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Plan B Burger Bar Tapped For Inc. Magazine's 'Hire Power Award'
Plan B Burger Bar's recent expansion has caught the eye of Inc. Magazine once again. The publication has honored the company's hiring efforts with an inaugural Hire Power award, which salutes American job creators. The better-burger chain, with six...
Tags: Drugs and Medicines, Plan B (drug), Hamburgers, Stamford, Foods and Beverages
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Local "Skirt" Tale Left Out Of "Titanic"
Hartford CourantThey called him ``Skirts'' behind his back and he had to build a high fence around his Kensington home to ward off curiosity seekers. The local legend of William T. Sloper has prompted unabashed giggles and piqued the curiosity of area residents ever...Tags: Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Kensington, Entertainment, Sinking of the Titanic (1912), Movies
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Recyling Newspapers into fuel
As if you needed another reason to buy newspapers (sorry, cheap marketing plug there), there's now research that suggests they can be used for biofuels. From Cars.com, via The Detroit News: If researchers at Tulane University have their way,...Tags: Renewable Energy, Hybrid Vehicles, Ethanol, Biofuels, Fuel-efficient Vehicles
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NFL mock draft
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel1. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: Eric Fisher, T, Central Michigan New GM John Dorsey tabs Fisher over Luke Joeckel, who won the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel poll of 16 scouts regarding the best player in the draft by an 8-2 margin over Sharrif Floyd, the runner-up...Tags: Heath Miller, Jacksonville Jaguars, Super Bowl, Sylvester Williams , Kansas City Chiefs
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The old lady in black
Paul GreenbergThe most vivid memories aren't those carved in stone but the ones etched in the mind. Memory deepens with the years, the way a river carves through rock, slowly creating canyons, revealing old layers, unveiling pain you'd kept decently covered before,...Tags: Memorial Day
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Don't just sit there. Really.
"Prolonged sitting is not what nature intended for us," says Dr. Camelia Davtyan, clinical professor of medicine and director of women's health at the UCLA Comprehensive Health Program. "The chair is out to kill us," says James Levine, an...
Tags: Medical Research, Heart Disease, Diabetes, The Ohio State University, Women's Health
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Malloy, The Supposed 'Transparency' Governor, Blasted As 'Foe Of FOI'
The Hartford CourantDannel P. Malloy came into office as governor two years ago saying he's committed to "open and transparent" government, but recent events have put that assertion in question. "Transparent" and "transparency" are the words that leaders use these days to...Tags: Politics, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Omar S. Thornton, Regulatory Policy and Organizations, Freedom of Information Laws
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NBA roundup: Celtics won't let Nets talk to Rivers
ReutersThe Sports Xchange NBA roundup: Celtics won't let Nets talk to Rivers The Boston Celtics will not grant the Brooklyn Nets permission to speak to Doc Rivers about their vacant head coaching job. ESPN Boston reported that Celtics president of...Tags: Brooklyn Nets, Lionel Hollins, Indiana Pacers, Chris Paul, Los Angeles Lakers
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News Corp. to take up to $1.4-billion write-down in publishing
Underscoring the troubled financial health of print media, News Corp. said it would record a non-cash impairment charge of $1.2 billion to $1.4 billion during the current fiscal quarter to reflect diminished value of its publishing assets. The company,...
Tags: The Wall Street Journal, Voting, Politics, Media Industry, News Corp.
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News Corp to take charge of up to $1.4 billion this quarter
Reuters(Reuters) - News Corp said on Friday it will write down the value of its Australian and U.S. publishing assets by up to $1.4 billion, as the company prepares to split its business between its newspaper and entertainment operations. The company said the...Tags: James Murdoch, The Wall Street Journal, Buyback, Personal Service, Satellite and Cable Service
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Suicide of a newspaper
Paul GreenbergWhen a city, or a state, loses its daily newspaper, something of its soul is lost with it. It's as if ancient Athens had lost its agora, the forum at its center where scholars taught and great debates were held. Or if Jerusalem lost its Western Wall,...Tags: Suicide, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Potatoes, Foods and Beverages, Des Moines Register
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Israel, in reassessment, thinks Syria's Assad will last awhile
McClatchy Foreign StaffJERUSALEM Israel has reversed its assessment about the staying power of Syrian President Bashar Assad and now thinks he'll remain in control of at least part of his country for some time to come a conclusion that makes it likely, a growing number of...Tags: Israel, John Kerry, Wars and Interventions, Syrian Civil War (2011 - present ), Israel Defense Forces
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