Jessica's Lounge: 'beer, wine and a good time' Bradenton Herald
My original plan for Saturday had been to make it to the beach and find a tale to tell. But as I cruised west on Manatee Avenue the voice of reason told me I was in no condition to spend the afternoon outdoors. I needed a cool, quiet, dimly lighted place to relax in the company of complete strangers.
U.S. Consumers Reeling From Higher Debt Burden and more From the Wilderness Publications
February 03, 2006 U.S. Consumers Reeling From Higher Debt Burden - by John Wasik, Bloomberg.com (read this story) Last run for Independence Air - by The Associated Press (read this story) Manhattan real estate hits wall - by Les Christie, CNNMoney.com (read this story) The Peak Oil Crisis - by The Falls Church News Press (read this story)
Press Contact Electronic Frontier Foundations
San Francisco - A federal judge has refused to dismiss the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (EFF's) case against AT&T for collaborating with the NSA in illegal spying on millions of ordinary Americans, setting the stage for a congressional showdown over proposed dramatic changes in federal surveillance law.
BBI sees change for innovation icWales
BBI Healthcare's advance into the growing market for diabetes-related products has accelerated with the launch of GlucoTabs.
Mig Music Releases Malmström Patches Reason Refill Harmony Central
Mig Music has programmed a new collection of patches for Propellerhead Reason's Malmström synth.
Caw of the wild Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune
Dark crow, with beady black eyes and menacing beak, cocks its head and studies passersby. This harbinger of autumn featured in Halloween displays is associated with bad luck, death and all things sinister. A crow's attention can be unnerving. Indeed, ancient people watching crows devour their dead kin on the battlefield believed they saw evil incarnate. And that cluster of crows crossing the
Despite their press, crows really aren't such bad characters Knoxville News Sentinal
Dark crow, with beady black eyes and menacing beak, cocks its head and studies passersby. This harbinger of autumn featured in Halloween displays is associated with bad luck, death and all things sinister. A crow's attention can be unnerving.
Youth Market: Starbucks surfs youth wave; adding Tallahassee stores Tallahassee Democrat
"You know the day will go well if you drink Starbucks in the morning." Those words by Tallahassee high school student Colson Barnes could well express the thoughts of a growing number of consumers in the teen - 24 marketplace.
Summit County Akron Beacon Journal
Jonathan Foster, 24, was charged Sept. 21 with criminal mischief and two counts of disorderly conduct. Police said Foster was found hiding in a construction zone at the dead end of Paul Williams Street after being kicked out of a nearby bar. Police said they also recognized Foster as a man who matched the description of a person who broke off the parking gate of a downtown Akron restaurant.
DTAC: Roaming off slightly Bangkok Post
The mobile operator DTAC is experiencing a drop in international roaming customers following the military coup, but sees no reason to reduce its roaming revenue forecast of four billion baht for this year.