Short and sweet books make for quirky stocking stuffers (Nashville
Short and sweet books make for quirky stocking stuffers (Nashville City Paper)
Quirky people on your gift list? Get them a Quirk Book. Their phenomenal The Dog Owner's Manual and The Cat Owner's Manual feature solid pet-keeping advice by a vet packaged with "mechanical drawings" and advice on models, programming, other pet interfaces, fuel and tune-ups that suit their subtitle - "Operating Instructions, Troubleshooting Tips and Advice on Lifetime Maintenance."
Tell The Daily American how you feel about this issue and other happenings in the community. (Daily American)
Recent controversy has stirred over a West Frankfort woman who was bitten by a pit bull. Some local leaders would like to see pit bulls banned as pets.
Route 66 in Rancho Cucamonga Gets a New, Healthy Destination -- Bright Now! Dental, Inc. Paves Easy Path to Dental Care (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.----Dec. 20, 2005--From every pit stop and soda shop, historic Route 66 connected the folks of Los Angeles with those of Chicago. And, in the spirit of the famed interstate, Bright Now!
Broadway stars with homework and chores (Rutland Herald)
Aaron Conley is an old hand at show biz. In February, he will celebrate his 300th performance in a Broadway musical.
"And As Things Fell Apart": The Crisis of Postmodern Masculinity in Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho and Dennis (RedNova)
By Storey, Mark [T]He traditional subject, particularly the masculine subject, is in the throes of an identity crisis. Moreover, this crisis is a particularly radical one.
Dental school program helps keep teeth in shape (Press-Citizen)
This edition of our Season of Sharing feature looks at the UI College of Dentistry.
More than Grapes: Temecula's Ripe For Business Growth -- The Bright Now Dental Network Grows into California's Booming (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
TEMECULA, Calif.----Dec. 20, 2005--Bright Now! Dental, Inc., the nation's leading provider of business support services to dentists, today announced the grand opening of a new dental office in Temecula, the site of California's famous Balloon and Wine Festival.
DNA at heart of '86 case (Chicago Tribune)
Recent DNA tests completed on newly discovered evidence provide "irrefutable scientific proof" that a man convicted of a 1986 rape in Waukegan and serving a 60-year prison sentence is innocent, according to documents filed in Illinois Appellate Court.
Snail found in Harpeth River turns out to be new species (Tennessean)
A snail found in the Harpeth River has joined the ranks of new species unearthed in Tennessee in recent years, including slime molds, bacteria and mites.
Advances in dentistry can help you put on a happier face (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
We love white teeth and Hollywood smiles.
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