Study likely spells end for anti-bleeding drug
By Linda A. Johnson | May 15
An anti-bleeding drug probably will stay off the market, experts say, after a rigorous study found patients getting the medication during heart surgery were much more likely to die than patients given other drugs.
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Get into their tops for less than you think
By Marty Padgett | May 13
You might assume that convertibles will chomp a huge chunk from your wallet, but it doesn’t have to be that way. There are a handful of snappy, great-looking, and entertaining convertibles that you can buy for less than $30,000.
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Industrial output falls, second time in 3 months
By Martin Crustinger | May 15
Industrial output plunged in April as factories making everything from autos to heavy machinery felt the adverse effects of the weak economy. Analysts held out hope that production will revive in the second half of the year, helped by the government’s economic stimulus checks.
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For the Love of the Loire
By Jason Salzenstein | May 14
Paris is known worldwide as the romance capitol of the world and it’s unlikely to lose that title anytime soon. Paris, however, isn’t the only place in France to escape for a little rest, relaxation, and lovin’. Long known for its seemingly endless array of magnificent chateaux, the Loire Valley is a fabulous vacation destination, and wonderful alternative (or add-on) to a Parisian escapade...
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US foreclosure filings surge 65 percent in April
By Alex Veiga | May 14
More U.S. homeowners fell behind on mortgage payments last month, driving the number of homes facing foreclosure up 65 percent versus the same month last year and contributing to a deepening slide in home values, a research company said Tuesday.
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Pre-History of the Circuit
By Mickey Weems | May 12
You think gay dance parties are a modern invention? Gay men’s passion for dancing goes much farther back than White and Black Parties.
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A Cut Above :: The best knives, for any occasion
By Jason Salzenstein | May 12
A true gourmet knows that the quality of his or her creations come as a result of good ingredients, skill, and the quality of tools at his or her disposal. When it comes to kitchen knives this is especially important. Good knives are an investment, and they should last for years. Here are our favorites...
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Saturday, May 17th
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6:00pm
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2008 Latino Pride of New England :: Community Resource Fair :: at Back Bay Events Center, Boston, MA
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Sunday, May 18th
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5:30pm
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An Evening of Theater :: at Local 121, 121 Washington Street, Providence, RI , Trinity Repertory Theater, Providence, RI
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Saturday, May 31st
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True Colors Tour :: at Bank of America Pavillion, Boston, MA
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12:00pm
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PRIOG: Walk on the Cliff Walk :: at Newport, RI
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Friday, June 6th
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12:00pm
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Stand Against AIDS! Our Next President Must End the Epidemic Now! :: at AIDS Project Rhode Island, 232 W. Exchange St (enter on Bradford St), Providence, RI 02903
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