Thursday, October 23, 2008
: JASON SHERLOCK will this evening undergo a late fitness test to determine whether he’ll start for St Oliver Plunkett-Eoghan Ruadh in the Dublin football final at Parnell Park tonight.
It’s a first final appearance for the Navan Road club, who meet five-time winners Kilmacud Crokes, and Sherlock will be understandably keen to make the starting line-up (7.45 throw-in).
While Sherlock has already won three Dublin county Read the rest of this entry »

crossed another hurdle of its approval process.
County planners said the center meets land-use guidelines and zoning criteria and recommended approval of the applicationl.
The Loudoun County Planning Department staff endorsed on Sept. 5 the plans by HCA Virginia to build the 164-bed hospital on a 57-acre plot in Ashburn, at the intersection of the Dulles Greenway and Belmont Ridge Road.
The $168 million, 392,000-square-foot facility will include Read the rest of this entry »

NEW YORK (Associated Press) – Schering-Plough Corp. has many promising drugs in late testing and years of patent protection for its key products, unlike most of its competitors, Chief Executive Fred Hassan told analysts Monday.
The drugmaker has five “star” compounds in late testing or about to be launched, plus 13 other experimental drugs it believes could be best or first in class.
“We believe we’re hitting the sweet spot on R&D and patent exclusivity” Read the rest of this entry »

for some time, and more proof has arrived. Earlier this month we
, and now there’s further evidence:
Our tipster subscribes to magazines under different names to see who’s selling their subscribers list where, and he received this solicitation in the mail:
The GMHC in question is of course Gay Men’s Health Crisis, a nonprofit advocacy organization that claims to be “first in the fight against AIDS.” We look forward to the day when
can openly Read the rest of this entry »

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Bayno resigns from Loyola Marymount, citing declining health
January 13, 2009
Bill Bayno barely slept. He barely ate for three, four, five days at a time.
Bayno’s close friend Max Good watched him suffer for weeks.
“It was torture,” Good said.
Good came to Loyola Marymount University as Bayno’s top assistant on the men’s basketball team last spring. Now he is taking over as head coach for Bayno, a 1980 John S. Burke Catholic graduate.
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to millions of low-income children.
The House Democratic leader, Representative
of Maryland, said the bill, scheduled for a vote in the House this week, was “very much like” legislation twice vetoed by President Bush in 2007. Legal authority for the program expires on March 31.
Congressional Democrats said they had decided to add a major provision allowing states to restore health insurance benefits to legal immigrants under 21, Read the rest of this entry »

Published November 13, 2008
GALVESTON — Upon learning the University of Texas System planned to cut 3,800 jobs where he works, Thomas McKnight just nodded.
The systems analyst at the University of Texas Medical Branch didn’t even raise an eyebrow.
“It’s sad, but I can understand where they’re coming from,” McKnight said. “I know they need to cut down on expenses, and we can’t count on the state legislature.”
Hurricane Ike slammed Read the rest of this entry »

WHAT: Ivan Seidenberg, chairman and CEO of Verizon Communications and
chair of Business Roundtable’s Consumer Health and Retirement
Initiative will present business’ vision for revitalizing America’s
health care system at the Senate Finance Committee’s first
post-election hearing on health care reform.
As providers of health coverage to nearly 35 million Americans,
Business Roundtable Read the rest of this entry »

A Porterville mother is behind bars after making a phone call to police.
Patricia Morreale originally called police to report a burglary at her home along Waukesha Street.
When officers showed up at her home they realized the 29-year-old was hallucinating and high on drugs. 
 During the investigation officers found Morreale's two children, ages eight and ten, malnourished and in unhealthy surroundings.
Morreale was arrested and then Read the rest of this entry »