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Daily Mail News (Free subscription) | yesterday
She held her head high, just as her father would have wanted. But a little girl's pain spilled out as she said farewell to the hero she can never grow up to know.
Daily Mail News (Free subscription) | yesterday
She held her head high, just as her father would have wanted. But a little girl's pain spilled out as she said farewell to the hero she can never grow up to know.
New English Review/The Iconoclast (Free subscription) | yesterday
Talking Biz News (Free subscription) | yesterday
A number of BusinessWeek staff members who were let go as part of the magazine’s acquisition by Bloomberg LP took to the blogosphere on Tuesday to say goodbye to readers. Senior writer Steve Baker wrote, “My career at BusinessWeek, which wraps up tomorrow, was an education. I’d start ignorant, and then learn on the job from [...]
I'm Getting Tired of Useless Desires... (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
Occured to me the other day You've been gone now a couple years well, I guess it takes while For someone to really disappear And I remember where I was When the word came about you It was a day much like today the sky was bright, and wide, and blue And I wonder where you are And if the pain ends when you die And I wonder if there was Some better way to say goodbye Today my heart is big and sore...
Firstcoastnews.com Local News (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A 18-year-old died in a collision between a pickup truck and an ambulance on Philips Highway Sunday night. The FHP says the two people in the pickup didn't wear seatbelts.
Eyes of Me (Free subscription) | yesterday
I don't know how's the weather out there in your countries but here in Istanbul, it's still pretty bright and fall-like. I get into the New Year mood only after 5 cause the weather gets chilly right after the sunset. But at the day time it's still allowed to wear your trench and wander around the streets while your heels step on the leafs. But it's the 1st day of December so I'm guessing these are...
All Africa (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
National rugby coach John Williams is aiming to bid a fond farewell to Namibia with a win over Tunisia and subsequent world cup qualification come Saturday.
The Corner (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Notre Dame has fired its football coach, and this is getting to be kind of a habit in South Bend. The reason for the firing was the usual: The coach didn’t win enough games, not for Notre Dame, certainly, and not even for a mid-level Big Ten or ACC school. Not only did Charlie Weis not win enough games; he won none of the big ones and lost some of the really small ones. Prior to 2007, Notre...
Fluttering Butterflies (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
I bought this book in a library sale on the vague memory that I'd read and enjoyed some other book by Banana Yoshimoto. I don't, in fact, remember anything about that book apart from the author. But that's OK. I started on a new page with Goodbye Tsugumi. And I loved it in a very subtle way. Goodbye Tsugumi is about two cousins, Maria and Tsugumi. They live on the seaside in an old inn....
Sliding Into Home (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
I'm sure many of you will be happy about this news.... According to Richard Sandomir TBS has decided to part ways with announcer Chip Caray. Caray had been the lead announcer for the MLB playoffs, and called Braves games. In a memo sent to company employees, David Levy, the president of Turner Sports, wrote on Monday: “Since the end of this year’s M.L.B. playoffs, we’ve had several...
Idol Stalker - Watching American Idol (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
Hello Idol Stalker readers! I have a bit of announcement to make. After almost three years, I will be leaving this blog. It was the first writing job I ever had and it meant (and continues to mean) so much to me. I’ve gotten to interview great people and travel to events over the years and it’s been incredibly enriching. Most importantly, I’ve enjoyed interacting with my fellow fans...
Card Chronicle (Free subscription) | 12/01/2009
I may not have agreed with much what he did while he was the head coach here, but Kudos to Steve Kragthorpe, who took the high road and praised just about anyone and everyone associated with the University of Louisville during his farewell press conference Monday afternoon. I wasn't able to catch the whole thing, but here are a few highlights of what I did see. --"I don't leave here bitter, I...
Klein Verzet (Free subscription) | 11/30/2009
... fell for the deceit of Claude Monet and his many disciples. I guess it it not completely wrong to say that Monet is to nationhood what Le Corbusier (essay by Dalrymple. Highly recommended) has been to architecture: Megalomaniac, soulless, totalitarian and completely devoid of any humanity. We will enter into a vision of statehood founded on the socialistic ideals of a State that exists for its...
Talking Biz News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Rick Haglund, the business and auto writer for the Booth Newspapers in Michigan, writes about how he decided to become a business journalist as he leaves the position. Haglund writes, “As a city hall reporter in Traverse City nearly 30 years ago, it became apparent to me the economy was at least as important to citizens [...]
