Williams joins Neu Physical Therapy Clinic as PT
Robyn Diane Williams becomes a physical therapist at Neu Physical Therapy Clinic in Lawrence. She earned a doctorate in physical therapy from Rockhurst University after a sports science degree from Kansas University in 2003. Previously she interned at New Physical Therapy, Physio-Therapy in Scottsdale, Providence Hospital in Kansas City, the Lawrence school district, and Athletic and Rehabilitation Center in Lenexa.
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Neu
Lawrence
Williams
Rockhurst University
Kansas University
Scottsdale
Ariz
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence School District
Lenexa
Balloonarts owner speaks at Kansas Activity Directors seminar
Balloonarts owner Tena Santaularia, owner of Balloonarts, was the featured speaker at a Kansas Activity Directors seminar in Andover. Over 30 activity directors from nursing homes across Kansas learned new balloon activities and decorative ideas. Balloonarts is located at 811 23rd St Suite G.
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Balloonarts
Kansas
Andover
23Rd St
Suite G
Kief's staff attend Colorado electronics seminar
Three employees from Kief's Audio Video in Lawrence attended a Colorado seminar hosted by the Custom Electronics Design & Installation Association. Rob Kiefer Keith Richards and Chad Rutledge led the group as sessions by representatives from major electronics manufacturers outlined state of the art technologies and industry directions.
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Kief
Lawrence
Colorado
Custom Electronics Design & Installation Association
Rob Kiefer
Keith Richards
Chad Rutledge
Projected price-earnings ratio concept note
The entry explains the projected price-earnings ratio PPE as the closing price divided by the company's projected earnings per share for the next twelve months. It notes earnings estimates come from IBES. PPE lower than PE suggests higher next year earnings. PPE higher implies lower future earnings.
Mixed futures trim gains as grains rise on CBOT
Commodities report shows Chicago Board of Trade wheat up six cents to 8.69 while corn stays at 3.5225 and oats slide to 2.775. Soybeans gain one cent to 9.695. On the CME, live cattle rise and lean hogs drop. Local elevator quotes list wheat around 7.94, corn 3.14, milo 3.19, soybeans 9.05. Nonferrous metals edge down with copper and zinc, gold and silver quoted.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Ottawa Cooperative Association
Ottawa
Milo
Edgerton
Overbrook
Midland Elevator
Lawrence North
Lawrence South
KU Biofuels Research Moves From Lab To Road Test
Kansas University and state officials push biofuels as economic engines. Dennis Lane plans to test a used Volkswagen Jetta fueled with lab brewed biodiesel at Burt Hall, evaluating performance and pollution while Polansky champions KU as a bioscience hub.
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Kansas University
Burt Hall
Lane
Veatch
KU Transportation Research Institute
Adrian Polansky
Kansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Polansky
Els
Kansas Bioscience Authority
Kansas State University
Thad Allender
Journal-World Photo
Susan Williams
Credit card survey ranks USAA top on customer satisfaction
Consumer Reports based on over 36 000 readers and nearly 62 000 cards shows USAA Federal Savings and Navy Federal Credit Union leading in satisfaction with good bill timing and resolution. Top issuers charge 9 to 11 percent, while low scorers reach 17 percent.
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Consumer Reports
Usaa Federal Savings
The
Navy Federal Credit Union
Providian
Washington Mutual
Government Accountability Office
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