| Pilot Lands Troubled Plane On Interstate
GREENFIELD, Ind. -- The pilot of a troubled single-engine plane safely landed on Interstate 70 in Hancock County Sunday afternoon. The plane, which developed engine trouble, came down about two miles east of the Greenfield exit, 6News' Tanya Spencer reported. Slideshow: Pilot Lands Troubled Plane On Interstate .
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Mill Creek Police Officer Jason Didricksen, right, assists in the arrest of a woman with a felony warrant for fraud, Saturday, Jan. 13, near her home in Mill Creek. Area police agencies were having trouble finding qualified officer candidates to fill open positions this year. .
Election 10 days away
In the Republican race for President those candidates whose names appear on the ballot include Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, Alan Keyes, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Tom Tancredo and Fred Thompson.In the race for United States Senate, Democrats Erik R. Fleming and Shawn O' Hara square off. Onthe Republican side, U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran has no party opposition.Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Ronnie Musgrove and Republican Sen. Roger Wicker will appear on the Nov. 4 ballot in a special election that coincides with the general election.In the race of U.S. First Congressional District Representative, Democrats Travis W. Childers, Marshall W. Coleman, Steve Holland, James K. "Ken" Hurt and Brian Neely all vie against each other in the Democratic primary.Republicans Greg Davis, Glenn L.
Scooters, sushi draw Yale grads to Google
NEW YORK — Just over a decade ago, Lisa Farley '96 was a psychology major filing through the card catalog at Cross Campus Library. Today, Cross Campus is Bass, card catalogs gather dust and Farley — despite an initial preference for heavy tomes and dog-eared pages over technical innovation — works at Google. Farley may have taken an unexpected path to the search-engine giant, but she said she is now enamored of her job. But even the excitement of the many Yale students who pursue jobs at Fortune Magazine's 2007 “Best Company to Work For" is surpassed by the enthusiasm of many — many “Googlers," that is — at Google's massive new Manhattan warehouse-turned-office. “How could you not love working at Google?" Farley asked. “I ride a scooter from one end of the building to another and eat free sushi for lunch." But Farley, who said she frequents the sushi station in the cafeteria — which also serves, free of charge, culinary treats like butternut squash ravioli with sweet-braised short rib ragu — said Google's gastronomical flair and other eccentricities serve not as distractions, but as attractions to work.
Bluewolf Opens Two Training Centers to Offer Salesforce.com Training ...
Bluewolf, an on-demand consulting firm, has announced the opening of two additional Training Centers (ATC) in Boston and Philadelphia. Bluewolf plans to staff these new centers with salesforce.com Authorized Instructors to deliver salesforce.com public training courses. .
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