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Keeping it all in the family (Boston Globe)
Given their family's musical history and sheer size, it's not a shock that the three O'Malley brothers who make up the Safes -- Frankie , 33; Patrick , 30; and Michael , 29 -- formed a rock band. What is surprising is that they didn't start a marching band.
Ex-Pillsbury Partners Vow to Fight Firm's Demand for Money (Law.com)
At least eight lawyers who left Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman last year are being asked to return some or all of their 2006 earnings to the firm within 30 days. Reactions from the ex-partners ranged from "insulted" to "furious." The former partners say they have no intention of complying, and that if the firm sues, they'll band together in court. It wouldn't be the only time Pillsbury has had ...
Van the Man delivers his best gig in years (Orange County Register)
Review: A reinvigorated Van Morrison superbly mixes fundamentals and favorites at L.A. show.
Officers hear call of duty to don kilts (Tri-Valley Herald)
MARTINEZ ? There's something about the mournful, piercing harmonies of bagpipes and the crisp, hypnotic rap of snare drums at a funeral. It's like a trigger.
Why is fishing such a comedy of errors? (Timberjay)
Usually on the morning of a fishing outing, one wonders if one will catch any fish. Saturday morning was little different, except my friend, Tim, and I were left wondering if we would fish at all, let alone catch any. Partly, this was my fault.
Ex-Pillsbury Partners Vow to Fight Firm's Demand for Money (Law.com via Yahoo...
At least eight lawyers who left Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman last year are being asked to return some or all of their 2006 earnings to the firm within 30 days. Reactions from the ex-partners ranged from "insulted" to "furious."
COVER STORY: Never Gonna Be a Rock Star (Nashville Scene)
At the center of Tommy Womack?s new album, !, is a seven-minute, conscience-spilling rant, ?Alpha Male and the Canine Mystery Blood.? It depicts a man in his early 40s at home with his wife and young son, drinking his way through a six-pack and contemplating a handmade poster he saw stapled to a telephone pole.
Wait your turn (Los Angeles Times)
Great mileage, big power, cleaned-up emissions. Only problem with Mercedes' E320 Bluetec diesel is you can't get it in California. Yet. GENERALLY speaking, Californians are pretty lucky. We have Yosemite, we have Big Sur. Our state leads the nation in Anna Nicole baby-daddies.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007 (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
?Early in life I had to choose between honest arrogance and hypocritical humility. I chose honest arrogance and have seen no occasion to change.? ? Frank Lloyd Wright FUNDRAISER
Hot bars stress fire safety (Penn State Collegian)
Local bar owners say they are taking precautions to keep their bars safe during busy nights. Last night, hundreds of students invaded downtown bars for Mardi Gras -- the day when people indulge in guilty pleasures, such as food and alcohol, before lent season.
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Keeping it all in the family (Boston Globe)
Given their family's musical history and sheer size, it's not a shock that the three O'Malley brothers who make up the Safes -- Frankie , 33; Patrick , 30; and Michael , 29 -- formed a rock band. What is surprising is that they didn't start a marching band.
Ex-Pillsbury Partners Vow to Fight Firm's Demand for Money (Law.com)
At least eight lawyers who left Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman last year are being asked to return some or all of their 2006 earnings to the firm within 30 days. Reactions from the ex-partners ranged from "insulted" to "furious." The former partners say they have no intention of complying, and that if the firm sues, they'll band together in court. It wouldn't be the only time Pillsbury has had ...
Van the Man delivers his best gig in years (Orange County Register)
Review: A reinvigorated Van Morrison superbly mixes fundamentals and favorites at L.A. show.
Officers hear call of duty to don kilts (Tri-Valley Herald)
MARTINEZ ? There's something about the mournful, piercing harmonies of bagpipes and the crisp, hypnotic rap of snare drums at a funeral. It's like a trigger.
Why is fishing such a comedy of errors? (Timberjay)
Usually on the morning of a fishing outing, one wonders if one will catch any fish. Saturday morning was little different, except my friend, Tim, and I were left wondering if we would fish at all, let alone catch any. Partly, this was my fault.
Ex-Pillsbury Partners Vow to Fight Firm's Demand for Money (Law.com via Yahoo...
At least eight lawyers who left Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman last year are being asked to return some or all of their 2006 earnings to the firm within 30 days. Reactions from the ex-partners ranged from "insulted" to "furious."
COVER STORY: Never Gonna Be a Rock Star (Nashville Scene)
At the center of Tommy Womack?s new album, !, is a seven-minute, conscience-spilling rant, ?Alpha Male and the Canine Mystery Blood.? It depicts a man in his early 40s at home with his wife and young son, drinking his way through a six-pack and contemplating a handmade poster he saw stapled to a telephone pole.
Wait your turn (Los Angeles Times)
Great mileage, big power, cleaned-up emissions. Only problem with Mercedes' E320 Bluetec diesel is you can't get it in California. Yet. GENERALLY speaking, Californians are pretty lucky. We have Yosemite, we have Big Sur. Our state leads the nation in Anna Nicole baby-daddies.
Wednesday, February 21, 2007 (Chattanooga Times Free Press)
?Early in life I had to choose between honest arrogance and hypocritical humility. I chose honest arrogance and have seen no occasion to change.? ? Frank Lloyd Wright FUNDRAISER
Hot bars stress fire safety (Penn State Collegian)
Local bar owners say they are taking precautions to keep their bars safe during busy nights. Last night, hundreds of students invaded downtown bars for Mardi Gras -- the day when people indulge in guilty pleasures, such as food and alcohol, before lent season.
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