Rose, Simeon wear down Thornton Chicago Sun-Times
''Poohdini'' is tattooed on Simeon guard Derrick Rose's right arm. It's a reference to his nickname, Pooh (hoop spelled backward), and a nod to his seemingly magical skills on the basketball court.
A grand `expotition' to Pooh Country Chicago Tribune
The 6-year-old blond girl to our right was calling the shots. In a sing-song voice rich with English accent she called out, "Ready, Steady, Go," dropping her stick and running to the far side of the bridge.
Red Steel Review EuroGamer
Swords, but no sorcery. If you would like to comment on this article, then you must be logged in! No surprise there. Really wanted this to be good. Shame.
Victims' cousin describes fatal school run Sydney Morning Herald
WITH a calm voice that sounded as if she was describing a petty incident in the playground, six-year-old Lydia Abu Id recounted how she survived one of the cruellest political assassinations in Palestinian history.
Free helicopter trips, financial aid are brainchild of SJPD officer Brian Simuro, a cancer survivor San Jose Mercury News
For a number of Bay Area kids in particular need of some holiday cheer, Santa Claus makes a special effort to impress. Forget that sleigh business. Reindeer are so retro, and this is Silicon Valley.
Searching for safety CNET
Online searches for even for seemingly innocuous terms can be dangerous to your PC's health, according a new survey.
An Eagle ready to be leader Tacoma News Tribune
The flood of letters and calls has been reduced to a trickle for Federal Way's Terrell Smith.
PLAYBILL ON OPENING NIGHT: Spring Awakening — Knickers in a Twist Playbill
Youth is served in the new rock-musical rendering of Spring Awakening, Frank Wedekind's controversial classic play about the stirring of ual teen angst in a small German village of 1891. It opened Dec. 10 at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre, and the big question before the house was simple: Would youth return the serve (since the land-office business the show was doing in rush student tickets
Iajuddin's contribution to a looming political crisis in Bangladesh News From Bangladesh
Whenever one talks about a looming political crisis in Bangladesh one thinks about one of the two major political parties, namely Awami League (AL) the party that made Bangladesh a free nation and Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the party that is bent on Pakistanization of Bangladesh is the root cause of the problem.
Tsunami: The Aftermath," Sunday and Dec. 17 on HBO Belleville News-Democrat
'Tsunami: The Aftermath," Sunday and Dec. 17 on HBO 1/8BC-TV-TSUNAMI-PREVIEW-ADV10:MS 3/8(Sunday 12-10 release)By Neal JustinMcClatchy NewspapersIf "Tsunami: The Aftermath" had been made in simpler times, it would have starred Doris Roberts as a plucky grandmother willing to fight the current to save her kitty and Tim Curry as a megalomaniacal tycoon who pooh-poohs the threat -- just before he's

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