Cortright

Joseph Cortright, an economist who has studied biotechnology clusters, gave the example of a promising anti-leukemia compound developed at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, where Mr. Cortright is based.

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Joseph Cortright, an economist who has studied biotechnology clusters, gave the example of a promising anti-leukemia compound developed at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, where Mr. Cortright is based.

OHSU biotech breakthrough -- worthless to Portland (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

You can usually count on Joe Cortright to tell it like it is.

OHSU biotech breakthrough -- worthless to Portland (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

We boated Shaver Lake and fished up near Cortright Res. for brookies and goldens.

fresno county ca. is offering a gun buyback program, 50$ per rifle,100$ per pistol,200$ per assault rifle. 2009

Isn't that blowhard Joe Cortright part of ECONnorthwest?

More biotech lies from OHSU and the PDC (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

As with the mobility reports, the data Cortright used do not quantify how miserable you are on Interstate 66 at the Capital Beltway in the morning or on the inner loop through Bethesda in the afternoon.

How we measure commuters' misery Robert Thomson 2011

We boated Shaver Lake and fished up near Cortright Res. for brookies and goldens.

fresno county ca. is offering a gun buyback program, 50$ per rifle,100$ per pistol,200$ per assault rifle. 2009

For policymakers, Cortright suggests, the study asks whether their goal should be to increase road capacity for the sake of increasing peak-period speeds, or instead to concentrate on land-use plans that don't segregate home, office, commerce and entertainment into widely separated zones reachable only by cars.

How we measure commuters' misery Robert Thomson 2011

You can usually count on Joe Cortright to tell it like it is.

OHSU biotech breakthrough -- worthless to Portland (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

Hutto connected with the book's author, David Cortright, and an Iraq War veteran named Liam Madden, and on January 16 of this year, they presented their statement — "An Appeal for Redress from the War in Iraq" — to Congress, along with the signatures of more than 1,600 fellow servicemen and women.

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