Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee Steal No Camera from McCain, Romney at California Debate
January 31, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) Last nights Republican presidential debate in California seemed to showcase two out of four Republican candidates: Arizona Senator John McCain and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. The debate aired live on CNN from the Ronald Reagan presidential library, where Ronald Regan’s name was interjected quite often in the discussion. What wasn’t interjected […]
H2M Honored at Leadership Huntington Event
January 31, 2008
(Melville, NY) – H2M, a multi-disciplined Engineering & Architectural service firm with offices in New York and New Jersey, was honored by Leadership Huntington on Thursday January 24 at the 12th Annual Kick Off for the Class of 2008 Social held at the new Engeman Theater, Northport. Leadership Huntington is a state-of-the-art community leadership program […]
Ebay Introduces New Measures to Keep Buyers and Sellers Active
January 31, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) Ebay Inc. the premiere auction site on the Internet launched new features that enhance the current operation of the company to keep buyers active in their site as well as keep sellers busy. The announcement was made in front of the top 200 sellers of the site in Washington this week. These […]
Gas Prices to Hit $4 by Summer
January 31, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) According to experts in the World Oil Market industry, Gasoline and petroleum prices could skyrocket to about $4 per gallon by the end of summer this year. All indications pointed that way as prices per barrel of petroleum products continue to soar in the World Market as it settled at $92.33 a […]
Dowling College Survey Predicts New York’s February 5th Primary Winners
January 30, 2008
(Oakdale, N.Y.) The Long Island Economic and Social Policy Institute (LIESP) at Dowling College, in its Roundtable Presidential Primary Preference survey, showed John McCain to be most popular with respondents, who also said health care was of most concern to them.
The survey was taken during LIESP’s January 25, 2008 Roundtable for Long Island’s Future at […]
Talk’s Progress as Second Week Starts to Heat Up
January 30, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) Talks between The Writers Guild of America and TV Studio executives enter the second week of renewed negotiations in the hopes of finally putting to an end a 3-month strike among Guild members against TV producers to grant them certain privileges and stipulations before agreeing to renew their contract. The talks were […]
Yahoo Struggles at the Stock Market
January 30, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) In its bid to upturn a sliding outlook for the year 2008, Yahoo Inc.’s announcement two weeks ago of cutting up to 1000 jobs by May didn’t persuade the Stock Market in reversing its fortune. Instead, a slew of negative news reached Wall Street from the company’s headquarters in San Francisco this […]
McCain Wins Florida Primary, Giulliani Drops Out
January 30, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) In a close battle for the overall lead in the Republican Party nomination for President, Sen. John McCain edged Mass. Governor Mitt Romney to gain momentum and the overall lead in the Florida Primary. McCain gathered 36 percent of the total votes while Gov. Mitt Romney finished with 31 percent. Former New […]
Knicks Lose in LA Against Lakers
January 30, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) The New York Knicks found a way to lose an already won ballgame against the Lakers. Ahead by 8 with a 99-91 edge and 5 minutes remaining, Lakers off-guard Sasha Vujacic caught fire and drilled two consecutive three point shots to initiate a come from behind win for the Lakers at home […]
7000 Kids Hospitalized Annually for Taking Cold Medicines
January 30, 2008
(Long Island, N.Y.) In the U.S. alone, statistics have shown that in the year 2007, over 7,000 kids and infants were hospitalized for taking cold medicines either unsupervised or due to reactions caused when taking cough and cold medicines such as allergies as well as adverse reactions to contents of the syrup or tablets.
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