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...also flattened out, so patients can read labels without rotating the package. Colored rings - say, blue for Mom, green for Dad - help prevent mix-ups, and labels display crucial data, such as drug and dosage, clearly at the top. On the flip side are warnings and a pullout card with medical info. It makes health care almost fun. Next Product: Clear Water Revival...
Napolitano has promoted social benefits like all-day kindergartens, a prescription-drug card for seniors and an innovative education policy that focuses on developing skills to ensure that students are better prepared for jobs. She has co-opted Republicans to support her agenda through several lures, including cutting business property taxes. And when she wanted to give a children's book to every first-grader in the state, she bypassed the system completely and over three years has solicited the $445,000 needed from private donors...
...ships move along the board. Like “Jumanji,” the game seems to have a mind of its own. Zathura promptly hurdles its two protagonists into a literal space adventure. For example, Danny’s space ship lands on a particular tile and a card pops out: “Meteor Shower, Take Evasive Action.” A meteor shower actually does demolish the living room and the two boys are forced to finish the game to get back home. Our two heroes battle Zorgons (reptilian aliens that look like they descended from...
...advertising campaign by a restaurant opening in Harvard Square may have broken some Harvard College postering policies. B.good—a Boston-based restaurant that is opening a second location on Dunster Street next week—hung small cards as well as larger posters in many of the Houses this week to promote a contest. The cards were slipped under the doors of many rooms and were attached to bulletin boards and other surfaces around the Yard and River, which violates Harvard policy, according to the student handbook and Harvard administrators. The student handbook states that...
...computer is the respectable work of engineering you might expect: a tad trimmer than the last iMac, this one has a faster G5 processor, faster RAM, a souped-up graphics card and up to 500GB of internal hard disk storage. It has all of that plus a built-in iSight camera. That means easy access to iChat AV, or fun snapshots from the new, slightly gimmicky Photo Booth software. You pick an effect, like Fish Eye or the Warholian Pop Art, then pose for your portrait. You can e-mail the resulting image, or bring it into iPhoto or even...