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World's Biggest Bike-Share Programs
People interviewed in the film mentioned, among other things, the benefits of being able to avoid traffic congestion by traveling by bike. While articles like the ones from Streetfilms.org and GOOD mention that Hangzhou's program is the biggest one in
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
Whole Foods weighs Detroit grocery store
With all of the talk lately regarding our justice system and the need for competent defense... Michigan has a vital economic opportunity in a new Detroit-Windsor crossing. Over the years, leaders in industry have learned that doing something right
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
iDocket Becomes OEM Distributor for COPsync
“Sending tickets in real-time from car to court increases court productivity, while the 'court needs assistance' alert feature protects the safety of court personnel and court infrastructure. The officers that use the COPsync service will obtain access
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
Today in 'Treme:' Wendell Pierce talks about 'The Wire' going to Washington
“So we took pictures with the Navy Mess and then went to the Department of Justice,” Pierce said. “It was a fantastic day. “As an artist, to have your work kind of land in something as tangible as drug-endangered children's problems, to know that it's
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
Criminal Law: Sexual Assault - Sufficiency Of Evidence - Sentencing
(1)Where evidence showed that a victim was just waking up as she was allegedly being sexually assaulted by the defendant, the jury could find that the victim was incapable of declining participation or communicating
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
NBC29Moroccan dies of wounds sustained in protests
Khaled al-Amari, 30, died in a hospital after being beaten at a protest in the southern city of Safi on Sunday, part of a weekly series of demonstrations calling for greater freedoms in the North African monarchy, Mohammed Aghnaj, of the Justice and
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
Irving ISD board to hold special meeting on Census data, Voting Rights Act
In his ruling, he wrote: "After the results of the 2010 census are published, Benavidez may be able to obtain the relief he seeks - trustees elected from single-member districts - without the need for another lawsuit." Trustees will examine whether
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:12P
Atlanta not doing so well for personal debt
The listing was based on personal bankruptcy rates, average credit scores, personal debt, late payments and credit usage; along with percentage of homes facing foreclosure, percentage of homeowners and renters who are spending more than 30 percent of
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10P
How to Recover From a Tragedy
Having lived through those life changes, she battled -- and beat -- anorexia on her way to law school. Today, she is a divorce attorney and author of the book "Tell Me When It Hurts" (www.christinewhitehead.com). "Although most divorce attorneys aren't
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10P
Fire sale in the city? Cash-strapped New York Mets have Jose Reyes dilemma on deck
Facing a $1 billion lawsuit because of their business with Bernard Madoff, the cash-strapped owners of the New York Mets have another dilemma on deck: what to do about Reyes? The speedy shortstop is hitting .333 and can become a free agent after the
Updated: 06/02/2011 05:10P
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