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Microhoo: Mr. Right, or Mr. Right Now?
Finding “The One” isn’t easy. Is Yahoo just playing hard to get? Neither company can stand alone against the Google machine, so a loving partnership may be their only choice.
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29 SEPTEMBER 1845
Days Like These Frederick Douglass, American slavery abolitionist, writes to William Lloyd Garrison from Dublin: "I promised to keep you informed of my proceedings whilst abroad... You know one of my objects in coming here was to get a little repose, that I might return home...
Articles 2008-09-29
Size does matter
I read John Taffin's article ("Size Matters," July/August) with wry amusement. Some years ago, I found a used 3rd-generation Colt Single Action Army in .44 Special at a local gun show. The piece was blue and case colored with a nickel-plated cylinder, which shared the frame's serial number. It also...
Articles 2008-09-01
Was the Constitution pro-slavery? The changing view of Frederick Douglass
During the crisis of the union that unfolded in America in the nineteenth century and culminated with the Civil War, a debate raged over whether the Constitution was a pro-slavery document. At first glance, this might not seem a debatable subject. After all, key abolitionist figures, such as William Lloyd...
Articles 2008-09-01
Frederick Douglass changed my mind about the Constitution
Frederick Douglass changed my mind about the Constitution--no small irony in view of the fact that Douglass himself so dramatically and publicly changed his own mind. Like many historians of slavery, I had long viewed the Constitution as a problem--not necessarily the compact with Satan that William Lloyd Garrison thought...
Articles 2008-09-01
Frederick Douglass, the Constitution, and slavery: a classroom debate
As a seventh grade social studies teacher, I have a chance to teach students about the U.S. Constitution in a way that captures their attention. As I approached this key subject, I thought back to my student days, and I recalled how boring the Constitution seemed because teachers and books...
Articles 2008-09-01
Capital City Energy Group Appoints David A. Tenwick to its Board of Directors
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Capital City Energy Group, Inc. (OTCBB: CETG) announced today that it has appointed David A. Tenwick to its Board of Directors. Mr. Tenwick is currently the Chairman of Adcare Health Systems, Inc. (AMEX: ADK), a long-term care, home care and management company, an attorney and was the...
Articles 2008-08-27
Orange 21 Inc. Announces Appointment of New Chairman of the Board
CARLSBAD, Calif. -- Orange 21 Inc. (NASDAQ:ORNG), a leading developer of brands that produce premium products for the action sports and youth lifestyle markets, today made an announcement regarding its Board of Directors (the "Board") and executive officers. On August 20, 2008, the Board appointed A. Stone Douglass...
Articles 2008-08-26
Drug eases mum's cancer battle; pounds 2,400-A-MONTH TREATMENT WORKS FOR SELF-FUNDED PATIENT
Byline: By HELEN RAE Health Reporter A TERMINALLY ill mum who is paying pounds 2,400 a month for life-enhancing cancer drugs said the treatment is working. Last January, Maria Douglass, 40, of Wrekenton, Gateshead, was diagnosed with incurable bowel cancer which has spread to her liver...
Articles 2008-08-21
Fross Zelnick Named "Global Trademarks Law Firm of the Year" for the Third Consecutive Time
NEW YORK -- Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, a leading firm in trademark, copyright, design patent and unfair competition law, announced today that the firm was honored as "Global Trademarks Law Firm of the Year 2008" for the third consecutive year in the Who's Who Legal Awards. In addition, eight...
Articles 2008-08-20
Marylanders tell what they want to be: Munir, owner of Keys
Munir Business Owner Keys Financial Group >> Education Middle School: Southwestern Academy High School: Frederick Douglass High Favorite subjects: Lunch, recess, gym Activities: Football and trying to stay...
Articles 2008-08-01
American stories; living American history; v.1: To 1877
American stories; living American history; v.1: To 1877. Ripper, Jason. M.E. Sharpe, Inc. 2008 299 pages $27.95 Paperback E175 Ripper (history, Everett Community College) gives an account of American history up to 1877 through...
Articles 2008-08-01
JFK and the unspeakable; why he died and why it matters
JFK and the unspeakable; why he died and why it matters. Douglass, James W. Orbis Books 2008 510 pages $30.00 Hardcover E842 Douglass a longtime peace activist with the Catholic Workers borrows the term...
Articles 2008-08-01
Allocating resources in an uncertain world: water management and endangered species
The Rio Grande silver minnow Hybognathus amarus is exemplary of many fish species in the arid west. Its stocks have declined markedly during the past fifty years as Rio Grande water has been increasingly used to meet agricultural and municipal demands. However, any efforts to help the species recover will...
Articles 2008-08-01
Slavery on Trial: Law, Abolitionism, and Print Culture
Slavery on Trial: Law, Abolitionism, and Print Culture. By Jeannine Marie DeLombard. Studies in Legal History. (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, c. 2007. Pp. xiv, 330. Paper, $24.95, ISBN 978-0-8078-5812-7; cloth, $65.00, ISBN 978-0-8078-3086-4.) Jeannine Marie DeLombard has crafted an intriguing examination of several well-known sources...
Articles 2008-08-01
Letters: Of July Fourth, Frederick Douglass & Mayor Nutter
AROUND THIS time of the celebratory season, as a form of political ritual, I read aloud Frederick Douglass' 1852 presentation, "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" Douglass was invited by the Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society of Rochester, N.Y., and he went on to chide the institution of slavery...
Articles 2008-07-29
Outreach program created by University of Central Oklahoma
A new Community Outreach Program created by the University of Central Oklahoma is establishing partnerships with community organizations. The program was established to expand UCO's outreach efforts and develop relationships with surrounding communities, said Stacy McNeiland, director of UCO's Community Outreach and Special Projects. ...
Articles 2008-07-28
Obama blasted for not visiting wounded
WASHINGTON -- Republican John McCain's campaign on Saturday sharply criticized Democratic rival Barack Obama for canceling a visit to wounded troops in Germany, contending Obama chose foreign leaders and cheering Europeans over "injured American heroes." Obama's campaign called the accusation "wildly inappropriate." His spokesman has said that...
Articles 2008-07-27
$7.2 million self-storage facility set
The city of Spokane Valley has issued building permits for 15 metal buildings, together worth about $7.2 million, to Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass, who plans to construct a self-storage complex at the former site of the East Sprague Cinemas, city records show. Douglass, through a company called Secure-It Self...
Articles 2008-07-10
Molson Canadian Brews Up Something BIG This Summer
Editors Note: A photo and video are included with this press release. Some say bigger isn't always better. Obviously they aren't Canadian. From the country that brought you the Big Apple, a Giant Axe, a super-sized Easter Egg, and a massive Beaver comes the Molson Canadian Mega...
Articles 2008-07-08
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