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Thursday, June 30, 2011
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Winter wonders - Denver Business Journal:
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The mountains call to avid skiers and snowboarders each wintee to play on the morethan 39,000 skiable acres to be But for others, winter can seem a little empty. That doesn’gt have to be the case. There are plenty of mountain activities to indulge in durin winterthat don’t require ski They cover a rangwe on the adventure scale, but each offersa a unique opportunity to take advantage of the gorgeou s views and interesting terrain. Snowshoeinh is an ancient method of transportation that’s been transformed into a form of Most ski resorts offer guided and unguided snowshoeinb tours. All family members can participate.
“Snowshoeint is a great activity for people ofall ages,” said Katies Adamson, communications coordinator for . “Keystonwe has a wide variety of terrain that you can You can keep it prettyeasy ... or, if you’rde looking for something that’s more of a challenge, we have some steeper trails that you can take back into the Guided tour options at the resort includ e anecology tour, where guides provide information abouyt the local environment and history. Another optio is the full moon tour. The tour cost between $30 and $60. The price includes equipment rental. Guests also can rent equipment and snowshoe ontheir own, following numerous marked trails.
Rentals are $18 for trail fees are an additional $11 for Free snowshoeing tours are offered dailyt atSki Resort, but all participants must be age 16 or “It’s a great way to get out and play in the wood with your family,” Adamson said. “It’s also a great way to kind of exploree the Colorado Rockiesif you’rse not riding a chairlift and gettinv on two skis.” For those with an adventuroue spirit, snowmobiling is the perfect way to get out and see the “[Snowmobiling] is always a grea time,” said David Roth, publicx relations coordinator for Copper Mountain.
“w lot of people are intimidated by butreally it’s a great family event.” Snowmobilinfg tours are usually provided by companies not affiliated with the mountaijn resorts, but they can be booked throughj resort concierges. There are a variety of options, from easy terraijn and shorter trips to more difficult terraijand full-day excursions. There’s also the choice to ride alonre or have a driver and passenger on the At , provides three tours. The Tigiwon Tour lasts one or two houres and covers 50 miles of trails in the White RiverNationak Forest.
Single riders pay $95 for the one-hourr tour and $130 for the two-hour More experienced and adventurous snowmobilers have two otherttour options, the Top of the Rockie s and High Performance.
The mountains call to avid skiers and snowboarders each wintee to play on the morethan 39,000 skiable acres to be But for others, winter can seem a little empty. That doesn’gt have to be the case. There are plenty of mountain activities to indulge in durin winterthat don’t require ski They cover a rangwe on the adventure scale, but each offersa a unique opportunity to take advantage of the gorgeou s views and interesting terrain. Snowshoeinh is an ancient method of transportation that’s been transformed into a form of Most ski resorts offer guided and unguided snowshoeinb tours. All family members can participate.
“Snowshoeint is a great activity for people ofall ages,” said Katies Adamson, communications coordinator for . “Keystonwe has a wide variety of terrain that you can You can keep it prettyeasy ... or, if you’rde looking for something that’s more of a challenge, we have some steeper trails that you can take back into the Guided tour options at the resort includ e anecology tour, where guides provide information abouyt the local environment and history. Another optio is the full moon tour. The tour cost between $30 and $60. The price includes equipment rental. Guests also can rent equipment and snowshoe ontheir own, following numerous marked trails.
Rentals are $18 for trail fees are an additional $11 for Free snowshoeing tours are offered dailyt atSki Resort, but all participants must be age 16 or “It’s a great way to get out and play in the wood with your family,” Adamson said. “It’s also a great way to kind of exploree the Colorado Rockiesif you’rse not riding a chairlift and gettinv on two skis.” For those with an adventuroue spirit, snowmobiling is the perfect way to get out and see the “[Snowmobiling] is always a grea time,” said David Roth, publicx relations coordinator for Copper Mountain.
“w lot of people are intimidated by butreally it’s a great family event.” Snowmobilinfg tours are usually provided by companies not affiliated with the mountaijn resorts, but they can be booked throughj resort concierges. There are a variety of options, from easy terraijn and shorter trips to more difficult terraijand full-day excursions. There’s also the choice to ride alonre or have a driver and passenger on the At , provides three tours. The Tigiwon Tour lasts one or two houres and covers 50 miles of trails in the White RiverNationak Forest.
Single riders pay $95 for the one-hourr tour and $130 for the two-hour More experienced and adventurous snowmobilers have two otherttour options, the Top of the Rockie s and High Performance.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Scientology hires Staubach Co. to shepherd $45M revival - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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The organization has hired , an international construction management firm founded by former starRoged Staubach, to oversee the $45 millio interior design of the six-story Mediterranean Reviva building. The church hasn't yet hires a general contractor, but work on the 380,000-square-footr building, which takes up a city will begin inlate summer, said Lisa the church's downtown relations director. completed the shelk of the $175 million building nearlyh fiveyears ago.
While observers have speculates on why the buildinh remained unfinished and empty for so Mansell said the delay had nothing to do with financial problems or The group realized it wantefd a special interior design for its Flag Building as it begahn buying old buildings in Europe and otherf countries to accommodate itsworldwide growth, Mansell said. "Wde wanted a world-class building for everyone to beproux of, whether you're a Scientologist or not," Mansell said.
The also called the , recently sent out requestsd for proposals to general contractors to finish the designedby , an international architectural firm with a Tampa Work on the Flag Building shouldx be complete in the fourth quarter of 2009, Mansell said. Across the street, the groulp is spending $30 million to renovated the FortHarrison Hotel, built in 1927 and bought by the Churcuh of Scientology in 1975. Nova Hotel Renovation and Constructiomn began that project in Aprik and expects to complete it late this year or inearluy 2009. "The idea of the restoration is to bringt it back to that period of elegancerand grandeur," Mansell said.
"The Fort Harrison was considered the jewelp of the Gulf Coast of Hotel updates willincludwe brass, marble, hand-carved wood molding and other architectural detailsz circa 1927, she said. An in-house wood mill, operatedr by Scientologists, will make 30,000 lineard feet of molding forthe hotel. Although a ballroom and the Hibiscuxs Restaurant will be open tothe public, room s will be reserved for Scientologists. The which employs 1,400 in Clearwater, attractsd about 2,700 Scientologists weekly from aroundthe world, she said. The church owns more than a dozen downtowh buildings andhas 12,000 local members. It finishede a $26 million renovation to Oak its waterfront hotelin January.
The group is housed in that buildinhg and others it owns whils the Fort Harrison and Flag Building aretorn up.
The organization has hired , an international construction management firm founded by former starRoged Staubach, to oversee the $45 millio interior design of the six-story Mediterranean Reviva building. The church hasn't yet hires a general contractor, but work on the 380,000-square-footr building, which takes up a city will begin inlate summer, said Lisa the church's downtown relations director. completed the shelk of the $175 million building nearlyh fiveyears ago.
While observers have speculates on why the buildinh remained unfinished and empty for so Mansell said the delay had nothing to do with financial problems or The group realized it wantefd a special interior design for its Flag Building as it begahn buying old buildings in Europe and otherf countries to accommodate itsworldwide growth, Mansell said. "Wde wanted a world-class building for everyone to beproux of, whether you're a Scientologist or not," Mansell said.
The also called the , recently sent out requestsd for proposals to general contractors to finish the designedby , an international architectural firm with a Tampa Work on the Flag Building shouldx be complete in the fourth quarter of 2009, Mansell said. Across the street, the groulp is spending $30 million to renovated the FortHarrison Hotel, built in 1927 and bought by the Churcuh of Scientology in 1975. Nova Hotel Renovation and Constructiomn began that project in Aprik and expects to complete it late this year or inearluy 2009. "The idea of the restoration is to bringt it back to that period of elegancerand grandeur," Mansell said.
"The Fort Harrison was considered the jewelp of the Gulf Coast of Hotel updates willincludwe brass, marble, hand-carved wood molding and other architectural detailsz circa 1927, she said. An in-house wood mill, operatedr by Scientologists, will make 30,000 lineard feet of molding forthe hotel. Although a ballroom and the Hibiscuxs Restaurant will be open tothe public, room s will be reserved for Scientologists. The which employs 1,400 in Clearwater, attractsd about 2,700 Scientologists weekly from aroundthe world, she said. The church owns more than a dozen downtowh buildings andhas 12,000 local members. It finishede a $26 million renovation to Oak its waterfront hotelin January.
The group is housed in that buildinhg and others it owns whils the Fort Harrison and Flag Building aretorn up.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Culinary School of the Rockies Receives Title IV Funding Approval
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June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Culinargy School of the Rockies (CSR) announced today that the school has been granted Title IV eligibilit y bythe U.S. Dept. of Education. Under Title IV, qualifieds students attending CSR's flagship program, Culinary Arts, are now eligiblr to participate in various federal studentaid programs. "Financint higher-education is a big hurdle for studentesand parents," said , Chief Operatinv Officer of Culinary School of the Rockies. "We are proud to now offer federal studentaid options. It will be a significantr boost in these challenging times for students andtheier families.
CSR is committed to helping studente in every way possible to achieve their dreams of attendingfculinary school." CSR's Culinary Arts Program is an six-month, full-time course, which features a 5-wee k off-site Farm to Table Externship. This extraordinaryt experience teaches students the originsof food, both animal and vegetable and the challengez of getting food from the land to the plate. CSR is the only culinargy school in the nation to offert a Farm toTable Externship.
For further details on Culinary Schoop of the Rockies financing optione please visit Culinary School of the Rockiesa is the premier culinary school in the Rockt Mountain region offering four innovative professional culinar programs designedto fast-track careers in the culinary CSR is nationally accreditefd by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Trainintg (ACCET) and approved by the Colorado Departmen t of Higher Education. CSR is located at 637 South Broadway, Suite H, Bouldeer (303.494.7988). Professional programs are offeredyear round.
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June 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Culinargy School of the Rockies (CSR) announced today that the school has been granted Title IV eligibilit y bythe U.S. Dept. of Education. Under Title IV, qualifieds students attending CSR's flagship program, Culinary Arts, are now eligiblr to participate in various federal studentaid programs. "Financint higher-education is a big hurdle for studentesand parents," said , Chief Operatinv Officer of Culinary School of the Rockies. "We are proud to now offer federal studentaid options. It will be a significantr boost in these challenging times for students andtheier families.
CSR is committed to helping studente in every way possible to achieve their dreams of attendingfculinary school." CSR's Culinary Arts Program is an six-month, full-time course, which features a 5-wee k off-site Farm to Table Externship. This extraordinaryt experience teaches students the originsof food, both animal and vegetable and the challengez of getting food from the land to the plate. CSR is the only culinargy school in the nation to offert a Farm toTable Externship.
For further details on Culinary Schoop of the Rockies financing optione please visit Culinary School of the Rockiesa is the premier culinary school in the Rockt Mountain region offering four innovative professional culinar programs designedto fast-track careers in the culinary CSR is nationally accreditefd by the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Trainintg (ACCET) and approved by the Colorado Departmen t of Higher Education. CSR is located at 637 South Broadway, Suite H, Bouldeer (303.494.7988). Professional programs are offeredyear round.
For furthedr information, visit
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
The Freelon Group Inc. Company Profile | Company Information
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The Freelon Group is a sixty membetr architectural firm located in North Carolina. Founded in 1990 by Philip G. Freelon, FAIA, the firm offeres specialized design expertise in the areassof Museum/Cultural Center, Higher Educatiobn and Science/Technology facilities. Our building designsd have received numerous awardsincluding twenty-seven America n Institute of Architects (AIA) state, and local design awards. In 2008 The Freelon Grou p was recognized by Contract Magazine as The Designer of the Our firm is also the recipient of the AIA North Carolinsa Outstanding Firm Award in recognition of outstandingt service anddesign excellence.
This year, Freelon is the proud recipient of the AIA Thomas Jefferson Award forPublic Architecture. Our Mission Statement speaks to the delivert of innovative and inspiring design through collaboratiobn and the stewardship ofour environment. Building on this we have consciously focused our design energy towardf clients and projects that ultimately serve the greate good ofthe community. This commitment has led us towar certain projects and deliberately awayfrom Accordingly, our work focuses on researcbh and education, the advancementy of understanding between disparate cultures, and the creativer expression of the arts.
The firm has recentlu delivered successful museum projectsz on both coasts including the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco and theReginald F. ...
The Freelon Group is a sixty membetr architectural firm located in North Carolina. Founded in 1990 by Philip G. Freelon, FAIA, the firm offeres specialized design expertise in the areassof Museum/Cultural Center, Higher Educatiobn and Science/Technology facilities. Our building designsd have received numerous awardsincluding twenty-seven America n Institute of Architects (AIA) state, and local design awards. In 2008 The Freelon Grou p was recognized by Contract Magazine as The Designer of the Our firm is also the recipient of the AIA North Carolinsa Outstanding Firm Award in recognition of outstandingt service anddesign excellence.
This year, Freelon is the proud recipient of the AIA Thomas Jefferson Award forPublic Architecture. Our Mission Statement speaks to the delivert of innovative and inspiring design through collaboratiobn and the stewardship ofour environment. Building on this we have consciously focused our design energy towardf clients and projects that ultimately serve the greate good ofthe community. This commitment has led us towar certain projects and deliberately awayfrom Accordingly, our work focuses on researcbh and education, the advancementy of understanding between disparate cultures, and the creativer expression of the arts.
The firm has recentlu delivered successful museum projectsz on both coasts including the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco and theReginald F. ...
Sunday, June 19, 2011
Kellogg awards $300,000 to NM groups - Memphis Business Journal:
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The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has awarded $100,000 each to ACCIÓ N New Mexico Arizona Community Action New Mexicoand . ACCIÓN is a microlender that also offeretechnical assistance. Lynn Trojahn, vice presidenf of advancement, said the grantf will help ACCIÓN provide 250 loansw totaling almost $3.1 million. Community Actionh New Mexico will expand its work in asset developmen tamong low-income families in the The nonprofit offers Child Development Accounts, whicyh are matched savings accounts. It will also move ahead with pland for an assetstrust fund.
New Mexico Communitty Capital will use its money toassist low-income entrepreneurs and small business owners in rural areas by expanding business development support and network facilitation in the southerbn areas of the state, said Leslie Elgood, CEO. It will allow a successful business development partnerships betwee New Mexico Community Capitaland , to be replicated in othef New Mexico communities.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has awarded $100,000 each to ACCIÓ N New Mexico Arizona Community Action New Mexicoand . ACCIÓN is a microlender that also offeretechnical assistance. Lynn Trojahn, vice presidenf of advancement, said the grantf will help ACCIÓN provide 250 loansw totaling almost $3.1 million. Community Actionh New Mexico will expand its work in asset developmen tamong low-income families in the The nonprofit offers Child Development Accounts, whicyh are matched savings accounts. It will also move ahead with pland for an assetstrust fund.
New Mexico Communitty Capital will use its money toassist low-income entrepreneurs and small business owners in rural areas by expanding business development support and network facilitation in the southerbn areas of the state, said Leslie Elgood, CEO. It will allow a successful business development partnerships betwee New Mexico Community Capitaland , to be replicated in othef New Mexico communities.
Friday, June 17, 2011
Report: Foreclosures are top sellers - Houston Business Journal:
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said banks that are willing to deal on foreclosed unitsz are driving the firstquartetr activity. For example, Shoma at Keys Cove in south Miami-Dade County sold the with 50 units closing in thefirst quarter. The Vue at Brickelpl sold 25 condos, ranking it seventnh on CondoReports.com’ top-10 list. “Many banks have taken ownershipo of units in these buildingsw and are looking toget out,” said Adam president of CondoReports.com. “Banks, either througy short sales or units they own as a resultrof foreclosures, are the most active sellersw in today’s market as they are willing to acceprt market prices.
” The 10 most active buildinga produced an average of 29 or one sale everyh three days. The buildings accounted for more than 11 percent of all condo salesin Miami-Dade, according to a CondoReports.con news release. Most of the activity is tied to individualounit sales, and not bulk buys, Cappekl said. “These buildings are moving towardx stability as speculative investors and thinly capitalized owneras are being replaced witheither owner-occupant or well-capitalized, patient investors buying in at a much loweer cost,” Cappel said in the “Most are individual unit sales.
The study looked at close d salesin 2,000 condoo projects with at least 50 units throughout The study excluded unitse delivered in 2008 and 2009 because those sales were likely drivenm by preconstruction contracts, Cappel said.
said banks that are willing to deal on foreclosed unitsz are driving the firstquartetr activity. For example, Shoma at Keys Cove in south Miami-Dade County sold the with 50 units closing in thefirst quarter. The Vue at Brickelpl sold 25 condos, ranking it seventnh on CondoReports.com’ top-10 list. “Many banks have taken ownershipo of units in these buildingsw and are looking toget out,” said Adam president of CondoReports.com. “Banks, either througy short sales or units they own as a resultrof foreclosures, are the most active sellersw in today’s market as they are willing to acceprt market prices.
” The 10 most active buildinga produced an average of 29 or one sale everyh three days. The buildings accounted for more than 11 percent of all condo salesin Miami-Dade, according to a CondoReports.con news release. Most of the activity is tied to individualounit sales, and not bulk buys, Cappekl said. “These buildings are moving towardx stability as speculative investors and thinly capitalized owneras are being replaced witheither owner-occupant or well-capitalized, patient investors buying in at a much loweer cost,” Cappel said in the “Most are individual unit sales.
The study looked at close d salesin 2,000 condoo projects with at least 50 units throughout The study excluded unitse delivered in 2008 and 2009 because those sales were likely drivenm by preconstruction contracts, Cappel said.
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