Villas-Boas promises to stick to his principles
New Straits Times Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:00 PM PST
Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has launched a staunch defence of his footballing philosophy, insisting it is no “cancer†and that he will stay at Stamford Bridge even if the season ends in failure. |
Hilton Kuching lights up 12-foot Christmas tree
The Borneo Post Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:56 PM PST
KUCHING: Hilton Kuching lighted up its Christmas tree and held a party for some 50 children from the Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society, the Salvation Army Children’s and Boys’ Homes on Wednesday. |
Local leader, pharmacist Nichols dies
The Daily Triplicate Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:50 PM PST
Thomas Nichols, who served Del Norte County for nearly 50 years as a pharmacist and a community leader, died Saturday of cancer. He was 70. Nichols was co-owner of Enderts Drug and then the Medicine Shoppe. “Tom was one of those guys who very quietly did a lot of things for the community that nobody ever knew about because he was never one to draw attention to himself,†said friend and fellow ... |
Former Dayton School Board President Gail Littlejohn dies
Dayton Daily News Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:36 PM PST
Former Dayton School Board President Gail Littlejohn died Thursday in Houston, Texas. She was 63.LittleJohn, who oversaw the district’s progress out of academic emergency and helped secure a bond issue to build new schools during her six year tenure, had been undergoing cancer treatments. |
Local dealership raises just under $8,000 for Movember
Portage Daily Graphic Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:34 PM PST
The fight against prostate cancer got a significant boost from employees at Craig Dunn Chevrolet, who raised almost $8,000 for Movember. Tyler Dunn, new car sales manager at Craig Dunn said that exposure in the community help the team to raise $7,808 as well as Facebook.[...] |
Embassy workers battle prostate cancer with 'Movember'
Washington Examiner Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:29 PM PST
Katy Adams, Nikki Schwab Even the bartenders at the British Embassy's Bar 3100 were growing support for "Movember" Wednesday night at the Mo'Lympics, a prostate cancer fundraiser where men sprout moustaches through the month of November. British Deputy Head of Mission Philip Barton was unwittingly roped into captaining the embassy's team, the Stiff Upper Lips, when he assumed his new title in ... |
Stars At The Shore: Olivia Newton-John
CBS Philadelphia Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:25 PM PST
Celebrating her 40th year in the music industry, Olivia Newton-John has graced the big screen, charmed audiences with her songs and is a breast cancer survivor who continues to positively inspire millions with her message of hope. |
Doctors warn of budget cut cancer toll
ABC via Yahoo!7 News Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:23 PM PST
Senior doctors are warning more Tasmanians will suffer from advanced diseases including cancer unless the state's elective surgery waiting lists are reduced. |
Mega Hotel launches ‘Go Green Wishing Tree’
The Borneo Post Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:13 PM PST
MIRI: Mega Hotel here launched the ‘Go Green Wishing Tree’ yesterday in support of Sarawak Children’s Cancer Society (SCCS). The ‘Go Green Wishing Tree’ is a 16-foot tree made up of painted recycled bottles. |
Sen. Hannon Meets With Adelphi Breast Cancer Program
Garden City News Thu, 01 Dec 2011 17:03 PM PST
From left, social work intern Paula Tusiani-Eng, Garden City; director Hillary Rutter, Plainview; Sen. Hannon; bilingual social worker Angela Papalia Selden and social worker Caroline Mulcahy, Franklin Square Senator Kemp Hannon recently met with some staff of the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline & Support Program to discuss the work that they do throughout the state. |
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