Getting the local angle Pioneer Press
About 95 percent of disputed goals are verified or disallowed by reviewing replays from the NHL's in-house cameras overlooking the nets in all 30 arenas, which are beamed to the video replay judge in the press box whether or not the game is televised.
YouTube as Extremist Theater Wired News
Clips of bombings, sniper attacks and kidnap victims show up regularly on YouTube -- some of them staged for the camera in order to post for a world audience. By the Associated Press.
NCIS: The most popular show nobody talks about Chicago Sun-Times
A decade ago, Lauren Holly co-starred on "Picket Fences," which won awards, critical acclaim and references in pop culture. But it often hovered around No. 60 in the ratings, she says. Now all that's reversed. She co-stars on a Top 10 series -- but it gets no awards, no press and no buzz.
Your guide to today, tomorrow and beyond El Paso Times
FREE -- Black history: The University of Texas at El Paso will have a variety of events during February to educate the public about African-American history. The theme of this year's Black History Month is "Africans in the Americas."
Dream bikes get crowd revved up Las Cruces Sun-News
LAS CRUCES — For two years, Jesse James "Frog" Theriault spent his extra time dreaming up designs, tinkering with parts and trying to perfect the merging of a 1967 Ford Mustang and a custom motorcycle.
Global Entertainment Inc.'s "Very Mean Men" Reviewed by Daily Variety’s Ken Eisner Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance
Global Entertainment Holdings/Equities Inc. ("Global" or the "Company"), a publicly traded, vertically integrated media company and independent producer and distribution of motion picture, video and television entertainment, announced it will be releasing its first feature film world wide -- "Very Mean Men" at the Cannes Film Festival in May 2007.
Lavalas demonstrations denounce UN in Haiti cmi santiago
News of the demonstrations in Haiti has been met with a virtual press blackout by major corporate news organizations. Only the Associated Press (AP) filed a short dispatch on the protests in Port-au-Prince and they reported only "hundreds" attended the demonstration.
Movie Guide and Film Series New York Times
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Friday, Feb 09, 2007 Knight-Ridder Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON - Not too long ago, Nayibe Rojas was living in the jungles of southern Colombia, wearing combat fatigues and directing the finances of a powerful unit of the leftist FARC guerrillas.
No site yet for town hall meeting Santa Maria Times
Santa Maria Police officials say a town hall meeting that was postponed last month is still waiting to be re-scheduled. But several citizens who plan to attend are already lining up with a litany of questions and concerns for the department.
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