Refer to a friend 2009-12-01 00:17:57 - ABERDEENSHIRE, UK -- (Marketwire) -- 11/30/09 -- THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS NOT FOR RELEASE, PUBLICATION OR DISTRIBUTION IN OR INTO THE UNITED STATES Xcite Energy Limited (TSX-V: XEL) (LSE: XEL) (AIM:... Full Article at PR-Inside.com

PLYMOUTH'S evening and night-time economy is worth millions of pounds and vital for attracting the talent that will propel the city's prosperity, a major drinks industry meeting has been told. Full Article at This Is Plymouth

BioScrip (NASDAQ:BIOS) is expected to present at the 21st Annual Piper Jaffray Health Care Conference on Wednesday, December 2. The conference will be held December 1-2 at the New York Palace Hotel in New York, NY. Full Article at TransWorldNews

The family of Martin Auld, the motorcyclist who was killed in a hit-and-run in 2008, left the Victoria courthouse in despair yesterday after the man driving the vehicle that struck Auld was sentenced to five years. Full Article at Vancouver Sun

- Chelcea Hopkins v. Gary Hopkins, both of 7 Mountain Creek Court, Honesdale; married March 7, 2008; Oressa Camp­bell, attorney. - Joan Denison, Lake Ariel, to James and Christina Masterson, Tafton, a property in Paupack Twp. for $259,000. Full Article at Scranton Times-Tribune

Richard Smith scored in the 31st minute and 10th-ranked Harvard added a pair of late goals to pull away for a 3-0 victory against Monmouth in the second round of the NCAA Division 1 men’s soccer tournament yesterday in Cambridge. Full Article at Boston Herald

Noah John Rondeau spent much of his early life in the north woods. Born in 1883 into a devout and strict French-Canadian family, he ran away from his Lake Placid home at the age of 15. Full Article at The Observer-Dispatch

The CFO for (NYSE:RPT) has resigned. The Southfield-based real estate investment trust announced Richard Smith will step down, though he will remain involved during a transition period. He has been CFO since 1996. Full Article at Crain's Detroit Business

Once upon a time, mass spectrometers were open-platform devices that could be tweaked as new applications arose. Today’s mass specs, though, are tightly engineered black boxes: sample in, data out. Full Article at The Scientist

DETROIT -- For the second consecutive year, Michigan earned a D on the second annual March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card but it showed improvement on criteria that can help give all babies a healthy start in life. Full Article at WDIV

Suppose the state legislature came up with the harebrained idea to pass a law to exempt the killers of white women from the death penalty, no matter how brutal and premeditated the crime. Full Article at Charlotte Creative Loafing

"I had no idea how bad it was," my friend Richard Smith told me after crunching the numbers... Richard (founder of the excellent TradeStops) should know about crunching numbers... He has a Ph.D. in "mathematical systems theory." Full Article at iStockAnalyst

As a former State Department negotiator, Richard Smith led negotiations on some of the most significant environmental and scientific agreements of the late and post-Cold War era. Full Article at E&E Publishing

Pub's £125 champagne band truffles burger is world's most expensive Nov 14 2009 Richard Smith A PUB is boasting the best burger on the planet - at a mere £125 a meal. Full Article at The Daily Record

The US housing market is starting to recover, thanks in part to the government's tax-credit for first-time home buyers, Richard Smith, president & CEO of Realogy, the world's largest brokerage operator, told CNBC. Full Article at CNBC

A man wanted by Jefferson County authorities was arrested after a resident spotted him bolting through yards in Arvada. Full Article at Denver Post

Richard Smith of the Beverly-Hanks downtown office has earned the Certified New Home Specialist and Residential Construction Certified designations. Full Article at The Asheville Citizen-Times

DEEP RIVER (AP) — The wife of Deep River First Selectman Richard Smith has been charged with embezzling money from a bank. Full Article at New Haven Register

TESS VIGELAND: This coming week marks Veterans Day. So we thought we'd take a moment to look at the new GI Bill that took effect this summer. It brings the benefit more in line with current costs for tuition, books and housing. Full Article at Marketplace