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- Two-day Innovation Day event will focus on NT Series and success amidst global competition. [PRWEB Oct 22, 2005] |
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- For a little Sunday Sermon, go here. For a little red-meat for the un-PC crowd, here's a great story.Gun-control groups... |
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- For a little Sunday Sermon, go here. For a little red-meat for the un-PC crowd, here's a great story.Gun-control groups... |
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- Legit News: Broadway Grosses -- Without the holiday-weekend bump of the previous sesh, Broadway biz fell off a bit for Week 20 (Oct. 10-16). Grosses totaled $15,228,522 for the 26 shows on the boards, down $183,565. |
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- Legit News: Show battles ghosts of prod'ns past -- There are few names in the legit lexicon more sacred than Stephen Sondheim. Except, perhaps, for "Sweeney Todd." |
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- Legit News: Featured Player: Harold Pinter -- To experience Harold Pinter's plays and his singular dramatic tactics is to feel a deep acquaintanceship with the writer. Is there any other dramatist alive who can make silence so voluble or language so charged? |
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- Legit News: Road Grosses -- Road grosses fell in Week 20 (Oct. 10-16) to $10,641,718, down $1,117,217 from the previous week. |
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- Legit News: Producers encouraged to mount classic musicals -- By encouraging enterprising producers to dip deep into the forgotten treasure trove of tuners past via a new grant scheme, the National Endowment for the Arts is looking to blow the dust off the classic American musical. |
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- Legit News: Noises Off: Scan the roster of producers on "The Color Purple" and you'll likely recognize a few names. You've probably heard of Oprah Winfrey. Ditto Quincy Jones. |
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- Legit News: Critic's Notebook -- Critic's Notebook: You know it's been a strange year for theater festivals in Ireland's capital when the least notable thing about them was new Irish plays. |
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- It is 01.57 in the morning and I am wide awake! Nothing on telly, dont want to do any work and my eyes are red from reading - so how do other insomniacs deal with it Keep the answers short as my attention span is limited, oh and keep the words short as my IQ is also somewhat depleted Yawn Rob Hook Consultrix - grooming businesses for growth www.consultrix.co. |
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- INDIAN BLOGGER DESI PUNDIT announces a Blog Quake Day to raise money for Pakistani earthquake relief. It's quite explicitly modeled on the Katrina effort.... |
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- INDIAN BLOGGER DESI PUNDIT announces a Blog Quake Day to raise money for Pakistani earthquake relief. It's quite explicitly modeled on the Katrina effort.... |
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- David Pescovitz: Here's an excellent evolution-themed UK TV ad from Guinness. Link (via Farber's Interesting People, thanks Paul Saffo!) |
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- Daniel P. Quinn will preview forthcoming book “Exits & Entrances.” |
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- Arizona fans asked for and then witnessed the future Saturday night with the arrival of quarterback Willie Tuitama. To the chants of "We want Willie. We want Willie," Tuitama trotted into the huddle |
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- Romance Maven';s frisky new book intended for women rises to the rank of “Top Seller” in the “Relationships” |
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- Coastal Publicity-a new publicity company, offers quality promotions at a reasonable price [PRWEB Oct 23, 2005] |
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- Much like Arizona's football program, Willie Tuitama has a soft, baby face, with no evidence of daily shaving. He's still a kid in almost every way, 18 years young, with a modest laugh and easy |
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- Golfweek magazine's current issue outlines the PGA Tour's new four-year schedule, 2007-2010, and in doing so, it lists the World Golf Championship-Accenture Match Play Championships as a Tucson |
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- New Publisher spices up your nights! [PRWEB Oct 23, 2005] |
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- From one- to three-week voyages on vessels such as mail and supply ship Aranui, sailing to French Polynesia';s isolated islands, to three- and four-month eastbound or westbound around-the-world cruises offered by modern containerships and general cargo ships. [PRWEB Oct 22, 2005] |
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- CHICAGO - Yes, the Chicago White Sox do indeed have a bullpen, and they have the lead in the World Series, too. Neal Cotts and Bobby Jenks got out of an eighth-inning jam, Joe Crede hit a go-ahead |
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- You've got to love Oscar De La Hoya's business model: Try to beat the brains out of somebody, and then make him a partner in your firm. De La Hoya added his last opponent, Bernard Hopkins, to run |
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- New novel loosely based on three Bronx murders. [PRWEB Oct 22, 2005] |
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- Story of raising rambunctious son wins accolades and laughs from humor writing website. [PRWEB Oct 22, 2005] |
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- The San Manuel Miners gathered in the end zone at San Carlos High School, both elated and relieved. Coach Mike Sloan, voice raspy from a cold he is battling, starts counting aloud, and his players |
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- It didn't take long for Kellen Clemens to realize his college career might be over. With about eight minutes left in the third quarter, the senior quarterback was chased down from behind and sacked |
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- MARTINSVILLE, Va. - The faded yellow and burnt orange colors of fall and the gloomy, overcast skies of the past two days form an eerie backdrop for the return of the Nextel Cup Series to |
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- LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - Rich Beem and Mark Calcavecchia are soul mates of streaky golf, never knowing when their best golf will show up, or how long it will last. It got them to the top of the |
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- MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Ted Musgrave took over the lead in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points race Saturday night by finishing fourth in the Kroger 200. Ricky Craven drove the last 145 laps on the |
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- NASCAR Nextel Cup Subway 500 lineup After Friday's qualifying; race today At Martinsville Speedway, Martinsville, Va. Lap length: 0.526 miles (Car number in parentheses) 1. |
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Quotable (Oct 24 2005 00:58 GMT) - "If she said she hit me on the temple with her fingers, that's fine. It doesn't matter. My son hits harder than she does." - Jaques Lazier , who said he was punched by Danica Patrick after he and |
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- ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Rams moved quarterback Jeff Smoker from the practice squad to the active roster for today's game at the Edward Jones Dome against the New Orleans Saints. Smoker, cut in |
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- TEMPE - The Tennessee Titans know the ball will be flying when they face the Cardinals, even if they don't know who will throw it. "We are a passing team," Cardinals coach Dennis Green said. "I |
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- Two teams that might be the best in their divisions, despite up-and-down starts. The Chargers could be jet-lagged again - they seem to fly from coast-to-coast every other week |
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- Myles Greg Patrick Dan Standish Hansen Finley Ryan Assistant Sports NFL KVOA sports sports editor columnist reporter director Tennessee at Arizona Cardinals Cardinals Cardinals Cardinals Dallas at |
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- CHICAGO - Ozzie Guillen saw Luis Aparicio and moved quickly to give him a big hug, two Venezuelans and former White Sox shortstops united at the World Series. "He deserves everything. He's been a |
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- Arizona's basketball team has exactly one month remaining before debuting its new motion offense in the brutal Maui Invitational. If the first full week of practice was any indication, the Wildcats |
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- The Catalina Foothills boys and girls swim teams lapped the competition Saturday en route to 4A-I Kino region championships. Bryan O'Connor led the boys team with strong performances in the 200 |
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- The No. 8 UA women's volleyball team lost 3-1 to No. 19 USC in Los Angeles on Saturday night. The Wildcats (15-3, 7-2 Pac-10) lost by scores of 30-28, 27-30, 30-28, 30-23. UA senior Kim Glass led |
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- BOSTON - The Bruins scored four power-play goals in the second period - extending Pittsburgh's longest winless streak at the start of a season - in a 6-3 victory over the Penguins on Saturday night. |
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- TV today Auto racing NASCAR: Subway 500 10 a.m. Ch 4 Champ Car: Lexmark 300, qualifying (T) 1 p. |
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