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Monday afternoon obituary update
DELLA BAILEY CHRISTIAN, 96, of South Point, Ohio, widow of Carl R. Christian, died Sunday in River's Bend Health Care. She was a homemaker. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday, Schneider-Griffin Funeral Home, Chesapeake, Ohio; burial follows at Rome Cemetery, Proctorville, Ohio. Visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. www.schneidergriffin.com. ETHEL ALENE REED HALE, formerly of Pikeville, Ky., widow of Chester Warren Hale, died Saturday in Georgetown (Ky.) Community Hospital. She was a former nurse aide and seamstress. Funeral service will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, Carter Funeral Home Chapel, Prestonsburg, Ky.; burial at Hale Family Cemetery, West Prestonsburg, Ky. PEGGY CRISP KEENE, 87, of Pikeville, Ky., died Sunday in Pikeville Medical Center.
Wal-Mart expands in-store health clinics with own brand
Edwards said putting Wal-Mart's name on the clinics also fits with the retailer's drive for a public role in health care to counter union-led criticism that it skimps on employee health insurance. Wal-Mart has introduced the clinics as well as $4 prescriptions for some generic medicines, and Chief Executive Lee Scott pledged last month to find other ways to help cut health care costs, including promoting the use of electronic health records instead of paper files. .
Microsoft's tardiness for documentation extends DOJ oversight to 2009
Scathing words yesterday from the federal judge overseeing Microsoft's compliance with its antitrust decree, accompanied an order that effectively extends the DOJ's oversight period into the next US presidential administration. Apparently agreeing with the European Commission's assessment that Microsoft has yet to provide adequate documentation for its communications protocols, US District Judge Kathleen Kollar-Kotelly issued an order yesterday extending the Dept. of Justice's oversight period for the company by two years, until November 12, 2009. .
'I get no satisfaction from my job. It's a madness. You do it for the ...
He made an immediate impact, helping Sunderland to a crucial 2-0 victory over Birmingham. 'It's nice to have a defender who can tackle,' said Keane after the match. It is no surprise that he should be attracted to players that Ferguson once found attractive, but how about those who resemble the man he sees in the mirror? 'The beauty of football is that everyone's different,' he says, ducking the question. 'You have a few rough diamonds and others who are good as gold. A mixed bag. I was obviously no angel, I wouldn't like them to be too good.' Marley concurs. 'You don't want to change their personalities. The key is to get different people to achieve the same aim.' Does Keane enjoy it? 'No,' says Roy. 'It must be satisfying?' 'I get very little satisfaction from it.' 'Why do it?' 'I'm not sure.
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