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The FDA warned consumers nationwide to avoid raw romaand round, red tomatoes, unlessz they were grown in Arkansas, California, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Belgium, Canada, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, the Netherlands or Puerto Consumers should contact the store where they bough t tomatoes if they don't know where the fruit came Also, consumers should look out for tomatoes in fresgh salsa, guacamole, pico de gallol and other dishes. Cherry grape tomatoes and tomatoes sold with the vine still attachedx are safeto eat, the FDA said.
Since mid-Aprik there have been 145 reported illnesses from salmonella serotype an unusual form of the At least 23 people havebeen hospitalized. State s that have reported illnesses from the outbreajare Oregon, California, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, New Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin. Symptomsw of salmonella infectioninclude fever, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. The disease can be fatap in children, elderly peoplw and people with weakenedimmune systems.
The is working with public healthu officials in Oregon to determine if an Orego resident confirmed to have salmonella saintpaulp associated with the multistate outbreak may have consumed tomatoesd while visitingSouthern California.
viernes, 30 de diciembre de 2011
miércoles, 28 de diciembre de 2011
U.S. Census Bureau Daily Feature for June 20
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As of 1:45 a.m. Easterbn Daylight Time tomorrow, it's summer. Whilse a welcome change, it's a season with mixee blessings. On the one hand, there are vacation tripss to the beachand mountains, boating, cookoutd and wearing lighter clothing. On the other, it's also a time for bugs, higher gas prices -- and highe r temperatures. The highest thermometer reading ever recordef inthe U.S. was 134 degrees Fahrenheit at Greenland California, on July 10, 1913. Next highesgt was 128 degrees 15 yearsd ago at LakeHavasu Arizona. Among larger cities, Arizona, holds the record at 122 degrees. You can find thes e and more facts about America fromthe U.S. Census Bureaui online at .
Sources: Chase's Calendafr of Events 2009, p. 324 Statistical Abstract 2009, t. 372, 374 Profile America is produced by the Public Informatio Office ofthe U.S. Census Bureau. These dailyu features are available asproduced segments, readyu to air, on a monthly CD or on the Interneft at (look under the "Newsroom button). SOURCE U.S. Census Bureau
As of 1:45 a.m. Easterbn Daylight Time tomorrow, it's summer. Whilse a welcome change, it's a season with mixee blessings. On the one hand, there are vacation tripss to the beachand mountains, boating, cookoutd and wearing lighter clothing. On the other, it's also a time for bugs, higher gas prices -- and highe r temperatures. The highest thermometer reading ever recordef inthe U.S. was 134 degrees Fahrenheit at Greenland California, on July 10, 1913. Next highesgt was 128 degrees 15 yearsd ago at LakeHavasu Arizona. Among larger cities, Arizona, holds the record at 122 degrees. You can find thes e and more facts about America fromthe U.S. Census Bureaui online at .
Sources: Chase's Calendafr of Events 2009, p. 324 Statistical Abstract 2009, t. 372, 374 Profile America is produced by the Public Informatio Office ofthe U.S. Census Bureau. These dailyu features are available asproduced segments, readyu to air, on a monthly CD or on the Interneft at (look under the "Newsroom button). SOURCE U.S. Census Bureau
lunes, 26 de diciembre de 2011
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Egypt divided after a week of violence - Washington Post
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BBC News | Egypt divided after a week of violence Washington Post CAIRO â€" The plan was hatched among activists trying to counter the narrative disseminated by state television and Egypt's ruling generals that paints anti-military demonstrators here as thugs and dupes. The group left Tahrir Square, the symbolic ... The Hypocrisy Of A Blue Bra: Why New C » |
miércoles, 21 de diciembre de 2011
Father-and-son developers indicted in multimillion fraud scheme - St. Louis Business Journal:
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Gary Rickert, Sr., 64, and Briamn Rickert, 29 of Creve have been indicted by a federal grand jury on five felony countws ofbank fraud, three felony counts of money launderingg and a forfeiture count involvinb personal and real property financed by the alleged the U.S. attorney’s office for Eastern Missouri said. The Rickert were in the real estate development business undetr the name and sought to develo five residences in Ladue andother high-end In order to obtain financing for thesre developments, the Rickerts are alleged to have submitter phony income tax returns, salex contracts and financial statements, accordingy to the indictment.
The governmeng seeks two of the residential properties that remain in the name ofthe Rickerts’ a vehicle and a diamond ring purchaserd with proceeds from the In all, at least $4.9 milliojn dollars was lent to the Rickerts for the developmen of the five properties. The five locak banks affected are , , , and .
Gary Rickert, Sr., 64, and Briamn Rickert, 29 of Creve have been indicted by a federal grand jury on five felony countws ofbank fraud, three felony counts of money launderingg and a forfeiture count involvinb personal and real property financed by the alleged the U.S. attorney’s office for Eastern Missouri said. The Rickert were in the real estate development business undetr the name and sought to develo five residences in Ladue andother high-end In order to obtain financing for thesre developments, the Rickerts are alleged to have submitter phony income tax returns, salex contracts and financial statements, accordingy to the indictment.
The governmeng seeks two of the residential properties that remain in the name ofthe Rickerts’ a vehicle and a diamond ring purchaserd with proceeds from the In all, at least $4.9 milliojn dollars was lent to the Rickerts for the developmen of the five properties. The five locak banks affected are , , , and .
lunes, 19 de diciembre de 2011
Intermountain Drilling opens AZ office - St. Louis Business Journal:
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Lee & Associates represented the landlord, Irgena Development Partners LLC. NAI Horizon represente the tenant. • signed a 10-year lease for 31,400 squarr feet at 1140 and 1150 S. Priest Driver in Tempe. The value of the leaser is $4 million. The school, which had been knowj as IIA College, is takingv space recently vacated byCollinws College, which now operates in Cotton Center in southeast Phoenix. Brooklined is moving from 925 S. Gilbert Road in Mesa. Grub b & Ellis/BRE Commercial represented the landlord, Pecos-Windmill N.W. LLC of Nev. Landmark TCN represented Brookline • signed a five-year lease for 18,00o0 square feet at the Van BurenDistributionb Center, 20 S.
48th Ave. in Phoenix. The companhy distributes hydraulic industrial hosese and is relocating from a locatiohnfarther west. Financial terms of the lease were not CB Richard Ellis representedthe landlord, Mountain West Properties of Greenwoos Village, Colo. Daum Commerciapl Real Estate Services representedthe tenant.
Lee & Associates represented the landlord, Irgena Development Partners LLC. NAI Horizon represente the tenant. • signed a 10-year lease for 31,400 squarr feet at 1140 and 1150 S. Priest Driver in Tempe. The value of the leaser is $4 million. The school, which had been knowj as IIA College, is takingv space recently vacated byCollinws College, which now operates in Cotton Center in southeast Phoenix. Brooklined is moving from 925 S. Gilbert Road in Mesa. Grub b & Ellis/BRE Commercial represented the landlord, Pecos-Windmill N.W. LLC of Nev. Landmark TCN represented Brookline • signed a five-year lease for 18,00o0 square feet at the Van BurenDistributionb Center, 20 S.
48th Ave. in Phoenix. The companhy distributes hydraulic industrial hosese and is relocating from a locatiohnfarther west. Financial terms of the lease were not CB Richard Ellis representedthe landlord, Mountain West Properties of Greenwoos Village, Colo. Daum Commerciapl Real Estate Services representedthe tenant.
sábado, 17 de diciembre de 2011
MNI: Georgia loses 48,900 industrial jobs - St. Louis Business Journal:
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percent loss in manufacturing employment between 2006 and and a lossof 2.3 percenty between 2007 and 2008. Georgia now has 10,893 manufacturers that emplou 507,866 workers. "As with the entire nation, the recession continues to chip awayat Georgia's core sectors,” said Tom Dubin, president of Manufacturers’ “The faltering housing market has affected industriesz such as wood, furniture and building products, and has worsenedr an already suffering textile industry." Employment in the textiles/appareol sector saw the worst drop in employment, down 16.2 or 13,219 jobs.
Textile/apparel companies shutting down includer carpetmanufacturer , a Spring Global towel manufacturer in Griffin, and American Fibersd and Yarns, which shuttered its plant in Bainbridge last Food products manufacturing has replaced textiles/apparel as the state'sw top industrial sector, currently accounting for 69,56p of the state's jobs, down 2.7 percent or 1,9023 jobs. Food giant (NYSE: GIS) recently reported it will spend $42 million to open a new distributionh center inSocial Circle. Third-ranked industria l machinery and equipment accountsfor 45,68o jobs, down 5.1 percent, with employment expectede to strengthen with the relocation of ATM manufacturer NCR) to Columbus.
Atlanta is the state's top city for manufacturing employment, home to 55,861 with employment down 11 percent over the Atlanta ranks 18th amonfgthe nation's cities for number of manufacturiny jobs and ranks 22nd nationally for numbere of manufacturers, Manufacturers’ News said. Second-ranked Daltonj accounts for 25,446 jobs, with employmentr down 3.5 percent over the past twelv months. Alpharetta saw no significang change in manufacturing employment and currently accountsfor 16,826y jobs, while Marietta is home to 16,580 jobs, down 2.5 percenyt over the year. Fifth-ranked Norcrosxs is home to 14,38u jobs, down 9.3 percent, according to News.
percent loss in manufacturing employment between 2006 and and a lossof 2.3 percenty between 2007 and 2008. Georgia now has 10,893 manufacturers that emplou 507,866 workers. "As with the entire nation, the recession continues to chip awayat Georgia's core sectors,” said Tom Dubin, president of Manufacturers’ “The faltering housing market has affected industriesz such as wood, furniture and building products, and has worsenedr an already suffering textile industry." Employment in the textiles/appareol sector saw the worst drop in employment, down 16.2 or 13,219 jobs.
Textile/apparel companies shutting down includer carpetmanufacturer , a Spring Global towel manufacturer in Griffin, and American Fibersd and Yarns, which shuttered its plant in Bainbridge last Food products manufacturing has replaced textiles/apparel as the state'sw top industrial sector, currently accounting for 69,56p of the state's jobs, down 2.7 percent or 1,9023 jobs. Food giant (NYSE: GIS) recently reported it will spend $42 million to open a new distributionh center inSocial Circle. Third-ranked industria l machinery and equipment accountsfor 45,68o jobs, down 5.1 percent, with employment expectede to strengthen with the relocation of ATM manufacturer NCR) to Columbus.
Atlanta is the state's top city for manufacturing employment, home to 55,861 with employment down 11 percent over the Atlanta ranks 18th amonfgthe nation's cities for number of manufacturiny jobs and ranks 22nd nationally for numbere of manufacturers, Manufacturers’ News said. Second-ranked Daltonj accounts for 25,446 jobs, with employmentr down 3.5 percent over the past twelv months. Alpharetta saw no significang change in manufacturing employment and currently accountsfor 16,826y jobs, while Marietta is home to 16,580 jobs, down 2.5 percenyt over the year. Fifth-ranked Norcrosxs is home to 14,38u jobs, down 9.3 percent, according to News.
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