Private colleges: no single CET

Private engineering college managements remained firm in their stand on not wanting a single CET. This was one of the many resolutions passed by private college managements, which met on Sunday to discuss their strategy for a meeting with the government on the Comed-K issue.

The company’s news release detailing the resultswill also be available. WICHITA, Kan., July 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Spirit AeroSystems Holdings,Inc. (NYSE: SPR) will release its second quarter 2009 financial results at6:30 a.m Central time on Thursday, July 30. President and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Turner and Chief Financial OfficerRick Schmidt will participate in a conference call presentation to securitiesanalysts about second quarter 2009 results and company outlook at 10 a.m.Central time That presentation will be broadcast online It will include charts and aquestion-and-answer session. For additionalinformation about the Company and its retail real estate portfolio, pleasevisit & AvantJulie Culbreath of Edens & Avant, +1-803-744-2446,. The Company’s portfolio consists of neighborhood,lifestyle and power centers, with many located in infill locations in urbanmarkets.

Edens & Avant has regional headquarters in Boston, Washington, D.C.,Atlanta, Miami and Columbia, S.C (Corporate Office). Kushi, led by well-known local chef Darren Norris, willfeature sushi flown in from Tokyo and an open fire pit for kushiyaki, meatgrilled on a skewer.About Edens & AvantWith 140 shopping centers in 14 East Coast states — including 44 centers inthe Mid-Atlantic — Edens & Avant is one of the leading retail real estatecompanies in the nation. “OurCityVista location will have a 16-foot roll up garage door, patio seating anda rustic, industrial feel geared toward this market.”Other CityVista retailers include Busboys and Poets, Results Gym and 5thStreet Hardware. We lovethe area, this center and the surrounding businesses,” commented Patten. Perusing the Italian Market, shoppers will find 30 winesrepresenting all regions of Italy under $30.Taylor will be powered 100percent by wind, and a number of other measures Patten and Mazza haveincorporated into operations demonstrate their environmental and communitystewardship mission.”We are extremely excited to be opening our second store in CityVista.

Paired with thedeli is an extensive Italian Market featuring imported and domestic curedmeats, a variety of cheeses and pasta as well as other delicacies.The passion and forethought owners Casey Patten and Dave Mazza have pouredinto the restaurant are noticeable — from price points to the green-friendlybusiness model. Rolls couriered daily fromPhiladelphia’s Sarcone’s Bakery, meats and cheeses from Italy andhouse-roasted turkey are signature staples of the hoagies. “Taylor is agreat example of our vision for CityVista, which is to deliver somethingdifferent and innovative that showcases the local restaurant and retailexpertise.”From the hand-selected ingredients to the layout and design of the interiorspace, Taylor is not your typical sandwich shop. Anchored by an Urban Lifestyle Safeway, themixed-use development is characterized by unique retailers geared toward thesurrounding neighborhoods. “If you live or work in Mount Vernon Triangle, you expect your retail andrestaurants to be creative, where the experience is as well crafted as theproduct,” commented Steve Boyle, Edens & Avant Managing Director.

Edens & Avant, an urban-focusedretail real estate company, owns the retail portion of CityVista, whichencompasses 116,000 square feet of the 843,000 square-foot project at thecorner of 5th and K Streets NW. WASHINGTON, July 21 /PRNewswire/ — D.C.’s most distinctive Italian hoagie isabout to get more accessible. Taylor, recently named in the Top 50 D.C.Restaurants by Washington City Paper, will open a second location at CityVistain Mount Vernon Triangle in early 2010.The restaurant will join recently announced Kushi, a Japanese izakaya-stylerestaurant opening at the center in the fall. (Reporting by Eric Yep in Bangalore; Editing by DeepakKannan) Stocks. Purchasedtransportation and related services costs slumped 28 percent to$1.18 billion. Analysts on average expected the company to earn 53 cents ashare, before items, on revenue of $1.96 billion, according toReuters Estimates. Shares of the Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based company weretrading at $54 after the bell They closed down 64 cents at$52.41 Tuesday on Nasdaq.