4 hrs ago | The Apple Blog
Free Xserve Training From Apple
Written on May 12, 2008 by Jethro Jones and have commented If you haven't tried yet, but are interested in running a server, now is your chance to get some free training about Mac OS X Server. via The Apple Blog
Wednesday | Health News Digest
MEDHOST Advances HIS Integration With Discrete Patient Data Sharing Capability
“MEDHOST is determined to create a seamless link between our EDIS and any HIS so that critical patient information is readily available and easily shared”
ADDISON, Texas - May 13, 2008 - MEDHOST, provider of the leading Emergency Department Information System , has further strengthened its interoperability with hospital information systems by introducing a ... via Health News Digest
Monday May 12 | Commercial Property News
Construction of $1B Suburban Dallas Mixed-Use Residential Begins Thursday
May 7, 2008 Dallas Morning News reports that multifamily real estate investment trust UDR is kicking off construction of Vitruvian Park, its massive mixed-use apartment compound on 100 acres in Addison, Tex. via Commercial Property News
Saturday May 10 | Dallas Morning News
Huge Addison redevelopment may boost population by 60%
“It's a big investment but based on the same concept we used at Addison Circle”
By STEVE BROWN / The Dallas Morning News stevebrown@dallasnews.com A big development kicking off this week could increase the Addison's population more than 60 percent. via Dallas Morning News
Thursday May 8 | The Dallas Morning News
Razzoo's settles sex discrimination lawsuit with male bartenders
“There was never any evidence that supported that allegation”
By EMILY TSAO / The Dallas Morning News etsao@dallasnews.com Razzoo's will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit that claimed the Cajun restaurant chain discriminated against the hiring or promoting of male ... via The Dallas Morning News
Wednesday May 7 | Houston Chronicle
Collins takes one day at a time after VitaPro aquittal
“When you've lived with something for 12 years that has devastated you personally, professionally and financially.”
Now that a federal judge has given him back his life, Texas' former criminal justice chief soon will decide what to do with it. via Houston Chronicle
Monday May 5 | Dallas Morning News
Proposed tougher smoking laws have some Richardson businesses worried
“Sometimes emotions can get high when people care about an issue”
On any given night, patrons gather at Main Street's hookah bars, socializing as they send streams of fruity tobacco smoke wafting into the air. via Dallas Morning News
Saturday May 3 | Editor & Publisher
American Community Newspapers Takes Q1 Loss On Weak Twin Cities Cluster
“The challenging economic climate combined with the on-going transformation of the newspaper and advertising industries has resulted in a very difficult business environment”
CHICAGO American Community Newspapers reported a first-quarter net loss of $4.5 million on revenue that fell 11.7%, chiefly on weak performances by the 44 papers in its Minneapolis/St. Paul cluster. via Editor & Publisher
Thursday May 1 | Denton Record-Chronicle
Focus on upscale direct sales was costly for Home Interiors & Gifts
“They brought in new leadership that thought they could change and head in a new direction, and maybe lost touch with the foundation of the business”
By BRENDAN M. CASE / The Dallas Morning News bcase@dallasnews.com In 1957, Mary Crowley founded Home Interiors & Gifts Inc. via Denton Record-Chronicle
Thursday May 1 | The Dallas Morning News
CCA student journalist finds the answers
Should you shower during a storm? Do cell phones cause cancer? Find out in " News You Can Use ," an article by Carrollton Christian Academy student Esther Liu that will be featured in the Carrollton/Farmers ... via The Dallas Morning News









