Land law overhaul long overdue Asbury Park Press | Since New Jersey's Municipal Land Use Law was written in 1975 and enacted in 1976, the landscape of the Garden State has changed dramatically. Ideas of how, what and where to build have evolved, and knowledge of the effects development has on every aspect of the environment has deepened. That's wh...
People want new programs, but are wary of 'Big Government' The News & Observer | WASHINGTON — Whether it's over health care, climate change or most other big Washington battles this year, Congress keeps debating the same underlying issue — is the federal government getting too big and intrusive? | The subject bitterly divides Republicans from Democrats, and the...
Reaching Racial and Ethnic Diversity in the Field of Psychoanalysis The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | Carl C. Bell, M.D. | Psychoanalysis is a technical procedure for investigating unconscious mental processes and for treating mental illness. According to the American Psychoanalytic Assoc...
Art therapy practitioners seek Ohio recognition The Examiner Comments CINCINNATI (Map, News) - Art therapists are pushing states to regulate the industry so the field has more legitimacy in the eyes of the public and patients are protected from scams. | Art therapists use painting and sculpture to help patient...
Christine's Articles The Examiner Showing: Most recent articles Garden full of goodies Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 Just miles from the concrete of Chicago's loop is The Chicago Botanic Garden, a 385-acre living plant museum featuring 23 distinct display gardens... | Keep Reading »...
Grenoble's 32nd short film festival starts this Tuesday The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | The official poster for Grenoble's 32nd short film festival | Lights, camera, action! This Tuesday kicks off the 32nd annual Outdoor Short Film Festival of Grenoble, on of France's most recognized sho...
Banks want a little more The News & Observer | Bounced check: $32. Stop-payment: $30. ATM charge: as high as $3. | Even now, after all those bailouts, banks never seem to tire of dipping a little deeper into your wallet. Desp...
Analysts: Economy to expand weakly, but growth may not last Fresno Bee | - McClatchy Newspapers | WASHINGTON -- Here's where things stand with the longest recession since the Great Depression: The good news is that economists are revising forecasts, expecting an imminent return to growth. The bad news: The growth may no...
2009 Parade of Homes winners announced Tulsa World The Greater Tulsa Parade of Homes has presented awards for the best new homes in each of eight price categories, and named Forest Ridge in Broken Arrow the best subdivision. | Industry professionals from outside the state came to Tulsa to evaluate an...
Mastering in wine Tulsa World This is some serious sipping. | Due largely to the efforts of Randa Warren, Tulsa is one of only 25 cities nationwide this year to offer both introductory and certified sommelier examinations, administered by the Court of Master Sommeliers. | The int...
BMC ropes in navy, army to supervise Ganeshotsav security The Times Of India | 5 Jul 2009, 1344 hrs IST, PTI Text: MUMBAI: Amid intelligence reports of threats on the western coast, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) authorities have for the first time roped in the Navy and the Army to supervise security arrangements for the forthcoming Ganeshotsav. | "Ganesh ...
Australian stocks: Market higher on US lead NZ Herald Page 1 of 2 New 7:38PM Tuesday Jun 30, 2009 | MELBOURNE - The Australian share market ended the financial year by closing higher on Tuesday, driven up by the energy and retail sectors and a positive lead from United States markets. | At the 1615 AEST close, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index had risen 68 points, or 1.75 per cent, to 3,954.9 points, whi...
