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Bowerbirds hark back to simpler times
Published February 9, 2010, 9:11 pm, Orlando Weekly
Anonymous said, "What ever happened to the swimming pool, boat dock, recreation area, & additional buildings at the g... "
Research shows the web has eaten newspaper ads
Published February 9, 2010, 10:52 am, Guardian Unlimited
In 2009, the internet's share of UK ad spend rose by the amount that newspapers lost. Coincidence? Hark, the herald angels sing! Total UK ad spend will rise this autumn, after nine consecutive quarters of annual decline, according to an Advertising Association and WARC forecast. The rise is modest – Q3 2010 is predicted to be 2.8% up from the year before. But it's heartening after last year ...
Elementary hoops championship round
Published February 9, 2010, 8:04 am, The Newport Plain Talk
The Edgemont Purple Panthers and Lady Panthers along with coaches and managers joined in celebration Saturday night after sweeping both championship games at the 2009-10 Cocke County Elementary Basketball Tournament at Cocke County High School.
Junior High Roundup: Hark! Heralds are 10-1
Published February 8, 2010, 11:29 pm, Star Beacon
The SS. John and Paul combined squad knocked off Jefferson, 26-6, on Monday.
Russia Is No Longer Cool
Published February 8, 2010, 1:36 pm, St. Petersburg Times
Four years ago during the 20th Winter Olympics, the Russia House was by far the hottest party venue in Turin. It even had an open-air ice skating rink on the roof, where skaters were treated to free shots of vodka and an unending parade of scantily clad young women.
So many visions, so little action
Published February 8, 2010, 5:03 am, Herald Sun
Another Rudd vision involving plenty of speeches and blueprints, and nothing practical: THE Rudd government has
'Father Dowling' novelist Ralph McInerny dies
Published February 8, 2010, 12:39 am, Tulsa World
Ralph McInerny, a longtime professor of philosophy and medieval studies at the University of Notre Dame who also was a popular mystery writer best known for his Father Dowling series of novels, has died. ...
England limited but lucky after Jones loses his head
Published February 7, 2010, 4:07 pm, Independent
There was an Edwardian tinge to proceedings as Twickenham marked its centenary with the 119th match between two nations still obsessed by the idea of rugby as class warfare: enough royalty for a garden party, lashings of Elgar, a large contingent from the armed forces and a set of England shirts so old-fashioned that they made Harold Abrahams' running kit in "Chariots of Fire" seem scandalously ...
Stories hark back to black founders
Published February 7, 2010, 5:12 am, Omaha World-Herald
As we celebrate Black History Month, it's a good time to check out current books by or about African-Americans. Here are 10 to check out, but don't limit yourself. Use these suggestions as a stepping-off point to explore more...
Change comes slowly in Dogpatch neighborhood
Published February 7, 2010, 12:24 am, San Francisco Chronicle
More than a decade ago, city trend spotters predicted that San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, with its industrial grit and charm, would be gentrified by now, marred by lofts, lattes and lost history. That forecast, it turns out, was premature and possibly... Presented By: Comcast Business Class Look at your bill and find out how much your business can save with Comcast Business Class ...
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