Repair of power lines to cost Transco P900M INQ7 Business
THE state-run National Transmission Corp. (Transco) will have to shell out almost P900 million to repair and replace steel towers, mission lines and wooden poles damaged last week by Typhoon “Reming,” Transco president Arthur Aguilar said Monday.
The Educated Class Blogcritics.org
When our children were little, their grandparents really liked talking "baby talk" to them. I'd watch as supposedly intelligent adults spent hours talking nonsense to unresponsive infants. both baby and adult seemed to enjoy it. I hated it. Why? Because my wife and I were convinced that it stunted brain development. Because of that, and because we had no desire to turn our own brains to mush
TRAFFIC WATCH: Work on these area roads may delay traffic: Bradenton Herald
First Street/U.S. 41 between 30th and 32nd avenues west: There will be southbound outside lane closures from 9a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through Friday for driveway construction and new curb and gutter.
NFL Notebook: Palmer, donor family bond USA Today
The small token of appreciation arrived in the mail around Thanksgiving week, fitting considering the career-saving gift Carson Palmer received from the late Julie De Rossi last January. De Rossi's 11-year-old nephew, Burke Abercrombie, was ecstatic to receive an autographed picture from his favorite NFL star.
Around the Mountain West USA Today
Around the Mountain West
Around the Big 12 USA Today
Around the Big 12
Trimming the List of Things People Can?t Do New York Times
As both the price and size of computer chips shrink, manufacturers are enhancing devices for people with limited vision, hearing or mobility.
Around the Big East USA Today
Around the Big East
Wall Street News Alert: Breaking News Alert -- RENG! December 5, 2006 Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Wall Street News Alert's "stocks to watch" this morning are: Radial Energy Inc., OMNI Energy Services Corp (NASDAQ: OMNI), Quicksilver Resources Inc. and Denbury Resources Inc
Missouri boaters hit hard by wintry storm Kansas City Star
As longtime boaters, Bill and Jacqueline Abell have weathered their share of storms. But nothing could prepare them for what they saw last week at Lake of the Ozarks.
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