KEPR 19 | Dust Devils cap fantastic regular season TheNewsTribune.com Three eye-popping records hung in the balance during the Tri-City Dust Devils' 3-1 win over Salem-Keizer in the team's regular-season finale Saturday at Gesa Stadium. Two of those records fell before the game even ... LIVE BLOG: Dust Devils vs. Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, Game 5 Dust Devils End Regular Season with Win Minor leagues: Volcanoes drop season finale, 3-1 |
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Dust Devils cap fantastic regular season - TheNewsTribune.com
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Lord of the Ringtones - Reuters
Lord of the Ringtones Reuters Everyone's focusing right now on whether AT&T's proposed merger with T-Mobile will give it too much power in wireless. But that's only part of the worry. AT&T also wants to sell you a so-called "triple play" of cable, ... |
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
FAA study finds pilots rely on automated systems too much: report - New York Daily News
Daily Mail | FAA study finds pilots rely on automated systems too much: report New York Daily News Planes these days are so automated that pilots are beginning to forget the thing that got them into the cockpit in the first place - how to fly. So says the FAA in a draft study - obtained by the Associated Press - which found pilots ... AP IMPACT: Automation in the air dulls pilot skill 'Automation Addiction' Could Leave Pilots Ill-Prepared for a Crisis Technology is Making Airline Pilots More Dumberer |
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Monell's files Chapter 11 bankruptcy - Nashville Business Journal:
The beloved "meat n’ restaurant came to an impasse with its bank negotiating a refinance of its main which is worth more thanits Monell’s attorney Ernest Williams “Monell’s obligation to its principal creditor matured. The bankrupty is to allowe Monell breathing space to obtain replacement loans or to reorganizew througha bankruptcy-court confirmed plan of reorganization,” says of . He added that Monell’s is solvent, payinv its debts as they come due, and operations wouldx not change duringthe negotiation. “It should be able to continue to delivetr the same quality restaurang and catering service it has come to beknowjn for,” he says.
The Nashville institution is basedc in Germantown in an housre on Sixth Avenue owned by president Michael JohnAbraham King, and also leasee a restaurant space in Franklin, with a caterintg arm on 31st Avenue.
Friday, August 26, 2011
BP agrees to stop unlawful refinery emissions - Houston Business Journal:
Earlier this month, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbor BP Products NA with 53 chargexs related to a 2005 explosion at the refinery that killes15 employees. The 108-page enforcement action included charges that the refiner violatedstatwe health, safety and environmental protection including the Texas Clean Air Act, the Texaes Water Code and the Texasw Health & Safety Code. Monday’zs temporary injunction ensures that BP also complies with state environmental protection laws untilthe state’s enforcement actiob is concluded.
As part of the agreement, the company will • Conduct a comprehensive review of the 53 emissionx that are cited inthe state’s The review is intended to determind causes and corrective actions that will prevent future • Conduct a detailed investigation into all futured emission events, take immediate action to mitigate the consequencesa of those events and develop correctives action plans to address the root cause of those events and preventt similar events in the • Improve reporting procedures to ensure full compliancer with applicable rules. The state is also seeking civil finesand attorneys’ fees.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Swope joins injured list - Austin American-Statesman (blog)
Swope joins injured list Austin American-Statesman (blog) Jeff Fuller, who like Swope had a team record-tying 72 catches in 2010, also still is hobbled with a hamstring injury he suffered more than a week ago. Swope's injury doesn't sound like it ... |
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Sack lunches were the same for all of us - The Augusta Chronicle
Sack lunches were the same for all of us The Augusta Chronicle Recently I wrote about a study warning parents that their children might be walking into the lions' den when they carry sack lunches to school, what with all the food-borne illnesses prowling around. I compared that with the sack lunches ... |