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• Patients Seek Faster Access to Pain Meds That Work

  September 4th, 2012 by Rob O'Neil

  In most of the United States, health insurance companies – not doctors – decide what pain medications should be prescribed to chronic pain sufferers. It’s a common practice that insurers use to control costs, but it leaves many patients in…

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• Donating to Nonprofits: Fundraising Pros to Learn New Marketing Practices at Bridge Conference

  June 6th, 2012 by Special to American News Report

  One thing that marketing, fundraising and nonprofit professionals have in common is a need to improve their effectiveness with customers and donors. That’s one reason why thousands of direct, digital and commercial marketers will be attending the 7th Annual Bridge…

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• Strictly Ballroom, the musical, to have its World Premiere in Sydney Australia

  May 24th, 2011 by Richard Lee

  Film director and actor, Baz Luhrmann and NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell have announced that the stage musical of the iconic Australian film Strictly Ballroom will have its world premiere and first run in Sydney at the Lyric Theatre from September…

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• Flight sales slightly higher, but passengers fewer

  April 20th, 2011 by Sean McInnes

  Air ticket sales by US travel agents are nearly 11 percent higher than 2010. Passenger volume this year is slightly down compared to last year, while transactions are virtually flat.

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• New app lets you watch Cable TV on your iPad

  April 4th, 2011 by Sean McInnes

  Cablevision customers can enjoy the full cable television service, complete with hundreds of channels, video on demand, enhanced and searchable guide information and DVR controls on their tablet device, which functions like a TV in the home.

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• Japanese return to New York’s international restaurant show again

  February 27th, 2011 by Richard Lee

  For the fifth year in a row, the Japan Pavilion will demonstrate the unique flavors and exciting innovations of Japan, at the International Restaurant and Foodservice Show of New York. The restaurant and foodservice show runs from February 27 to…

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• A tale of three cities: Justin Bieber immortalized in wax

  February 24th, 2011 by Sean McInnes

  Madame Tussauds announced this week that Grammy-nominated pop star and R&B singer Justin Bieber will be the next celebrity to be immortalized in their wax museums. Bieber’s lifelike wax figure will make its world debut this March at three Madame…

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• New City Breaks Campaign from British Airways

  February 13th, 2011 by Richard Lee

  British Airways has a new campaign for 2011 called city breaks, where they’re offering more than 45 popular cities up for grabs as “city breaks” which, they say, offer a new adventure round every corner. Destinations include famous US and…

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