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Source: Philadelphia Inquirer (Original Article)

In the Region Service company to lay off workers
Worldwide Flight Services Inc. said it would lay off 71 of its 91 workers at Philadelphia International Airport, effective May 3, because the U.S. Postal Service did not renew its contract with the company. In Philadelphia, WFS, which is based in France, provides postal handling services for the post office and cargo handling for United Airlines. – Paul Schweizer
Vishay details its spin-off
Vishay Intertechnology Inc., Malvern, said that it expected to spin off its Vishay Precision Group subsidiary as an independent, publicly traded company in mid-2010 and that a registration statement for the deal had been filed with regulators. Shareholders of the parent company will receive stock in Vishay Precision. The unit makes measurement products and systems and has about $179 million in annual sales. Vishay said in October it intended to spin off the subsidiary. – Paul Schweizer
Pharma services firm makes buy
BioClinica Inc., Newtown, said it bought the assets of TranSenda International L.L.C., Bellevue, Wash., for 578,000 shares of stock. BioClinica shares closed down 17 cents at $4.10, valuing the acquisition
at about $2.4 million. Privately held TranSenda will add $1 million in revenue and an operating loss of $500,000 to BioClinica’s 2010 results, the Bucks County company said. TranSenda provides computer software for the clinical trials of new drugs being developed. BioClinica helps manage the clinical trials. – Paul Schweizer
Court upholds most of case
DuPont Co., Wilmington, failed to overturn most of a case in which it was ordered to pay $381.3 million in damages over a waste pile created by a zinc-
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Source: has given Rob Lloyd the go-ahead – Sportinglife.com (Original Article)

The man fronting a consortium interested in a takeover of Portsmouth has defended the decision of the group’s main investor to remain anonymous at this stage.

Property developer Rob Lloyd, who has not ruled out putting some of his own money into the stricken club, has been given the go-ahead by administrator Andrew Andronikou to carry out due diligence on Portsmouth’s financial state in the coming week.

Lloyd insists the principal investor involved in his consortium is wealthy and UK-based, but is adamant he will not make his identity public knowledge unless a decision is made to pursue a buy-out.

That could further frustrate Portsmouth fans, who have seen their club change hands four times since August.

Lloyd told BBC Radio Five Live’s Sportsweek programme: “Until you are in a position where you can physically buy the club, knowing all the ramifications associated to this purchase, my client does not want to come in the front line – that’s why he has put me in this.

“You mention a name then the press are all over you, queuing up outside the house and all of that. It is far too early. People need to back off and let us get on with the job and let my client get into a position where we know what we’re actually buying. Once we have done that I see no reason why my client won’t come out in the public eye.”

Portsmouth have debts of around £80million, but Lloyd said: “The motive behind (the takeover interest) is all about opportunity and I guess that’s why I was approached initially.

“I’m used to buying off distressed sellers, we’re looking at a club now that is on its knees, it’s had a bad storyline, there has been a lot of uncertainty, mistrust and so on and so forth.

“My investor has seen those opportunities, and at the bottom it can’t go much lower can it?”

Lloyd, who expects the due diligence process to take approximately a fortnight, has not ruled out putting flights from Launceston to Hamilton Island his own money into the buy-out, reassured …continue reading

Source: BusinessWeek (Original Article)

A cable TV spokeswoman says preview clips for adult programming appeared on two channels dedicated for kids in North Carolina because of an "equipment failure."

Time Warner Cable Inc. spokeswoman Melissa Buscher said the problem lasted about two hours Tuesday morning in areas around Raleigh, and several parents called to report it.

Buscher said it happened on two "Kids on Demand" channels that were showing viewers a list of children’s programming such as Dora the Explorer. The titles listed didn’t match up with the preview videos in the right-hand corner of the screen, which showed a preview of adult programming instead of kids programming.

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Source: PR-USA.net (press release) (Original Article)

Work Out for a Cause: Local Columbus Boot Camp Plans Charity Event

Yun Fitness Boot Camps of Columbus, OH announces its third charity boot camp event, taking place on March 13, 2010. The boot camp will benefit Kya’s Krusade, an organization that provides support, education, and assistance to children with physical disabilities.

The event will take place on Saturday, March 13, from 10:00 – 10:45 a.m., at Next Level Fitness and Training Center, 720 Cross Pointe Road, Gahanna. Participants donate a minimum of $15 to join the class, and 100 percent of the proceeds go to Kya’s Krusade.

Participants can expect a great workout for a great cause. Trainer Jason Yun will take the class through a dynamic warm-up, two or three body weight intervals, and an 8-10 station circuit featuring resistance bands, kettlebells, medicine balls, and more.

To register and make your donation for the Kya’s Krusade charity boot camp, visit http://www.yunbootcamps.com/kyaskrusade.html.

For more information on Kya’s Krusade, visit http://www.kyaskrusade.org.

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Source: Sportinglife.com (Original Article)

Jose Goncalves was handed a shock recall for injury-ravaged Hearts’ Clydesdale Bank Premier League game at Dundee United this afternoon.

The Portuguese defender, who Jim Jefferies vowed not to play until he agreed to sign a new contract, featured for the first time under the new Jambos boss amid reports permission had been sought to play him from majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov.

Goncalves, who had also overcome a knee injury, was joined in the side by Suso Santana and cheap flights from Sydney to Devonport Jamie Mole, while United brought back fit-again captain Andy Webster.

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — San Francisco shortstop Edgar Renteria played all last season with a bone spur in his right elbow, about the size of a piece of pea gravel.

Such a seemingly minor problem to derail an entire season.

Renteria hit a career-low .250 with 19 doubles, five home runs and 48 RBIs in 124 games before the Giants turned to hot-hitting Juan Uribe as they fought for a playoff berth down the stretch. It was the fewest homers for Renteria since 1998 and resulted in a season that he called simply “embarrassing.”

“I can play like Edgar Renteria again,” he said after arriving in the Giants’ camp Friday.

Giants manager Bruce Bochy had no trouble naming Renteria the starting shortstop this season, so Uribe will continue is his role as a super infield sub — as he was last season until taking over for Renteria the final three weeks.

“You look at what Edgar has accomplished in his career,” Bochy said. “He certainly deserves a chance to go out and show what he can do when he is healthy. That’s why we signed Edgar, because of his experience and because he is a winner.

“Let him play. It’s easy to judge somebody on a short term basis, but when you have a guy who has had a distinguished career like Edgar, he deserves the starting job.”

The 33-year-old Renteria signed a two-year, $18.5 million deal in December 2008.

“I feel embarrassed last year because I was not doing my thing on the field. They signed me improve the team,” Renteria said. “I feel real shy and embarrassed for the fans and the organization. I’ll be ready all year.”

Renteria said he felt the injury in the final week of spring training, and an MRI indicated that surgery was necessary. He opted cheap flights from Ballina to Melbourne (Tullamarine) to play instead.

“We knew it was going …continue reading

Source: Globe and Mail (Original Article)

Robert MacLeod

TORONTO —
Published on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010 9:44PM EST
Last updated on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010 4:20AM EST

As any follower of the NBA will tell you, now’s the time hoops gets serious.
It is the middle of February, the groundhog has done his shadow dance, and NBA teams are about to begin the final leg of the regular season after the all-star break. The last 30 games or so separate the men from the boys, and the Toronto Raptors, who will host the Memphis Grizzlies tonight at the Air Canada Centre, are in the mix.
“Things tighten up now after the all-star break, teams start to really focus in,” Raptors head coach Jay Triano said after practice yesterday. “There’s no surprises on what teams are going to do. It’s a matter of execution, it’s a matter of getting stops.”
Triano’s primary hope is that the Raptors continue the roll they’ve been on for more than two months, winning 22 of their last 32 games to make up for a tepid 7-13 start.
“I’d like to just see us continue playing the way we were before the break,” said Triano, whose Raptors have not played since last Wednesday. “We had a nice little run going and, hopefully, we get back, we’re a little bit rested and take care of our bodies and finish off the final 30.”
With the trade deadline tomorrow, the feeding frenzy has already started for teams looking to strengthen their lineup for the stretch run.
The Raptors (29-23) have won eight of their past nine games to move into fifth spot in the Eastern Conference standings.
Chris Bosh represented Toronto at last Sunday’s all-star game in Dallas and said yesterday he doesn’t think general manager Bryan Colangelo needs to make any alterations to the lineup by the trade deadline.
“If Bryan feels that he has to make a move to make us better, then that’s his job,” Bosh said. “I think we’re pretty good. We have a pretty good team and I think we’re confident cheap domestic flights from Launceston to Canberra in each other and we can get …continue reading

Source: Reuters UK (Original Article)

The FTSE Small Cap index .FTSC rises 0.2 percent, underperforming both the
blue chips .FTSE and the midcaps .FTMC, which gain 0.6 and 0.7 percent
respectively.

Equipment-rental company VP Plc (VP.L) climbs 7.1 percent after saying it
expects to report full year results in line with market expectations and the
group will deliver a very satisfactory result in the current financial year.

The news prompts Altium Securities to raise VP’s rating to “buy” from
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