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Changes Coming to Underachieving Bills (AP via Yahoo! News) - Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson's vow to make changes this offseason did not come as a surprise to his players.

HK 182-day bills average accepted yield 3.82 pct (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News) - HONG KONG, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The average accepted yield for 182-day Exchange Fund bills (issue number H655) tendered on Tuesday was 3.82 percent, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority said.

Manchin Proposes Simplified Medical Bills,: ; Legislature to Focus on Health-Care Issues (RedNova) - By Jennifer Bundy Gov. Joe Manchin throws up his hands and says although his hernia surgery was eight months ago, he still doesn't know how much it cost. He received bills for months and then a refund for an overpayment - even though he paid the amount he was billed.

Changes coming to underachieving Bills (Boston Globe) - Buffalo Bills quarterback J. P. Losman talks to the media during NFL football locker cleanout at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., Monday, Jan. 2, 2006. The Bills finished the season 5-11.

Bills' Wilson Says He'll Make Changes (AP via Yahoo! News) - Bills owner Ralph Wilson promised changes after a season-ending 30-26 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday, leaving general manager Tom Donahoe's job in jeopardy.

Bills Future: "There are going to be some changes." (WGRZ-TV Buffalo) - A disapointing Bills season ended Sunday with an equally disapointing 30-26 loss to the New York Jets. The offseason has officially begun, and not long into it, Bills Owner Ralph Wilson gave indications as to what lies ahead.

Bills Announce Schedule For Next Season (WTVH) - Jan 02, 2006 - On Monday the Bills announced a list of their 2006 opponents that includes home contests against the San Diego Chargers, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Green Bay Packers in addition to the team’s yearly divisional slate against the Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, and New York Jets. The Bills road schedule is highlighted by trips to Indianapolis, Chicago, Baltimore and Detroit.

MEDICAL BILLS FOR TAIWAN AIDS PATIENTS MAY TOP US$952 MLN: BNHI (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance) - Health / Pharmaceuticals If no prevention measures against AIDS are taken, medical bills for AIDS patients could reach NT$31.89 billion (US$951.94 million) over the next five years, an official of the Bureau of National Health Insurance (BNHI) said Monday.

Medical Bills For Taiwan AIDS Patients May Top US$952 MLN: BNHI (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News) - If no prevention measures against AIDS are taken, medical bills for AIDS patients could reach NT$31.89 billion (US$951.94 million) over the next five years, an official of the Bureau of National Health Insurance (BNHI) said Monday.

New brick furnace could reduce heating bills By Jim Maniaci Cibola County Bureau (The Gallup Independent) - GRANTS — People who want to save money on their heating bills should check out a new ceramic brick furnace now on display by Continental Divide Electric Cooperative.