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- The day after The Bed finds us playing host to Grammy and Boppy. We've been wanting to have them over again for some time and tonight fit into all of our schedules. We serve chicken parmesan which, unbelievably, we haven't had since we started our cookbook, nearly two years ago. |
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- When I got into work this morning, I was presented with this message from Slashdot in my news aggregator: Your RSS reader is abusing the Slashdot server. You are requesting pages more often than our terms of service allow. Please... |
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- When I got into work this morning, I was presented with this message from Slashdot in my news aggregator: Your RSS reader is abusing the Slashdot server. You are requesting pages more often than our terms of service allow. Please... |
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- OpenPhoto.Net では自由に使える写真 CommonsでのAttributionにて |
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Music (May 04 2003 23:58 GMT) - Last evening, I had the good fortune of playing guitar at the Facult Saint-Jean Auditorium in Edmonton, as part of... |
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- Toronto Sun, 04 May 2003 |
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- The Press of Atlantic City, 01 May 2003 |
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- The Racine Journal Times, 02 May 2003 |
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- Ottawa Citizen, 03 May 2003 |
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- Abbotsford Times, 02 May 2003 |
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- Bergen Record, 04 May 2003 |
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- New York Daily News, 03 May 2003 |
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- Contra Costa Times, 04 May 2003 |
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- Edmonton Journal, 04 May 2003 |
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- London Free Press, 03 May 2003 |
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- Vancouver Sun, 03 May 2003 |
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- The Democrat's debate will be on C-SPAN on 6:30pm and 9:30pm ET. 90 minutes divided by 9 candidates = not... |
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- Israeli opposition leader Amram Mitzna is stepping down. Mitzna, who was trounced by Ariel Sharon in the recent election, claims... |
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- After watching Brandon Webb pitch seven shutout innings and strike out 10 in the Diamondbacks' 6-1 win over the Mets in New York, Mike Gosling took the mound for the Sidewinders trying to emulate his friend. |
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- PHOENIX - To sum up the 2003 version of the Class 4A state tennis tournament, one only needed to look at the back of Roland Kotwica's T-shirt. |
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- CHICAGO - Mike Cameron hit a homer and drove in six runs Saturday night to extend his tear against his former team and lead the Seattle Mariners to a 12-2 rout of the Chicago White Sox. |
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Aztec aces (May 04 2003 23:56 GMT) - The Pima women's tennis team is back on the national scene after a three-year hiatus. |
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- Seattle's Mike Cameron continued to torment the White Sox, going 2 for 3 with a home run and six RBIs as the Mariners won in Chicago 12-2. |
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- LAS VEGAS - Oscar De La Hoya got the tuneup he needed, if not the spectacular knockout he wanted. |
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- PHOENIX - Quinton McCracken hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the seventh inning, and the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied past Atlanta 7-6 Saturday night, ending the Braves' six-game winning streak. |
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- SAN FRANCISCO - Felipe Alou dialed his daughter to wish her a happy 16th birthday, and the call became a counseling session. |
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- LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The winner was a gelding, the first in 74 years. The favorite finished second, and his foot was fine. Baffert and Lukas hardly mattered. |
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- The best place to bet Funny Cide on Saturday was not at Churchill Downs, another race track or any one of the numerous off-track betting sites around the country. |
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- FRESNO, Calif. - Fresno State will formally respond to the NCAA's investigation into academic fraud violations by the men's basketball team. |
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- WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - Grace Park shot a 2-under 69 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead in the Michelob Light Open, with the tour's top two players and top two rookies all close behind. |
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- Hired by Jim Livengood in 1989, Price probably would have been Arizona's replacement for Tomey in 2001 had the timing been better. (WSU was coming off two last-place seasons.) |
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- Claire Soper did not let Salpointe Catholic's streak of seven straight Class 5A tennis titles go down without a fight. |
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- After starting the season 0-8, Desert View's prospect of returning to the postseason seemed unlikely. |
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- Flowing Wells moved closer to its goal of winning a second straight 5A state championship Saturday with a 2-1 victory over Sabino in 11 innings in the 5A Southern Region tiebreaker at Cherry Field. |
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- INDIANAPOLIS - The Indianapolis 500 embraces tradition, from the nostalgic "thump-thump" as cars cross the brick-covered start-finish line to the winner's milk-chugging in Victory Lane. |
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- The weather in Beloit, Wis., isn't the warmest in the country this time of year. |
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- CHICAGO - Zach Day is not the NL Rookie of the Month for April, after all. |
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- RICHMOND, Va. - NASCAR officials say there will be another test of an energy-absorbing barrier for short tracks Tuesday at a facility operated by the University of Nebraska. |
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- RICHMOND, Va. - Joe Nemechek overcame a pit-road blunder that cost him 24 spots by gambling on tires and getting help from late-race cautions and rain. |
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- DALLAS - The Dallas Mavericks started the season with 14 consecutive victories, one shy of the league record. They finished the regular season with 60 victories, a franchise best. |
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- CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Jake Delhomme left New Orleans to be a starter and Chris Weinke wants to prove he can play in the NFL. For now, both are sitting behind Sahuaro High School alumnus Rodney Peete in their bid to be quarterback of the Carolina Panthers. |
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- DALLAS - Jean-Sebastien Giguere finally looked like the goaltender the Dallas Stars pounded in the regular season, instead of the brilliant postseason record-setter he has become. |
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- ST. LOUIS - Albert Pujols hit his third home run in five games, and Garrett Stephenson pitched eight solid innings Saturday as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Montreal Expos 3-1 for their sixth straight win. |
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- Central Arizona College earned another trip to the National Junior College Athletic Association World Series by defeating Pima College on Saturday in Coolidge. |
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- TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Mike Price was fired by Alabama, without coaching a single game, because of behavior that included a night at a topless bar - another embarrassment for a once-proud football team. |
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- EDMONTON, Alberta - Cold and snowy conditions postponed the Sidewinders game with the Edmonton Trappers on Saturday afternoon. No make-up date has been announced. |
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- DES MOINES, Iowa - Larry Eustachy, recently suspended by Iowa State for his behavior at college parties and slapped with a one-game suspension by the NCAA for rules violations, is deciding what approach to take in the fight to keep his job. |
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- Another big Pac-10 series, another big Pac-10 series win for the 20th-ranked Arizona Wildcats. |
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- STANFORD, Calif. - Top-ranked Arizona earned its ninth straight victory Saturday night, beating No. 15 Stanford 2-1. |
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- STANFORD, Calif. - The UA men's and women's track and field teams sent two runners to the Cardinal Invitational at Stanford University on Friday. |
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- Outside of the UA, the college softball world cannot be pleased that Hillenbrand Stadium was selected as a site for the NCAA regional tournament. |
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- ZURICH, Switzerland - The Women's World Cup could be headed to the United States. |
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