| Bernanke Dismisses 'Stagflation'
The economy is not close to a 1970s-style mix of stagnant growth and high inflation, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke said yesterday, but he painted a generally dour outlook and cautioned that the downturn is likely to cause some small banks to go under. .
I agree, bring Fesenko up now.
Looks like another mutany after the Price for Hart saga. Maybe Jerry just wore down from reading the message boards?
I bet he gets up at 5 am like the rest of us to see how the Jazz are doing and what move to make next. We should have lobbied harder to trade Collins, Hart and Miles for Dwight Howard. Man would we be good then.
The big story should be how the league allowed the Lakers to reload without giving up anything. Now thats the conspiracy. Bet we regret the Fisher move in the playoffs. .
NORM: IRS probe of clubs has some on edge
Jay Mohr, above, and Nikki Cox, below, are among the celebrities who have seen Bette Midler's show at The Colosseum.
Bette Midler, shown Wednesday following her premiere performance in "The Showgirl Must Go On" at Caesars Palace, isn't being shown on The Colosseum's LED screen, audience members complain.
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NASA Solicitation: Lunar Surface Thermal Control Study
The recipient shall perform management functions and establish a management structure to plan, direct, and integrate all activities required for this acquisition to assure compliance with technical, schedule, and financial commitments of the contract. The recipient shall include a process for the timely disposition of issues and provide for the reporting of technical data and financial commitments of the contract. The recipient shall include a process for the timely disposition of issues and provide for the reporting of technical data and financial management data as required. The recipient shall utilize established management structures and assign a Project Manager (PM) with the authority to direct contract activities. The PM shall assure that the technical, schedule and cost requirements of this contract are fully met.
Partner's death inspires diabetes walk
A WALK will take place in St Albans next week to mark World Diabetes Day and raise awareness of the condition. The two-mile trek around the town centre, organised by the Adam Bell Foundation, will begin at midday at the Clock Tower in the High Street on November 14. The foundation was set up by Helen Rowe of Old Garden Court, St Albans in memory of her partner Alan who died in May 2005, aged 34, from undiagnosed diabetes. .
Cape May
It did, with the help of grand, colorful Victorians. Residents and business owners (realizing that historical interest might draw people back to Cape May) began restoring their Victorian-style homes and buildings with zeal. In 1976, Cape May was declared a National Historic Landmark. The visitors poured in. .
News of Hydetown
The Hydetown Firemen's Festival is June 13 and 14. We at the Hydetown Volunteer Fire Department are starting the plans for the Firemen's Festival 2008. We would like to include the coverage area of the fire department. Who would like to help or take part? Come to our festival meetings which will be held the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Hydetown Volunteer Fire Department Social Hall. Let's make it bigger and better this year. Come and help! We need your help, support and ideas. We are now accepting Parade Entry forms for our parade on June 14. You can sign up by calling Buddy Edwards or Jennifer Edwards at 827-2267, e-mail to jenbuddy@zoominternet.net or by going to the news Web site at http://hydetown.bravehost.com and go to parade entry, print it and send it to the fire department.
War hero awarded Silver Star after his death
This month, the Marine Corps posthumously awarded Sean the Silver Star, the nation's third-highest award for bravery under fire, for his actions during the Fallujah firefight. The ceremony was Feb. 6. "It was the day he turned 25," Stokes said, then corrected himself. "Would have been 25." It was the first time a no-stripe private had been awarded the Silver Star since Vietnam, and only a couple of people got one even back then. Sean returned to the United States a changed man, his father said. He clearly suffered at least a mild form of post-traumatic stress. He would spend three hours a day working out, training in martial arts and kickboxing. He drove fast - way too fast for his father - and talked about buying a superfast motorcycle. Several months later, Sean's unit was deployed to Iraq.
Snow snarls North Texas roads more on its way
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for North Texas Thursday, particularly for areas along and north of Interstate 20. The winter storm warning is in effect until 6 a.m. Friday. "Theres another shot of cold air coming with a powerful upper-level trough right over North Texas," said Jennifer Dunn, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Fort Worth. The conditions should persist through Friday morning, Dunn said. With Fridays daytime high temperature topping out around 40 degrees, those areas that received the heaviest snowfall should see the snow stick around through the day. It could reach the mid-40s in portions of the Metroplex. Cloud cover should clear out Friday afternoon and evening, leading to a freezing Friday night in the mid-20s.
MyWebGrocer.com expands with new appointments in sales and development
MyWebGrocer.com is expanding with the appointment of two new sales representatives to the team. The company, which provides e-commerce and Internet marketing solutions to grocery retailers, has more than 80 retail grocery chain clients for services including web site design and hosting, e-mail, online circulars and other e-commerce operations. Rob Rice, who joins the company in a sales and business development role, will be focusing on the New England and the Tri-State area encompassed by New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. He brings more than 19 years of experience in the grocery field to his new role, including 13 years of experience in retail grocery, customer relationship management, and sales of software, technology, analysis, direct mail and related data processing solutions.
Ralph Kiner - 1955 :
Colavito did return to the Tribe in 1965, but his best seasons were behind him and on July 29, 1967 the Indians once again traded "The Rock", this time to the Chicago White Sox. November 29, 1971 - Tribe Swaps FlameThrower for SpitBaller: For about a five year period that began in the mid-sixties "Sudden" Sam McDowell was truly the most dominant strike-out pitcher in the American League and reached the 20 win mark for the only time in his career in 1970. But, his numbers declined during the 1971 season and that winter the Indians shipped him to San Francisco for veteran starter Gaylord Perry and light hitting shortstop Frank Duffy. Perry's first season in the American League was a big success as he posted a 24-16 record and a 1.92 ERA with the 5th place Indians. He was named the 1972 American League Cy Young award winner.
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