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Friday, April 21, 2006

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Notebook: Gentry encouraged by recovery stories
Fast. Relevant. Local. In the Spotlight: Health , OSU Plus 7 Days of News. During his recovery from a serious spinal injury, Ohio State punter/receiver Tyson Gentry is hearing from others who are making comebacks.
Source: www.dispatch.com

Japan economy shows recovery signs
Economists see positives in narrower trade surplus, business confidence survey strength.
Source: money.cnn.com

Webcast: Symantec Brings Disk-based Data Protection and Advanced System Recovery Together
IBM has seen the future and it's deeply rooted in technology from its legacy of mainframes: virtualization. Citing what it called an unprecedented demand for large scale x86-based virtualization technologies, Big Blue has announced the System x series of scaleable servers.
Source: itmanagement.earthweb.com

Mining recovery pushes FTSE higher
London markets moved higher in early trading on Friday as mining stocks recovered from the previous session's late sell-off and Shire Pharmaceuticals rose on hopes for encouraging news from the US regulator regarding its pending Adderall XR Citizen Petition.
Source: news.yahoo.com

Rangers hitting coach free of cancer
Texas Rangers hitting coach Rudy Jaramillo knows he'll be fine when he's able to put on his uniform and be back in the dugout during a game. While he still has to wait for that, his recovery from prostate cancer is going well. For the first time since leaving the team in spring training for surgery, Jaramillo visited the Rangers before their game Friday night against Tampa Bay. He said he is
Source: feeds.feedburner.com

Dean: Voters Will Remember Katrina
Standing beside rusted-out cars and soggy mounds of debris, Democratic chairman Howard Dean criticized the Bush administration's post-hurricane recovery effort and predicted voters would remember its "incredible failure."
Source: news.yahoo.com

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