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| Top Stories |
Report: Struggling WaMu ousts CEO
Washington Mutual Inc., the largest U.S. savings and loan, is replacing Chief Executive Kerry Killinger, the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Sunday.
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Serena wins 3rd U.S. Open title
Displaying the talent and tenacity that helped her dominate tennis earlier in the decade, Williams outlasted second-seeded Jelena Jankovic of Serbia 6-4, 7-5 Sunday night.
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Age-defying Favre shines in Jets debut
Brett Favre hardly looked like the retiring type, raising his arms to signal a touchdown, then leaping and skipping to the bench, where he vaulted into the arms of two teammates.
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Report: Pats' Brady out for season
Tom Brady went from the disappointment of a Super Bowl loss to the devastation of an injury that could keep him out for the rest of the season.
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Hurricane Ike begins lashing Cuba
Hurricane Ike bore down on Cuba after roaring across low-lying islands Sunday, tearing apart houses, wiping out crops and worsening floods in Haiti that have already killed more than 300 people.
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| US News |
How anti-surge generals became outsiders
In the fall of 2006, U.S. military leaders found themselves badly out of sync with the White House over what to do in Iraq, finally losing control of the war strategy.
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Failing Iraq war strategy led to surge
After a spike in violence and months of delay, President Bush approved a secret review of his Iraq war strategy in late 2006, according to interviews with White House sources.
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Weary Gulf Coast eyes Ike
With powerful Hurricane Ike on an uncertain course toward the Gulf of Mexico, many on these low-lying islands took a wait-and-see approach to evacuating Sunday.
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Hot air balloon crashes in Pa., killing 1
A hot-air balloon crashed and burst into flames in suburban Philadelphia on Sunday evening, killing one person and injuring six others.
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Hurricane Ike begins lashing Cuba
Hurricane Ike bore down on Cuba after roaring across low-lying islands Sunday, tearing apart houses, wiping out crops and worsening floods in Haiti that have already killed more than 300 people.
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| Sports News |
Brady's knee injury reportedly to end his season
Tom Brady went from the disappointment of a Super Bowl loss to the devastation of an injury that could keep him out for the rest of the season.
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With Brady out, Cassel leads Pats past Chiefs
Tom Brady screamed. The fans went quiet. The seemingly indestructible star of the New England Patriots lay on the ground, clutching his left knee. The NFL’s reigning MVP and three-time Super Bowl champion was done for the day — at least.
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Video: Video: Cassel may be Brady's ideal replacement
Sept. 7: Thrust into the starting QB role with Tom Brady's injury, Matt Cassel is a bit of an unknown. Peter King and Bob Costas discuss his potential. (NBC Sports)
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Serena wins 3rd U.S. Open title
Displaying the talent and tenacity that helped her dominate tennis earlier in the decade, Williams outlasted second-seeded Jelena Jankovic of Serbia 6-4, 7-5 Sunday night.
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Austin: U.S. Open no easy win for Serena
Austin: When Serena Williams defeat her sister, Venus, 7-6, 7-6 in the quarterfinals, many tennis fans believed that the match should have been the final.
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| Politics News |
Bush hosts his last T-ball game
With only about four months left in office, President Bush hosted his last T-ball game on the South Lawn Sunday, ending a tradition he's carried on for seven years.
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Palin's pastor wants prayers for media
A little sermon about — and for — the messenger seemed to Pastor Larry Kroon an appropriate message on Sunday morning.
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Kennedy plans January return to Senate
Sen. Edward Kennedy, who has brain cancer, will not be on Capitol Hill this week when Congress returns from its summer break. He intends to work from his Massachusetts home this fall and return to the Senate in January.
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Palin offers first TV interview to ABC
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin plans to sit down later this week for her first television interview since John McCain chose her as his running mate more than a week ago.
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Obama says he regrets abortion answer
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama acknowledged Sunday that he was probably too flip when he said it was "above my pay grade" to answer a question about when is a baby entitled to human rights.
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| Entertainment News |
Britney makes triumphant return to VMAs
Britney Spears' appearance at the Video Music Awards this year was brief, but she didn't embarrass herself as she did at last year's show. In fact, she came back to win all three of the awards for which she was nominated.
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Review: Brand hosts VMAs with candor
British comic Russell Brand brought a refreshing slant to the MTV Video Music Awards: He wasn't afraid to voice his opinions.
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View from the VMAs: A Miley Cyrus bottleneck
What is it like to be in the audience for the MTV Video Music Awards? An Associated Press writer blogs the experience, from last-chance bathrooms to a Miley Cyrus bottleneck.
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'Bangkok Dangerous' tops slow box office week
The Nicolas Cage thriller "Bangkok Dangerous" needed just $7.8 million to take the top spot at the box office in what was the slowest movie weekend in five years, according to studio estimates.
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'Rent' brings down curtain on Broadway run
Fans cheered, cried and gave the final performance of "Rent" a standing ovation even before the first note was sung.
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| Oddly Enough |
And Finally... Sky Dining
Four courses fifty meters up, pet Olympics, and an exoskeleton that helps paraplegics walk.
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And Finally... Wheel News Update
Tortoise finds a new lease on life, roller skating record, baby Siberian tigers, boxing dog and the Splash Diving Championships.
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And Finally... The Park Knight.
The domino effect, cool explosions, Robbie-the-Pooh, and a video vigilante with a thing against parking violations.
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And Finally . . .
The best of Reuters Oddly Enough this week.
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And Finally... Boy Bites Dog.
Boy that the pitbull should think twice about biting, South Korean ice bar, the celebration of the navel, and backhoe painting.
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| Quote of the Day |
Stephen Covey
"There are three constants in life... change, choice and principles."
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Abigail Van Buren
"The less you talk, the more you're listened to."
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Irving Berlin
"Life is 10 percent what you make it, and 90 percent how you take it."
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Anita Loos
"Memory is more indelible than ink."
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| How to of the Day |
How to Count to 99 on Your Fingers
If your learning style leans towards the visual or physical rather than logical or mathematical, you might have an easier time doing calculations using your fingers, rather than in your head. But you only have ten fingers, so that limits you to very simple calculations, right? Actually, you can count to 99 with your fingers using chisanbop, an abacus-like finger counting method.[1] Once you have that down, you can move onto complex calculations, such as multiplying two digit numbers with your fingers.
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How to Hunt for an Apartment in New York City
Most people will tell you that apartment-hunting in New York City is one of the most stressful, frightening, and unpredictable processes that you will ever go through -- and they are right. The sheer size of demand makes the NYC real estate market one of, if not the most, temperamental markets -- if you don't see the unit today, it may be gone tomorrow. To make sure that you get the best deal in the neighborhood (and borough) that is right for you, you MUST be smart, pragmatic, and willing to take chances. Here is a guide on how to find an apartment in New York City without going through a broker.
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How to Choose a Tennis Racquet
Whether you're a beginner or hoping to be the next tennis champion, buying a tennis racquet can be a huge investment, and selecting the right one can make a big difference to your game. Here is a guide to help purchase a first tennis racquet for those who are serious about learning how to become a competitive tennis champ.
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How to Bake a Crazy Chocolate Marshmallow Cake
Crazy chocolate cake, also known as crazy cake, easy chocolate cake, and no eggs chocolate cake, is a wonderful chocolate cake recipe that requires no eggs. Also, the cake pan does not need to be buttered and floured before baking the cake. In this recipe, the marshmallow is an option, but it makes the cake taste much better.
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How to Go Canoe Camping
While camping in a canoe is similar to car camping, it also shares many similarities with backpacking. This article will give you the benefit of 20+ years experience as a canoe camper to make your first trip successful.
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| Ask Yahoo |
What happened to Ask Yahoo!?
Ask Yahoo! is teaming up with Yahoo! Answers to bring you Ask Mike. It's another way to pose questions, get answers, and (hopefully) learn a thing or two. Please visit us at our new home on Yahoo! Answers, and join our network today. To learn more about Yahoo! Answers, the Answers Network, and Ask Mike, head to our help pages...
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What happened to Ask Yahoo!?
Ask Yahoo! is teaming up with Yahoo! Answers to bring you Ask Mike. It's another way to pose questions, get answers, and (hopefully) learn a thing or two. Please visit us at our new home on Yahoo! Answers, and join our network today. To learn more about Yahoo! Answers, the Answers Network, and Ask Mike, head to our help pages...
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Is the postmaster general really a general?
The postmaster general (PMG) has one of the coolest job titles in the United States government. But the position, while important, has little to do with the military...
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Why do people yell "Free Bird!" at rock concerts?
It happens at nearly every rock show. During a lull, while the band's in between tunes, someone in the audience requests Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Free Bird." It's meant as a joke, but it's never really funny. So how did the unfortunate tradition begin?...
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Who "invented" zombies?
Filmmaker George Romero turned zombies into movie icons in his epic "Night of the Living Dead" horror series. But to say he "invented" them is giving the guy too much credit. The truth is, these lurching, brain-crazed creatures have deep roots in Haitian folklore...
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| Healthy Recipes |
Low-Sodium Recipes: Garlic Corn on the Cob | Submitted By: Christie612
Delicious and fresh summer treat. A favorite for everyone.
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Healthy Appetizers: Craig's Cocktail Sauce | Submitted By: CDSN99
Ketchup, steak sauce, lemon juice, hot pepper sauce, horseradish, and Worcestershire sauce come together to make a cocktail sauce with kick.
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Dairy-Free Recipes: Lentil Loaf | Submitted By: Karen C. Greenlee
A perfect dinner loaf, but would also would make great open-face sandwiches for lunch. This recipe is easy and after you 've cooked the lentils, everything else is stirred into the pot, and transferred to a loaf pan to bake.
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Low-Fat Recipes: Power Bars | Submitted By: Heather
This is a good recipe for a substitute to power bars, that's easy and tasty.
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Diabetic Recipes: Pumpkin Protein Cookies | Submitted By: Ronna
Spicy pumpkin cookies made with soy flour, flax seed, and SPLENDA(R).
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