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...higher this winter than last, according to the Energy Department. While the release of the reserve barrels may help to bring the cost down in the short term the next administration should have a plan for developing alternatives to oil that don't jeopardize our precious natural resources that exist in the form of wildlife refuges...
...control room at the FBI Washington field office at Fourth and G Streets Northwest in downtown Washington. FBI agents in Washington and Austin have been told to take a few logical first steps to nail down basic information about what the tape and documents consist of, how many copies exist, what equipment made the original and purloined videotapes, and who had legitimate access to the stuff during the normal course of the campaign. The list of names arising from that process, says one official, "doesn't mean anything...
This series of events is not catastrophic in itself to Herrell's Ice Cream or to other entrepreneurs operating in Harvard Square. However, the community should be aware that conducting business in Harvard Square is especially challenging for small boutique operators. When privately owned boutique-style businesses no longer exist in Harvard Square, the unique flavor and experience that they create will also be lost. This issue requires the sensitivity of the Harvard community, which should be focused on supporting small businesses in order to prevent Harvard Square from resembling a developer's dream mall...
...Your story suggests a level of disagreement among researchers that simply does not exist," the authors write...
...effective crisis management, swift, decisive action, not to mention an appropriate level of contrition, is the name of the game today. Firestone has seemed slow and unresponsive, a legacy, perhaps, of its insular parent company in Japan, where consumers have few rights, and product-liability lawsuits hardly exist. Parent Bridgestone's CEO Yoichiro Kaizaki, who gained a tough-guy reputation in shaping the company's American strategy, has been all but invisible. He may be practicing what the Japanese call fugenjikko - no words, only action - but silence is deafening here. "I don't know how you cannot be available...