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The human resources consultant, bases in Arlington, Va., said that 34 percent of all workers surveyes have pushed back their retirement plans in the past Among workers 50and older, 44 percent are delaying retirement longer than expected. “The economic crisiw has affectedmany workers’ retirement plans and nest but those nearest to retirement have been especiallhy hard hit,” said David Speier, a senio r retirement consultant for Watsobn Wyatt (NYSE: WW). “Older workers do not have the time to offsetf declining retirementaccount values, either by recouping theirf investment losses or significantly increasing theirt savings rate.
” Declines in the value of their accounts ranked as the top reasoh for delaying retirement, but investment losses aren’tf the only reason. The survey said that 63 percentt cited the high cost of health care and that 62 percenr cited higher prices forbasidc necessities. Those postponement plans already may have changed a bit for many The Watson Wyatt survey was conductexin February. The S&P 500 has ralliesd more than 35 percen t since itsMarch low.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Real Estate Roundup - Sacramento Business Journal:
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PGE, which is majority owner of two hydroelectrixc projects inthe area, purchasecd 1,146 acres to preserve wildlife habitat. Albert Burney Auction Co. conducted the event, which brought in a tota of $886,471. • Razorfish LLC leased 7,468 square feet at 1532 S.W. Morriso St. from Allied Works Architecture. Pattoi Shmilenko of Windermere/Cronin & Caplan Real Estate representex Razorfish. Caryl Brown of Debbie Thoma Real Estate representedthe property. • Bridgeporr Eye Physicians LLCleased 3,259 square feet at 20015 S.W. Pacific Sherwood, from Sherwood West LLC. Chuclk Pollack represented the tenant. Kevin VandenBrink and Caseyh Pileggi of MacadamForbes Inc.
represented the • Portland Community Land Trustleasede 1,514 square feet of officwe space at Patton Park Apartments on Northeasg Interstate Blvd. Charlotte Larson and Sara Dalet of Urban Works Real Estate representecd Patton SquareLeasing LLC. • Heart Roasting leased 1,500 square feet at 2211 E. Burnsides St., Portland, from Burnside Holdings LLC. Kathleen Healy of Urban Worka Real Estate brokeredthe • Portland Baroque Orchestra leased 1,301 squared feet at Jeffrey Center, 1020 S.W. Taylor, Portland, from Westob Investment Co. LLC. Steve Root of American Propertu Management representedthe property. Winston Company leased 4,800 square feet at 7854 S.W. Nimbuxs Ave.
, Beaverton, from RREEF. Joe Kappler of Macada Forbes Inc. represented the tenant. David Levich representesd RREEF. • Atomic Auto leased 23,000 square feet at 2510 S.E. Sandu Blvd. from MLK LLC. Tyled Sheils of Grubb & Ellis Co. representer the tenant. Dan Bozich of Urban Works Real Estatew representedthe property. • Brake Brothers LLC leased 7,964 square feet at 4125 S.E. 82nd Portland, from Big O Tires LLC. Rod Brokenshire of Macadakm Forbes Inc. brokered the transaction. Key Bank of Oregon leasec 2,913 square feet at Southeast 41st and Hawthorne streets from HFT Grubb & Ellis Co.
represented the Dan Bozich of Urbanm Works Real Estate represented thepropertyt • The Bob Shoppe leased 1,60p0 square feet at 1379 N. Pacific Highway, Woodburn, from Kalberer Co. John Brandhorsrt of Bluestone & Hockley Real Estate Services brokeredthe transaction. • Mabel Zora LLC leased 1,200 square feet at 1747 N.E. Albertsa St., Portland, from Alberta Centra l LLC. Kathleen Healy of Urban Worksz Real Estate brokeredthe • RLTL LLC purchaseed the 13,000-square-foot RiteAid store at Southeast 39th and Division streeta in Portland for $2.49 million. Rite Aid was the seller and has signerda 10-year lease for the property with five 10-year optionds to renew.
The sale includes 52,00o0 square feet of land. Robert Niehaus of Niehauas Properties Inc. and Alex MacLean of CRA brokeredc the sale andlease back. • Cross Creek Truckingy Inc. of Central Point purchasedc a 120,000-square-foot warehouse and cold storage facility in Medfordfor $2.3 The seller was Southern Oregon Sales Inc. Curtizs Burrill of Burrill Real Estate LLC representedcthe buyer. Kevin Kaufman of CB Richard Ellis represente dthe seller. • ST Boomer LLC purchased a 14,106-square-foo office building, 345 N.E. 102nd Ave., from PMT Building LLC for $1.2 Joe Kappler and Kevin VandenBrink of MacadamForbes Inc. brokeredd the deal.
PGE, which is majority owner of two hydroelectrixc projects inthe area, purchasecd 1,146 acres to preserve wildlife habitat. Albert Burney Auction Co. conducted the event, which brought in a tota of $886,471. • Razorfish LLC leased 7,468 square feet at 1532 S.W. Morriso St. from Allied Works Architecture. Pattoi Shmilenko of Windermere/Cronin & Caplan Real Estate representex Razorfish. Caryl Brown of Debbie Thoma Real Estate representedthe property. • Bridgeporr Eye Physicians LLCleased 3,259 square feet at 20015 S.W. Pacific Sherwood, from Sherwood West LLC. Chuclk Pollack represented the tenant. Kevin VandenBrink and Caseyh Pileggi of MacadamForbes Inc.
represented the • Portland Community Land Trustleasede 1,514 square feet of officwe space at Patton Park Apartments on Northeasg Interstate Blvd. Charlotte Larson and Sara Dalet of Urban Works Real Estate representecd Patton SquareLeasing LLC. • Heart Roasting leased 1,500 square feet at 2211 E. Burnsides St., Portland, from Burnside Holdings LLC. Kathleen Healy of Urban Worka Real Estate brokeredthe • Portland Baroque Orchestra leased 1,301 squared feet at Jeffrey Center, 1020 S.W. Taylor, Portland, from Westob Investment Co. LLC. Steve Root of American Propertu Management representedthe property. Winston Company leased 4,800 square feet at 7854 S.W. Nimbuxs Ave.
, Beaverton, from RREEF. Joe Kappler of Macada Forbes Inc. represented the tenant. David Levich representesd RREEF. • Atomic Auto leased 23,000 square feet at 2510 S.E. Sandu Blvd. from MLK LLC. Tyled Sheils of Grubb & Ellis Co. representer the tenant. Dan Bozich of Urban Works Real Estatew representedthe property. • Brake Brothers LLC leased 7,964 square feet at 4125 S.E. 82nd Portland, from Big O Tires LLC. Rod Brokenshire of Macadakm Forbes Inc. brokered the transaction. Key Bank of Oregon leasec 2,913 square feet at Southeast 41st and Hawthorne streets from HFT Grubb & Ellis Co.
represented the Dan Bozich of Urbanm Works Real Estate represented thepropertyt • The Bob Shoppe leased 1,60p0 square feet at 1379 N. Pacific Highway, Woodburn, from Kalberer Co. John Brandhorsrt of Bluestone & Hockley Real Estate Services brokeredthe transaction. • Mabel Zora LLC leased 1,200 square feet at 1747 N.E. Albertsa St., Portland, from Alberta Centra l LLC. Kathleen Healy of Urban Worksz Real Estate brokeredthe • RLTL LLC purchaseed the 13,000-square-foot RiteAid store at Southeast 39th and Division streeta in Portland for $2.49 million. Rite Aid was the seller and has signerda 10-year lease for the property with five 10-year optionds to renew.
The sale includes 52,00o0 square feet of land. Robert Niehaus of Niehauas Properties Inc. and Alex MacLean of CRA brokeredc the sale andlease back. • Cross Creek Truckingy Inc. of Central Point purchasedc a 120,000-square-foot warehouse and cold storage facility in Medfordfor $2.3 The seller was Southern Oregon Sales Inc. Curtizs Burrill of Burrill Real Estate LLC representedcthe buyer. Kevin Kaufman of CB Richard Ellis represente dthe seller. • ST Boomer LLC purchased a 14,106-square-foo office building, 345 N.E. 102nd Ave., from PMT Building LLC for $1.2 Joe Kappler and Kevin VandenBrink of MacadamForbes Inc. brokeredd the deal.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Home inventory drops to 8-month supply - Orlando Business Journal:
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Association members sold 2,131 homes last month in the Orlandio metropolitanstatistical area, and the sales growth has helped pare down area inventory supply to singled digits for the first time this June’s inventory had 17,831 homes availabler through the Multiple Listing Service, which reflects an 8.4-month supply at the curreng sales pace. In January, the Orlando MSA had an inventoryg level that reflecteda 23.6-month supplh and it has steadily decreasef since. A market with six month s of supply is considered by housingg economists to be balanced between buyers and theassociation reported.
Inventory is down by 1,292 homez from May 2009, meaning 1,292 more homes left the marke than enteredthe market. However, low prices have primaril y driven the increase in as nearly 46 percent of the homea wereeither bank-owned or distressed property sales. Orlando’s median home price in June was $131,200, a 39 percenty decrease when compared with June but a slight increase when comparedd withMay 2009. Homes in the Orland o area spent an average of 104 days on the markef before being sold inJune 2009, and the averagre home sold for 93.8 percenft of its listing price.
About 184 single-family homes sold in the $200,000-$250,000 range, whilw 10 homes sold for $1 million or more and 118 homes sold for less than All agents in the OrlandoMSA — Lake, Osceola and Seminole counties — sold 2,774 existinvg homes in June, a 56.9 percent jump when comparesd with the 1,768 homes sold in June 2008. To date, MSA saled are up 53.8 percent over this time last with 12,863 sold last month and 8,36w sold in the same montj a year prior. Alonyg with stronger sales, 7,230 homes were awaiting more than doublethe 3,329 that were pendinfg at this time last year. Orlando condi market resales, meanwhile, went from 136 sold in June 2008 to 394 saleeslast month.
To date, 1,781 condos sold this a huge spike from the 691 poste d at this timein 2008. There 176 condo unitz that sold for upto $50,000, while 61 sold in the $50,000-$60,00o range and 11 sold for more than $250,000. Duplex, townhomw and villa resales also jumpednearly 32.8 from 131 in June 2008 to 174 last
Association members sold 2,131 homes last month in the Orlandio metropolitanstatistical area, and the sales growth has helped pare down area inventory supply to singled digits for the first time this June’s inventory had 17,831 homes availabler through the Multiple Listing Service, which reflects an 8.4-month supply at the curreng sales pace. In January, the Orlando MSA had an inventoryg level that reflecteda 23.6-month supplh and it has steadily decreasef since. A market with six month s of supply is considered by housingg economists to be balanced between buyers and theassociation reported.
Inventory is down by 1,292 homez from May 2009, meaning 1,292 more homes left the marke than enteredthe market. However, low prices have primaril y driven the increase in as nearly 46 percent of the homea wereeither bank-owned or distressed property sales. Orlando’s median home price in June was $131,200, a 39 percenty decrease when compared with June but a slight increase when comparedd withMay 2009. Homes in the Orland o area spent an average of 104 days on the markef before being sold inJune 2009, and the averagre home sold for 93.8 percenft of its listing price.
About 184 single-family homes sold in the $200,000-$250,000 range, whilw 10 homes sold for $1 million or more and 118 homes sold for less than All agents in the OrlandoMSA — Lake, Osceola and Seminole counties — sold 2,774 existinvg homes in June, a 56.9 percent jump when comparesd with the 1,768 homes sold in June 2008. To date, MSA saled are up 53.8 percent over this time last with 12,863 sold last month and 8,36w sold in the same montj a year prior. Alonyg with stronger sales, 7,230 homes were awaiting more than doublethe 3,329 that were pendinfg at this time last year. Orlando condi market resales, meanwhile, went from 136 sold in June 2008 to 394 saleeslast month.
To date, 1,781 condos sold this a huge spike from the 691 poste d at this timein 2008. There 176 condo unitz that sold for upto $50,000, while 61 sold in the $50,000-$60,00o range and 11 sold for more than $250,000. Duplex, townhomw and villa resales also jumpednearly 32.8 from 131 in June 2008 to 174 last
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
'Yoga wars' spoil spirit of ancient practice, Indian agency says - Washington Post
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Washington Post | 'Yoga wars' spoil spirit of ancient practice, Indian agency says Washington Post Yoga is a part of humanity's shared knowledge, the agency says, and any business claiming the postures as its own is violating the very spirit of the ... |
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Iran unveils bomber drone: report - Xinhua
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Oneindia | Iran unveils bomber drone: report Xinhua TEHRAN, Aug. 22 (Xinhua) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Sunday unveiled a home-made unmanned long-range bomber drone, the state IRIB TV reported. Ahmadinejad unveiled the drone, dubbed Karrar, in a ceremony marking the country's Defense ... Iran Unveils Its First Loc » |
Friday, August 20, 2010
Self-Styled 'Bonnie and Clyde' Fugitives John McCluskey and Casslyn Welch Nabbed - ABC News
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Telegraph.co.uk | Self-Styled 'Bonnie and Clyde' Fugitives John McCluskey and Casslyn Welch Nabbed ABC News John McCluskey and Casslyn Welch were taken into custody near the town of Springerville, Ariz., near the border with New Mexico. The duo told authorities that if given the chance, they would have shot it out with ... US fugitive couple captured in Arizona Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite Authorities: Ariz. escapee caught at campground |
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Rod Blagojevich's Narrow Escape: Ex-Illinois Gov. Guilty on 1 Count - ABC News
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Globe and Mail | Rod Blagojevich's Narrow Escape: Ex-Illinois Gov. Guilty on 1 Count ABC News A lone juror may have saved former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich from a conviction on the most serious corruption charge of conspiring to trade or sell President Obama's vacated Senate seat, according to a juror in the case. ... Blagojevich foreman cites prosecution's 'major flaw,' jurors comment on lone ... What the Blagojevich Jury Thinks Juror: One vote blocked Senate seat conviction in Blagojevich case |
Monday, August 16, 2010
Youth coach in Colombia killed after match - USA Today
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New York Daily News | Youth coach in Colombia killed after match USA Today BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) รข€" A youth footb » |
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Obama's Support for Ground Zero Mosque Draws Fire - FOXNews
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Telegraph.co.uk | Obama's Support for Ground Zero Mosque Draws Fire FOXNews AP President Obama on Friday forcefully endorsed building a mosque near ground zero, saying the country's founding principles demanded no less. President Obama is under fire after jumping into the middle of a cultural clash Friday night in favor of ... Obama makes clear support for ground zero mosque Barack Obama defends plans for Ground Zero mosque Obama slammed, praised for backing NYC mosque |
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Feds: Elias Abuelazam Arrested in Connection to 20 Vicious Stabbing Attacks - ABC News
msnbc.com | Feds: Elias Abuelazam Arrested in Connection to 20 Vicious Stabbing Attacks ABC News Michigan resident Elias Abuelazam was identified today as the suspect in a series 20 vicious stabbings that included five deaths in three states, federal officials told ABC News. ... Man held in connection with stabbings in 3 states Israeli held in investigation of serial stabbings Man charged in Flint, Michigan stabbing case |
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Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Former US Senator in Alaska Plane Crash - Voice of America
Globe and Mail | Former US Senator in Alaska Plane Crash Voice of America Photo: AP US authorities say a plane carrying former US Senator Ted Stevens and former NASA administrator Sean O'Keefe has crashed in Alaska but the condition of the two men is unknown. The US National Transportation Safety Board reports five of the ... Ted Stevens, Longest-Serving GOP Senator, Dead Former US Sen. Stevens killed in crash-TV quoting friend Former Sen. Ted Stevens, ex-NASA chief Sean O'Keefe were on crashed Alaska plane |
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Six Americans on Medical Mission Killed by Taliban in Afghanistan Ambush - Bloomberg
CBC.ca | Six Americans on Medical Mission Killed by Taliban in Afghanistan Ambush Bloomberg Taliban insurgents claimed responsibility for the deaths of six Americans, a Briton, a German and two Afghan interpreters killed in northern Afghanistan in what the US c » |
http://www.borisnew.org/article/This-is-the-Christmas---.html
Friday, August 6, 2010
BP may drill again in oil spill reservoir - USA Today
Globe and Mail | BP may drill again in oil spill reservoir USA Today BP may drill again in the same undersea oil reservoir that spewed millions of g » |
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Battle to halt BP oil spill nearing end, says Barack Obama - The Guardian
The Guardian | Battle to halt BP oil spill nearing end, says Barack Obama The Guardian Barack Obama today declared the US's largest and most politic » |
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Monday, August 2, 2010
The Fix: President Obama vs the Congressional Black Caucus? - Washington Post
Los Angeles Times | The Fix: President Obama vs the Congressional Black Caucus? Washington Post President Barack Obama's relationship with members of the Congressional Black Caucus is being tested over a series of high profile incidents, the latest of which is the ethics investigation into New York Democratic Rep. ... House ethics panel charges Rep. Maxine Waters Ethics panel files formal case against Rep. Maxine Waters Rep. Maxine Waters Charged With Ethics Violations |
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