Poll finds age a plus at work for many boomers
An AP LifeGoesStrong poll shows nearly half of baby boomers work for younger bosses and most feel older colleagues bring value. While 25 percent see age as an asset and 14 percent as a liability, many report greater respect and counsel from coworkers.
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Permian Homes leads 12 permits for residential repairs
The record lists 12 permits for the Permian Homes group at multiple addresses including 3407 Seguin Ave and 9401 Holiday Drive with values from 109,188 to 185,000, plus a slate of remodels and additions by individuals and firms. Total for residential permits: 12 valued at 631,250. Commercial alterations total 11 permits at 7,153,704. Year to date 2011 totals show 546 permits and 33,985,900 in value.
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Holiday Drive
Barksdale Lane
Permian Homes
Sentinel Development
Duke Ave
Betenbough Homes
94Th Court
Ruben Reta
Clifford St
Permian Homes LLC
Seguin Ave
Darryl Stephens
B. Adams Ave
Kathleen Hurst
Brentwood Drive
Robert T
Elizabeth Harrold
Esmond Drive
Eldon Griffis
Redbud Ave
Rene S. Saenz
W. 23Rd St
Lynn Lawrence
San Diego St
David Baltazar
S. Washington Ave
Everett Cartwright
Verde Ave
Dinah Devolin
Glenwood Ave
Toni Bilbrey
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Verizon Wireless
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E. Pool Road
Preston Smith Road
Actim Auto Sales
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Backing up and moving data across computers guidance
Reader asks if a clone will work on a new PC with Intel 6 Series chipset. The columnist explains Windows installs drivers for the specific hardware and a straight image transfer rarely works. partial data migration is possible. Safe-mode boot and hardware changes may help, but expect manual steps and risk. Data files can be moved to the new machine to ease transition.
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Joe R
Macrum
Chinese drywall supplier settlement reaches up to eight million
Insurers for Interior/Exterior Building Supply agreed to pay as much as 8 million to settle court claims over corrosive drywall supplied by Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin and Taishan Gypsum to builders in Texas and other states. Judge Eldon Fallon in New Orleans must approve the deal, which covers a portion of thousands of homeowner claims for odors and corrosion of wiring, appliances, and electronics. Lead attorney Arnold Levin called it a step in the right direction.
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New Orleans
Eldon Fallon
Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin Co
Taishan Gypsum Co
Texas
Arnold Levin
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