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| Terrorized by the media Spare us the sky-is-falling hysteria. If anything, the failed bombing shows how little we need to fear al-Qaida By Gene Lyons | ||||
| Since you asked: An update on Cary Tennis Surgery went well, his doctors are pleased -- and he'll have a lot to share about patience when he returns Joan Walsh | ||||
| The littlest YouTube sensation The strange tale of Lukeywes1234, lover of "Star Wars" and unlikely inspiration for a bizarre porn prank By Mary Elizabeth Williams | ||||
Popular, principled Dick Blumenthal, the next likely senator from Connecticut, will surely irk Joe Lieberman By Joe Conason | ||||
| Casey Johnson's grief tweets The strange spectacle of celebrities (Tila Tequila, Paris Hilton) mixing relentless self-promotion with mourning By Mary Elizabeth Williams | ||||
| For all the married ladies out there I'll give you what your husbands don't ... for a price! By Ruben Bolling | ||||
| Lucky pork and sauerkraut A recipe that saved the author's life, not from starvation, but from his own stupidity By Ian Knauer | ||||
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| Gilbert Arenas indefinitely suspended by NBA "Agent Zero" has been suspended immediately by the NBA after bringing guns into the locker room BRIAN MAHONEY | ||||
| The case against LOTR: Scrubbing bubbles! Haters speak: Jackson's trilogy is too long, too short, too racist, too slavish and takes too many liberties. By Andrew O'Hehir | ||||
| Fantasy still can't get no respect LOTR debate continues: The cultural establishment still doesn't take fantasy seriously -- ask Jim Cameron By Erik Nelson | ||||
| Fainting goats, fried mac n' cheese, Seattle teriyaki The best from today's newspaper dining sections By Thomas Rogers | ||||
| Amazon unveils global version of big-screen Kindle The DX version of the popular e-reader will be available in more than 100 countries | ||||
| Newest fast food ad space: Indiana fire hydrants KFC pays two cities to shill "fiery" wings on public property BRUCE SCHREINER and EMILY FREDRIX | ||||
| Whale wars: Boat damaged in anti-whaling clash A boat belonging to the group Sea Shepherd had its bow shorn off in an encounter with a Japanese whaling ship ROHAN SULLIVAN | ||||
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