| Coptic leader hospitalized in Ohio
He had spinal surgery at the Cleveland Clinic in October 2006. The Coptic Church is the native Christian church of Egypt, and has a doctrine similar to the Greek Orthodox and Russian Orthodox churches. Pope Shenouda has led the church since 1971. Copts are believed to be 10 percent of Egypt's 77 million population, making up the largest Christian community in the Middle East. Under his leadership, the church has established congregations in the United States, South America, New Zealand and Australia. It has more than 100 North American congregations, up from four in 1971. .
DREW SHARP: Beating Michigan won't cure MSU's woes
Beating Michigan won't cure MSU's woes Bowl chances take hit with 2nd straight loss December 28, 2007 IOWA CITY, Iowa -- There is no maize-and-blue healing agent for this wound. If Michigan State believes that such a remedy exists, it only confirms the sad reality that Spartan football remains a happy prisoner of the "one-win justification." That's the prevailing perception in East Lansing, that a 1-11 season is acceptable as long as the one win comes against Michigan. .
To sleep, perchance to ... work?
It can feel like not getting any sleep. You work all day, collapse in your bed and dream that you are still working. Then you wake up to find that you really haven't been working. And now you must get up and work again, even though you're exhausted from working in your dreams. Staples Inc. calls this phenomenon "sleepworking." On Thursday, the office-supply retailer released results of an online survey showing that more than half of small-business professionals are "sleepworkers." "Our customers often tell us there just aren't enough hours in the day, so it's understandable that business activity is invading sleep time," said Staples executive John Giusti. Frank Schultz of the Tavern Hospitality Group says he's constantly dreaming of business — which for him means expanding his chain of tony neighborhood taverns.
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