--Ms. Landro is an assistant managing editor of The Wall Street Journal in New York and writes the paper&Sharp39;s Informed Patient ...

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Content Inside: October 10, 2005 THE JOURNAL REPORT: PERSONAL HEALTH Net Benefits Blogs offer a look at life on the front lines of medicine By LAURA LANDRO Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL DOW JONES REPRINTS This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visit: www.djreprints.com. · See a sample reprint in PDF format. · Order a reprint of this article now. October 10, 2005; Page R5 Doctors and nurses are joining the blogging revolution, ruminating about medical issues -- and providing a rare window into their world. Their Web logs offer an insiders perspective on a range of important and often contentious issues, from the latest research studies to quality problems in health care. They are aimed primarily at creating dialogue among professionals, but many encourage input from consumers. And some doctors even answer general

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A Wall Street Journal analysis suggests the odds of this happening. by chance are extraordinarily remote -- around one in 300 billion. The odds of ...

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Content Inside: WSJ.com - The Perfect Payday http://online.wsj.com/article_email/article_print/SB114265 March 18, 2006 PAGE ONE The Perfect Payday Some CEOs reap millions by landing stock options when they are most valuable. Luck -- or something else? By CHARLES FORELLE and JAMES BANDLER March 18, 2006; Page A1 DOW JONES REPRINTS This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visit: www.djreprints.com. · See a sample reprint in PDF format. · Order a reprint of this article now. On a summer day in 2002, shares of Affiliated Computer Services Inc. sank to their lowest level in a year. Oddly, that was good news for Chief Executive Jeffrey Rich. His annual grant of stock options was dated that day, entitling him to buy stock at that price for years. Had they been dated a week later, when the stock was 27% higher, theyd

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Content Inside: WSJ.com - Globalization Creates Logistics Jobs in U.S. http://online.wsj.com/article_print/0,,SB1078101183098424 March 1, 2004 THE OUTLOOK Globalization Creates Logistics Jobs in U.S. By ROBERT GUY MATTHEWS Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL MORE ON OUTSOURCING · Business Coalition Battles Outsourcing Backlash4 · Further Reading on Outsourcing 5 Most economists maintain that globalization benefits the U.S. as old-economy jobs that move abroad are replaced by better, higher-value jobs. Many Americans dont buy it. But contrary to popular belief, the U.S. is creating new high-paying jobs. Here is one growing field: logistics. The frenetic pace of global trade, coupled with outsourcing of manufacturing around the world, has transformed delivery into a complex engineering task. Companies enlist logistics consultants to untangle supply chains and to monitor shipping lanes and weather patterns. In one small indicator of how intricate the task has become, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has expanded its logistics program and started a new masters degree dedicated to logistics in the school

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NBC News/Wall Street Journal. April 2007. Please note: all results are shown as percentages unless otherwise stated. The margin of error for 1004 interviews ...

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Content Inside: Standard Questionnaire Template 1724 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009 (202) 234-5570 Interviews: 1,004 adults Dates: April 20-23, 2007 48 Male 52 Female [109] FINAL Study #6072 NBC News/Wall Street Journal April 2007 Please note: all results are shown as percentages unless otherwise stated. The margin of error for 1,004 interviews is ± 3.1% Unless otherwise noted by a "+", all previous data shown reflects responses among all adults. 1. All in all, do you think that things in the nation are generally headed in the right direction, or do you feel that things are off on the wrong track? High Headed in the right direction.. Off on the wrong track. Mixed (VOL). Not sure 4/07 22 66 12 3/07 25 58 14 3 1/07 28 57 13 2 12/06 28 58 11 3 7/06 27 60 11 2 10/05 28 59 10 3 12/04 41 46 10/2830/06+ 29 56 13 2 6/06 27 61 10 2

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As an editorial in The Wall Street Journal recently asked: "Anyone out there have ... American ideas like liberal democracy in the Middle East. ...

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Content Inside: Wall Street Journal March 27, 2006 The War A Better Idea Promote democracy and prevent terrorism--but dont conflate the two. By Francis Fukuyama and Adam Garfinkle As an editorial in The Wall Street Journal recently asked: "Anyone out there have a better idea" than the Bush administrations policy of high-profile democracy promotion in the Arab and Muslim worlds as a means to fight terrorism? Well, yes, there is one. That better idea consists of separating the struggle against radical Islamism from promoting democracy in the Middle East, focusing on the first struggle, and dramatically changing our tone and tactics on the democracy promotion front, at least for now. The essential problem with the administrations approach is that it conflates two issues that are separate. The first has to do with violent, antimodern radical Islamism (on display both in the reaction to the Danish cartoons and in the mosque bombing in Samarra);

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Content Inside: P1JW00204F-0-G00100-1---XA CMY K Composite 01/02/2007 AZ,EE,MW,SC,SW,WE P1JW00204F-0-G00100-1---XA s Copyright 2007 Dow Jones & Company All Rights Reserved READERS GUIDE PUBLISHERS LETTER Tuesday, January 2, 2007 G1 Whats New­ 7 *** 7 D elivering a newspaper that understands that people get their news from many sources--how, when and where they want it--is the strategy that guides The Wall Street Journal. The Journal has a heritage of pioneering journalism, and the changes in todays Journal reflect its continuing commitment to innovation. G1, G3 Embracing Change to Build On a Tradition of Excellence Our Mission Since 1889: Reporting News That Is Essential to Business B y L. Gordon Crovitz For over a century, The Wall Street Journal has been an icon in business, markets and journalism. In a time of change, those of us entrusted with icons face a dilemma: Do we preserve the icon as it has been, rejecting change as too risky? Or do we try to add to the qualities that created the icon in the first place,

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WALL STREET JOURNAL ARTICLE. USC Students Get Help Selling Ideas. November 4, 2004; Page B9. Technical Savvy. When Mark A. Stevens was an engineering ...

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Content Inside: WALL STREET JOURNAL ARTICLE USC Students Get Help Selling Ideas November 4, 2004; Page B9 Technical Savvy When Mark A. Stevens was an engineering student at the University of Southern California, starting a mega-company was nothing but a far-off dream. These days, thats Mr. Stevenss day job. A general partner at Silicon Valleys Sequoia Capital, Mr. Stevenss is the firm that helped jump-start Yahoo Inc. and Google Inc., to name just two. Now, Mr. Stevens and his wife, Mary, are donating $22 million to create an institute at USC that will commercialize technology innovations and teach students business basics. The idea is to build a university-wide resource that Mr. Stevens says will help students in engineering, business, the sciences plus other disciplines, like cinema, learn the basics of how to start a company. Mr. Stevens says its important for graduate students and faculty to find answers to the question: How do

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Content Inside: WSJ.com - Thinking Global 10/25/2005 11:53 AM October 25, 2005 THINKING GLOBAL By FREDERICK KEMPE How the Web Was Run The U.S. and Europe Are at Odds But There May Yet Be a Way Out October 25, 2005 DOW JONES REPRINTS This copy is for your personal, non - commercial use only. To order presentation - ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers, use the Order Reprints tool at the bottom of any article or visit: www.djreprints.com. · See a sample reprint in PDF format . · Order a reprint of this article now. A new transatlantic conflict has erupted over Americans continued control of Internet governance. The issue may seem arcane compared with other disputes, namely Iraq. But the two sides of the debate are responding with rancor and the stakes are considerable: How the Internet is managed could affect issues ranging from free speech to business regulation. As was the case with Iraq, some European Union

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Winston-Salem Journal. A Profusion of Pleasure: Size doesn't matter, but color and narrative do in. 'Art on Paper' show at Weatherspoon. By Tom Patterson ...

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Content Inside: Winston-Salem Journal A Profusion of Pleasure: Size doesnt matter, but color and narrative do in Art on Paper show at Weatherspoon By Tom Patterson JOURNAL COLUMNIST Sunday, December 31, 2006 GREENSBORO - Among the highlights of the roughly 5,000 pieces in the Weatherspoon Art Museums permanent collection are the 600 paper-based works that make up its Dillard Collection. This collection is named for the former Dillard Paper Company, now part of the xpedx corporation. It was assembled from donations of works the company bought from a series of large, annual group shows it has sponsored at the museum almost every year since 1965. The 39th and latest installment in the "Art on Paper" series is on view at the Weatherspoon through Jan. 21, after which several of these works will remain in the Dillard Collection, courtesy of xpedx. With more than 100 works by 86 artists from three continents, its as lively

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Winston-Salem Journal. Regional Spelling Bee Registration Form. 2004-2005. This information is for the Spelling Bee Coordinator in your system or group. ...

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Content Inside: Winston-Salem Journal Regional Spelling Bee Registration Form 2004-2005 This information is for the Spelling Bee Coordinator in your system or group. The Winston-Salem Journal Regional Spelling Bee will be held on Sunday, March 13, 2005 at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum Assembly Room in Winston-Salem. Thanks for your past participation. This is the 65th annual, Winston-Salem Journal Regional Spelling Bee and were looking forward to a great year! The Journal is again offering the Paideia study guide at a substantial discount off its cover price. The discounted price this year is $1.25, which includes state tax and shipping. The Journal will bill you for the book orders. (Book Orders with a quantity of 5 or less will cost $1.50 per book). Feel free to copy 2004/2005 Paideia Spelling Bee Book Order Form and share it with participating school in your system or group. As Spelling Bee Coordinator, please provide us with

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In 2001, The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal updated its pre-press. The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal. The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal. systems. ...

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Content Inside: Software Consulting Services, LLC The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal An attractive feature of SCS/Track is its archiving functionality. Also it has maintenance scripts so it pretty much takes care of itself. ------------------------------ In 2001, The Winston-Salem (NC) Journal updated its pre-press systems. In addition to installing a new editorial system, The Journal now uses SCS/Track to control and monitor ad production workflow. With a daily circulation of 85,521 and a Sunday circulation of 95,214, The Journal has been a publication of the communications corporation Media General since 1969. The Journal has approximately 10 ad builders, among others who contribute to ad creation, with a total of approximately 20-25 people producing ads. Developed and distributed by Software Consulting Services, LLC (SCS), SCS/Track offers completely electronic workflow and enables all advertising and production staff to monitor the status of any ad and its components at any given moment. SCS/Track gives ad make-up staff quick, direct, prioritized access to

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