| New Advertising Campaign for All-New 2008 Jeep Liberty Puts the Focus ...
AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Sept. 26 -- With a distinct family resemblance, but a personality all its own, the all-new 2008 Jeep Liberty takes center stage in a new advertising campaign that builds on the brand's "Have Fun Out There" tagline and highlights one of the industry's exclusive features, the Sky Slider(TM) roof. The new campaign launches nationally the week of Sept. 23 during the network premieres of "Law & Order SVU," "The Office," "New Amsterdam" and "Desperate Housewives." Throughout the integrated marketing campaign, the message is simple. The new Jeep Liberty is truly an authentic Jeep, from its classic seven-slot grille and the redesigned exterior, to its legendary off-road capability and new features designed to give owners that extra dose of fun that comes from wanting to bring more of the world into their driving experience.
Babette Martino: Recent Paintings
Paintings of local urban towns open the first exhibit of 2008 at the Gallery, The work of renowned painter Babette Martino features works of oil on panel. Martino is known for her quiet, muted approach to vacant townscapes and their environs, captured by a palette limited to 12 colors, including white. If people are represented in her work, it is usually a lone figure dwarfed by surrounding architecture. The vistas of local Pennsylvania towns and boroughs - including Conshohocken, Norristown and Manayunk - feature row homes, businesses and the urban infrastructure of streets, bridges and highways, and capture an environment of loneliness and solitude imbued by a study of light. .
Gardner crusade is a selfish last act
Still, in Carlson's view, people across the political and religious spectrum, including the nonreligious, should recognize a threat to society. "It goes to the first rule of the social compact," he said, "that people come together to protect life." Curiously, at least in the Northwest, support for assisted suicide is a "liberal" cause. Didn't John F. Kennedy, in a message to Congress, quote historian Arnold Toynbee's conclusion that a society's durability is best measured "by the respect and care given its elderly citizens?" Hubert Humphrey, a progressive hero of the 20th century, declared: "The moral test of a government is how it treats those who are at the dawn of life, the children; those who are in the twilight of life, the aged; and those who are in the shadow of life, the sick, the needy and the handicapped." A radically different attitude is voiced in the book "Freedom to Die" by Derek Humphry, co-founder of The Hemlock Society.
Latest News
Acumen Biofin Rodman & Renshaw 9th Annual Healthcare Conference on November 6, 2007 at 9:30 a.m. EST at the New York Palace Hotel in New York City.
Lazard Capital Markets Fourth Annual Healthcare Conference on November 27, 2007 at 4:00 p.m. EST at the New York Palace Hotel in New York City.
A live audio webcast of each of the presentations will be available under the News and Events section of the companys website at www.inhibitex.com. The webcasts will be archived and available on the Inhibitex website after each of the events for a period of 30 days. About Inhibitex
Inhibitex, Inc., headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of products that can treat, prevent or diagnose serious infections. In addition to its emerging antiviral pipeline that includes FV-100 to treat shingles, HIV integrase inhibitors, HCV polymerase inhibitors and a series of compounds to address cytomegalovirus infections, the Company has several programs and collaborations based upon its proprietary MSCRAMM protein platform.
Silvia Dogliani/Egypt Today
THERES NEVER a dull moment when youre hanging out with the Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities. And with the surge of discoveries in the past few weeks, Zahi Hawass is more frenetic than usual. Freeing up some time for meeting at his office, Hawass is deluged with phone calls and secretaries flooding in every couple of minutes as he talks about two breathtaking new discoveries, massive changes in the operations of the Egyptian Museum, a new high-tech project to study mummies and the unfolding plans for the new Grand Egyptian Museum. .
|
