| Sun 5 Sep 2010 |
Striking radiographers come out to answer emergency calls
NZ Herald By Joanne Carroll 5:30 AM Sunday Sep 5, 2010 Share Email Print | Striking Auckland radiographers have been called in from their industrial action to x-ray 28 patients with "life-threatening" conditions - but the District Health Board says still more ... |
Christchurch quake: Hidden faultline to blame
NZ Herald By Frances Morton 5:30 AM Sunday Sep 5, 2010 Share Email Print | The quake that wreaked devastation across Canterbury yesterday may have occurred on a previously unknown faultline, seismologists say. | The 7.1 magnitude tremor that shook the South Is... |
Tempered Storm Scrapes Coast of New England
The New York Times | CHATHAM, Mass. — A diminished Tropical Storm Earl left barely a hint of damage after slapping at Nantucket and the outer reaches of Cape Cod early Saturday, allowing coastal vacationers and business owners to exhale as a blue-sky Labor Day we... |
For Ellis, a Long, Strange Trip to a No-Hitter
The New York Times | When Rich Harden of the Texas Rangers came off the disabled list last month to pitch six and two-thirds innings without allowing a hit, interrupted by his manager rather than the Minnesota Twins, it was a further devaluation of one of baseball&rsqu... |
Giants' Tuck Is Starting to Spread the Word
The New York Times | EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — At the Giants’ practice facility is an enormous photograph, not quite in sepia but evoking the feeling that it was taken long ago. It captured Justin Tuck and Osi Umenyiora crunching Patriots quarterback Tom Brad... |
Miracle as jolted Christchurch defies death
The Daily Telegraph Australia | NEW Zealand officials have described as "miraculous" the low injury toll wrought by the Christchurch earthquake. | Two men in their 50s were seriously injured, but no fatalities were reported. | The powerful quake, measuring 7.1 on the Ri... |
Breaking their habit
Gulf News | They've called it all kinds of names: Nu metal, aggro-metal, punk rock, or, by the less inspired, alternative. But Linkin Park's music, agrees vocalist Chester Bennington, is hard to slot. | "I guess you can just call it Linkin Park," he ... |
They Liked It So Much They Bought the Brand
The New York Times | MONTEREY, Calif. Multimedia Slide Show 2011 Jaguar XJ Related | Breeding Lines of the Classic Cats (September 5, 2010) | COCOON The new dashboard is nine inches lower, making the interior seem more spacious. More Photos » | DO you believe in... |
Breeding Lines of the Classic Cats
The New York Times | THE 2011 XJ is the newest in a line of Jaguar sedans introduced in the 1960s. Here are the earlier versions of the company’s flagship. | 1987. Related | Behind the Wheel | 2011 Jaguar XJ: They Liked It So Much They Bought the Brand (September... |
A Crash. A Call for Help. Then, a Bill.
The New York Times | ABOUT a year ago Cary Feldman was surprised to find himself sprawled on the pavement in an intersection in Chicago Heights, Ill., having been knocked off his motor scooter by the car behind him. Five months later he got another surprise: a bill fro... |
| Sat 4 Sep 2010 |
Three dead in Whidbey Island crash
Seattle Times | OAK HARBOR - Three people died Friday night in a car crash on north Whidbey Island, according to the Washington State Patrol. | An SUV crossed the center line on State Highway 20 near Monkey Hill Road, and collided with another car, trooper Mark Fr... |
What's open, what's closed for Labor Day
Seattle Times | Monday is Labor Day, a federal holiday, and many businesses and public services will be closed or operate on a holiday schedule. Tuesday will be a furlough day for many state agencies, which means they will be closed that day, too. Here's the guide... |
Man drowns as Earl rolls through Nova Scotia
National Post  By Richard Foot and Laura Stone, Postmedia News September 4, 2010 6:10 PM      Two men watch as large waves break onto the rocks at Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia September 4, 2010. | Photograph by: Paul Darrow/Reuters, Paul Darrow/Reuters | SU... |
Earl’s biggest damage in Northeast: business
Nashville Tennessean individual: 14 numChar :2006 | -->individual: 36 numChar :2281 | -->TOTAL ELEMENTS IN ARRAY: 45 | TOTAL CHARACTERS IN ARRAY: 5288 | TOTAL CHARACTERS IN PAGES: 4287 | LAST PAGE CONTAINS: 1001 | -->YARMOUTH, Mass. — In the end, Earl’s worst damage in N... |
Labrador park is Canada's 'exquisite jewel'
Canoe By , QMI Agency | The diverse landscape of Torngat Mountains National Park in Labarador ranges from austere rocky mountains and steep cliffs to gushing rivers, crashing waterfalls, turquoise coastline and vibrant valleys. (Kathleen Harris/QMI Agency)... |
Readers write for Sunday, Sept. 5: Isle Royale
Star Tribune ISLE ROYALE | Cottagers, park officials should work things out | The Isle Royale dispute ("Deserted Isle," Aug. 29) between the evicted life-leaseholders and the National Park Service begs for a mediated settlement. By granting lifetime lea... |
Hard to get excited about unemployment numbers
The Examiner | The New York Stock Exchange has been on a two-day tear, driven largely by a 'better-than-expected' jobs report. At least the Captains of Industry are happy. For the average American---particularly those out of work for longer than six months---the ... |
Earl's biggest damage in Northeast: business
Breitbart | From left in the canoe, Lexi Olson, 12, Petunia the pug, Corey Olsen, 9,... | Dan Brashear returns his boat to its mooring after hauling it out of the... | Frances Robinson, left, and her son Jeremy Rotundo catch some wind as they... | YARMOUTH, Ma... |
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