Technology transfer--connecting users to creators: R&D organizations are finding new homes for the technologies that didn't quite make it into that new product or process they just introduced--and they make money, too. (Cover Story).
We live in a world of technology. From genomics to nanotech to electronics and more, our world has become immersed in an ever-expanding sea of technologies. However, relatively few technologies that are being created actually find their way into useful products or processes. The average corporation

Publication: R & D

PRESERVING THE HERITAGE; EFFORTS ARE UNDER WAY TO MOVE THE HISTORIC JAMES HERITAGE HOUSE FROM BURLINGTON TO GLENCOE MILL VILLAGE.(HOME LIFE)
This old house, the one with the noble name and the sad beginning, may have a happy future - if fire doesn't get it first. The James Heritage house stands empty and condemned now. Like the South Ireland Street neighborhood that surrounds it, the house has lost its turn-of-the-century pride but not

Publication: The News & Record (Piedmont Triad, NC)

Bubbling with new ideas: drumming up ways to expand market for home-delivered seltzer water.(Originated from Providence Journal-Bulletin)
WARWICK, R.I. _ Sal Corio had doubled his sales and his customers in two years after he began bottling and selling seltzer water. Still, it wasn't enough. He wasn't making much money and the market was limited. He wanted to get more people to take his home-delivery service and to try his new

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service

Golf: 11-8 Sjoland to show way home.(Sports)
SECOND-ROUND three-balls are a terrible betting medium. It's often hard to make a case for a player at a juicy price if he has already been beaten pointless by one of his partners but sticking with the short pots leads only to the poorhouse. Padraig Harrington is the perfect example. The Irishman

Publication: The Racing Post (London, England)

Liberty makes moves to boost its stake in HSN. (Liberty Media Corp.; Home Shopping Network Inc.)
Attempting to shore up confidence in troubled Home Shopping Network Inc., Liberty Media Corp. offered to buy up to 15 million shares of the company's stock for $105 million, possibly boosting its stake to 40 percent. The tender offer came just a week after Liberty bailed out of an offer to take

Publication: Multichannel News

PAPPAS TESTIFIES -- MAKES PUSH FOR HOME HEALTH CARE LEGISLATION
00-00-0000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JULY 16, 1998 Pappas Testifies -- Makes Push For Home Health Care Legislation Budget Office Says It Saves Money Washington - Stating the need to protect low-cost home health care options, U.S. Representative Michael Pappas (R-NJ, 12th district) testified today

Publication: Capitol Hill Press Releases