Thursday, June 8th, 2006
Street Smarts: The Tournament
Inc.com - Morale took a real beating this fall. But there’s nothing that lifts the spirits like some friendly competition. Morale took a beating at my company in September — and probably at yours as well. A business didn’t have to be located in New York City
Follow this script for an anime party
Detroit News - Tell your friends to grab their pillows and jammies and come over for an afternoon and night in front of the boob tube. But instead of tossing the same tired action movies in the DVD player, try a program of anime. Japanese animation truly has
Who s Doing What in Cairo
Egypt Today - Ibrahim El-Moallem, the head of the Arab Publisher s Union, couldn t agree more. He said once in an interview that the popular aversion to books begins in the school system. Textbooks in most of the Arab countries are a means of torture for
Mounted unit marks a milestone
Delaware Online - A crowd of about 20 unruly demonstrators dressed in yellow T-shirts, armed with placards and tennis balls shook a New Castle County police car from side to side Sunday in the Carousel Park arena. But as soon as police officers riding Clydesdales
Conrad(R) Hotels Greets Windy City With Grand Opening of the Conrad
WIS-TV - CHICAGO, June 8 /PRNewswire/ — Conrad(R) Hotels announces the grand opening of the Conrad Chicago, one of the city’s newest luxury properties. Formerly Le Meridien, the Conrad Chicago joined the Conrad portfolio in November 2005 and is undergoing a
KHS graduation is Thursday
Kingsburg Reocrder - On June 7, students are to wear their cap and gowns for the group picture. The group picture is $20 and must be paid for at the camera. Individual picture packages are available for purchase. Pictures will be mailed to your home after graduation if
GO! For Kids
Monterey County Herald - JUNE 5-JULY 26 AND SEPT. 11-OCT. 25 Pottery for children. 4:15-5:45 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, June 5-July 26 and Sept. 11-Oct. 25 at Hilltop Park Center, 871 Jessie St., Monterey. Elise Chezem is the instructor. $10 collected at the first class
Four by four
MetroMix - My friends and I are past our Jager bomb primes. But when I heard about Four, a new cherry-berry malted energy drink created by Phusion Projects–a company founded by twentysomething friends, including Lincoln Park’s Chris Hunter, 27–I was intrigued