On Apr 18, 2013, we reiterated our long-term recommendation on Liberty Property Trust (LRY) a real estate investment trust (:REIT) at Neutral. Our decision rests on Liberty Propertys decent fourth-quarter 2012 results and its ongoing portfolio repositioning activity, amid uneven economic conditions, to focus on markets having better job and rent growth prospects Continue reading
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What Makes a Medical School Great?
With only 20,000 new M.D.’s graduating each year to help care for a nation of over 310 million people, optimizing their education is critical. NatShots Photography/Flickr The medical school interview season has just concluded Continue reading
Disgraced pol Monserrate gets month of freedom to fix diseased teeth
It seems that Hiram Monserrates teeth are as rotten as his reputation. Continue reading
ACRM | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Announces Co-Editors-in-Chief of Archives of Physical Medicine and …
The ACRM | American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine announces that effective 1 January 2013, Leighton Chan, MD, MPH, and Allen W. Heinemann, PhD, ABPP, were appointed Co-Editors-in-Chief of its journal, the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Continue reading
Republic of Marshall Islands as offshore tax haven USA – Video
Republic of Marshall Islands as offshore tax haven USA Marshall Islands the Offshore Company Incorporation Service Heaven The Republic of the Marshall Islands becomes the jurisdiction of choice for publicly trade companies in the USA. For the past couple of years, Marshall Islands companies have led the way in new shipping company IPOs (initial public offerings) on both the NYSE and NASDAQ in New York Continue reading
The Beaches newest mayor talks about the job and the future
JACKSONVILLE BEACH | In his third month as the Beaches newest part-time mayor, businessman Charlie Latham sat down with the Times-Union Thursday to talk about his early days in office, issues of concern and following in the path of his late father, two-term mayor Bill Latham. Whats it been like to walk in your dads footsteps Continue reading
David Geffen, UCLA's Largest Donor, Pledges $100 Million To Medical School
The billionaire who faked a UCLA degree to land one of his first jobs is adding to his reputation as the school's largest donor. Continue reading
Freedom Mortgage Corporation Reports Record Growth in 2012
Freedom Mortgage Corporation, a privately held direct lender ranked a top 5 GNMA (Government National Mortgage Association) issuer nationwide, today announced they have reached a company milestone with the acquisition of their 100,000th servicing customer. Continue reading
Assemblage – Video
Assemblage The only people for me are the mad ones. The ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time. (On the Road, Jack Kerouac) You will always be fond of me. Continue reading
malaria – Video
malaria Stand Up Comedian, Michael Freed, discusses genetic engineering. Continue reading
Executive Joins Freedom Bank of Virginia
FAIRFAX, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Freedom Bank of Virginia (Bank) (Bulletin Board: FDVA.OB) today announced the addition of C. Kevin Curtis as Executive Vice President Corporate Banking Continue reading
Freedom's Woodard commits to Georgetown
By BILL WARD | TBO.com Published: October 14, 2012 Updated: October 14, 2012 – 12:01 PM Freedom senior Faith Woodard, the Tampa Tribune’s two-time Female Athlete of the Year and an all-Hillsborough County performer in basketball and track and field, made a verbal commitment to Georgetown University following her visit to the historic school this weekend in Washington, D.C. Woodard made the commitment to the Hoyas’ basketball program, a member of the Big East Conference, after experiencing the school’s Midnight Madness session Friday night. Continue reading
Freedom's Woodard commits to Georgetown basketball
By BILL WARD | TBO.com Published: October 14, 2012 Updated: October 14, 2012 – 12:30 PM TAMPA Freedom senior Faith Woodard, the Tampa Tribune’s two-time Female Athlete of the Year and an all-Hillsborough County performer in basketball and track and field, made a verbal commitment to Georgetown University following her visit to the historic school this weekend in Washington, D.C. Woodard made the commitment to the Hoyas’ basketball program, a member of the Big East Conference, after experiencing the school’s Midnight Madness session Friday night. She said her decision was strongly influenced by the school’s academic tradition and location, as well as the reputation of a basketball program that has produced many NBA players Continue reading
Councillors plant seed for more floral islands
By Kevin Werner, News Staff Former Hamilton mayor Bob Morrow enhanced his reputation by introducing the citys floral traffic island program, believing it boosted Hamiltons image. After several years of cutbacks, former mayor Fred Eisenberger boosted the program in an attempt to re-energize the city. Now councillors want more flowers on traffic islands. Continue reading
Hawaii's best swimming and snorkelling beaches
Hawaii has some of the best and most famous beaches in the world, including Oahu’s iconic Waikiki Beach. Some are only accessible by helicopter or watercraft, while others literally disappear under the high winter surf on the islands’ north shores. Continue reading
Ohio University to operate medical school at Cleveland Clinic's South Pointe Hospital
WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, Ohio -A new medical school, an extension of Ohio University’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, will open at Cleveland Clinic’s South Pointe Hospital. The Clinic and OU, which announced the affiliation Monday, will invest a combined $49 million to address the growing shortage of primary care doctors in Ohio. The agreement builds upon a long-standing relationship between the Clinic and the Athens-based medical school, which have partnered to train physicians for the past 35 years. Continue reading
Road to Malaysia’s day of destiny
With well over 100,000 people gathering last week for electoral reform in the largest street protest in the nations history and the event marred by violence by both state and non-state actors alike Malaysian politics has reached an important impasse. The Bersih 3.0 rally and its aftermath reveal that the path ahead for Malaysian politics will grow even more contentious and complex. Continue reading
House releases plan to cut growth of Massachusetts health spending in half
By Liz Kowalczyk, Globe Staff Massachusetts House leaders released a major proposal to control health care costs Friday, calling for creation of a new agency to monitor health spending and order reductions in hospital and doctor fees it finds excessive. The lawmakers project their plan would save families thousands of dollars over the next five years. The long-awaited bill would require the medical industry to cut the rate of growth of health spending about in half, to roughly 3.6 percent a year, mirroring the overall growth in the Massachusetts economy. Continue reading
Johnson likely to get Libertarian ticket
Former Gov. Gary Johnson is on the verge of winning the Libertarian Party’s nomination for president, but he’s reluctant to claim victory yet Continue reading