Posts Tagged ‘ executive director ’

South Africas Lorgat named new ICC chief

Apr 7th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Sports

The 47-year-old Lorgat will take over from Malcolm Speed after the governing bodys annual conference starting on June 29, the ICC said in a statement.
Lorgat, a former South Africa chief selector, was chosen a week after his compatriot Imtiaz Patel turned down the offer after being named the preferred candidate.
The new appointment was confirmed by [...]



Free Florida’s students from lagging behind

Apr 7th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Opinion

This view of the origins of human life, based on such indisputable physical evidence as radiometric measurements of the ages of Earth’s rocks, as well as meteorites and moon rocks, could be called into question under House and Senate versions of the legislation, set forth by Sen. Ronda Storms of Valrico and [...]



Tax Rebates Could Be Ticket to Vacation

Apr 7th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Fashion

Critics suggest debt-burdened consumers will use the money to pay old bills, rather than make new purchases.An Associated Press-Ipsos poll seems to confirm this — with 45 percent planning to apply the rebate to debt, 32 percent planning to invest it and only 19 percent planning to spend it.”But we have seen some behavior that [...]



Los Angeles has serious designs on fashion

Apr 7th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Fashion

His modern showroom and atelier reflect the upscale aspirations of this citys apparel industry, which is yearning to raise its profile - even though it already dictates what much of the world wears every day.
%26quot;It would be nice for people to be more open-minded about designers in LA,%26quot; said Rodriguez, whose creations are sold in [...]



It’s time again to tour Winter Park’s gardens

Apr 5th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Fashion

And the homes are as different as the landscapes. Tour the yard of a brick Georgian home with its weeping yaupon tree and terraced gardens featuring English roses; a Palm Beach-style Mediterranean with its large, amorphous island filled with bromeliads, a bed of agapanthus and a sago palm; and an [...]



Delayed drug study possibly deliberate

Apr 1st, 2008 | By admin | Category: Health

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The e-mails were from John Kastelein, the lead author of the Vytorin study, to an executive at Schering-Plough, one of the two companies that market the drug. Vytorin is a combination of the statin medication Zocor and a different cholesterol-lowering drug, Zetia.
Kastelein asks if it’s true that Schering-Plough is not going to [...]



Ted Turner Churches Fight Malaria

Apr 1st, 2008 | By admin | Category: Opinion

Turner now says he does not consider himself agnostic or atheist, as he had sometimes described himself previously. He prays for sick friends because “it doesn’t hurt,” he said, and maintains several churches on his properties for employees and others who live nearby.”As I get older, you know, I get more, you know, more tolerant,” [...]



Gas Stations Look in Stores for Profits

Apr 1st, 2008 | By admin | Category: Opinion

Increasingly, a station owner’s biggest challenge is convincing drivers to step inside the store after they gas up.”It’s all about trying to sell other things,” said Scott Hartman, president and chief executive of Rutter’s Farm Stores, a York, Pa., company that owns and operates 51 gas stations.Jeff Lenard, spokesman for the National Association of Convenience [...]



Zebra mussel hits landmark

Mar 23rd, 2008 | By admin | Category: Health

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The tiny mussels are an invasive species that wreak havoc on aquatic ecosystems.
“It’s time to stop thinking of them as a Great Lakes crisis,” said Jennifer Nalbone of Great Lakes United on a conference call. “The invasion struck suddenly, spread quickly and now it’s a national crisis.”
In Wisconsin, the zebra mussel has [...]



New hope in fight against Alzheimer’s

Mar 19th, 2008 | By admin | Category: Health

A trial of 78 people conducted in Sydney, Melbourne and Sweden showed patients who took the drug for 12 weeks had a significant improvement in their ability to plan and carry out everyday activities.
Professor Colin Masters, from the Mental Health Research Institute of Victoria at the University of Melbourne, said the drug could be the [...]