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With the Crimson in full control of the game’s outcome, Murphy removed Fitzpatrick with 2:36 remaining in the third quarter. Senior Garrett Schires entered the game for Harvard and played for most of the remainder of the contest. Schires handed off to senior backup running back Nick Carrington for virtually every play and did not attempt a single pass as the Crimson ran out the clock on every fourth-quarter possession...
Fortunately for Murphy, then-junior Garrett Schires connected with classmate Rodney Byrnes for a four-yard touchdown pass on third down, making the fourth down play call only speculation...
...interview, citing the financial burden such action would necessarily impose. But after more than three months—and a rate of expansion demonstrably slower to that of Zuckerberg’s site—Narendra and the Winklevosses retained the counsel of Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett and Dunner, L.L.P for ConnectU LLC. The firm is a national leader in the practice of intellectual property law, according to Christopher R. Hughes ’06, spokesperson for thefacebook.com and one of five named defendants...
What's extraordinary about the scene is just how routine it has become for MedAire, the world's largest provider of onboard emergency medical assistance for ships and airlines. Founded in 1986 by former nurse Joan Sullivan Garrett, MedAire has grown from a tiny one-woman shop into a $17 million-in-sales company that is now listed on the Australian Stock Exchange after buying a company in Perth that operates Western-style medical clinics in Asia. MedAire, which is based in Tempe, Ariz., made the acquisition in an effort to grab a bigger slice of the estimated $1 billion...
MedAire's Garrett is also a force in the industry: it was largely her lobbying--not to mention MedAire's extensive in-flight emergency-care data--that persuaded the Federal Aviation Administration in 2001 to require upgraded medical kits and defibrillators to be installed on virtually all U.S. airliners by last April. MedAire is one of the largest suppliers of those products. Last year in the U.S., the company handled 9,818 in-flight medical emergencies, nearly 5% of which were serious enough to divert the plane. About 50 people die on planes each year...