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Articles in Jul 16, 2004 issue of Long Island Business News

• Texas Tech Univ. taps FalconStor for data storage software
  by LIBN Staff
• Port Washington-based NPD Group debuts service to track home video
  by Ken Schachter
• New law firm opens for business in Long Island
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Neil Birnbaum appointed executive director of the Long Island
  by Wendy Friedman
• New York sports stars raise $1.2 million for National Center for
  by Wendy Friedman
• US Senate considers Class Action Fairness Act
  by LIBN Staff
• Vacant Bethpage-based Cablevision site leased by two commercial
  by Nick Anastasi
• Animal activists target Manhattan-based Forest Laboratories execs
  by Ken Schachter
• Federal Realty Investment Trust targets Long Island retail sector
  by Nick Anastasi
• Fitch Ratings might cut debt rating for Westbury-based NY Community
  by David Reich-Hale
• Roslyn Heights sold for $4.12M
  by Nick Anastasi
• Satellite systems provider Globecomm settles with financially-
  by LIBN Staff
• Manhattan's Spanierman Gallery opens new gallery in East Hampton
  by Adina Genn
• Corporate Counsel Section of NY State Bar Assn. releases new
  by LIBN Staff
• The life and times of ESPN broadcaster, Bob Varsha
  by Nick Anastasi
• Electronics maker seeks to escape Ch. 11
  by Claude Solnik
• Mortgage Bankers Assn. reports that refinance activity rises slightly
  by David Reich-Hale
• Rivkin Radler closes down west coast office
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Acclaim Entertainment faces possible bankruptcy
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island Community Chest hosts annual Fight for Charity
  by Ken Cerini
• Melville-based Geller Rudman merges with San Diego-based Lerach
  by Claude Solnik
• Smithtown ad agency designs nurse-recruiting campaign for Southside
  by Claude Solnik
• Hi-Tech Pharmacal reports lower fourth-quarter results
  by LIBN Staff
• Price war among broadband providers intensifies competition between
  by Ken Schachter
• NY governor signs bill to protect the privacy of civil court
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Andrew Haimes named to the National Society of Professional Engineers
  by Wendy Friedman
• Keep Islip Clean announces success of 2004 Great American Cleanup
  by Wendy Friedman
• Business groups sling mud at Edwards, dub him 'trial lawyer'
  by LIBN Staff
• FDA allows leeches as medical devices; Westbury co. that sells them
  by Ken Schachter
• Long Island business leaders want completed plan for redevelopment of
  by Rosamaria Mancini
• Liability insurance costs choke small businesses
  by Adina Genn
• Commentary: Only a matter of time before the dice rolls
  by Jerry Kremer
• Mortgage set for Five Towns Shopping Center in Woodmere
  by Nick Anastasi
• Garden Care Center in Franklin Square expands rehab nursing program
  by Claude Solnik
• Employees of NY office of US Small Business Admin. to tour business
  by Adina Genn
• Siblings keep Long Island-based law practice in the family
  by Claude Solnik
• Sallyane Ballweg promoted to senior vice president of J.P. Morgan
  by Wendy Friedman
• Jennifer Convertibles posts third-quarter profits
  by LIBN Staff
• Three Long Island companies win awards in their fields
  by Ken Schachter
• Commerce Bancorp exhibits steadfast commitment to Long Island Classic
  by David Reich-Hale
• Long Island non-profits announce staffing changes: July 16, 2004
  by Wendy Friedman
• Hoops 4 Hope sponsors coaching clinic/benefit to support youth
  by Wendy Friedman
• Nassau County exec approves Daniel A. Kane as acting pres/CEO of
  by LIBN Staff
• At long last, Long Island Jewish Medical Center begins makeover
  by Claude Solnik
• New York courts continue jury reform
  by LIBN Staff
• Commentary: Brookhaven is right to wait on zoning
  by LIBN Staff
• AC Nielsen renews and expands its Long Island operations
  by Nick Anastasi
• Schneider Children's Hospital installs high-tech camera to detect
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Beach-based Flip Flop Gourmet sells desserts flavored with
  by Adina Genn
• Summer associate programs help lawyers-to-be learn the profession
  by Claude Solnik
• Organization seeks to save Southampton College
  by LIBN Staff
• Insurance Services customer poll finds disorganization leads to wrong
  by David Reich-Hale
• APW Supermarkets wins approval for expansion in Baldwin Harbor
  by Rosmaria Mancini
• Business leaders attend sales-training session at the Sandler Sales
  by Adina Genn
• Volunteer needed for the American Cancer Society's Road to Recovery
  by Wendy Friedman
• A day in the life of a Long Island corporate attorney
  by Claude Solnik
• Auditors target schools as new source of business for forensic
  by David Reich-Hale
• Hempstead awards grants for family counseling
  by Wendy Friedman
• Globecomm Systems wins $1.5M contract
  by LIBN Staff
• North Hills-based Spector Group tackles North Shore Hebrew Academy
  by Nick Anastasi
• Long Island Wine Council offers “All About Wine” course to
  by David Reich-Hale
• East Meadow-based law firm names Jennifer Appel a partner in its real
  by Wendy Friedman
• Dowling College holds Long Island Freedom Festival to celebrate
  by Wendy Friedman
• Commentary: Sylver scandal could haunt Suozzi
  by John Kiernan
• Long Island's independently owned coffeehouses struggle to survive
  by David Reich-Hale
• NY appellate court finds video-lottery-terminal fund distribution is
  by LIBN Staff
• Fonar's stand-up MRIs are big sell
  by LIBN Staff
• Riverhead Town decides against developer's office/town hall proposal
  by Nick Anastasi
• AvalonBay Communities selects Huntington-based Epoch 5 Public
  by David Reich-Hale
• Commentary: Invite prospects on company tours to win new sales
  by LIBN Staff
• Long Island firms become the targets of securities class-action
  by Claude Solnik
• Long Island health care facilities announce staffing changes: July
  by Wendy Friedman