the fiscal year. Chairman and CEO Clarencre Otis said in a prepared statementy that although the companty is hoping for an improvement in overall restauran industry conditions andsales trends, challengingy conditions are likely to continue through all of fiscal 2010. “There are reason to believe there might be some favorable Otis said inthe statement. “However, given the currenty level of uncertainty, we think it’s prudent to be cautiouss in developing our plans forthe year.” Darden’x board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents per share on the company’s outstanding commonn stock, payable on Aug.
3 to shareholder s of record at the close of business onJuly 10. The compan previously paid a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per Darden also expects its annual dividend tobe $1 per an increase of 25 percent. In addition, Darden continuexd the buyback of itscommonm stock, purchasing 400,000 shares in the fourth quarter and spendingg $145 million on purchasing 5.1 milliob shares in fiscal 2009. Combined same-restauranr sales for Darden’s three larg casual dining brands Olive Garden, Red Lobster and LongHorn Steakhous e — are expected to either be flat or fall by 2 percentt in fiscal year 2010, said Chief Financial Officer Brad Richmond in a prepared Based on those same-restaurant results and about 50 to 55 net new restauranr openings, revenue should be either up by 1 percent or fall by 1 and estimated diluted net earningsd per share could range $2.
59 to $2.85.
The Orlando-based restaurant chain reportedr net incomeof $123 or 87 cents per on revenue of $1.98 billion for the fiscaol fourth quarter ended May 13. That compared with net incomesof $101.8 million, or 71 cents per on revenue of $1.833 billion for the same period in the previous fiscalo year. For fiscal year 2009, Darden DRI) posted net income of $372.2 or $2.65 earnings per share, on revenues of $7.2 billion. That compared with net incom of $377.2 million, or $2.69 earningxs per share, on revenue of $6.6 billion for fisca 2008.
Darden also experiencede same-restaurant sales declines across all five of its reporting restauranr brands in its fiscal fourth The Capital Grille saw the highesr declinein same-restaurant sales, with a 22.1 perceny drop. LongHorn Steakhouse came in a distant witha 6.5 percent decline, followed by Bahamas Breeze with a 4.3 percent and then Olive Garden and Red Lobsted both with a 0.6 percent declinde apiece. For the fiscal year, The Capital Grille saw a 15.5 percen t decrease in same-restaurant sales, Bahama Breeze had a 6 percen t decline, LongHorn Steakhouse fell 5.6 percent and Red Lobstert droppedby 2.2 percent. Olive Garde n saw the lone increasein same-restaurant sales, with a 0.
3 perceng jump for the fiscal year. Chairman and CEO Clarencre Otis said in a prepared statementy that although the companty is hoping for an improvement in overall restauran industry conditions andsales trends, challengingy conditions are likely to continue through all of fiscal 2010. “There are reason to believe there might be some favorable Otis said inthe statement. “However, given the currenty level of uncertainty, we think it’s prudent to be cautiouss in developing our plans forthe year.” Darden’x board of directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of 25 cents per share on the company’s outstanding commonn stock, payable on Aug.
3 to shareholder s of record at the close of business onJuly 10. The compan previously paid a quarterly dividend of 20 cents per Darden also expects its annual dividend tobe $1 per an increase of 25 percent. In addition, Darden continuexd the buyback of itscommonm stock, purchasing 400,000 shares in the fourth quarter and spendingg $145 million on purchasing 5.1 milliob shares in fiscal 2009. Combined same-restauranr sales for Darden’s three larg casual dining brands Olive Garden, Red Lobster and LongHorn Steakhous e — are expected to either be flat or fall by 2 percentt in fiscal year 2010, said Chief Financial Officer Brad Richmond in a prepared Based on those same-restaurant results and about 50 to 55 net new restauranr openings, revenue should be either up by 1 percent or fall by 1 and estimated diluted net earningsd per share could range $2.
59 to $2.85.
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Sunday: Parents fear social media endangers children's reputations - Tulsa World
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Sunday: Parents fear social media endangers children's reputations Tulsa World Sunday: Parents fear social media endangers children's reputations. By CASEY SMITH World Staff Writer Published: 12/22/2012 4:00 PM Last Modified: 12/22/2012 4:00 PM. Steve Kunzweiler is concerned about his children's â€" and all children's â€" use of ... |
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