News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/12/2010
Alberta goes deep at hoops tourney
Chris Bishop gave one reason why his Team Alberta North boys' team finished the round-robin portion of the Arctic Winter Games basketball tournament a perfect 4-0. Depth. "We're deep," he said. "We go 10 deep.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/12/2010
AWG volleyball: Alberta set to defend
If there is one sure-bet, can't-miss, 'nothing less than gold will do' event for Team Alberta North at the Arctic Winter Games, volleyball is it. Volleyball is ''our'' sport. It's the one synonymous with northwestern Alberta.[...]
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News from Londonist - 03/12/2010
Preview: Cloud Dance Festival @ Pleasance
Kinisi Dance Company Trouble and Desire marks the return of Cloud Dance Festival for another year of new contemporary choreography and we can't wait to see how will they follow their excellent end of year 'best of' showcase last December. Slanjayvah Danza are back "by popular demand" with their beautiful duet "Blind Passion - Live Cut" and the exquisite Mavin Khoo appears on Saturday and Sunday ...
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News from Londonist - 03/12/2010
Preview: Lindstrom & Christabelle @ Fabric
It's been well documented that we love both a slice of Lindstrom and a slice of Scandanavian pop. Earlier this year the two were combined when our favourite downbeat disco DJ teamed up with Christabelle for the album 'Real Life is No Cool'. Tomorrow night the pair make it to the UK for their first show together performing a sleepy soulful disco set at Fabric's Room 1. Joining them on the bill ...
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News from Londonist - 03/12/2010
Hand-Drawn Maps of London: King's Cross and Angel
Click here for a bigger image, or press CTRL and '+' to zoom in. This week, we're over to the erstwhile red-light district, turned emerging cultural centre of King's Cross. Reader David Sánchez has provided a balanced take on this schizophrenic area, including the good (free wifi) the bad (estate agents) and the ugly (nocturnal vomiters). Has he missed anything? (Kings Place, for starters.) Let ...
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News from Londonist - 03/12/2010
London Is Wonderland
By Simon Crubellier Alice in Wonderland has seeped into our city with characters plastered all over our buses and the film doing tidy business at the flicks. Whatever you think of the Deppification of this supposed sequel to Lewis Caroll's classic, fans of its topsy turvy and downright disturbing world should know about 2 'very important dates': Jamm in Brixton transforms into Wonderland on ...
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News from Isle of Wight County Press - 03/12/2010
£50,000 worth?
Design champion Sir Terry Farrell. IT IS less than 100 pages long, largely made up of photographs, blank spaces and gibberish and it cost Islanders thousands of pounds.
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/11/2010
AJHL: Execution the key as Storm battle back to tie series
Grande Prairie Storm coach Mike Vandekamp was not disappointed with the effort in Game 1. It was just in the execution that he wanted to see improvement. Tuesday night in Game 2, the execution was so efficient, it could have been mistaken for… well… a MOB hit.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/11/2010
AWG: Saonak brings his ‘A’ game to the table
It's not hard to spot Fort McMurray's Saonak Mukherjee at the Arctic Winter Games table tennis competition: He's the smallest athlete there. No wonder. At 10 years old, he's by far the youngest as well.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/10/2010
AJHL: Execution the key as Storm battle back to tie series
Grande Prairie Storm coach Mike Vandekamp was not disappointed with the effort in Game 1. It was just in the execution that he wanted to see improvement. Tuesday night in Game 2, the execution was so efficient, it could have been mistaken for… well… a MOB hit.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/10/2010
AWG: Saonak brings his ‘A’ game to the table
It's not hard to spot Fort McMurray's Saonak Mukherjee at the Arctic Winter Games table tennis competition: He's the smallest athlete there. No wonder. At 10 years old, he's by far the youngest as well.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/09/2010
Who was that masked man? Kallechy steals victory for Oil Barons
The series lived up to the hype, at least for one game. The Grande Prairie Storm hosted the Fort McMurray Oil Barons in Game 1 of the Alberta Junior Hockey League best-of-seven quarter-finals Monday night and it was every bit as close as the pre-series synopsis indicated.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/09/2010
Robinson haunts old mates in first game of the series
The last time Brooks Robinson played an Alberta Junior Hockey League game at Canada Games Arena, it ended with him carrying the Enerflex Cup over his head in celebration of a league championship. That was April 5, 2009.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/08/2010
Wheelers roll into junior B finals after sweeping Fort St. John
For the third straight season, the Grande Prairie Wheelers will face the Whitecourt Wolverines in Northwest Junior Hockey League playoff action. This time it's for all the marbles.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/08/2010
Regular season stats suggest close series
The numbers don't lie. According to regular-season results, the Grande Prairie Storm and the Fort McMurray Oil Barons are the two most evenly-matched teams in the Alberta Junior Hockey League. The teams split the six games they played against each other this season, with three wins apiece.[...]
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/08/2010
Seventh heaven for Athletics
From a fan's perspective it was about as boring as a Game 7 could be – reminiscent of the Detroit Red Wings blanking Colorado 7-0 in the 2001-02 Western Conference final. That suited Ryan Widdifield just fine.[...]
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News from San Francisco Chronicle - 03/05/2010
Mickey Rourke: 'I had 14 women in one night'; Naomi Campbell speaks out about 'assault' drama; Johnny Depp would have ...
Mickey Rourke: 'I had 14 women in one night'; Naomi Campbell speaks out about 'assault' drama; Johnny Depp would have played Alice in Burton's 'Wonderland'
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News from Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune - 03/05/2010
Carstairs to carry Alberta flag
Vancouver had Clara Hughes. We have Sam Carstairs. Team Alberta North, meet your flag-bearer for the Arctic Winter Games opening ceremonies. Alberta North officials had to look no further than the recently-concluded 2010 Winter Olympics for inspiration.[...]
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News from Londonist - 03/05/2010
Video: Ronzo Installs Credit Crunch Monster Statues Around City
Ronzo's Pity of London - Part 1 from Ronzo on Vimeo . Next time you're heading into the City, keep an eye out for these rogue boundary markers. Street artist Ronzo and chums have installed a series of 'Pity of London' monster statues alongside the more traditional heraldic dragons to mark out the home of the Credit Crunch. You can view further instalments here . (Hat tip to LondonRemembers for ...
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News from New Kerala - 03/05/2010
MATTHEW SETTLE’S REP DISMISSES KELLY RUTHERFORD ROMANCE RUMOURS
A representative for MATTHEW SETTLE has shot down reports the actor is romancing his GOSSIP GIRL screen wife KELLY RUTHERFORD following the breakdown of his marriage.
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