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How to Fix a Snag in a Sweater
A pulled thread can ruin the look of your knitwear, but don't despair, help is at hand. Here are easy-to-follow instructions for rescuing the situation.
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Fans mourn end of 'Oprah'
Car giveaways, tearful interviews and couch-jumping are in the past -- and fans wonder what's next.
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Billboard Links Obama to Jihad
A billboard showing President Obama wearing a turban has sparked a lot of attention at the suburban Denver car dealership that put it up. The sign shows a cartoonish Obama and bears the words "PRESIDENT or JIHAD?" Underneath Obama's image is the phrase, "
Beck to Unveil 'Big Plan' at Saturday Rally
Glenn Beck has got a “big plan” for 2010, and he’s going to let us in on it tomorrow at a Florida rally that coincides with the beginning of his book tour, insiders tell Politico . The Fox News host’s new direction is likely to involve his 9.12 Project, a
Pakistani Intelligence Sheltering Taliban Leader
Pakistan’s intelligence service is secretly sheltering the Taliban’s top leader, US intelligence sources tell the Washington Times —helping Mullah Omar escape from the town of Quetta, along the Afghanistan border, to the port city of Karachi, deep within
- India Miffed By Obama's Bond With Beijing
- Hadron Collider Restarts Briefly
- Rihanna's Rated R a Dark Treat
- Shaniya Raped, Killed on Day of Abduction: Cops
- The Tuna on Your Plate May Be Endangered
- Flu Pandemic Slacks Off, But 'It's Not Over'
- Neglected Ind. Fans Boo Palin
- Ohio Sues Credit Rating Agencies for Role in Crisis
‘New Moon’ breaks midnight box office record
$26.3 million helps ‘Twilight’ sequel eclipse last Harry Potter film for No. 1.
Fans aglow about ‘New Moon,’ for the most part
Msnbc.com readers were considerably more impressed by “New Moon” than the critics, giving the movie largely rave reviews. However, a several fans were disappointed in the film and reported hearing boos in some theaters.
‘New Moon’ is boring — eternally so
What fans are about to find out is that critics, present company included, don't care much for this adaptation of the second in Meyer's "Twilight" series. And those fans won't give a fig what these critics have to say about their beloved Bella and her
- Oprah decides to end show ‘after much prayer’
- Cruise, Palin among Winfrey’s highlights
- Timeline: Oprah ending show after 25 years
- Warrant: Jackson drugs came from Vegas firm
- Britney’s paparazzo ex gets 45 days in jail
- Scoop: Give thanks for the end of ‘Jon & Kate’
- Nicole Richie back home after being in hospital
- Miley Cyrus tour bus overturns, killing driver
- Giants LB Pierce out indefinitely with neck injury (AP)
- Syracuse runs away from No. 6 North Carolina 87-71 (AP)
- NFL union pans reporting on teammates' concussions (AP)
- Johnson takes pole at Homestead (AP)
- McGrady wants to play, Rockets say no (AP)
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- Death of Drew Brees' mother ruled a suicide (AP)
- Nationals top pick Strasburg won't need surgery (AP)
- Grizzlies beat 76ers for third straight victory (AP)
- Bowling Green holds off Akron 36-20 (AP)
- Europe stunned by football match-rigging bombshell (AFP)
- Kazakhs pledge $22 million for Astana cycling team (AP)
- Niedermayer's OT goal lifts Ducks (AP)
- Federer and Nadal ready to battle for number one spot (AFP)
- Idle Ochoa leads LPGA Tour Championship (AP)
- Friend says UFC champ Lesnar is home recuperating (AP)
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Naguib MahfouzAnd so our mothers and grandmothers have, more often than not anonymously, handed on the creative spark, the seed of the flower they themselves never hoped to see: or like a sealed letter they could not plainly read.
Alice Walker, p. 240Second to agriculture, humbug is the biggest industry of our age.
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