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Tough choices looming in health care - Edmond Sun

I am reminded of a story about a guy who kept beating his head against the wall. When asked why he did that, he said it was because it felt so good when he stopped — and 2008 was a lot like that. It feels so good for it to be over. We just ...

'Drug court' offers alternative to jail, but takes work - Patriot-News

DAN GLEITER, The Patriot-News Every Thursday, hours before the clients file in, the Cumberland County Treatment Court team meets in a jury deliberation room and weighs every case. Here, the drug panel deliberates before a morning drug court session ...

Heart attack patients get 'big chill' treatment - AOL

NEW ORLEANS -It took five mighty shocks to get Cynthia Crawford's heart to start beating again after she collapsed at Ochsner Clinic a few weeks ago. A dramatic rescue, to be sure, yet it was routine care she could have had at any hospital. What came ...

Havre through the rearview - Havre Daily News

The headlines of The Havre Daily News over the last year ranged from heartwarming to heart wrenching, from honors and awards and human triumph to strife. Articles recounting community life recorded the local university pushing forward as a leader in ...

Afghan Warlords, Formerly Backed By the CIA, Now Turn Their Guns On U ... - US News and World Report

KABUL—The war in Afghanistan reached a wrenching milestone this summer: For the second month in a row, U.S. and coalition troop deaths in the country surpassed casualties in Iraq. This is driven in large part, U.S. officials point out, by simple ...

Editorial Roundup - Forbes

It is beyond disturbing that banks across the country that received bailout money from the federal government claim they do not know how they're spending the money. ... The American taxpayers, who had to bail these banks out of financial crisis ...

2008: A football year that was - Fiji Live

The 2008 Fiji Football season had its own share of ups and downs. Unlike previous years, Ba failed to completely dominate the local scene and only managed to win the National League and the Battle Of the Giants tournament. The major events were well ...

Five HDFC Bank employees arrested - Tribune

The CIA staff arrested five employees, including the manager, of the local branch of the HDFC Bank for committing fraud here last night. The police has booked eight persons in this regard. The accused have been charged with committing fraud running ...

Year in Review - TriVallyCentral

There were some notable events in Bethel in 2008, particularly the completion of the new addition to Bethel High School, a flu epidemic triage exercise, the establishment of an Emergency Medical Services Commission and paid EMT plan to supplement the ...

Economic downturn, budget woes top news in 2008 - Inquirer and Mirror

The year began quietly, as most of them do on the island, with applications for three new seasonal liquor stores in the downtown area: former Westmoor Club food and beverage director Amber Cantella’s wine shop at 1 North Beach St.; Slip 14 ...

'Drug court' offers alternative to jail, but takes work (The Patriot-News)

Known as 'drug court,' Cumberland County's Treatment Court reaches the hardest of the hard-drug and alcohol cases with an alternative approach. Clients meet the rigors of reform or risk time in prison.

Diet might not fix potassium deficit (The Columbus Dispatch)

Q: All of my blood tests have come back normal except for potassium. It's low. Why?

2008: Year in Review (The Woodlands Villager)

Editor’s note: The following is a month-by-month recap of some of the top newsmaking events of 2008.

The Almanac -- weekly (Moldova.org)

Today is Monday, Jan. 12, the 12th day of 2009 with 353 to follow.The moon is waning. The morning stars are Saturn and Mars. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune.Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They include British statesman Edmund Burke in 1729; American patriot John Hancock in 1737; painter John Singer Sargent in 1856; novelist Jack London ...

Full Transcript Of Stephanie's Interview With Government (Wrestling News)

Below is a transcript of an interview government officials conducted with Stephanie McMahon Levesque on Friday, December 14, 2007 largely regarding steroid use in World Wrestling Entertainment. McMahon also goes into great detail on the behind the scenes aspects of WWE.

Tough choices looming in health care (The Edmond Sun)

I am reminded of a story about a guy who kept beating his head against the wall. When asked why he did that, he said it was because it felt so good when he stopped — and 2008 was a lot like that. It feels so good for it to be over. We just completed the worst year for the market since 1932 and the worst year ever for the Nasdaq. We look forward to a better 2009.

LordsofPain.net Transcript Of Dixie Carter's Interview With Government Officials (Lords of Pain)

Here is a transcript of an interview government officials conducted with TNA president Dixie Carter on Thursday, December 6, 2007 largely regarding steroid use in her company as well as professional wrestling. Carter also goes into great detail on the behind the scenes aspects of TNA.

Miracle on Rice Lake (The Peterborough Examiner)

Some have said he was simply meant to live. That's how they explain something that has no simple explanation. Because, truth is, no one really [...]

Peabody Energy Faces Potent Headwinds in 2009 (Schaeffers Research)

This article observes that stocks in the coal sector have been hit hard by plunging commodity prices...( Read More )

Economic downturn, budget woes top news in 2008 (The Inquirer and Mirror)

Editor’s Note: As each year winds to a close, The Inquirer and Mirror chooses the top news stories and newsmakers that impacted the lives of those who call Nantucket home, be it year-round or only for a brief time.