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Nicor Reaches Tentative Agreement with Enforcement Staff of United ...
NAPERVILLE, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 7, 2006--Nicor Inc. (NYSE:GAS) today announced that it has reached a tentative agreement with the Staff of the Enforcement Division (the "Staff") of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") in settlement of an anticipated civil action to which the company and the SEC will be parties. As previously disclosed, the SEC, in 2002, issued a formal order of investigation related to the company's actions in connection with the accounting for natural gas costs pursuant to the Performance-Based Rate plan of Nicor Gas Company, the company's gas distribution subsidiary, which was in effect from 2000 through 2002. Under the terms of the tentative settlement, the company will be subject to disgorgement of one dollar, a monetary fine of $10 million and an injunction.Nadal finds his serve at Wimbledon
But beginning in Marseilles at the start of this season, Nadal began concentrating heavily on his second serve and that has become so much quicker and reliable that he is now able to take more risks with his first, and that certainly made an impact on Agassi."His serve, first of all, it really is an awkward movement through the air, so you never get a real clean swing at it unless you're able to give it time to settle down," Agassi said.
"And if you do that, you have to back up and you're really giving him position on the court. But more than that, if you don't hit a good return, like a really good return, he's going to take hold of that first shot."
Agassi went on to describe the first serve as having "an awkward spin to it." Plus, he said, "He backs it up very well."
It's a sneaky fast serve.
Get passport now for air, sea travel to Canada, Mexico, Caribbean
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — You won't need a passport if you're going to the Junkanoo Summer Festival in Nassau, held Friday and Saturday nights through Aug. 8.But if you're planning on seeing the traditional Junkanoo parade New Year's Eve, you're going to need one.
Starting Dec. 31, U.S. citizens will have to have a passport for all air and sea travel to or from Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, the Bahamas and Bermuda.
And you will need a passport for all land border crossings starting Dec. 31, 2007, under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, whose goal is to strengthen border security and ease entry into the United States for U.S. citizens.
Previous deadline was postpooned
This is a change from the previous passport deadline of Dec.