Baby Boomers More (Rhinestone baby pacifiers) Loyal To Service Providers Than To Products
MediaPost - BABY BOOMERS WERE REVOLUTIONARY--BUT THEY are less brand-loyal than preceding generations. According to a study released this week by market-research firm Focalyst, a joint venture between AARP and the Kantar Group, boomers defy expectation. The
San Francisco Gate - "Boomsday" is a novel by Christopher Buckley that imagines an economic collapse brought about by a generation of retiring baby boomers , through the eyes of a 29-year-old blogger. Two Chronicle writers from different generations -- editorial writer
Mansfield News Journal - MANSFIELD -- Prosecutors sought the maximum sentence for a man who broke several of his infant daughter's bones. They'll have to settle for four years. Andrew Nicol, 27, received a four-year sentence Wednesday from Richland County Common Pleas Judge
Toledo Blade - FINDLAY - The white cardboard box caught her eye first, but it was the poignant words written on one side that made her curious enough to look inside. "Please take care of me. I was born May 15. (My mommy can't.)" Twelve-year-old Rebecca Simpson said
ABC News - Stacy Rojas, a 34-year-old teacher at Molina High School in Dallas, was happily expecting her first child with her husband, Marcus. Six months into her pregnancy, though, Stacy had a brain aneurysm and went into a coma. Marcus and Stacy's doctors
San Francisco Gate - "Boomsday" is a novel by Christopher Buckley that imagines an economic collapse brought about by a generation of retiring baby boomers , through the eyes of a 29-year-old blogger. Two Chronicle writers from different generations -- editorial writer
Mansfield News Journal - MANSFIELD -- Prosecutors sought the maximum sentence for a man who broke several of his infant daughter's bones. They'll have to settle for four years. Andrew Nicol, 27, received a four-year sentence Wednesday from Richland County Common Pleas Judge
Toledo Blade - FINDLAY - The white cardboard box caught her eye first, but it was the poignant words written on one side that made her curious enough to look inside. "Please take care of me. I was born May 15. (My mommy can't.)" Twelve-year-old Rebecca Simpson said
ABC News - Stacy Rojas, a 34-year-old teacher at Molina High School in Dallas, was happily expecting her first child with her husband, Marcus. Six months into her pregnancy, though, Stacy had a brain aneurysm and went into a coma. Marcus and Stacy's doctors
