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• The Mohler Family

  Modular homeowners are always excited on the day of construction. Their homes are delivered by truck), and usually set in a day's time. Jeff and Sandra Mohler had no problem waking up early the day their home was brought to their Baltimore, Maryland build site. Modular homeowners spend more time...

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• The Ore Family

  Jaime and Dawn Ore turned to modular construction because it not only offered customization, but allowed their growing family to build and move in fast. With one child, and another on the way, the Ores needed a bigger home...and, quickly! Owning land in Madison, North Carolina, they knew exactly where...

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• Revisiting the Papadopoulos Family

  The Papadopoulos' decision to go modular allowed their builder to get the house up and weather-tight in only one day. However, it was about four months of finish work that got them to where they are today. The home would have taken over a year and a half to complete...

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• Fringe sect's lawsuit delays monument to fallen WWII soldiers

  A Utah religion whose followers practice mummification is at the center of a U.S. Supreme Court case that is delaying a permanent home for a World War II monument honoring fallen American servicemen. Because the case centers around the constitutionality of erecting a donated religious monument on...

  Articles 2008-05-08

• Like Windows XP over Vista? You're safe a few more years

  The internal battle between Windows XP and Windows Vista continued last week with the release of Service Pack 3 for Windows XP, which will extend the life of the venerable XP for another few years. The 300-plus megabyte patch, which was released April 29, includes more than...

  Articles 2008-05-06

• McCain's health-care plan offers much-needed reforms

  A gold star to John McCain for his just-released plan for reforming American health care. Analysts will pick apart details and surely find shortcomings. But directionally, McCain's approach is on the money. Contrary to the vaporous rhetoric of change offered by the Democrats, he has proposed real...

  Articles 2008-05-05

• Addition of Kuharsky to New Business Development Group Will Accelerate Scripps Networks' Opportunities

  Marketing veteran will focus on licensing, merchandising and other key areas of company's brand extensions KNOXVILLE, Tenn., May 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- With the successful execution of several acquisitions, merchandising partnerships and licensing deals over the last 12 months, Scripps Networks is making a move to further accelerate...

  Articles 2008-05-05

• Responsible consumers paying for irresponsible financial practices

  Yet one more reason to avoid using credit cards: Some companies are upping interest rates, even for on-time paying customers, to in effect punish those with good credit to make up bank losses for bad. Yep, the mortgage loans that ended up in foreclosure, adversely impacting the...

  Articles 2008-05-04

• Her positive remarks are sincere, Abdul says

  For "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul, kindness is a much-needed virtue. "There's a great strength in being kind," says Abdul, who is sometimes criticized by fans for being too lenient on contestants. Rarely does she say an unkind word to contestants, even when they're...

  Articles 2008-05-02

• Veteran Broadcaster Returns to Florida to Run Scripps Station in West Palm Beach

  CINCINNATI, May 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Steve Wasserman, the senior executive of three major-market television stations over the past 19 years, has been appointed vice president and general manager of WPTV, the West Palm Beach, Fla., NBC affiliate that is owned and operated by The E. W. Scripps Company. ...

  Articles 2008-05-01

• Addition of Kuharsky to New Business Development Group Will Accelerate Scripps Networks' Opportunities

  Marketing veteran will focus on licensing, merchandising and other key areas of company's brand extensions KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- With the successful execution of several acquisitions, merchandising partnerships and licensing deals over the last 12 months, Scripps Networks is making a move to further accelerate the company's new business...

  Articles 2008-05-01

• Luce Forward Announces New Leadership for Its Los Angeles Trusts and Estates Practice

  Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps LLPannounced today that Geraldine A. Wyle, a partner in the firm and a widelyrespected trusts and estates litigator, has been named to lead its LosAngeles Family Wealth and Exempt Organizations practice. "Geri Wyle has emerged as a leader in our Family Wealth and ExemptOrganizations...

  Articles 2008-05-01

• Richard A. Schatz, M.D. Joins Cardium's Scientific Advisory Board

  SAN DIEGO, May 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cardium Therapeutics announced today that Richard A. Schatz, M.D., has joined its Scientific Advisory Board. Dr. Schatz is an early pioneer of coronary stent technology and is best known for the co-development of the first successful coronary stent, the Palmaz-Schatz stent....

  Articles 2008-05-01

• Scripps Networks Proves the Passion in Beta Research Study

  Independent research shows Scripps Networks' dominant lifestyle brands build passionate, engaged audiences KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Scripps Networks carries strong momentum heading into the second half of 2008. Its five lifestyle brands continue to attract a growing base of passionate viewers who pay attention to programming and advertising, and...

  Articles 2008-04-30

• Southwest Medical Associates Enters into Agreement with Scripps to Bring Hepatologist to Nevada

  Donald Hillebrand, M.D., to Specialize in Hepatitis, Liver Failure and Transplantation LAS VEGAS -- In the wake of the recent high profile hepatitis cases, Southwest Medical Associates SMA Gastroenterology Department has entered into an agreement with one of the nation's premier health care institutions, Scripps Health and its...

  Articles 2008-04-30

• Computer may lack Excel

  Reader mail fills the box today. Let's answer some of your pressing general-interest questions. Q. I manage a Little League baseball team, and the league keeps sending me attachments in XLS format, which I think are Microsoft Excel spreadsheets, but when I double-click on them, my computer...

  Articles 2008-04-29

• Putting a human face on one of 12 million illegal immigrants

  A fence along our border with Mexico may seem like a solution to our illegal-immigration problem, but it's a sideshow, a distraction from the thorniest of immigration issues: the 12 million or so illegal immigrants who already live here. Who are these 12 million people? I decided...

  Articles 2008-04-29

• Studies show pollution's effects

  By Lee Bowman SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE Never mind the air quality in Beijing for the Olympics. There's plenty of polluted air to create some dangerous health consequences for people of all ages right in our own backyards. ...

  Articles 2008-04-28

• The Scripps Research Institute More Than Doubles Web Performance With Strangeloop Networks' AS1000 Application Acceleration Appliance

  Strangeloop NetworksTM Inc., a leading provider of framework-specific solutions that accelerate dynamic Web applications, today announced that The Scripps Research Institute, the largest independent, non-profit biomedical research organization in the country, has more than doubled the speed of its public-facing web applications via the deployment of Strangeloop's AS1000 Application Scaling...

  Articles 2008-04-28

• Scripps Clinic Selects Challenger Program for Residencies™

  MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Memphis-based medical training and education firm, Challenger Corporation, announced today its selection by the Medicine Residency at Scripps Clinic in La Jolla, CA for provision of residency training and performance evaluation services. Joel C. Diamant, MD, FACP, is the Residency Director for Medicine at Scripps and also...

  Articles 2008-04-28