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Southern Chicago Healthcare Provider, Riverside Healthcare, Launches New Website

June 30, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

KANKAKEE, IL, Jun 29 (MARKET WIRE) —
Riverside Healthcare is proud to have their new website up and running.
Current users of www.RiversideHealthcare.org will notice that the new
website has maintained the overall look and feel of the original site and
also offers new information in an easy to navigate format. As one of the
top hospitals in Illinois, this website only makes Riverside’s services
that much better.

With just a quick visit to this website you will see that they offer a
wide range of services online. This Chicago south suburbs healthcare
provider allows you to find a physician online with a basic search.
Whether you need a dentist, family doctor, oncologist or even a plastic
surgeon, this website can help you find one. If you need to schedule a
mammogram or bone density scan, you can make this appointment directly
online. There is no need to make telephone call and wait on hold anymore.
Simply logon to get started today.

We all know that paying our medical bills can get hectic at times.
Through Riverside Healthcare’s new website you can pay your medical bills
with their bill payment center. This system makes paying your bills
simple and convenient.

If you are not a patient at the hospital, but know someone staying at the
southern Chicago healthcare center, there are services online that can
help you as well. This website is great for those people who live out of
town and can’t make it to the hospital to be there in person. You can go
online and order flowers to be sent to your loved one. You can choose
from a wide range of beautiful arrangements that will be delivered
directly to their room. The website also offers access to The Market
Place, where you can shop for all different types of medical goods. If
you need books, gifts, strollers, or vitamins, this website has it all.
One of the most popular features of the website is the online nursery. If
someone you are close to just had a baby you can access the online
nursery through their website as well.

Riverside Healthcare’s new website has something to offer everyone. You
can visit the website every day to read up on the latest medical news.
www.RiversideHealthcare.org is just what the doctor ordered!

Media Contact:
Carl Maronich
815-935-7256
Carl-Maronich@riversidehealthcare.net

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Southern Chicago Healthcare Provider, Riverside Healthcare, Launches New Website

June 30, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Media Contact:
Carl Maronich
815-935-7256
Carl-Maronich@riversidehealthcare.net

MOVES-RBS Coutts hires Citi strategist for investment role

June 9, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

June 8 (Reuters) – RBS Coutts, the private banking arm of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L), said on Tuesday it has appointed Norman Villamin to the newly created role of head of investment strategy for Asia.

Financials

Villamin, who is based in Singapore, joined RBS Coutts from Citi Private Bank where he specialised in asset allocation and multi-asset class research and advice.

Private banks, in particular Standard Chartered (STAN.L) and Deutsche (DBKGn.DE), are hiring aggressively in Asia and poaching staff from one another in a bid to tap the region’s growing ranks of millionaires.

RBS Coutts said Villamin’s appointment “is the latest in a series of senior hires RBS Coutts has made over the last few months to support the bank’s growth aspirations in Asia.”

(Reporting by Kevin Lim; Editing by Saeed Azhar)

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Japan deputy finmin Noda confirmed as new finmin

June 9, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

June 8 (Reuters) – Japan’s new leader Naoto Kan on Tuesday appointed deputy finance minister Yoshihiko Noda, a fiscal conservative, as finance minister.

Bonds | Global Markets

The appointment of Noda, who shares Kan’s views on the need to rein in Japan’s massive public debt, was expected after Kan vacated the finance post to become prime minister. (Reporting by Leika Kihara)

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Nita Kapoor is new secretary-defence finance

May 31, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

New Delhi, May 31 (IANS) Nita Kapoor, a 1973-batch Indian Defence Accounts Services (IDAS) officer, Monday took over as the new secretary, defence finance, replacing Indu Liberhan who retired Monday, an official statement said.

The first woman officer from the northeast to assume the post, Kapoor is an alumnus of the National Defence College, New Delhi, and brings with her a ‘rich bureaucratic experience’ of almost 37 years to the ministry of defence, the statement said.

Kapoor was controller general of defence accounts before taking over the new assignment.

She has worked in the department of personnel and administrative reforms, science and technology and National Commission for Women.

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet approved her appointment last week.

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Malaysian lorry driver claims masseuse “nearly molested” him

May 11, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Kuala Lumpur, May 11 (ANI): A Malaysian lorry driver has laid claim that he was “nearly molested” by a masseuse in Bedong, Kedah.

According to the Harian Metro, the man, who is in his 40s and known as Mail, said his friend had introduced him to the services of the single mother who conducted her business from home.

He revealed that the woman, who is in her 50s, would conduct her massages in a room while her children were in the living room.

“I was told to come for massages three days in a row with each session costing RM30,” the Star Online quoted him as saying.

He suspected something was amiss when on the second day the woman started massaging his private parts.

“She suddenly lifted my sarong and climbed on top of me. What is more shocking is that she wasn’t wearing any underwear,” he revealed.

Shocked by the woman’s actions Mail immediately shoved her away, causing her to fall. He put on his clothes and ran out of the house.

“I am angry at the woman’s action as she had tried to take advantage of her customers. She should have just provided massage services, not sex,” he said.

Mail did not return for his third day appointment.

“A friend told me that the woman only gave massages to men and she had been doing this for years. She is also reputedly very popular with men,” he added. (ANI)

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India, Lanka for expeditious resettlement of displaced Tamils with dignity

April 28, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Thimphu (Bhutan), Apr.28 (ANI): Indian External Affairs Minister S M Krishna met his Sri Lankan counterpart G L Peiris have called for the expeditious rehabilitation and resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) with dignity.

Sources said that Peiris informed Krishna that out of the 300,000 IDPs, 240,000 had been moved out of the rehabilitation camps.

Both leaders also resolved to increase the content and depth of bilateral ties and noted that there should be a sense of participation and equality among all ethnic groups.

They met on the sidelines of the SAARC Council of Ministers meeting here.

Krishna congratulated Peiris on his appointment as Sri Lanka’s new foreign minister and also for the peaceful conduct of the April 8 general elections in which the ruling UPFA registered an impressive win. (ANI)

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Younis wants PCB to hasten decision on appeal against indefinite ban

April 27, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Lahore, Apr.27 (ANI): Former Pakistan cricket captain Younis Khan wants the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to decide on his appeal against the indefinite ban imposed on him by the board as soon as possible.

Younis’ counsel Ahmed Qayyum said the PCB is yet to take any action on his appeal and that it should resolve the issue quickly.

“My client wants his ban to be revoked and decision should be taken as soon as possible on it. So, far we have not received any official notification from the PCB regarding appointment of Justice (retired) Irfan Qadir to hear the appeal,” The Daily Times quoted Qayyum, as saying.

Meanwhile, Younis is hoping that he would be recalled for Pakistan’s tour of England, adding that he was keeping himself fit to respond to the PCB’s call.

“I have not heard anything about the hearing from the PCB yet. I am still waiting and whenever they will call, I will go. I am practicing as I always have done. I am not one of those who will sit around when not playing,” he said. (ANI)

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McEwen joins wine research board

April 21, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Rory McEwen has been appointed the new chairman of the Grape and Wine Research and Development Corporation board.

Mr McEwen, who recently retired as the independent Member for Mount Gambier, is the former South Australian minister for agriculture.

He has also spent five years chairing the South Australian Wine Industry Council and says the experience will be extremely valuable in his new role.

“Now, of course, I’ve got to put on a national hat,” he said.

“South Australia is certainly the most significant wine producing state, New South Wales next and Victoria, but obviously Western Australia, Tasmania, Queensland, everybody has got an industry and I’ve got to now just make sure that simply because I’m South Australian-based doesn’t mean that I don’t focus now and put my attention where the industry is going nationally,” he said.

Federal Agriculture Minister Tony Burke says Mr McEwen’s appointment comes at a critical time for the Australian wine industry, which is attempting to restructure in the face of an oversupply.

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Labor pains deliver first Green minister

April 17, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

The leader of the Tasmanian Greens appears set to go down in history as the first MP from the party to be given a ministerial job.

In a highly-anticipated move, Nick McKim has been formally invited to join the Cabinet in Labor’s minority government.

The Greens leader has until Sunday morning to accept the power-sharing offer.

After three days of negotiations, Premier David Bartlett on Friday invited Mr McKim to be a minister in the Cabinet but will not speculate on which portfolio he would hold.

Mr Bartlett has ruled out appointing more Greens ministers for now but says Upper House independents may be invited before the Cabinet is sworn in next Wednesday.

“Tonight I have sent Mr Nick McKim a letter of invitation to join a Labor Cabinet as a non-PLP [Parliamentary Labor Party] member,” he said.

“This has never happened before in Tasmania and therefore we need to tread carefully.”

The offer compels Mr McKim to vote with the Government in Parliament on matters approved by Cabinet.

The only exceptions are so-called “matters of significant concern” in which he can abstain, as long as he consults the Premier.

In a brief statement, Mr McKim says he is taking legal advice about the formal offer and will respond after consulting the Greens’ partyroom.

The announcement comes almost four weeks after the state election which resulted in a hung parliament, with Labor and the Liberal Party holding 10 seats each in the Lower House and the Greens five seats.

Mr Bartlett says he is convinced the appointment will make his minority government more stable and effective.

“I recognise there will be many people who don’t want to see this happen in Tasmania,” he said.

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Labor caucus meeting ends

April 13, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

The Tasmanian Government will make an announcement tomorrow about the appointment of ministries in the new Cabinet.

The caucus met for more than four hours today, it is understood the 10 members discussed who will get portfolios, and whether any of the five Greens MPs in the new hung parliament should get a ministry.

There is speculation the Greens could get up to two ministries, including the Premier’s Education portfolio.

In a three-line statement Mr Bartlett said:

“Labor wants to make this Government and this Parliament work.”

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Langer’s court date brought forward

April 12, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Suspended Brisbane Broncos assistant coach Allan Langer will appear in the Brisbane’s Magistrates Court on Monday on a drink-driving charge.

The NRL club stood down its former champion half-back late last month after he returned a blood alcohol reading allegedly three times the legal limit, several hours after the Broncos’ heavy loss to the Warriors.

Langer’s legal representatives succeeded in having his hearing brought forward from April 19 to settle the matter.

The Broncos suspended Langer the day he was breath-tested and officials said they would review his appointment once he had appeared in court.

Chief executive Bruno Cullen was unaware of the change in court dates for Langer.

Brisbane has lost to the Roosters and St George Illawarra since Langer was stood down for what the club described as “unacceptable” actions.

At the time, Cullen refused to be drawn on Langer’s future but made it clear he did not want the former great to be “punished more severely than any other normal citizen would be”.

“Whatever happens it won’t be a [ban] for life thing,” Cullen said.

“Alf’s a wonderful icon of our code and of our club and of the sport.

“We’d certainly look forward to him being around some time in the future anyway.”

Langer is hoping to be back at Lang Park next Sunday.

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Two women on NT Supreme bench

April 10, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

The Northern Territory Supreme Court has made history, with the appointment of a second female judge to the bench.

Jenny Blokland was this morning sworn in as the Court’s newest judge.

Alongside Justice Judith Kelly, it’s the first time two women have been Judges of the Northern Territory Supreme Court at the same time.

Justice Blokland’s legal career spans 30 years, she was elevated to ‘Judge’ after serving as the Territory’s Chief Magistrate since 2006.

She says she “hopes to be a wise and good Judge for the Northern Territory”.

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Ex-Howard minister gets tertiary appointment

April 10, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Adelaide University has appointed former Howard government minister Robert Hill as its new chancellor.

The former South Australian senator replaces John von Doussa QC.

He will retire in July after six years in the role.

Mr Hill says Adelaide University is financially sound but needs more infrastructure to cope with rising educational demand.

He says one third of students at the university are from overseas, but the competition is getting tougher to attract them.

“You won’t get the same flood that’s come in recent years, you’ll have to go out and compete for students whereas there hasn’t been so much need for competition in the past,” he said.

“I don’t think it’s been an over-reliance, it’s happened very quickly but I think it’s been a good thing overall.”

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New Western Power chief promises change

April 9, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Mark Barnaba has been appointed as chairman of the Western Power board.

Mr Barnaba is also chairman of the West Coast Eagles AFL club.

The State Government approved the appointment.

He replaces Peter Mansell, who has been chairman of the utility’s board over the past four years.

Mr Barnaba will take up the position on April 21st.

Mr Barnaba says he will oversee a cultural change at Western Power.

He says the energy provider does have room for improvement and he is looking forward to leading the change.

“Efficiencies, I think some organisational capabilities that have to be built in Western Power, but I think it’s in a good position now to achieve that.”

The Energy Minister Peter Collier has thanked the outgoing chairman Peter Mansall, but says it is time for a a change.

“There appears to be a little disenchantment, with regard to Western Power, whether or not it is as operationally efficient as perhaps it could be,” he said.

“From that I feel that perhaps a cultural shift or a cultural change in terms of the operations of Western Power and that will emanate from the top.”

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No commissioner seen for Fastweb, T.Italia unit

April 3, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

MILAN, April 2 (Reuters) – Telecoms operators Fastweb (FWB.MI) and Telecom Italia Sparkle (TLIT.MI) will not be put under special administration over the fraud allegations which have ensnared the companies, judicial sources told Reuters.

A court hearing due to decide whether to appoint a special commissioner to run the companies, set for April 7, has been cancelled, the sources said.

Among the conditions agreed for avoiding the appointment of a special commissioner are the suspension from Fastweb of Chief Executive Stefano Parisi and Chief Operating Officer Alberto Calcagno, they said.

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Socceroos doctor heads to Liverpool

March 31, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

The Socceroos’s chief doctor has been given a senior medical role at the English Premier League team, Liverpool.

Dr Peter Brukner has been appointed as head of sports medicine at the club, after a world wide search for a leader in the field.

He will stay with the Socceroos until the end of the World Cup in South Africa.

Dr Brukner says it is an endorsement of Australia’s sport medicine

“In many ways, Australia leads the world in sports medicine and I guess that’s reflected by my appointment,” he said.

“Liverpool tell me they did a world-wide search and basically they decided that Australian sports medicine was the best in the world.”

Dr Brukner has previously worked with the Melbourne and Collingwood AFL teams, and looked after various other national teams including swimming, athletics and hockey.

He was also a medical boundary rider for ABC Grandstand football.

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Lennon to talk tough for footy clubs

March 31, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Former Premier Paul Lennon has agreed to represent state league football clubs in their dealings with AFL Tasmania.

The President of the North Launceston Football Club Thane Brady confirmed the appointment at a press conference this morning.

The presidents of the clubs decided to approach Mr Lennon after a meeting at Ross in the state’s north earlier this month.

Mr Brady says Mr Lennon will be a strong advocate for the clubs.

“Paul Lennon has accepted our invitation to represent the presidents of each club,” he said.

“He’s a well known sporting identity, he loves his football, he loves his horse racing and given his experience I have no reason at all to dispute his motivations for coming into this.”

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Karunanidhi congratulates Sonia Gandhi on taking charge as NAC chief

March 30, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Chennai, Mar 30 (ANI): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi on Tuesday congratulated Congress President Sonia Gandhi on taking charge as the chief of the National Advisory Council (NAC).

Karunanidhi, who is also the chief of the Dravida Munnettra Kazhagam (DMK) party in a message to Gandhi said, the poor would benefit from her services, adding that the country, especially the poor and the downtrodden, will stand benefited to a very great extent by her excellent service as the chairperson of the Council.

The DMK chief wishing Gandhi a happy and useful tenure as the Chairperson of NAC further said, this appointment would add another feather to her cap.

The Union Government on Monday constituted the National Advisory Council (NAC) to be headed by Sonia Gandhi as its Chairperson.

She will hold the rank and status of Union Cabinet Minister with immediate effect.
The term of appointment of the Chairperson of the NAC will be with effect from the date of assuming charge of the office as the Chairperson.

It will be co-terminus with the term of the NAC or until further orders which ever is earlier.

The term of the members of the NAC shall be for a period of one year with effect from the date of their appointment, which may be extended.

The Chairperson of the NAC shall be entitled to the same salary, pay, allowances and other facilities to which a member of the Union Council of Minister is entitled.

Under the special provision for a Member of Parliament appointed as the member of the NAC, it has been provided that the member shall not be entitled to draw any remuneration, allowances or perks as such member from the NAC other than the compensatory allowance as defined in clause (a) of the section 2 of the Parliament (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1959.

Sonia Gandhi quit the NAC in March 2006 after the BJP- led Opposition alleged that she had violated the office of profit principle.

Gandhi had also resigned from her Lok Sabha seat. But later despite winning the Rae Bareilly by poll, she kept herself away from the NAC. (ANI)

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How Gilani promoted his “jail buddy” to a plum Govt. post

March 29, 2010 By vani Leave a Comment

Islamabad, Mar. 29 (ANI): Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani has reportedly rewarded a junior jail official with a jumbo promotion in the federal government as the man used to provide laptop and movie CDs to Gilani when he was at the Adiala Jail.

Faisal Nisar Chaudhry, a junior officer in Prison Department was first called to work at the Prime Minister’s Secretariat on deputation as Liaison Officer, and now, he has been made Deputy Secretary, The Nation reports.

Interestingly, the association continues as Chaudhry despite having been designated Deputy Secretary continues to work as the Liaison Officer with Gilani, the report adds.

Sources claim that immediately after Gilani’s appointment as the Prime Minister of Pakistan, various attempts were made to induct Chaudhary directly into the Secretariat.

However, the then Principal Secretary and Establishment Secretary had expressed reservations to induct a junior non-concerned officer in Secretariat Group.

But now, sources say, the matter has been resolved as Gilani’s “jail buddy” has assumed charge as Deputy Secretary. (ANI)

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Southern Chicago Healthcare Provider, Riverside Healthcare, Launches New Website

Southern Chicago Healthcare Provider, Riverside Healthcare, Launches New Website

MOVES-RBS Coutts hires Citi strategist for investment role

Japan deputy finmin Noda confirmed as new finmin

Nita Kapoor is new secretary-defence finance

Malaysian lorry driver claims masseuse “nearly molested” him

India, Lanka for expeditious resettlement of displaced Tamils with dignity

Younis wants PCB to hasten decision on appeal against indefinite ban

McEwen joins wine research board

Labor pains deliver first Green minister

Labor caucus meeting ends

Langer’s court date brought forward

Two women on NT Supreme bench

Ex-Howard minister gets tertiary appointment

New Western Power chief promises change

No commissioner seen for Fastweb, T.Italia unit

Socceroos doctor heads to Liverpool

Lennon to talk tough for footy clubs

Karunanidhi congratulates Sonia Gandhi on taking charge as NAC chief

How Gilani promoted his “jail buddy” to a plum Govt. post

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