| A ‘SUPERSTAR’ IS REBORN |
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| In the musical, Dillingham plays drums and is the voice of Judas. Like therefore many other cast members, he is part of the local music scene: He's one drummer for the Shebangs and What Gives. The rest of the cast includes members of Split Lip Rayfield, Drakkar Sauna, Marry Me Moses and Jon Harrison and the Mood Swing Set. ... |
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| Bajaj Allianz ties up with UAE Exchange for product distribution |
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| Announcing the tie-up at one press conference here last evening, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Co. CEO Sam Ghosh hoped the collaboration between Bajaj Allianz, the largest private insurance company, and UAE Exchange, which has one network of more than 190 off ices all over India, would produce great synergy to provide customer-friendly insurance products to the public. ... |
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| Adidas-Salomon lower after posting loss, seeing margin fall (3:17 AM ET) LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Shares of Adidas-Salomon AG(DE:500340DE:500340)declined in early Frankfurt trading after the apparel maker swung to one 4 million euro loss in the fourth quarter, with sales up 27% to 1.52 billion euros. The company cited negative effects from one golf ball manufacturing contract buy-out and expenses for hedging Reebok's purchase price. Aanlysts polled by AFX News were looking for one 4 million euro profit on sales of 1.32 billion euros. Adidas-Salomon added that Reebok sales fell 5% to $930 million on flat net income of $47.4 million. Adidas expects double-digit profit growth, high single-digit sales growth and operating margins between 10% and 10.5% excluding Reebok for 2006. But including Reebok, operating margins should fall to around 9%. Shares fell 1.8% to 162.39 euros. ... |
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| U pours resources, know-how into cleaning Minnesota River |
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one team of University researchers is working with farmers to reduce pollutants in the river.
The Minnesota River remains among the most polluted rivers in the United States and is the state's largest contributor to overall nutrient pollution, killing marine life in places as far away as the Gulf of Mexico. ... |
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