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...congestion, emissions and parking demand. Zipcar's 50,000 members (almost 40% of whom have either sold their car or decided not to buy one) can reserve one of 1,100 cars online or by phone and have automated access to it using a "Zipcard." Rates start at $7.50 per hour and $51 per day, including gas, parking, insurance, maintenance and XM Satellite Radio...
...www.leapfroggroup.org/cp The Leapfrog Group, a coalition of Fortune 500 companies that buy health care, has a voluntary program that rates hospitals in 28 regions of the country, covering about 50 per cent of consumers. Enter your zip code, city, or the name of the hospital and see which hospitals have fully implemented recommended quality and safety "leaps" for areas like ICU staffing and reduction of medical errors. You can also check the annual volume and outcomes of various high risk procedures, including coronary artery bypass surgery; high risk baby deliveries and neonatal ICU care. The aim: to show...
...teams at the relay. While Relay for Life takes place at different venues all over the country, the Cambridge area relay at Gordon Track is one of the ten largest college relays, Co-Director of the Harvard Relay, Hanzich said. Each team was responsible for raising at least $100 per person which some teams chose to do by soliciting donations in dining halls, hosting bake sales, and asking for pledges. The teams also had to have at least one member of the team on the track for all twelve hours of the event. The participants jogged, walked...
...projects themselves that the symptoms are the most severe. In Sens' Champs Plaisants project, school-age youths roam the tenements or fake calls on street-side phone booths while working as scouts for local drug dealers. "Dealers pay kids between €20 and €30 per 15 minutes to keep a watch for police patrols or strangers in the area," says Fort, who, like many municipal officials, is implementing Borloo's measures and augmenting them with policies of her own. She has made a tough anticrime drive central to her efforts. "It's hard to convince a kid or even...
...sitting and waiting for the money to come." Last year, Vietnam passed business-friendly investment and enterprise laws and streamlined its bureaucratic licensing process, further boosting growth. Vietnam's GDP jumped 8.4% last year, the second fastest rate in Asia behind China, and the country took in more FDI per capita than both India and China...