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Unique stores, markets draw shoppers to city
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NEW YORK - Some 11 million people visited New York City in 2007 between October and December, according to NYC & Company, the city's marketing and tourism organization. Comment?
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Plan to keep Neb. school funding steady advances
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... Heineman to close the budget gap. "This bill is not intended to increase the property tax," said Sen. Greg Adams of York, chairman of the Legislature's Education Committee and architect of the measure that appears headed toward final approval. "It's ... Comment?
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Hall of fame honors broadcaster
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... Mo., and passing the exam for his FCC-issued, first-class radiotelephone operator license. After nine months at KAWL in York, Neb., he joined the staff of KCKN in Kansas City, Kan., where he did a midnight to 5 a.m. show until 1958, when he moved to ... Comment?
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Aid cuts get 1st-round approval
... because we're a growing district," noted Angelo Passarelli, a director with the Millard district. Sen. Greg Adams of York, the Education Committee chairman, said the bill was intended to spread the pain of belt-tightening among all districts. "We ... Comment?
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... to test the chat room right now -- we're having some technical issues on the site today. (11/13 14:48 PM) Jun, New York - Both my top 2 WR's are out (Johnson and S. Smith). Jennings is my first replacement. Should I go with Boldin or Breaston as the ... Comment?
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Budget Bill To Keep School Funding Steady Advances
... o win final approval. Without a change, schools are in line to get about $32 million more next year. Sen. Greg Adams of York says the bill is not intended to force up property taxes. Comment?
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Plan to Keep School Funding Steady Advances
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... o win final approval. Without a change, schools are in line to get about $32 million more next year. Sen. Greg Adams of York says the bill is not intended to force up property taxes. Nebraska Legislature Comment?
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Lawmakers vote to limit school aid
... session to close a $334 million gap in the state's $6.94 billion, two-year state budget. State Sen. Greg Adams of York, the Education Committee chairman, said the bill was intended to spread the pain among all school district and could be done ... Comment?
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... aits for industry-leading drought hybrids. Pioneer also conducts drought research in Garden City, Kan.; LaSalle, Colo.; York, Neb.; Woodland, Calif.; and Viluco, Chile. Comment?
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High Speed Networking NYC - Holiday Party
... Midtown East Courtyard by Marriott 312 guest rooms, three meeting rooms with 1,500 square feet, $179 to $499. New York Botanical Garden The Garden Terrace Room is dedicated to private entertaining and opens up to a tented... Address: 200th Street ... Comment?
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Family Outings: Native American Festival offers lots to do
... the public to an evening with Rory Stewart, author of the acclaimed book "The Places in Between." Stewart's book, a New York Times best-seller hailed as a "flat-out masterpiece," tells the story of Stewart's journey by foot through Afghanistan ... Comment?
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CAPS and eGlobal Insight Form Partnership Delivering Advanced...
- Computer Alternative Processing Sites (CAPS), Inc. and eGlobal Insight, Inc. today announced a partnership to offer the market's fastest highly advanced failover and notification communication telecom system to SMB and enterprise clients. The system includes complete modular and multi-functional voice and data capabilities, which solve a myriad of business, disaster recovery, business continuity, emergency management and compliance needs. The feature-rich system fits within any industry sector, such as institutional and private health care, banking, financial services, insurance, government, security, academic institutions, etc. Under the agreement's terms, eGlobal Insight's system becomes part of the CAPS Total IT Solutions products and services roster, expands its business footprint into the IT infrastructure data center space and selects CAPS as its data center disaster recovery site provider. CAPS and eGlobal Insight jointly will market and offer the system immediately to its clients. The CAPS and eGlobal Insight (eGI) relationship will give clients market leverage and the fastest setup time under any emergency. They will gain a strategic advantage through the immediate enactment of disaster recovery plan features - work area recovery facilities, full workstation (http://www.capsbrs.com/workarea.php) capabilities, IT infrastructure services and failover and notification communication systems - integrated and implemented under one roof. Operations and work schedules continue in a safe, secure redundant environment. All carrier relationships stay the same; there is overall cost-effectiveness and eligibility for Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR) reimbursement. The powerful eGI message notification component meets best-of-breed performance levels with a robust telecom system that works in unison with legacy systems and equals or exceeds existing performance levels. System controls, locations, selection of features and on-the-spot change/modification capabilities are in the client's hands. Features and functionality includes primary, secondary and satellite switching, voice-fax-data content and email capabilities, emergency or telecommuting notification applications, instant automatic and toll-free reroute, D.I.D. capture, hosted call controller, boomerang conferencing, find me/follow me notification, conferencing, polling, UCD & hunt overflow and a 7/24 toll-free emergency support hotline. 'With this partnership we will offer our clients an outstanding system that incorporates all the functionality needed in times of crisis, from housing personnel in our workstation area to connectivity into their intellectual assets, in a fast and seamless move,' said Peter J. Messina, senior vice president and chief operating officer of CAPS. 'The eGI system delivers exceptional client performance and ROI levels.' 'We are extremely pleased to add the services from CAPS to the eGI FailSafe voice recovery system and our AlwaysConnected satellite voice and data emergency network,' said Charles F. Turcan, president and CEO of eGlobal Insight. 'An Emergency Communications Plan must be part of your business continuity plan. However, it is impossible to predict the circumstances that will test your plan. The only way, to ensure that your voice and data networks are adequately backed up, is to have a resilient system that is always on and ready to respond to any emergency. And now with CAPS we can extend that coverage to a Hot Site capability preconfigured for phone and computer workstations and emergency data backup.' CAPS SAS 70 Type II facilities (http://www.capsbrs.com/sites.php) in Shelton, Connecticut serve the Boston-New York Northeast business corridor, and a 56,000 square-foot metropolitan Atlanta facility serves Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Forrester Research named CAPS a 'strong performer' in the Fixed-Site Disaster Recovery Service Providers category in its Q1 2008 Wave Report. According to the report, 'CAPS can offer high-performance solutions in its region and boasts very high customer satisfaction levels.' About Computer Alternative Processing Sites (CAPS), Inc. CAPS has flexible, scalable IT infrastructure total solutions for SMB and large cap clients, which house real-time production or backup, and disaster recovery and business continuity operations at our first-class data centers and workstation facilities. CAPS carrier/vendor-neutral facilities offer custom co-location packages, various levels of managed services, disk-to-disk data backup, mobile recovery support, secured 7x24 access, top telecom vendors, SAS70 Type II compliance and a best-of-breed data center infrastructure. CAPS serves clients in the northeast and southeast regions. Please visit us at www.capsbrs.com. About eGlobal Insight, Inc. eGlobal Insight, Inc. (eGI) is a professional services telecommunications company providing Emergency Voice and Data network systems and service. eGI, originally established in 1991 as a consulting firm providing engineering network services and programming expertise, has led many pioneering efforts in the development of voice, video and data networks for TeleMedicine and Distance Learning. Their network architecture in Western New York was honored as a Computerworld Smithsonian Gold Medal Finalist for Innovative use of Technology in Medicine. In 2008 eGlobal Insight, Inc. announced the availability of their FailSafe voice recovery system and the eGI AlwaysConnected Satellite emergency voice and data network services. These systems offer a resilient solution that will respond to any outage, disaster or emergency - backing up your voice systems, providing mass notification to an unlimited number of groups and maintaining your data and internet connections. For more information, visit www.eglobalinsight.com CAPS Media Relations: Michael Vallone BlueEyes Marketing P: (646) 643-9081 E: michael.blueeyes(at)gmail(dot)com eGlobal Insight Media Relations: Charles F. Turcan P: (770) 434-0038 E: info(at)eglobalinsight(dot)com All trademarks, service marks, registered trademarks, or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners. ### Media Contact: BlueEyes Marketing Michael Vallone +1-646-643-9081 Trackback URL: XB0LVBpZ2ctWmVybw== Comment?
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NTSB Releases Initial Findings In West Virginia Apparent Hypoxia Incident
The NTSB has released its preliminary report on an accident that occurred when the pilot of a Cirrus SR22 became incapacitated on a flight from York, Nebraska to Indianapolis, Indiana. Comment?
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... feeling some effects. The bill makes a smaller cut than the $47 million proposed by the governor. Sen. Greg Adams of York, the committee chairman, said new projections show that state aid would grow at a slower pace than expected next year under ... Comment?
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... plan to close a $334 million hole in the state budget for the two-year period ending June 30, 2011. Sen. Greg Adams of York, the Education Committee chairman, said new projections show that state aid would grow at a slower pace than expected next ... Comment?
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... in state school aid than previously thought, the Education Committee chairman said Monday. But State Sen. Greg Adams of York warned that the school aid changes in Legislative Bill 5 still might not save enough. "We are still refining our ... Comment?
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Education Committee Considers Cuts In State Aid Formula
... year's level for the 2010-2011 school year. But getting there, won't be easy. A bill proposed by Sen. Greg Adams of York aims to adjust a funding formula for state aid and trim nearly 38 million dollars from the state's budget. "We're trying to get ... Comment?
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Reduced aid to schools proposed
... Education Committee, aims to reduce state aid to K-12 schools by about $47 million next year. State Sen. Greg Adams of York, Education Committee chairman, said he hoped the bill would affect all school districts similarly and not create winners and ... Comment?
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Special Session Swings Into Action
... introduced Gov. Dave Heineman's budget plan through a series of bills, and Education Committee Chairman Greg Adams of York submitted LB5, which touts a $47 million savings to state aid to K-12 schools by redoing the formula. Sen Tom Carlson of ... Comment?
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YALSA names 2010 Emerging Leaders
... through the Friends of YALSA. Barr is a youth services librarian and assistant director at Kilgore Memorial Library in York, Nebraska. Koval is a teacher/librarian at Casa Grande High School in Petaluma, California Comment?
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