Monthly Archives: October 2011

Oct
31
  • What’s Up: Greeneway Recreation begins expansion

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    SARATOGA — Mick Greeneway got started in the recreational vehicle business in 1977 and has owned Greeneway Recreation since 1987. In 1995, we built the whole new facility here, and we thought we built it big enough, Greeneway said with a laugh. The 1995 expansion featured eight bays, which is no longer enough for the busy RV dealer. The dealership broke ground this week for an expansion that will add 10 more bays. Two of the current eight bays will [...]

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Oct
31
  • EU to Closely Monitor Berlusconi’s Reform Commitments, Rehn Says

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    The European Union will closely monitor Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi’s commitments made to the EU last night on overhauling Italy’s economy and reducing debt, EU Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said. “Yesterday, Italy presented a strategy for rapid fiscal consolidation and growth-enhancing structural reforms, with clear measures and an ambitious timetable,” Rehn said today in the text of a speech in Berlin. “Delivery on these commitments will be monitored closely by the commission and the Council.” Rehn [...]

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Oct
30
  • People traveling by train to tour Roanoke

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    More than a thousand people traveled from North Carolina to Roanoke Saturday afternoon and that was great business for downtown Roanoke. Travelers left early Saturday morning and after a five hour trip on the train, everyone searched for the best restaurants and the most popular shops downtown has to offer. Within a matter of just three hours, tourist had a chance to eat, shop and sights see in downtown. Landon Howard, Executive Director of the Roanoke Valley Convention amp; Visitors [...]

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Oct
30
  • Biggest Halloween danger to kids is drunken drivers

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    Modesto police deployed roving saturation patrols Friday and Saturday. Funding for this operation is provided by a grant from the state Office of Traffic Safety. The patrols consisted of officers assigned to look for drunken drivers. There isnt a Halloween costume clever enough to hide an impaired driver who has made the poor decision to get behind the wheel, said Lt. Scott Blom of the departments Traffic Unit. Whether youve had one too many or way too many, it is [...]

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Oct
30
  • Big Nerd Ranch Traveling West to Host Beginning iOS Commuter Class in Northern …

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    Big Nerd Ranchs hands-on iOS programming course will teach beginners how to build an iPhone or iPad app. Space is limited, so avoid the stampede and sign up today! Atlanta, Ga (PRWEB) October 28, 2011 Attention Northern California developers and programmers! Big Nerd Ranch is packing its saddlebags to bring a five-day Beginning iOS Class out west. The intensive training course will be held Nov. 14-18 in Santa Clara, Calif. The hands-on Beginning iOS Class will transform novices into programmers [...]

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Oct
30
  • Enterprise Rent-A-Car Expands Electric Vehicle Fleet to 11 California Cities

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    ST. LOUIS, MO, Oct 27, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) – Customers now can rent electric vehicles (EV) from Enterprise Rent-A-Car in 11 California cities. EVs and charging stations were added to rental locations in Santa Barbara, Palm Springs, Encino, Newport Beach and Riverside. Enterprise already offers EVs in California at branches in Ontario, Pasadena, San Diego, San Francisco, Santa Monica and Thousand Oaks, and operates the largest network of EV rentals in the state. With more than 5,500 car rental [...]

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Oct
30
  • Inflation, Jobs, and the Artificial Flow of Monetary Policy

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    While the stock market (SPY) (QQQ) continues to pin its hopes on a successful European monetary device in some esoteric but mildly believable format, complete with willful leveraging, the economic consequences of such monetary solutions continue to indicate the predictable results of so much intervention in every part of the global economy. Mainstream economics may still regard the Phillips Curve with fondness, believing that there is a direct, inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation, but the empirical economic history shows [...]

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Oct
29
  • Cancer patients will benefit from traveling comedy tour

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    He said hes excited to be able to bring McComas and Bowers with him this time around. All three men are from the Midwest and are currently touring the southern and western portions of the US Last week, they were in Dallas, Texas, and this week, theyre in Las Vegas, Nev. My traveling partners are great, said Gardner. I hand selected them to be on my tour because theyre two of the funniest guys around. Were people pleasers to say [...]

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Oct
29
  • Staying Up Late at Museums

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    Darcey Howard had her reasons for showing up at the Rubin Museum of Art in her pajamas. Seeing the Himalayan paintings and multilayered manuscript pages was not one of them. Special Section Fine Arts & Exhibits Big shows, love affairs and art all night. Video: Restoring Natural History Slide Show: Picasso’s Muse Related Dining Briefs | Recently Opened: Untitled (August 17, 2011) Times Topic: Rubin Museum of Art Enlarge This Image Roderick Mickens/American Museum of Natural History “One Step Beyond” [...]

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Oct
28