Kera

'Kera demonstrated clear lack of knowledge on the laws and procedures, as provided for in section 2:2 of the DMO Act that requires every state Governor to follow diligently before obtaining any loan.

Ms Bugg added: "From the very start we have introduced the baby to Kera and the other gorillas in the group.

A win by the Giants will set the stage for a virtual knockout match between Kera Mix and Tanduay Light.

Kera LLC, involved a five-year-old child who broke his leg by falling off an inflatable slide at a birthday party held in a commercial Bounce Party facility.

And now, Kera seems to have found the perfect home on Gorilla Island at Bristol Zoo in Gloucestershire - if these snaps of her with Emily andMel are anything to go by.

The dead girl had sent a personal e-mail to Kera shortly after her clinic visit and, when Kera is contacted by another young girl the next day near the school where the girls were both students, she "took that as a sign that both girls had wanted or needed something from her personally.

She comes from KERA in Dallas, where she produced and anchored local newscasts.

The deal, with Start Fund of Kera Oy and the Danish defence technology company Terma A/S, includes an option for Saab to acquire the remaining shares.

Lay-offs have occurred at several public television and radio stations, including Oregon Public Broadcasting, Maryland Public Television, KERA in Dallas, Pacifica Radio, and National Public Radio's Performance Today.

The Kentucky Standards Board was established with the comprehensive Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) of 1990.

Companies mentioned include Mercantile Bancorp (MTL), Pacific Financial (BOH ), Hibernia (HIB), First American of Tennessee (FATN), Union Planters (UPC), Bank United of Texas (BKNU), Intel (INTC), Sun Microsystems (SUNM), American Home Pro ducts (AHP), Bristol-Myers (BMY), GE (GE), PepsiCo (PEP), Schlumberger (SLB), Mac roChem (MCHM), America Online (AOL), Genzyme Transgenics (GZTC), KeraVision (KERA ), Summit Technology (BEAM), VISX (VISX), Genzyme Corp.

From its inception, the Kentucky Education Reform Act (KERA) has been hotly controversial.

In 1990, the Kentucky General Assembly enacted the landmark Kentucky Educational Reform Act (KERA) in response to a Kentucky State Supreme Court decision, Rose v.

The company, which is 50% owned by Partek, 25% by Sitra and 25% by Start Fund of Kera Ltd., uses a patented and proprietary technology to produce unique composite nonwoven felts and mats using a variety of different fibers, ranging from 100% synthetic to 100% mineral.