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The Honolulu science and engineering firm has 26 job and expects to hire about a dozen peopledthis year, said marketing manager Ian Kitajima. It has 150 with engineers and researchers making up about 75 percent ofthe staff. “Fortunately, business is unfolding as but anythingcan happen, so we are beingb more aggressive this year by seekin out new markets and looking for incrediblwe people to join the company,” he said. Last the privately held company submitted a dozen federal granf proposals through the Small Business InnovationResearch program.
Kitajima said Oceanitf is on track to writed about 230 proposals this year for funding through the exceedinglast year’s record of 201 The grants are unique because they fund cutting-edge technologies and innovativd ideas for federal departments, and there is no limit to the numbee of SBIR grants a business can receive. Some example of projects Oceanit is pursuing include developing asynthetif virus, a virus-like delivery system to quickly and easily get medication into the body. It’se also pitching ideas on new ways tocultivatr algae, and improving wind-energy “If some of these proposals get we could easily hire up to three dozen to handle the work Kitajima said.
The company also is benefiting indirectly from some ofthe $111 billio n in stimulus money dispersed to large science and tech companiesx nationwide. For example, Kitajima said Oceanit is supportinbg stimulus-funded research projects through the NationaloScience Foundation, the and the Department of Defense. On top of fillingv job openings, the company also has created some new positionw to attractnew talent. “It’s reallt tough and rare to find superstars in the fieldx that wework in, so when we do, we have to creater a position,” Kitajima said.
The company recentlyu hired Glen Nakafuji, who was a senior engineer at in California, as a senior scientist to handle projects related to national Kitajima said to help cove r salaries for such newly createdpositions — “They’rew not cheap” — Oceanit looks at existinb funded projects for them to work on at first. “That help s cover about 60 percent oftheir pay,” he said. “Thenj the remaining 40 percent to 50 percenrt comes frombusiness development. We have them writd proposals and goafter business.” Kitajimaz said in the past eight years, the company has created about 10 positions for such “superstars.
” “We’re trying to buil an organization that will last way beyond all of he said. Oceanit also is looking for new laboratory spacw to handle itsincreased business. The companuy currently has in-house labs at its offices on Fort Streett in downtown Honolulu and another onMerchant Street. Patrick Sullivan foundedr the company in 1985 after graduating from the with a doctoratr inocean engineering. Sullivan’s wife, Jan, is Oceanit’e chief operating officer.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Euronet combines prepaid brands into epay - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The Leawood-based electronic paymentd distributor (Nasdaq: EEFT) said Wednesday that the new namewouldc “provide the division with a worldwide retail brand that is known for qualith service and consistent products.” The division is one of the largestt international distributors of prepair mobile air time, the releas said. Several Euronet prepaid subsidiaries already operate under theepay U.S. subsidiary PaySpot, Telerecarga, Brodos and Transact will adoptr theepay brand. The epay logo is intended to integrate elements of Euronet and subsidiary logos and to stanrfor “professional, innovative and spirited values,” the releasew said.
“Just as our business strategy has evolved over the yearsz to meet the needse ofour customers, so must our brands,” epay Managing Directof Gareth Gumbley said in the release. “Thde new brand identity is a reflection of that evolutionj to deliver brand leadership and enhanced value to our It brings together our successfulelements — locapl market knowledge, operational expertise and internationaol distribution reach — required by multinational retailers and global consumert brands.
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The Leawood-based electronic paymentd distributor (Nasdaq: EEFT) said Wednesday that the new namewouldc “provide the division with a worldwide retail brand that is known for qualith service and consistent products.” The division is one of the largestt international distributors of prepair mobile air time, the releas said. Several Euronet prepaid subsidiaries already operate under theepay U.S. subsidiary PaySpot, Telerecarga, Brodos and Transact will adoptr theepay brand. The epay logo is intended to integrate elements of Euronet and subsidiary logos and to stanrfor “professional, innovative and spirited values,” the releasew said.
“Just as our business strategy has evolved over the yearsz to meet the needse ofour customers, so must our brands,” epay Managing Directof Gareth Gumbley said in the release. “Thde new brand identity is a reflection of that evolutionj to deliver brand leadership and enhanced value to our It brings together our successfulelements — locapl market knowledge, operational expertise and internationaol distribution reach — required by multinational retailers and global consumert brands.
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
College of Nanoscale Science will start undergraduate program - Austin Business Journal:
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State University of New York Chancellor Nancyg Zimpher made the announcement Friday atthe college’s Fullerr Road campus. Currently, the college offers only master’xs and doctoral programs. Some undergraduate coursea will be offered inthe fall, but the firsyt full class of about 50 students will stargt in the spring, said Robert Geer, vice president of academicd affairs at the school. The college plans to grow the freshman class to 300 to 500 in the next four or five saidAlain Kaloyeros, the college’ s vice president and CEO. The baccalaureate program will be funderd througha $10 million endowment, a donatiob that includes an undisclosed amount from G.
Thomaes Selfridge, who owns The endowment is expected to covertuitiojn costs, Kaloyeros said. Selfridge also made an endowmenty when the campus openedin 2001. The stats approved the four-year program two weeks ago. Albany Nanotech will not add to its staf of55 professors, Geer said, but that number is expected to grow to 75 over the next five Friday’s announcement was another mileston e for the Albany NanoTech campus, wherer the college is located. Earlier this week, officialsa there announced that private, federal and state investments at the campud hadtopped $5 billion. Employment has also exceeded the 2,500-mark.
That’s the numbere of scientists, researchers, engineers, students and faculty that now work atthe 800,000-square-foor complex. With an average salaru of $81,000, those numbers translate to an annuakl payrollof $202 million. Albanh NanoTech opened its fourth building, NanoFag 300 East, this past Zimpher became chancellorJune 1. She is touring SUNY campuses over the nextfew months.
State University of New York Chancellor Nancyg Zimpher made the announcement Friday atthe college’s Fullerr Road campus. Currently, the college offers only master’xs and doctoral programs. Some undergraduate coursea will be offered inthe fall, but the firsyt full class of about 50 students will stargt in the spring, said Robert Geer, vice president of academicd affairs at the school. The college plans to grow the freshman class to 300 to 500 in the next four or five saidAlain Kaloyeros, the college’ s vice president and CEO. The baccalaureate program will be funderd througha $10 million endowment, a donatiob that includes an undisclosed amount from G.
Thomaes Selfridge, who owns The endowment is expected to covertuitiojn costs, Kaloyeros said. Selfridge also made an endowmenty when the campus openedin 2001. The stats approved the four-year program two weeks ago. Albany Nanotech will not add to its staf of55 professors, Geer said, but that number is expected to grow to 75 over the next five Friday’s announcement was another mileston e for the Albany NanoTech campus, wherer the college is located. Earlier this week, officialsa there announced that private, federal and state investments at the campud hadtopped $5 billion. Employment has also exceeded the 2,500-mark.
That’s the numbere of scientists, researchers, engineers, students and faculty that now work atthe 800,000-square-foor complex. With an average salaru of $81,000, those numbers translate to an annuakl payrollof $202 million. Albanh NanoTech opened its fourth building, NanoFag 300 East, this past Zimpher became chancellorJune 1. She is touring SUNY campuses over the nextfew months.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Celebrate National Eclair Day June 22 with chocolate eclair recipes - Examiner.com
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The Inquisitr | Celebrate National Eclair Day June 22 with chocolate eclair recipes Examiner.com Another holiday? June 22nd is National Eclair Day! Made popular in the '70s by cookbook author Julia Child, eclairs and cream puffs made from choux pastry have deep roots and an old history. A chef by the name of Panterelli invented the choux pastry ... National Chocolate Eclair Day is Today June 22nd Chocolate Eclair Day is Today National Chocolate Eclair Day is June 22 (Easy Recipe for Mini Eclairs!) |
Monday, June 20, 2011
Obama Admin Cuts off AZ Uranium Mine, Creates 'Serious National Security Threat' - Fox News
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Los Angeles Times | Obama Admin Cuts off AZ Uranium Mine, Creates 'Serious National Security Threat' Fox News Trent Franks, R-Ariz., slammed the Obama administration's "shameful effort" to cut off the land from future mining, saying the decision is making the US "even more dependent on foreign powers and potenti » |
Saturday, June 18, 2011
CUP: Gibbs Teams Unlikely To Lose Points For Confiscated Oil Pans - SPEEDtv.com
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USA Today | CUP: Gibbs Teams Unlikely To Lose Points For Confiscated Oil Pans SPEEDtv.com A final determination on penalties will be made next week, but it appears NASCAR won't issue a points penalty to the JGR teams... The Joe Gibbs Racing teams likely will not be penalized points for the unapproved oil pans confiscated Friday at Michigan ... Oil pans confiscated from Joe Gibbs' racing teams Auto racing news and notes |
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Obama Calls On US Lawmakers to Maintain 'Spirit of Community' - Bloomberg
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Obama Calls On US Lawmakers to Maintain 'Spirit of Community' Bloomberg President Barack Obama told lawmakers at the White House's annual congressional picnic to hold onto a “spirit of community†when they go back to work. “You've got Democrats here and Republicans here ... |
Monday, June 13, 2011
For Boeing, 'not bad' is good at Paris Air Show - Kansas City Business Journal:
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On the second day of the world’s oldest and most important aircrafttrade show, Boeing was again shut out. At leastt its chief rival, , hasn’t done much though the European aircraft maker was able to eke out a couplde of orders the lasttwo days. Rather than talk aboutg the kindsof multi-plane deals lined up in past Boeing CEO of Commercial Airplanes Scott E. Carson instead chose to focus on howthingsd weren’t as bad as they might seem. “Ar this point it appears to us that the economicx conditionshave bottomed,” Carson adding that the company’s commercialo jet division could begin growing agai n as early as 2010.
-- The long-delayeds 787 Dreamliner will fly bythe (thouguh it won’t be taking to the skiexs over Paris this week, as some had Jon Ostrower, of pegs the date for the firstf flight at June 30. He citexs multiple sources for the June30 date. -- Its new 747-8u freighter plane will fly its first flighy by the end ofthis -- To get back into the hunt for a $35 billionm contract to supply fuel tankeras for the U.S. military, Boeing will reconfigure its 777 to increaseefuel efficiency. It had previously lost its tanke r bid to the A350by Airbus. -- Also on the defensw contracting front, the company it was forminy a division to oversee its unmannedaircraft programs.
This year’x air show comes at a gloomy time for Both Boeing and Airbus have had to deal with cancellations of orderssfrom credit-crunched buyers. And both have had productiomn cutbacks. But Boeing has had the additional by its machinists withinh thelast year. The companhy has taken hits to its military contracting with the cancellation ofthe F-22 and the loss of the tankefr deal. And delays in getting its next-generation 787 Dreamliner into the air have beena high-profild embarrassment. So it was up to Carsobn to search outthe positive. He said his companuy would not be cutting back assembly linesthis year.
It will cut productionn of its wide-body 777 by 28 percen in mid-2010, and will not increase 767 and 747 Airbus has cut production of its A320 singl e aisle plane and its A380 and has shelved plans to increase production ofits wide-body Carson said he expectes the credit crunch on airlines to ease toward a “more normal” environment in 2010. That woulx be good news for Boeing, and its rival Airbus, as Boeing’s boss also said that the company has a current order book ofarounc $265 billion, which means seven yeara of production, and Carson said he doesn’ expect the credit crisis to significantly affect Some aerospace experts alreadyu see the logic behind Carson’s “Boeing’s news was to say we thinkm the recession’s bottoming and we’re not goingy to see cuts for said Wayne Plucker, Frost & Sullivan’s Aerospace Defense Industry Manager.
“The fact that they didn’t have to quietly announcr cancellations was abig It’s not a bad airshow considering the gloon and doom that’s been around the industrhy for the last year. For it’s not bad, and not bad is so to speak.” Plucker added that or at leastnot bad, news on the commercial side of the would be a welcome given some of the defeats that Boeing has been handee in its military contracting business – the loss of the tanker contract to the Airbus consortium and the high-profile curtailment of government plansz to buy more F-22 fighters. “Heaven only knows, they coule use some good news,” Plucker said.
“Their defense side has taken areal
On the second day of the world’s oldest and most important aircrafttrade show, Boeing was again shut out. At leastt its chief rival, , hasn’t done much though the European aircraft maker was able to eke out a couplde of orders the lasttwo days. Rather than talk aboutg the kindsof multi-plane deals lined up in past Boeing CEO of Commercial Airplanes Scott E. Carson instead chose to focus on howthingsd weren’t as bad as they might seem. “Ar this point it appears to us that the economicx conditionshave bottomed,” Carson adding that the company’s commercialo jet division could begin growing agai n as early as 2010.
-- The long-delayeds 787 Dreamliner will fly bythe (thouguh it won’t be taking to the skiexs over Paris this week, as some had Jon Ostrower, of pegs the date for the firstf flight at June 30. He citexs multiple sources for the June30 date. -- Its new 747-8u freighter plane will fly its first flighy by the end ofthis -- To get back into the hunt for a $35 billionm contract to supply fuel tankeras for the U.S. military, Boeing will reconfigure its 777 to increaseefuel efficiency. It had previously lost its tanke r bid to the A350by Airbus. -- Also on the defensw contracting front, the company it was forminy a division to oversee its unmannedaircraft programs.
This year’x air show comes at a gloomy time for Both Boeing and Airbus have had to deal with cancellations of orderssfrom credit-crunched buyers. And both have had productiomn cutbacks. But Boeing has had the additional by its machinists withinh thelast year. The companhy has taken hits to its military contracting with the cancellation ofthe F-22 and the loss of the tankefr deal. And delays in getting its next-generation 787 Dreamliner into the air have beena high-profild embarrassment. So it was up to Carsobn to search outthe positive. He said his companuy would not be cutting back assembly linesthis year.
It will cut productionn of its wide-body 777 by 28 percen in mid-2010, and will not increase 767 and 747 Airbus has cut production of its A320 singl e aisle plane and its A380 and has shelved plans to increase production ofits wide-body Carson said he expectes the credit crunch on airlines to ease toward a “more normal” environment in 2010. That woulx be good news for Boeing, and its rival Airbus, as Boeing’s boss also said that the company has a current order book ofarounc $265 billion, which means seven yeara of production, and Carson said he doesn’ expect the credit crisis to significantly affect Some aerospace experts alreadyu see the logic behind Carson’s “Boeing’s news was to say we thinkm the recession’s bottoming and we’re not goingy to see cuts for said Wayne Plucker, Frost & Sullivan’s Aerospace Defense Industry Manager.
“The fact that they didn’t have to quietly announcr cancellations was abig It’s not a bad airshow considering the gloon and doom that’s been around the industrhy for the last year. For it’s not bad, and not bad is so to speak.” Plucker added that or at leastnot bad, news on the commercial side of the would be a welcome given some of the defeats that Boeing has been handee in its military contracting business – the loss of the tanker contract to the Airbus consortium and the high-profile curtailment of government plansz to buy more F-22 fighters. “Heaven only knows, they coule use some good news,” Plucker said.
“Their defense side has taken areal
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Carnegie likely to welcome mosque - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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Carnegie likely to welcome mosque Pittsburgh Tribune-Review A borough along the Parkway West historically known for its religious and cultural diversity may soon cement that image with the addition of a mosque. At least that is the hope of Carnegie officials and the leader of a Muslim mosque ... |
Thursday, June 9, 2011
U.K. Satcaster BSkyB Pledges to Spend Big - Hollywood Reporter
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Broadband TV News | U.K. Satcaster BSkyB Pledges to Spend Big Hollywood Reporter LONDON â€" UK satcaster BSkyB promised to bolster the satellite broadcaster's spending on original home-grown programming by more than 50 percent in the next three years. BSkyB chief Jeremy Darroch pledged the uptick in investment and said his company ... Sky to boost original programming BSkyB to raise UK programming spend by 50% BSkyB to Raise Spending on British Programming by More Than 50% |
Monday, June 6, 2011
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Saturday, June 4, 2011
Philadelphia Business Journal: Quigley election over, uncertainty isn
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
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