The Week Avery Johnson Got Fired

Instead of assessing the possibility that another interim coach and possibly a permanent role of a basketball team in the NBA, coach mocks fraternity in general, all the trips made by other offices as before firing a chief elder. This introduction is very detailed and dry, as is the way coaches talk. I hate when other coaches are fired, even if the shot (Brooklyn Nets Avery Johnson released Thursday) translates into a friend and former colleague...

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Boxing Day's Crowds Show Shops Still Rule and Bump Box Office

Sales growth is again try and buy at the store when buying online consumers spend big reign in the traditional way. Times have been tough for retailers. Not only have fought for years in the face of a sluggish economy, but are beset by shopping online. There were many casualties, and some who are still working in a high degree of stress. This week, however, showed why it is premature to talk about the imminent death of traditional retail. Parking...

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Celebrating Kate Winslet Marries Ned Rocknroll in Secret

Now that the world knows that Kate Winslet and Ned Rocknroll secret marriage, new details about the big day the couple begin to emerge. According to British newspaper The Sun, the newlyweds exchanged platinum and diamond encrusted wedding rings during the intimate ceremony in early December. "They are designed to order when they were in Hong Kong," said a source Winslet, 37, and Rocknroll, 34, "Ned said a baby is definitely the next plan for...

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Belk Bowl: Cincinnati beats Duke 48-34 Post Game Analysis

Cincinnati (10-3) exploded for 14 points in the final minute of regulation to break a tie with Duke (6-7) and won the game the highest score in the history of the Belk Bowl. With the game tied at 34, Duke QB Sean Renfree led the Blue Devils in car 3:57, killing time and set up what would be the value of the green. With the ball at the 5-yard Cincinnati, RB Josh Snead Bearcats had the ball stripped by DE Brandon Mills. NT John Williams recovered,...

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Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf Dies at 78

General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, who led the 1991 attacks faster and destroying Iraq's military to transform the Middle East and the United States pointed out how it feels to win the war, died Thursday of complications from pneumonia. He was 78. The former four-star general, the image burly above his camouflage army uniforms came to define both Operation Desert Storm and a renewed sense of national pride in the military, he had lived in quiet...

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