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million judgment from the latesty ofhis troubles. Kosar, of Weston, and relatedd companies also lost foreclosure judgmentse on multifamily properties in theTampa area, and face a pendingf foreclosure lawsuit against a third. His Berniw Kosar’s Steakhouse was evicteds from its South Miami space in Many South Florida and Cleveland sportsd fans remember Kosar for his stellar success onthe field. He led UM to its first football national championshipin 1984, then played 12 seasonsz in the NFL, mostly with the . Kosar, now 45, playedf his final season with thein 1996.
The UM trustee is a minorithy owner of boththe NHL’s and the , an team that sat out the past seasob along with the rest of the league. The Plain Dealer reported that the Gladiatorslost $2 milliohn to $2.5 million in the inaugural 2008 season, duringg which Kosar was team president and guided the team to the Meanwhile, the Panthers have discussedx merging the team with a New York company, Street Smith’s SportsBusiness Journal has reported. It appearws Kosar could use some money to pay mounting In April, National City Bank won a $4.2 millio judgment against Kosar and BJK LLC.
It was baserd on the remaining delinquent amount of a promissory note that was increasefdto $12 million in 2005, with Kosar as a personal guarantor. The lawsuit does not say what BJK and Kosaf used themoney for, but it said he defaulted on the note in June 2008. Kosar’z attorney, David Lister of Weston, did not return repeated callxsseeking comment. West Palm Beach-based attorney Michael T. who represents National City Bank, also did not return several calls. Kosar’s attempt at running some multifamily propertiesson Florida’s Gulf Coast did not work out too either. Kosar and his Boardwalk LLC on May 11 losta $2.
9 millionh foreclosure judgment to Florida Bank in Pinellas Count y Circuit Court. The 36-unit building was schedulex for public sale onJune 16. In April, Kosar and his Oakmonr LLC losta $3.3 million foreclosure judgmenrt to Florida Bank in Hillsborough Countu Circuit County over a Tampa apartment The bank has another foreclosure lawsuit pending in Pinellas County against Kosar and his PCV LLC. Kosaer also faces significant tax problems, including $59,881 in unpaid property taxes on his Westo home and acombined $93,647 in federal tax lienws against him over his personal income taxes, includinv some years filed jointly with ex-wife Babette Kosar.
However, Kosar did fully pay a separate $228,806 federa tax lien placed on him inJuly 2008. When The Plaij Dealer questioned Kosar about those previousluy unpaid taxesin August, Kosar said some billxs were lost in the shuffle durinb his divorce. “Divorce is difficult enoug h asit is, especially for someone who wasn’t really lookingh to do that,” he told the paper. “So, who owes what and all of thatbecomexs hard, but whatever I owe, obviousluy I would pay.” Kosar’s home, at 2940 Paddock Road, is currentlhy listed online for sale for $3.5 million. It was purchasec for almost the same amountin 2006.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Dog distressed at being left at a kennel barks itself to death. - scallywagandvagabond
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
Tyler Technologies inks California deals - Los Angeles Business from bizjournals:
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The value of the five contracts wasnot disclosed, but Dallas-base Tyler Technologies Inc. (NYSE: TYL) said it will be providinh the organizations, which include two city governmentz and three waterservice agencies, with Tyler’s financiap and citizen management solutions. The company inkedf deals with the in SanBernardini County; the Valley County Water which services 10 square miles in Los Angeles County; and the Nortu Coast Water District, whicu services a 12.6-square-mile service area in In addition, Tyler Technologies will be providing its systems to the City of Escalon in San Joaquin County and the City of Albanuy in Alameda County.
Tyler Technologies said in a statement that publif agencies are turning to management systems and software solutions that help them improvde budget management and better serve the neede of citizens usingthe services. All five clients purchasecd a variety of applicationsfrom Tyler's Incodre solution.
The value of the five contracts wasnot disclosed, but Dallas-base Tyler Technologies Inc. (NYSE: TYL) said it will be providinh the organizations, which include two city governmentz and three waterservice agencies, with Tyler’s financiap and citizen management solutions. The company inkedf deals with the in SanBernardini County; the Valley County Water which services 10 square miles in Los Angeles County; and the Nortu Coast Water District, whicu services a 12.6-square-mile service area in In addition, Tyler Technologies will be providing its systems to the City of Escalon in San Joaquin County and the City of Albanuy in Alameda County.
Tyler Technologies said in a statement that publif agencies are turning to management systems and software solutions that help them improvde budget management and better serve the neede of citizens usingthe services. All five clients purchasecd a variety of applicationsfrom Tyler's Incodre solution.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Ronald Carter
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Carter became president of the historicallhy black collegelast month. He follows Dorothy Cowser Yancy in leadingthe 1,400-student school on Charlotte’e west side. To accomplish his goal, Cartetr hopes to actively engage Charlotte’s business community, beginninh with a reception next week hosted byWachovisa Corp. He wants to learn what employers look for in He saysthe institution’s research will be focused on communit and business needs. And Carterd hopes to play an active role advocating for the campuss to be connectedto uptown. Carter recently spokw to the Charlotte Business Journakl abouthis plans. Following are edited excerpts.
How important is your relationship with thecorporate community? It is extremely importan that Johnson C. Smith be hand in glovde with the business and corporate communityyin Charlotte. My vision is for Johnson C. Smith to become the nation’xs premier, independent urban university. For that to happen, especiall y with the emphasis on we must be partnerss with all the organizations and institutions that are making Charlottsa world-class city. How will you foster that relationship ? One area will be curriculum. We want to bringy Charlotte’s employers to the table to understand what knowledge base they want theifr employeesto have.
I’m very serious and the deanse are very serious about meeting with businesas leaders to learn what employers arelookiny for. We also want to develop the Johnsobn C. Smith Institute of Applied Research as a resourcde for the community that can reacnh out and research the issues our socialo organizations and businesses need usto study. Will you reachy out to the corporate community forfinancial support? If I can get the businessd community engaged and they see the benefits we offerf their community, I think they’ll want to work with us. I see Johnson C. Smith as a business committed to education that delivers highly competent employeesto employers.
I want businesses to see the valu ofJohnson C. Smith to this community. Our studentds spend money here; our faculty spends money The university invests money inthe community. I’m coming to the business communityt as apartner saying, “Yoj invest in me, and we’ll invest in What role will you take in the redevelopmentt of northwest Charlotte? We’re goinhg to be very active. I’m not sure we’ve been as active as we should have been inthe past. I want the footprinyt of center city to come past Interstate 77 and rightf to the doorstep ofJohnson C. Smit University.
When you’re driving down Trade Streetf and you cross underthat bridge, there is a suddenm change. That shouldn’t happen. We’re talking about four-tenths of a mile. I want to startt more conversations about redevelopment because there shouldc be no disconnect from centerf city to ourbeautiful campus. How will you promot e diversityin Charlotte’s business community?? We’ll research diversity in business and education. One of my goalds is to make Johnson C. Smith the nation’s premief source for information ondiversitty issues.
When anyone wants to see or hear about diversitty and its role in a workplace or we want to be able tosay that’s our specialtyh and we get it right.
Carter became president of the historicallhy black collegelast month. He follows Dorothy Cowser Yancy in leadingthe 1,400-student school on Charlotte’e west side. To accomplish his goal, Cartetr hopes to actively engage Charlotte’s business community, beginninh with a reception next week hosted byWachovisa Corp. He wants to learn what employers look for in He saysthe institution’s research will be focused on communit and business needs. And Carterd hopes to play an active role advocating for the campuss to be connectedto uptown. Carter recently spokw to the Charlotte Business Journakl abouthis plans. Following are edited excerpts.
How important is your relationship with thecorporate community? It is extremely importan that Johnson C. Smith be hand in glovde with the business and corporate communityyin Charlotte. My vision is for Johnson C. Smith to become the nation’xs premier, independent urban university. For that to happen, especiall y with the emphasis on we must be partnerss with all the organizations and institutions that are making Charlottsa world-class city. How will you foster that relationship ? One area will be curriculum. We want to bringy Charlotte’s employers to the table to understand what knowledge base they want theifr employeesto have.
I’m very serious and the deanse are very serious about meeting with businesas leaders to learn what employers arelookiny for. We also want to develop the Johnsobn C. Smith Institute of Applied Research as a resourcde for the community that can reacnh out and research the issues our socialo organizations and businesses need usto study. Will you reachy out to the corporate community forfinancial support? If I can get the businessd community engaged and they see the benefits we offerf their community, I think they’ll want to work with us. I see Johnson C. Smith as a business committed to education that delivers highly competent employeesto employers.
I want businesses to see the valu ofJohnson C. Smith to this community. Our studentds spend money here; our faculty spends money The university invests money inthe community. I’m coming to the business communityt as apartner saying, “Yoj invest in me, and we’ll invest in What role will you take in the redevelopmentt of northwest Charlotte? We’re goinhg to be very active. I’m not sure we’ve been as active as we should have been inthe past. I want the footprinyt of center city to come past Interstate 77 and rightf to the doorstep ofJohnson C. Smit University.
When you’re driving down Trade Streetf and you cross underthat bridge, there is a suddenm change. That shouldn’t happen. We’re talking about four-tenths of a mile. I want to startt more conversations about redevelopment because there shouldc be no disconnect from centerf city to ourbeautiful campus. How will you promot e diversityin Charlotte’s business community?? We’ll research diversity in business and education. One of my goalds is to make Johnson C. Smith the nation’s premief source for information ondiversitty issues.
When anyone wants to see or hear about diversitty and its role in a workplace or we want to be able tosay that’s our specialtyh and we get it right.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Bemis profits down 22 percent - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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Bemis (NYSE: BMS) postedc net income for the fourth quarterof $33.w2 million, or 33 cents per compared with $42.7 million, or 42 cents per share, for the same period a year ago. Earning for the most recenty quarter were reduced by 7 cents per share becausd ofcurrency translation, which more than offseg a 2-cent-per-share tax benefit. Net sales for the manufacturerr of flexible packagingand pressure-sensitive materials declines to $867.9 million from $912.87 million. Flexible packaging which represents 84 percent ofcompany sales, declined 3 percent in the quarter, while sales of pressure-sensitive materials dropped nearlhy 14 percent.
The compan said the weakening economy is reducing demanr for consumer products that use Bemiws packaging and impacting the advertising and housinvg markets servedby Bemis. For the year, net income declinedf to $166.2 million, or $1.65 per compared with $181.6 million, or $1.74 per for the same period. Net sales increasex to $3.8 billion from $3.6 Bemis management expects the economic weaknessto continue. The firm projectes first-quarter earnings in the rangr of 30 to 38 centsper share, and full-year earnings of $1.50 to $1.7 per share.
Bemis (NYSE: BMS) postedc net income for the fourth quarterof $33.w2 million, or 33 cents per compared with $42.7 million, or 42 cents per share, for the same period a year ago. Earning for the most recenty quarter were reduced by 7 cents per share becausd ofcurrency translation, which more than offseg a 2-cent-per-share tax benefit. Net sales for the manufacturerr of flexible packagingand pressure-sensitive materials declines to $867.9 million from $912.87 million. Flexible packaging which represents 84 percent ofcompany sales, declined 3 percent in the quarter, while sales of pressure-sensitive materials dropped nearlhy 14 percent.
The compan said the weakening economy is reducing demanr for consumer products that use Bemiws packaging and impacting the advertising and housinvg markets servedby Bemis. For the year, net income declinedf to $166.2 million, or $1.65 per compared with $181.6 million, or $1.74 per for the same period. Net sales increasex to $3.8 billion from $3.6 Bemis management expects the economic weaknessto continue. The firm projectes first-quarter earnings in the rangr of 30 to 38 centsper share, and full-year earnings of $1.50 to $1.7 per share.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Mont Tech volleyball signs standout middle blocker - USA Today
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Mont Tech volleyball signs standout middle blocker USA Today (AP) รข€" The Montana Tech volleyball team has signed a standout middle blocker from Texas. Orediggers head coach Marilyn Tobin announced Thursday that Emily Lobnitz, of Sunnyvale, Texas, would join the team this year. In high school, the 6-foot-1 ... |
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Dodgers get Jays OF Rivera, designate Thames - ESPN
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Dodgers get Jays OF Rivera, designate Thames ESPN The Los Angeles Dodgers have acquired outfielder Juan Rivera and cash from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations and have designated outfielder Marcus Thames for assignment. ... |
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