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Lessons for Europe From America?s First Great Depression: Echoes ? Bloomber
2012-01-04 20:08:00 The European Union is in trouble. Some governments are teetering on default, and even German creditworthiness is questioned. Interbank lending in the euro area is increasingly strained. The entire project of European economic integration, wrought through six decades of delicate negotiation, seems at risk of collapse. In the U.S., meanwhile, European leaders are being criticized ...
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Peter Abraham recruited by The Boston Globe to cover Red Sox
2009-09-18 06:10:00 New Bedford, Mass. native and New York Yankees beat writer Peter Abraham is leaving his post at The Journal News after nearly 10 years and taking on every Boston sports journalists dream, being the newest recruit at The Boston Globe covering the Boston Red Sox. Abraham announced the news on The LoHud Yankees Blog around 7 ...
By: Random Thoughts
US agency opens investigation into oil sale - Boston Globe
2009-02-27 14:36:00 US agency opens investigation into oil sale - Boston GlobeNEW YORK Federal regulators have opened an investigation into a massive investment fund that allows small investors to place bets on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The United States Oil Fund, which at times controls enough oil contracts to
Look For Murder And Mayhem In Massachusetts ? Killer Drug, Marijuana, Has O
2009-01-03 16:06:00 The Valiant And Efficient Global War On Drugs Hits A Brick Wall At The Borders Of Massachusetts Folks, I’m not sure how this one got by me but it did — People of Massachusetts — hide your kids. Say “goodbye” to law, order, justice, security, and say... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Boston Globe: Talk Radio Now ?Irrelevant??
2008-11-17 13:46:00 -By Warner Todd Huston Looks like a couple of fellows pushing a book were able to convince the Boston Globe to let them contribute some soothsaying about the future of talk radio. Scratch that, they are talking about today, here and now — and it’s all bad. In the Boston Globe, Steve Elman and Alan Tolz ...
By: Publius Forum
A Clash Of Worldviews On Marriage
2008-10-03 05:33:00 Michael Hardy of The Boston Globe has reviewed the new Fireproof movie. My concern isn’t whether Mr. Hardy enjoyed the movie cinematically or how many stars he gave it. My concern is over one paragraph within his review: Director (Alex) Kendrick seems to care less about his characters’ relationship with each other than their religious fealty. ...
By: ThingsHopedFor
Boston Globe Leads With a Lie ? Debunked Palin Rape Kit Story Again
2008-10-02 17:36:00 -By Warner Todd Huston I would urge someone close to members of the editorial board of the Boston Globe to let them know that the world is not flat, the moon is not made of green cheese, and Elvis is, indeed, dead. I say this because obviously the Boston Globe is way behind the times in ...
By: Publius Forum
Boston Globe: Obama Afraid of Muslims Because of New ?Red Scare?
2008-06-30 12:35:00 Boston Globe: Obama Afraid of Muslims Because of New ‘Red Scare’ -By Warner Todd Huston Derrick Z. Jackson of the Boston Globe has done it again. Now, usually Z is one of those columnists that is sure every white American is a racist and many of his columns are based on that assumption, but it looks like ...
By: Publius Forum
Don't ask, don't tell - Boston Globe
2008-05-29 00:00:00 Don't ask, don't tellBoston Globe, United States -9 hours agoIt does not work in the military; it does not work in home buying. The place where home buyers get hit with ?Don?t ask, don?t tell? is in regard to lead … More: continued here If you like this blog/post, you can support it with a $3.00 ...
Boston Globe newspaper subscription 75% off
2008-05-26 23:41:00 Rating: 1 Posted By: Morty Views: 274 Replies: 2 Get the Boston Globe newspaper for 75% off.Offer code DM048697, or go to www.bostonglobe.com/d6977-day delivery: $2.00/week for 12 weeksSunday only: $0.88/week for 12 weekspay w/ credit card get 4 more weeks same dealMight be targeted, had my name on it. I was a previous subscriber.Expires May 31, 2008.More Online Coupons from Fatwallet.com.
Perfect World falls as co. sees quake impacting 2Q - Boston Globe
2008-05-21 20:37:00 NEW YORK— Shares of Beijing-based Perfect World Co. fell Monday after the company reported beating analysts' first-quarter estimates but predicted its second-quarter will be impacted by the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
More employers embrace flexible scheduling - Boston Globe
2008-05-21 00:00:00 Boston Globe More employers embrace flexible schedulingBoston Globe, United States -17 hours agoTo boost morale, in 2006 the airline began allowing nearly one-third of its 3500 US staff to work from home. As well, employees can trade shifts with one … More: continued here If you like this blog/post, you can support it with a $3.00 contribution.
Gobi Manchurian (Cauliflower fritters) - The Boston Globe
2008-05-11 18:02:00 Indian food recipes veggies3 Vote(s)
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SRA gets contract from Environmental Protection Agency - Boston Globe
2008-05-06 11:15:00 FAIRFAX, Va.— Technology contractor SRA International Inc. on Monday said it received a blanket purchase agreement from the Environmental Protection Agency worth up to $200 million. Under terms of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
By: Engineers Voice
The Boston Globe Used To Have A Sports Section
2008-04-24 06:54:00 Contrary to popular opinion, we love newspapers. We once waited up outside our dorm for our first ever published article, a review of Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery. (When the delivery guy showed up, we pretty much attacked him. It was 5:30 a.m., and we were somewhat deranged.) Of course, this makes us a relic;
[Interesting] Boston Globe searches for the answers as to why Kenyans have
2008-04-18 18:14:00 Boston Globe
Summer jobs may be at risk for teens - The Boston Globe
2008-04-16 15:36:00 The sour economy is threatening local summer job programs for city teenagers, a decades-old safety net designed to keep youth off the streets and prevent violence during the bloodiest months of the year. This is bad news for a great program, and this quote "A lot of work sites are telling us, 'We can't take as many,' " because entry-level positions that were in the past filled by high school students are being snapped up by college students, said Aaron Tanimoto, the agency's program director. "You can see how the economy is bumping everybody down," isn't good for high school students anywhere. But people are still posting jobs on myfirstpaycheck.com, and businesses are still hiring. Make a resume, get creative, and go out and find that summer job.read more | digg story
Alberto Ibargüen, Knight Foundation CEO and president, Mr. Media Interview,
2008-03-16 20:42:00 With $2.6 billion in assets, the Miami-based John S. and James L. Knight Foundation is the 22nd largest foundation in the United States. Its mission is the betterment of the 26 communities in which it works and the promotion of journalism as a career and industry nationwide. The latter part of Knight?s mission is particularly challenging at a time when traditional newspapers are shrinking and, in many cases, evaporating. That puts Alberto Ibargüen, CEO of the Knight Foundation and a former publisher of the Miami Herald, at the same crossroads that silent movies encountered with talkies, talkies with radio, radio with television, television with cable, and now traditional print journalism with online reporting, blogs, podcasting, v-logs, streaming media, and so on. Since 1950, the Knight Foundation has invested more than $300 million to advance quality journalism and freedom of expression worldwide. It has a vital interest in seeing journalism survive in whatever form it takes. I int...
By: Mr. Media
Boston Globe Columnist Adrian Walker Arrested for OUI
2008-03-10 00:04:00 Boston, Massachusetts - March 2, 2008. Adrian Walker, columnist of The Boston Globe, was arrested last Sunday for OUI (operating under the influence). Walker was driving a vehicle registered to The Boston Globe. Police allege Walker’s vehicle was traveling at a high rate of speed, and stopped for nearly half a minute at a yellow traffic ...
Storm gets second wind - Boston Globe
2008-03-09 00:00:00 Storm gets second windBoston Globe -47 minutes agoMeteorologists say the worst of the storm is yet to come, with 2 inches of rain expected and winds that could exceed 50 miles an hour tonight.Heavy rain predicted todayMaineToday.comMEMA urges residents to prepare for storm, possible floodingMarblehead ReporterBoston Channel.com - Tallahassee Democrat - Attleboro Sun ...
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A level playing field for cities - The Boston Globe [Furl]
2008-03-03 16:19:00 Quienes viven en la ciudad subsidian a los que no...
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Boston Globe Celebrates ?Year of Rat? With List of All Democrat Rats
2008-02-19 00:00:00 -By Warner Todd Huston In a multicultural extravaganza, the Boston Globe celebrated the Chinese New Year, the "year of the rat," by giving us a nice list of "famous" Americans who are "rats." (Rats are those born in the years 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, and 1996) The Globe ...
By: Publius Forum
Boston Globe Celebrates ?Year of Rat? With List of All Democrat Rats
2008-02-18 16:43:00 In a multicultural extravaganza, the Boston Globe celebrated the Chinese New Year, the “year of the rat,” by giving us a nice list of “famous” Americans who are “rats.” (Rats are those born in the years 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, and 1996) The Globe defined a “rat” as someone who is “charming, ...
Boston Globe Celebrates ?Year of Rat? With List of All Democrat Rats
2008-02-18 00:00:00 -By Warner Todd Huston In a multicultural extravaganza, the Boston Globe celebrated the Chinese New Year, the "year of the rat," by giving us a nice list of "famous" Americans who are "rats." (Rats are those born in the years 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, and 1996) The Globe ...
By: Publius Forum
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe
2008-02-05 07:14:00 Presidential politics and the price of energy - The Boston Globe WITH THE economy tanking on the eve of Super Tuesday, what should the presidential candidates candidly be saying about the cost of transforming the energy sector of our economy while still achieving overall economic growth? Over the last 30 years, urgency about energy has been cyclical, sparked by crises abroad and our nation's addiction to oil.In 2007, something fundamentally changed. In large part thanks to former vice president Al Gore, America collectively "greened." Now, the wolf is at the door since the United States can no longer pay the price of deferring or delaying energy transformation - we must reduce our increasing energy consumption and wean ourselves from fossil fuels.A review of energy policy over the last 25 years reveals a set of lost opportunities and a lack of political will. Yes, we broke the link between energy consumption and economic growth in the industrial sector. But even with energy price v...
The Boston Globe PRESELLS History? It Sure Looks Like It...
2008-01-29 11:58:00 Happy Tuesday! I came across this article at the Yardbarker dot com sports website, and I had a good laugh. Here it is, and then I'll be back with a comment. Remember, these are Gordon Edes' words, not mine. But he IS one of my favorite sportswriters...***Boston Globe Pre-Selling***"Not the way I wanted to start my day. I know I'm sounding paranoid here, but I do believe fully in karma when it comes to sports. I don't bet on my teams (their winning is joy enough) and I don't like to talk sh*t before a game... I don't even rub it in after (well, unless its the Colts, Jets and of course, the Yankees). So you can see why I'm a tad disappointed and upset by an email I got from Amazon.com stating that, "19-0: The Historical Championship Season of New England's Unbeatable Patriots" by the Boston Globe was now available for pre-order. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/produ-ct/1600781500/ref=pe_snp_500).- I got the email because I have previously purchased Red Sox championship collections fr...
Mitt Romney's George Costanza Standard
2007-12-30 22:25:00 American's are finding out that Mitt Romney is just dishonest.......If Mitt Romney will be dishonest when applying for the job of President, can you imagine what would happen if he was to actually... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Q&A with M. Russell Ballard and Quentin L. Cook - The Boston Globe
2007-12-26 20:09:00 Q&A with M. Russell Ballard and Quentin L. Cook What the Mormon Church wants you to know M. Russell Ballard, left, and Quentin L. Cook of the Mormon Church. (Barry Chin/Globe Staff) By Michael Paulson ...
Romney Cut Homeless & Mental Health Services By Million's As Governor
2007-12-23 19:04:00 If you mention Mitt Romney to the average Massachusetts citizen, they will give you an earful about Romney's opportunistic run as the Governor of our state.They will tell you stories about how Mitt... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
The Boston Globe On Mitt Romney: Cry Me A River
2007-12-21 12:17:00 Cry me a river, Mitt By Joan Vennochi Globe Columnist / December 20, 2007 WHO'S CRYING now? Mitt Romney teared up recently on NBC's "Meet the Press," as he... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
Boston Globe for Obama
2007-12-18 00:00:00 I've been thinking more lately about the '08 Presidential race. Yes, I've looked on in horror as, e.g., Mike Huckabee's star ascends in direct proportion to his attacks on Mitt Romney's religion. I've been satisfied by Giuliani's fall after it was learned that he fudged the books, Enron-like, ...
By: BuffaloPundit
Briefly Patriotic - The Boston Globe - The REAL Big Brother
2007-12-05 18:22:00 It?s a well known fact that Mormons, like Muslims, are allowed to lie when it suits them. This is another reason why Mitt Romney shouldn?t be president of the United States. So maybe Mitt Romney told the folks that do his lawn not to hire illegal taco-jockeys and maybe he didn?t. Still, when a lie-beral ...
Some fun Boston Globe coverage
2007-11-29 22:14:00 Hey all, We just got a bunch of calls from our friends out east telling us about an article in the Boston Globe today highlighting Liftopia and how it is we sell our discount lift tickets. It is a fun read, and we think the author (T.D. Thornton) does a great job of telling our ...
Andy MacPhail Q&A With the Boston Globe
2007-11-26 03:59:00 Earlier today, I posted an entry about Andy MacPhail, and through reading up on things before bedtime, I found a quick Q&A he did with a Boston Globe writer, Nick Cafardo. He mainly answered questions about the state of the Orioles, how the team can improve and also life in American League East.Is this a complete rebuilding time for you in your first year in Baltimore?AM: "I think it's a franchise that has economic wherewithal. If you do get a nucleus of players, it's not like they're going to be rolling off and we can't afford them, like a lot of these clubs. It's a tall order and maybe I didn't fully appreciate how difficult the position is. But that doesn't mean we can't do things a lot better than we've been doing them in the past. We really need to make a concerted effort to rebuild the franchise's foundation - scouting, player development - and be as good at those things as we can possibly be."You've run the Twins (championships in 1987 and 1991) and the Cubs; a...
By: The Oriole Post
Global Alerts » News Archive » The Boston Globe: 84 Ways You Can Help the P
2007-11-20 17:27:00 Global Alerts » News Archive » The Boston Globe: 84 Ways You Can Help the Planet: "Energy conservation can be simple, but it has a big impact. If every home in the United States replaced just one incandescent light bulb with a compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL), the energy saved would prevent greenhouse-gas emissions equivalent to taking more than 1 million cars off the road, says Arthur Rosenfeld, a physicist and member of the California Energy Commission. He also says that if Americans achieved a 2 percent reduction in energy use each year for the next 30 to 40 years?a feasible rate?we would be halfway to stabilizing our greenhouse-gas emissions. ?What many people don?t realize is how easy conservation is,? says Rosenfeld."
84 Ways You Can Help the Planet - The Boston Globe
2007-11-19 04:37:00 84 Ways You Can Help the Planet - The Boston Globe: "SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF. Energy conservation can be simple, but it has a big impact. If every home in the United States replaced just one incandescent light bulb with a compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL), the energy saved would prevent greenhouse-gas emissions equivalent to taking more than 1 million cars off the road, says Arthur Rosenfeld, a physicist and member of the California Energy Commission. He also says that if Americans achieved a 2 percent reduction in energy use each year for the next 30 to 40 years - a feasible rate - we would be halfway to stabilizing our greenhouse-gas emissions. 'What many people don't realize is how easy conservation is,' says Rosenfeld. MAKE SURE 'OFF' IS OFF. Household electronics account for more than 25 percent of home electricity use, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency. Since chargers for iPods, cellphones, electric drills, and the like draw electricity even when not c...
Boston Globe: Ron Paul Not Interested in Third-Party Run
2007-11-11 17:00:00 GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul has built a campaign war chest that has effectively put him in the top-tier of the race in financial terms. He raised $5 million in the third quarter and seems on course to achieve the $12 million target his campaign set for the fourth quarter. On Sunday the donation tracker on his official campaign site showed he has raised almost $8 million of that fourth-quarter target. Speculation has been rife that Paul's real purpose for raising a big campaign fund is not really to pursue the GOP candidacy but rather to finance a third-party run in 2008. Such speculations are fuelled by the fact that Paul has previously run as a third-party candidate. He was the presidential candidate of the Libertarian Party in 1988. But at a campaign stop in New Hampshire, where he is rising in voter preference polls, Paul tried to lay to rest such speculation. According to the Boston Globe, Paul maintains that he is "not interested" in a third party run. Texas Congr...
Boston Globe Notes: Schilling, Kuroda
2007-10-29 16:36:00 A few notes from recent Boston Globe articles... Curt Schilling recently posted at Sons of Sam Horn regarding his future. Nothing has changed - he'd still like a one-year deal from the Red Sox but failing that he wants to join a winner or play for a team with young pitchers to tutor. He mentions that "dollars will be a significant factor" if he leaves Boston. The SOSH threads can be found here and here. Sounds like the Cubs were more than just interested in Hiroki Kuroda last winter - they may have made an offer. He considered a deal with the Cubs but stayed in Japan for personal reasons. The Cubs and Mariners are considered the top contenders for him this winter. showad();
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A Dog's Best Friend - Boston Globe
2007-09-30 10:09:00 A Dog's Best FriendBoston Globe, United States -4 hours agoAnimals are considered property, worth nothing more than your desk or iPod. Sometimes less. Because of that, they're valued as property with a market value. … More: continued here
Boston Globe: Extensive Analysis of Ron Paul, His Message and His Youthful
2007-09-27 18:46:00 Late on a balmy Friday night in Wicker Park, a gentrifying neighborhood just northwest of the Loop, a small tribe of 20-somethings gathers outside a corner bar. Their leader, a petite, energetic 25-year-old named Meghann Walker, hands out leaflets to people heading inside. "Do you guys know Ron Paul is going to be in town tomorrow?" Walker asks a short-haired young woman in jeans and flip-flops. "There'll be a lot of good people there, that's for sure." "Cool," the woman replies. Walker, a waitress and anthropology student who lives in Chicago, cried on Election Night 2004, crushed that Democrat John Kerry had failed to unseat President Bush. Last year, deeply disillusioned with the Iraq war and with politicians of both par ties who had failed to stop it, she began a political odyssey that transformed her into a libertarian Republican. Now, she spends "every free moment" campaigning for Paul, a Texas congressman who vows that if he's elected president he'll abolish the Inter...
Lawyer for the dog - The Boston Globe
2007-09-15 08:02:00 Lawyer for the dog - The Boston Globe: "Inside the booming field of animal law, in which animals have their own interests -- and their own lawyers." Nothing quite points to signs of the impending apocalypse quite like dog custody legal battles.
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Red Sox Rookie, Clay Buchholz, Tosses a No-No [J. Mark English]
2007-09-02 06:50:00 Here with the story is Howard Ulman of the Boston Globe:Before Clay Buchholz made his major league debut two weeks ago, the Boston Red Sox told him he was going back to the minors -- even if he pitched a no-hitter. Got to keep the kid now. The 23-year-old rookie pitched that no-hitter in just his second outing, using a dazzling three-pitch assortment of fastballs, curves and changeups to beat the Baltimore Orioles 10-0 Saturday night."There's no going back to Triple-A," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said.Buchholz was called up from Pawtucket on Saturday when teams were allowed to expand their 25-man rosters.The crowd stood through the entire ninth inning, cheering every pitch and taking pictures of the righty in his windup and as he paced around the mound.He started the inning by striking out Brian Roberts on a 93 mph fastball. A groan rose from the stands when Corey Patterson hit a line drive to center with one out, but Coco Crisp easily moved over to catch it.Buchholz started N...
By: American Legends
Boston Globe: Ron Paul is the Ralph Nader of the right
2007-09-01 16:52:00 SO FAR IN Campaign 2008, the one contender who seems to have generated the most grassroots excitement isn't really a contender at all. Ron Paul, the Republican congressman from Texas, doesn't have much chance of winning. When the mainstream media have noticed Paul at all, they have largely treated him as a curiosity or even a nuisance: After the first Republican debate in May, a Washington Post editorial suggested that the debates would be much better if they weren't "cluttered" by such nobodies. Perhaps the most media notice he attracted was when, in the second debate, he seemed to suggest that American foreign policy was responsible for the Sept. 11 attacks. This comment quickly became an opportunity for patriotic point-scoring by Rudy Giuliani, and led some GOP operatives to call for Paul's exclusion from future debates. Yet Paul has a following that no other candidate can match in sheer dedication. His impressive performance in Internet polls has been supplemented with two...
Girlhood, Interrupted - Boston Globe
2007-08-26 11:08:00 Boston Globe Girlhood, InterruptedBoston Globe, United States -33 minutes ago… due to complications from anorexia; her 18-year-old sister, Eliana, also a model, died from a heart attack related to malnutrition six months later. … More: continued here
Boston Globe: Why is the Mainstream Media Trying to Marginalize Ron Paul?
2007-08-22 03:26:00 Foon_Rhee: Welcome, everyone, to the politics chat. I'll start answering the questions already submitted and look forward to others. Walpole_Dem__Guest_: The other parts of the country do not know that Romney used his tenure as governor as a stepping-stone and forgot the little guy in Massachusetts. He does not understand that seniors are struggling to make ends meet; we have huge number of citizens in the state who are losing their homes, just look at the number of foreclosures. As an active Democrat all my life, I can't believe that US citizens are struggling so bad, and we NEED to clear up Washington. Ted Kennedy and John Kerry are so frustrated by this administration. Foon_Rhee: I don't see an actual question in this query, but let me try to address it by saying that we have addressed Governor Romney's tenure on Beacon Hill in our Romney project and in other coverage. We and other media outlets will continue to scrutinize his record and what he says on the campaign trail a...
Alzheimer's device shows promise; funding uncertain - Boston Globe
2007-08-16 12:08:00 Alzheimer's device shows promise; funding uncertainBoston Globe, United States -21 minutes agoBy Patty Morin Fitzgerald, Globe Staff | August 16, 2007 There are robots that follow those with Alzheimer's disease around, issuing reminders; … More: continued here
JUST IN....From The Boston Globe Blog...
2007-07-31 15:38:00 Written by Gordon Edes, minutes ago....."Just touched base with one of my sources, and he told me the Red Sox are still waiting to hear back from the White Sox on Jermaine Dye. The ball is in the White Sox court, he said. Of course, it's an hour earlier in Chicago.Nothing yet on Eric Gagne this a.m., though the reports out of Texas suggested that owner Tom Hicks may be trying to sign him to an extension and they're going to hold onto him."Peter here.....I'll give you updates when I can.
Growing up in public - Boston Globe
2007-07-27 12:07:00 Boston Globe Growing up in publicBoston Globe, United States -23 minutes agoJohns had developed reactive arthritis, hastened, he believes, by the anorexia. "It was definitely brought on because of stress. But I think it was present … More: continued here |
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