Gayle respects veteran McGrath CricketLine.com
West Indies master blaster Gayle, who finished as man of the tournament in the ICC Champions Trophy thanks to his 474 runs, got a good look at the 36-year-old in two matches.
A southern Magnolia Ball for Baptist Hospital Coral Gables Gazette
For those who love visiting southern states where beautiful magnolia trees dominate the foliage, they were delighted with the décor at the 2006 Baptist Hospital Magnolia Ball. The reception was a complete replica of the balmy south with elegant white paper lanterns overhead, a beautiful gazebo dripping with purple and white Wisteria flowers and vines, park benches and lampposts that were nestled
Section Links Platinum today
Architect Frank Gehry has used platinum in his latest creation, for which he has employed the help of master craftsmen from jeweller Tiffany.
"The Voice of Hollywood": Marni Nixon, 7:30 p.m. today at Town Hall, 1119 Eight Ave., Seattle. Tickets are $5, free for King County Journal
Vietnam Traveling Wall: The 80 percent-scale replica of the Washington, D.C.-based wall, the largest wall replica in the nation containing the names of the 58,000 men and women who died in Vietnam, is displayed through Nov. 14 at Veterans Memorial Park, Park Avenue and Auburn Way North in Auburn.
Tendulkar bitterly disappointed CricketLine.com
Sachin Tendulkar has admitted his disappointing at India's showing in the ICC Champions Trophy, but insists the team will bounce back on their upcoming tour of South Africa.
KP ready for another friendly series CricketLine.com
Kevin Pietersen is hoping England and Australia continue the friendly rivalry which made last year's Ashes series such a compelling spectacle. The two teams are preparing to meet again down under, with the Australians looking to avenge England's thrilling 2-1 victory last time around.
Rock musician Corvallis Gazette Times
Impassioned by stone, Christian Petrovich loves his craft, working as a stone mason for Gaia Landscapes since 1998. His love affair with rocks, he says, is due in part to growing up in Maine where rock walls built by farmers were everywhere.
SHOCKINGLY FAMILIAR REPLICA: They dared to build a home where Munsters could dwell The Charlotte Observer
Rising up from the plains stands a monument to the macabre, a shrine to the spine-chilling, and, most of all, a sanctuary celebrating the unshakable spell certain TV shows seem to cast.
Locally Owned Independent Newspaper - Since 1879 A Leader in Southwest Texas Uvalde Leader-News
SAN ANTONIO - While former Texas Gov. Dolph Briscoe Jr. of Uvalde was the honoree at a luncheon held Thursday at The University of Texas at San Antonio, he pointed out that his late wife, Janey, with her love and support of education, was an important part of the reason the group was together.
The Week Ahead: Highlights for Nov. 5-12 Seattle Times
Festivals cultural Crossroads TODAY Ethnic music-and-dance performances from cultures around the world, international bazaar, exhibits