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THE FREEDOM TOWER, 1 WORLD TRADE CENTER AT THE LOWER MANHATTAN AREA OF NEW YORK CITY. – Video

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THE FREEDOM TOWER, 1 WORLD TRADE CENTER AT THE LOWER MANHATTAN AREA OF NEW YORK CITY. HERE YOU WILL SEE ANGLES AND POINTS OF VIEW OF THE FREEDOM TOWER OR 1 WORLD TRADE CENTER IN THE LOWER MANHATTAN AREA OF NEW YORK CITY. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY… Continue reading →

Neuromics and Vitro Biopharma Expand Collaboration to Target Drug Discovery and Regenerative Medicine Markets

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Neuromics and Vitro Biopharma Expand Collaboration to Target Drug Discovery and Regenerative Medicine Markets Golden, Colorado – Vitro Diagnostics, Inc. (VODG), dba Vitro Biopharma, announced expansion of its distribution agreement with Neuromics to include targeted sales to select markets in drug discovery & regenerative medicine. Early stages of drug development rely on in-vitro assays to identify effective new drugs and these assays are based on cellular systems Continue reading →

Pepperidge Farm Employees Get Norwalk Beaches Ready for Busy Summer Season

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NORWALK, Conn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– In keeping with one of its company values, teamwork with a spirit of genuine caring, Pepperidge Farm, Inc. today held its seventh all-employee service day for Headquarters employees. More than 200 employees donated their time by gardening, painting and picking up litter in time for Memorial Day weekend. Continue reading →

Love of astronomy launches Pittsfield native's education to new heights

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Duane Lee, a Williams College graduate, is close to attaining his doctorate degree in astronomy at Columbia University. (Courtesy photo) PITTSFIELD — For Pittsfield native son Duane M. Lee, the next stop after graduating this year from the School of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University will be starting a post-doctoral fellowship at the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory in China this fall. Continue reading →

Tong Ren Tang Chinese Medicine Doubles on Debut: Hong Kong Mover

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Beijing Tong Ren Tang Chinese Medicine Co. more than doubled from the offer price on its first day of trading in Hong Kong amid speculation the seller of traditional drugs and health products will boost profitability. The shares rose to HK$7.01 at the midday trading break in the city, about 2.3 times the offer price of HK$3.04 Continue reading →

Freedom Lies Here on view at Joseph Sisters Gallery

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Louisiana folk artist Hank Holland is exhibiting “Freedom Lies Here,” an art installation, at Joseph Sisters Gallery (JSG) in downtown Leesville through May 9. Holland painted a plain wooden casket with an American flag on the top, and decorated each of the four sides. One end names the branches of the military, one simply says God Bless America, one side is a colorful folk art painting of Veterans Cemetery, and one side is the symbolic yellow ribbon. Continue reading →

California Hospital Medical Center Recognized for National Health Care Environmental “Partnership” Award

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LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)– California Hospital Medical Center has received the Partner Recognition Award from Practice Greenhealth, the nations leading health care membership community that empowers its members to increase their efficiencies and environmental stewardship while improving patient safety and care. The Award is one of the Environmental Excellence Awards given each year to honor environmental achievements in the health care sector. This Award applauds organizations that are just beginning their journey in environmental stewardship, said Laura Wenger, RN, Executive Director, Practice Greenhealth. Continue reading →

Soldiers awarded freedom of city

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20 April 2013 Last updated at 11:35 ET Soldiers who spent six months training security forces in Afghanistan have been awarded the Freedom of the City of Edinburgh. About 450 troops from The Royal Scots Borderers, 1st Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland, took part in a parade to mark their homecoming. The Princess Royal, the battalion’s Royal Colonel, also presented medals at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. Continue reading →

Liberty, BTW plans both now stuck in limbo

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This is one of those awkward and, at least for now, irresolvable situations in which discretion is indeed the better part of valor. The Housing Authority of Columbus exercised that discretion last week in a letter to Mayor Teresa Tomlinson confirming that, as a result of “unexpected opposition,” its redevelopment plans for the Booker T Continue reading →