Evanston Review: Heeding neighbors’ concerns about litter, loitering and night deliveries, Evanston’s City Council put a 7-11 franchisee on notice Monday that city staff would be monitoring compliance with terms of a special-use permit. “There was some hope on the part of the neighborhood that there would be some demonstration (before the special use vote) […]
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The New York Times: If shopping is indeed a form of therapy, why does nobody seem to get better? Because of one innovation, one group of shoppers may start. Hospitals have begun installing Internet systems, complete with dedicated shopping channels, to help patients pick up goods they will need for their recuperation. The idea is
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examiner.com: Last weekend I jumped in the car and headed off on a road trip – to Des Moines. Des Moines may not seem like road trip material but I was meeting up with some friends who were driving 12 hours from Denver. So why did we choose the “Mecca of the Midwest?” I can
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kentnewsnet.com: The girls-only event, beginning at 9 p.m. in the Rathskeller, is designed to keep the focus on healthy body images for women. “One thing we want to stress with the sex toy party is women must be comfortable with their body,” said Ashleigh Newberry, vice president of programming and development for Kent Interhall Council.
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PR-USA.net: Research indicates that many individuals in the direct sales industry manage data through a number of resources, making it difficult to consolidate the information into a usable format. Data management has proven to be a key element in driving a successful business, and www.ShowTracker.Net provides the necessary tools to accomplish this goal. “Most individuals
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Inc.: MySpace is targeting small-business owners with the release of MyAds, a low-cost do-it-yourself direct advertising application that taps directly into the site’s 122 million users. The new service allows smaller businesses to develop a targeted marketing campaign ranging in price from $25 to $10,000, according to News Corp.-owned social networking giant. It enables owners
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AppScout: If you’ve ever thought that you could do news better than the large media companies or had an idea to revolutionize the way people receive and consume information, the James L. Knight Foundation is looking for you. The foundation is hosting the Knight News Challenge and is inviting anyone and everyone with an innovative
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BBC News: A University of California Los Angeles team found searching the web stimulated centres in the brain that controlled decision-making and complex reasoning. The researchers say this might even help to counteract the age-related physiological changes that cause the brain to slow down. The study features in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. As
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Franchise Wire: Gabriel who has bought the Armagh and South Tyrone regions will also take on part of the County Down area as part of Card Connection’s strategy to encourage franchisees to take advantage of economies of scale through running bigger businesses. “Gabriel’s experience in managing a large team of people in his previous role
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Logan Herald Journal: It’s 3 p.m. and Randy Robinson has barely started eating lunch — a single enchilada with lime chicken, smothered with sour cream and cheese. His friend, Jim Christensen, digs into a plate of nachos, enjoying a quick break in what will be a long day. Childhood pals since the seventh grade, their
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