| Orlando Man Arrested After Baby Shot In Orange County Home
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Orange County sheriff's department said an Orlando man was arrested Friday in the shooting of a a baby. A sheriff's spokesman said Adam Fountain was charged with one count of aggravated battery. The baby was taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound. The spokesman said the girl is hospitalized in serious condition. A loud noise woke the girl's mother Thursday and she then found the girl bleeding, with a gunshot wound to the upper torso. Fountain and another man had been babysitting the girl. They fled the scene. .
The Tour Blog
Welcome to the Tour Blog, where Golfweek reporters Jeff Babineau, Jeff Rude, Rex Hoggard, Dave Seanor, Alex Miceli, James Achenbach, Alistair Tait and Beth Ann Baldry deliver the latest inside news and happenings on the PGA Tour, LPGA and European Tour.
Editor's note: This is the archived material from the inaugural FedEx Cup playoffs.
ATLANTA – In the press room at tournaments, a lot of crazy stats and notes cross our desks.
This one might be one of the odder ones this writer has run across: With his victory at East Lake, Tiger Woods moved to $10,867,052 in season earnings. Phil Mickelson is No. 2 at $5,819,988 and Vijay Singh is No. 3 at $4,728,376.
Could Phil still catch Tiger? You bet.
All he'd need to do is play all SEVEN of the Tour's Fall Series AND WIN THEM ALL.
TELUS Reports Third Quarter Results
TELUS Corporation today reported that third quarter 2007 revenue increased 4.5 per cent to $2.31 billion from a year ago. The performance was driven by nine per cent growth in both wireless revenue and wireline data revenue, partially offset by declines in local and long distance wireline revenues. Consolidated earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) increased 3.6 per cent to $987 million due to an increase in wireless EBITDA of eight per cent, while wireline EBITDA decreased by one per cent. .
(AFX UK Focus) 2007-11-19 04:01 GMT: China Longyuan Power, Austria's KPC sign carbon credit deal
BEIJING (XFN-ASIA) - China Longyuan Power Group Co said it has signed an agreement with Kommunalkredit Public Consulting (KPC), under which the Austrian company will buy carbon credits for 3.8 mln tons of carbon dioxide equivalent. The credits will be purchased from Longyuan's eight wind power farms, it said in a statement. As a theoretical alternative to a coal fired generator with similar output, the wind unit saves 3.8 mln tons of carbon dioxide equivalent a year. Under the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism, clean energy projects in the developing world are permitted to sell credits to companies in developed countries, enabling the latter to meet their Kyoto commitments to reduce greenhouse gases. kelly.zang@xfn.com xfnkz/xfjamesa/xfnrc COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Financial News Limited 2007.
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