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- APR Signing off? Alabama Public Radio in Tuscaloosa might have to cut "nearly all" weekend programming starting in January unless... |
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Universe (Dec 21 2003 23:30 GMT) - Universe This entry is just a note to myself to later acquire a rare book, Universe, published by Scudder Klyce in 1921. "This book solves all problems of why, how, what, in science, religion, and philosophy. Or, it gives an... |
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- RB breaks TD runs of 72, 24 yards, goes over 200-yard mark for second time this season; With Bengals' loss to Rams, Baltimore takes over first place in AFC North |
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- Charming English blogger, Honeytom, was looking for shirtless angels. Probably not what he had in mind but, pure porn for me. /div>... |
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- I can't even begin to comprehend the loss you must be |
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- Yahoo! News - Michael Jackson Set to Party "Most of Jackson's large family was expected to be in attendance." Ok, maybe its not technically dangling, but this could easily be misconstrued as saying he has fat relatives.... |
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- CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Roy Williams' first ACC game proved to be a memorable one - even in defeat. |
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- SEATTLE - When it comes to Seattle's postseason prospects, the only gray area today will be the cloudy December sky. |
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- The only former Arizona Wildcat among this year's Pro Bowl selections was also the most surprised. |
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- TAMPA, Fla. - Michael Vick relished the role of spoiler. |
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- A Tucson gymnastics team won first-place honors and earn-ed four all-around titles at a state championship meet in Phoenix earlier this month. |
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- Since it hired Mike Stoops as football coach, the UA has realized about $210,000 in new-account ticket revenue for the 2004 football season, which is the equivalent of about 800 tickets and attendant priority seating charges. |
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- OAKLAND, Calif. - Designated hitter Erubiel Durazo agreed Saturday to a $2.1 million, one-year contract with the Oakland Athletics, avoiding salary arbitration. |
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- PHOENIX - Shawn Marion scored 15 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter Saturday night to lead the Suns to a 102-87 win over the Houston Rockets. |
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- Six teams have clinched playoff berths; six more spots remain, several within easy reach. |
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- ST. LOUIS - Chris Osgood stopped 24 shots for the St. Louis Blues, and Sean Burke of the Coyotes made 30 saves in a 1-1 tie Saturday night. |
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- LOS ANGELES - T.J. Cummings scored 13 points in his first start of the season and UCLA defeated Michigan State 64-58 Saturday. |
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- WORCESTER, Mass. - Forward Betsy Board-man scored a game-high 16 points Saturday night to lead Arizona State to an 81-56 win over Holy Cross. |
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- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The New England Patriots can thank their defense for wrapping up their 11th straight win. |
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- After playing four games in 48 hours, both Ironwood Ridge and Desert View came away from their Eiger Sabercat Tournament semifinal a little sore and battered. |
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- DALLAS - Keao Burdine had 23 kills and 17 digs to lead Southern California to its second straight NCAA women's vol-leyball championship. |
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- OAKLAND, Calif. - Before Stanford coach Mike Montgomery said anything, he offered modest Matt Lottich the chance to speak. |
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- MADISON, Wis. - Alando Tucker, who played a reserve role in his first two games after returning from a broken foot, scored 12 of his 17 points in the second half Saturday in the No. 22 Badgers' 63-59 victory over No. 23 Marquette. |
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- AUSTIN, Texas - Heather Schreiber had 25 points and nine rebounds, and fifth-ranked Texas rode a 20-7 surge in the second half to a 71-58 victory over No. 10 Georgia on Saturday. |
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- After just one practice Saturday, new Arizona forward Ivan Radenovic already proved good enough to make an immediate impact. |
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- ALBUQUERQUE - Arizona held off a late rally by New Mexico for a 50-49 win Saturday night before 11,986 fans at The Pit. |
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- MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Vikings gave a big boost to their postseason hopes and their confidence, playing the part of a desperate team perfectly Saturday. |
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- Knut Reiersrud - Tramp (Kirkelig Kulturverksted, 1993) & Sweet Showers of Rain (Kirkelig Kulturverksted, 2001) Norwegian blues man Knut Reiersrud discovered Miles Davis when he was 10 then at age 12 Knut and his brother bought guitars after seeing Buddy Guy and Muddy Waters on TV. By the ripe age of 18, Buddy Guy and Otis Rush heard Knut perform and invited him to Chicago. Since that time Knut has played over 5,000 concerts and recorded over 100 albums, but only released a handful under his own name. He has mastered 10 different string instruments and tours with 8 guitars with different tunings. And I bet few readers of this site, outside of Norway and the Chicago blues community have heard of this phenomenal musician. |
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- 'Once More With Feeling' is in the running to be named the greatest musical of all time. |
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- Sweet picture of BtVS cast plus fan. (via HeadsUp) |
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- LunaNiña.com | Unconscious Mutterings Exchange :: Return Parental Advisory :: what kids want to watch Blowout :: |
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- Some evidence to suggest cranberry juice should be used sparingly if you are taking warfarin, due to the risk of potential interactions.... |
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- At a university laboratory in Madison, in the heart of the Dairy State, a longtime professor is tinkering with one of dairy's sacred cows. As obesity reaches epidemic proportions in America, Bob Bradley is creating a no-carbohydrate ice cream stripped of its sugar. |
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- One of my favorites has won the best written category in the The Guardian's second British blog awards: The winner in this category however is Belle de Jour, the diary of a London call girl. There's obviously a prurient and titillating element, but the quality of her writing took her... |
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- I originally posted this on the cwru.net.general newsgroup in an attempt to explain the intriquicies and complexitiies of server side... |
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- recollida de signatures per impedir la instal.lació d'empreses vinculades amb la indústria militar al districte 22@ del Poblenou. |
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- that the first one didn't show up - I sent it |
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- La televisión pública emitió las imágenes en exclusiva cuando fue el único medio que viajó con el presidente. La labor de Televisión Española vuelve a estar en entredicho por la cobertura que el Ente público dio a la visita sorpresa de José María Aznar a Irak. TVE se apropió de las imágenes como si fueran una exclusiva cuando se trataba de una información institucional. |
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- Lady Di estaba embaraza cuando sufrió el accidente de tráfico que acabó con su vida Los partes médicos incluidos en el informe de seis mil páginas sobre la investigación judicial que se llevó a cabo en Francia tras el accidente de tráfico en el la princesa de Gales y su novio perdían la vida revelan que Diana de Gales estaba embarazada. Lo ha revelado el dominical británico The Independent on Sunday, que cita a un alto mando policial francés. |
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- WASHINGTON - The days of Air Force Academy cadets' marching up and down the campus square as punishment for minor infractions are nearing an end. |
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- WASHINGTON - President Bush urged Americans on Saturday to seek ways to help the needy during the holiday season, and he took credit for a rise in volunteerism nationwide. |
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- WASHINGTON - Democrats Saturday chided the Republican-controlled Congress for recessing for the holidays without extending an emergency benefits program for jobless workers, which is set to expire this weekend. |
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- WASHINGTON - President Bush's goal of halving this year's projected $500 billion deficit by 2009 distracts from the more serious crunch the government faces later as the huge baby-boom generation ages, critics say. |
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- If one only read the Washington Post or the New York Times, you would get the information that years of diplomacy and sanctions led to the stunning surrender of Libya's WMD program. You would not hear that Gadaffi stated that the war in Iraq was the deciding factor! The New... |
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