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Business Editors
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 16, 2002
The following is an advisory by Industrialinfo.com (Industrial Information Resources, Inc...
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I stood at the doctor's, side and watched him perform a partial-birth abortion on a woman who was six months pregnant. The baby's heartbeat was clearly visible on the ultrasound screen. The doctor delivered the baby's body and arms, everything but his little head. The baby's body was moving. His little fingers were clasping together. He was kicking his feet. The doctor took a pair of scissors and inserted them into the back of the baby's head and the baby's arms jerked out in a flinch, a startled reaction, like a baby does when he thinks that he might fall. Then the doctor opened the scissors up. Then he stuck the high-powered suction tube into the hole and sucked the baby's brains out. Now the baby was completely limp. I never went back to the clinic. But I am still haunted by the fac...
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...Then he delivered the baby's body and the arms-everything but the head. The doctor kept the head ...
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The resources you mentioned are not new to us," said Ugocha Chimedu. "When I was in elementary school I learned all about our tin and salt. But the issue is not that people aren't investing. The problem is there's no security and no roads.
"People should be asking what the private sector can do," he said. "People say the cost of doing business in Nigeria is high, but that's because everybody has folded their arms and expects the government to do everything."
"You're telling us to build roads," said Chucks Okoli. "But the basic foundation has to be there. There has to be infrastructure. There's no company in this country that's going to operate of a generator. They need electricity."
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... a policy of duty-free access called Everything but Arms for least developed countries--many of wh...
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Indiana Pacers guard T.J. Ford said, "As a society, I think a lot of people have protection within their home. But I don't think it's just an NBA thing. It's just a lot of regular people have protection in their home." Knicks guard Larry Hughes also commented, "We're grown men. We protect our families. We protect our homes. Whatever the case may be, whoever is bearing arms, I hope everything is done, you know, legally, but you have that right.
There have been numerous high profile robberies, assaults, and home invasions of NBA players over the last decade. Players are scared for themselves and their families. Many have taken [David Stern]'s advice and hired bodyguards. Others who refuse to do that see gun ownership as a sensible and logical alternative. Their concerns are serious, and ...
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BURLESON, Texas - Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they got - books, pencils, legs and arms.
Getting under desks and praying for rescue from professionals is not a recipe for success," said Robin Browne, a major in the British Army reserve and an instructor for Response Options, the company providing the training to the Burleson schools.
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BURLESON, Texas Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they've got books, pencils, legs and arms.
Getting under desks and praying for rescue from professionals is not a recipe for success," said Robin Browne, a major in the British Army reserve and an instructor for Response Options, the company providing the training to the Burleson schools.
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BURLESON, Texas Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they got books, pencils, legs and arms.
Getting under desks and praying for rescue from professionals is not a recipe for success," said Robin Browne, a major in the British Army reserve and an instructor for Response Options, the company providing training to the Burleson schools.
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BURLESON, Texas - Youngsters in a suburban Fort Worth school district are being taught not to sit there like good boys and girls with their hands folded if a gunman invades the classroom, but to rush him and hit him with everything they got - books, pencils, legs and arms.
Getting under desks and praying for rescue from professionals is not a recipe for success," said Robin Browne, a major in the British Army reserve and an instructor for Response Options, the company providing the training to the Burleson schools.