ABC would love to find a way to restore the still substantial “Lost” audience to near the blockbuster level it reached when the show first became a phenomenon more than three years ago.
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ABC would love to find a way to restore the still substantial “Lost” audience to near the blockbuster level it reached when the show first became a phenomenon more than three years ago. read more | digg story As online matchmakers compete for customers using algorithms in the search for love, the battle has intrigued academic researchers who study the mating game. read more | digg story The claim has the ring of a myth. But environmental scientists say it is real. read more | digg story Endowments at some independent schools have become so big that trustees have hired full-time money managers.Average expenditures per student for public schools, not adjusted for inflation. rose 28 percent, to $8,809, between the 1999 and 2004 fiscal years. Spending by boarding schools rose 24 percent, to $37,566, in the five years ending June 30th. read [...] If the children of the Green Mountains who vandalized a farmhouse once owned by Robert Frost knew of its history, then shame. If they did not know, then shame still. read more | digg story Patrick Stewart is in the midst of a third act in his unlikely career that brings him full circle: back to England and back to the Shakespeare of his youth. read more | digg story Day to Day, January 23, 2008 · Al-Qaida recently asked supporters to submit questions on the Web to the terrorist group. More than 2,000 inquiries posted on a message board are to be answered by Osama bin Laden’s deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri. read more | digg story Fondue is as simple to make as a toasted cheese sandwich, but more satisfying. read more | digg story WASHINGTON, Jan 23 (Reuters) – The Bush administration’s warnings about prewar Iraq, from Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s “mushroom cloud” to Vice President Dick Cheney’s statements on weapons of mass destruction, were… read more | digg story Every day before dawn, a crew of Indian workers from the Jashanmal National Company, gather in a warehouse in Dubai to censor the morning news. read more | digg story |
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