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- Some West Virginia Natives Find... They Can Go Home Again
It took living in England, Colorado, and Chicago for Christopher Quick to find his home. And he discovered it in the same place he left it more than a...
- State Journal, The
- August 05, 2009
- Work in Progress -- Couple Find Blank Slate They Can Make Their Own
Mary and Jeremy Reed wanted the perfect blank canvas. When the couple, who both paint in their spare time, embarked on a home search last spring, their wish list didn't come into play nearly as much as their instincts. They wanted a house they could make their own.
- The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
- May 23, 2011
- Taxonomies and the information user: people approach information from different perspectives, and a well-designed knowledge organization system is vital to ensuring all of them can find the information they need.
Special libraries serve the information needs of a diverse range of clients, including researchers, administrators, executives, partners, contractors,...
- Information Outlook
- Vol. 14 Nbr. 8, December 2010

- 'If Somebody Really Wants to Do You Harm, They Can Find a Way.'
[...] he had to untangle the web of falsified figures that he claims allowed Sullivan to steal a little at a time for years. In all, the bank, United Stationers and a handful of company shareholders restructured $3.7 million in debt. [...] Dodson has been quietly informing his customers about the ordeal.
- Indianapolis Business Journal
- October 15, 2009
- Election 2008; Swept Away by a Tide of Dollars; Campaigns Find They Can't Afford to Take Public Financing
Washington - The 2008 campaign begins this winter amid the ruins of the presidential public finance system, which for 30 years has offered candidates public money if they agree to limit their own spending. Some are mourning the system's demise and trying to bring it back to life. Some are not. But there's little dispute that the system no longer works the way it was meant to because candidates have less and less incentive to participate.
- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
- December 27, 2006
- Entrepreneurs Find They Can Go Home Again
NEW YORK When a small business graduates from being home-based to having premises of its own, it's quite an accomplishment. But in this economy, some small-company owners are deciding it makes more sense to move back home again. Robin Stein's company, Portamee, was started in her Manhattan apartment in 2006 and found quick success selling its baby carriers to big retailers. So Stein and her partner, Jennifer Gilbert, moved to an office in the garment district.
- The Record, Bergen County, NJ
- June 03, 2008
- In Congress, If Theres a Cause, Theres a Caucus: ; Even Political Foes Can Sometimes Find They Agree On Issues
WASHINGTON - Congress isn't divided solely along party lines. Sometimes, it's split by food group. Consider the Shellfish Caucus, the Beef Caucus, the Peanut Caucus, and for those who like their legislation additive-free, the Organic Caucus.
- Sunday Gazette-Mail
- February 22, 2010
- Tigers Find They Can't Go Distance -- Three-Point Sharpshooters Not yet On Target in Early Contests
As coach Josh Pastner tried to find a way for the University of Memphis to get going from the perimeter against Kansas, he called a play with 11 minutes left for junior guard Roburt Sallie. Widely considered the Tigers' best shooter, Sallie ran the baseline from just in front of the Memphis bench to the other side of the court.
- The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
- November 20, 2009
- Capitol Notebook: Minorities Find They Can't Count On Dems
The General Assembly's Black and Latino Caucus staged a news conference last week to promote its lengthy legislative wish list and had the top Democratic state House leaders on hand to lend their support. But the event turned awkward for both the minority lawmakers and the two leaders, House Speaker James A. Amann, D- Milford, and House Majority Leader Chris Donovan, D-Meriden. There was, for example, the uncertain fate of a bill sponsored by state Rep. Felipe Reinoso, D-Bridgeport.
- New Haven Register
- July 14, 2008
- Battening down the hatches: coastal-state homeowners are facing a crisis in finding homeowners insurance. And in cases where they can find it, they may not be able to afford it.
When the Atlantic hurricane season officially kicked off on June 1 of this year, it made a lot of people nervous--and for good reason. After a much-ne...