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Bulls' Derrick Rose voted NBA rookie of the year

Derrick Rose, who led his hometown Bulls to the playoffs and restored hope to a franchise in disarray, was the runaway pick as the NBA's rookie of the year. Rose became the third Bulls player to win the award Wednesday, joining Michael Jordan and Elton Brand. Complete Story...

Magic's Howard wins defensive player of the year

It's a question Dwight Howard will never forget.

BNY Mellon 1Q profit falls 57 pct, cuts dividend

Bank of New York Mellon Corp. said Tuesday that its first-quarter profit dropped an unexpectedly steep 57 percent and that it was slashing its dividend in hopes of repaying a government investment.

Cavs' Brown honored as NBA coach of year

Like his first year in Cleveland, LeBron James' second NBA season ended without a trip to the playoffs. The miss was inexcusable to Cavaliers rookie owner Dan Gilbert, who set out an immediate coaching search so it wouldn't happen again.

Obama's chief of staff wants to hear GOP proposals

President Barack Obama's chief of staff is urging Republicans to step up and offer their own on ideas on how to overhaul health care and energy policy.

Review: `State of Play' a slick political thriller

"State of Play" looks like a provocative, '70s-style political thriller, and it's the murder of a young woman — a rising congressman's mistress — that drives the narrative.

Ahead of the Bell: Business Inventories

Wall Street expects businesses slashed their inventories for a sixth consecutive month in February as the recession dragged on.

Herbal wine, just the thing for ailing pharaohs

When great-grandma took a nip of the elderberry wine "for medicinal purposes," she was following a tradition that goes back thousands of years.

Shippers face higher insurance as pirates run amok

Shipping your oil across the Gulf of Aden? Don't forget your piracy insurance.

Analysis: Horn of Africa beset by troubles

The pirate standoff with the U.S. Navy has burned Somalia into the West's consciousness as a base for lawlessness and terror, but the hostage crisis illuminates a potentially dangerous picture confronting a far greater area.

Illinois man awarded Medal of Honor dies at 89

Russell Dunham, an Illinois man who was awarded the Medal of Honor after killing nine German soldiers and taking two others captive while wounded during World War II, has died. He was 89.

Mini Statue of Liberty uprooted for Paris exhibit

A 2-ton bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty was carefully hoisted from its permanent home in a Parisian park Monday for a journey through Paris to an exhibit on the city's outskirts.

Moore, Auriemma win AP awards

In a season in which the Connecticut women's basketball team has run through its opponents, it's no surprise the Huskies won both major individual awards.

UConn's Auriemma: AP's college hoop coach of year

Geno Auriemma, two wins shy of leading Connecticut to its third unbeaten season, is The Associated Press' college basketball coach of the year for the sixth time.

Griffin, Self win AP college basketball awards

In a season when the Big East dominated the polls and the NCAA tournament, the Big 12 won both major individual awards.

Self is AP's coach of the year

Bill Self, who led Kansas to the national championship last year and had the Jayhawks back in the title hunt this season, is The Associated Press' college basketball coach of the year.

Gheorghiu shines in Met's `The Elixir of Love'

The Metropolitan Opera's production of "The Elixir of Love" was notable for one absence — of star tenor Rolando Villazon.

For two black golfers, path to PGA tour is rocky

Tim O'Neal watched carefully, head down, as his pitch from just off the green rolled perfectly into the cup on the ninth green at Tradition National Golf Course last month.

FIFA calls for minute's silence after stampede

A minute of silence will be held before international soccer matches Tuesday and Wednesday after 19 fans died in a stadium stampede in the Ivory Coast.

Obama says he needs to act quickly on big problems

Afghanistan. The banking crisis. Health care. The ailing economy.

Out-of-network insurance practices face scrutiny

Ever wonder how that bill was calculated if you had to pay to see a doctor outside your insurance network?

Review: Performances elevate `Charlie Banks'

"The Education of Charlie Banks" marks the surprisingly sensitive directing debut of Fred Durst, the lead singer of Limp Bizkit, whose hits include the oh-so-catchy "Break Stuff."

Ahead of the Bell: Analysts positive on Teradyne

Analysts saw a glimmer of a silver lining Tuesday in Teradyne Inc.'s slashed forecast for the current quarter, detecting signs that the market for semiconductor testing equipment may be hitting a bottom.

Bank rescue latest in a long string of bailouts

First there was the economy rescue of 2008 — we know how well that worked out. Then a housing rescue that didn't stop foreclosures, a controversial $700 billion Wall Street rescue with mixed results, and of course the auto bailout that's left the fate of Detroit's Big Three in limbo.

Lewis testified that U.S. urged silence on Merrill deal: report | Reuters
Source: Reuters

- Bank of America Corp CEO Kenneth Lewis testified under oath that Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pressured him to keep quiet about losses at Merrill Lynch & Co, which the bank was buying, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Coach Calipari's "New" Kentucky Home

The following information was obtained from Kentucky.com. Follow the links to see pictures of this gorgeous house.

Roubini & Nassim Taleb COMPREHEND The Importance of the "black swan" do you?

YEHOSHUA'S MESSAGE, 'INHABIT,' THE AUTHENTIC YOU… By: Jerusalem's Yehoshua Ya'acov

Alice Nez Horseherder, 102 Year Old Navajo Woman, Shares the Art of Weaving

Alice Nez Horseherder, a Navajo sheep herder her entire life, lives in Hard Rock, Arizona in the the Black Mesa Region.

" Minnesota's Norm Coleman Now Faces A Very Difficult Decision."

The photo es of Norm Coleman show a weary and strained face. Although I did not for him. I do have empathy for his personal turmoil.

RFI - US vessel evades capture but pirates take more
Source: Radio France Internationale in English, international radio news and feature programmes

A US flagged ship escaped an attack by pirates late on Tuesday after an assault with automatic weapons and rocket fire. Two other boats were captured on Tuesday including a Greek operated merchant vessel and a Lebanese owned freighter.

" Kobe Bryant Of Los Angeles Lakers."

Kobe Bryant the NBA Basketball player of La Lakers genernerally to be the greatest of his generation.

The face of Indian Election 2009

The number of seats are 543 out of which general,SC and ST seats are 423,79 and 41 only.(source Election commission)The article of constitution provides the maximum number of seats in Loksabha and also about the number of Anglo Indian Community and prescribes age limit 25 years.  …

" America's Economic Hinted At Signs Of Recovery."

Evidence that our stock market investors, shoppers, and home buyers are now less nervous than before. It's good news.

Sunday-school teacher arrested in killing of California girl
Source: CNN

Police have arrested a Sunday-school teacher in the killing of California 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, authorities said early Saturday" Melissa Huckaby was arrested on charges of kidnapping and murder, according to Tracy, California, police Sgt. Tony Sheneman"

Ammunition in high demand
Source: The San Antonio Express-News

Not only is boxed ammunition scarce, the components used by people with reloading equipment who do their own custom reloading is also scarce.

CNBC Video says it is time to Buy Canned goods and Ammo!!!
Source: CNBC Top News and Analysis

The Bottom of the market is still coming!!! The Banks today are still not dealing with toxic shock they have on the books. Watch this video to learn more!

Why people treat China and India as super power of future?

I always heard on this.China is opening up and too is India.The brains in these countries mostly are settled outside or they are on a big pay roll. If one counts these countries annual per capita income and GDP ,it tells a different stories.If in US 7.5 lakhs are jobless,think a …

Tomorrow�s World: Commentary - Babel�s last hurrah!
Source: Tomorrow's World Articles

The stage is being set in Euorpe for some sweeping changes. There will be a revision of the old Roman empire and will rule and control the world.

MIT genetically engineers viruses to grow 'green' batteries
Source: EETimes

Will your next battery be genetically engineered? Viruses can be used to assemble tiny batteries that can then be printed on plastic films, Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers claim.

British Columbia- Dziekanski excited for land of 'milk and honey:' neighbour
Source: CTV News

A neighbour of Robert Dziekanski's back in Poland says he was excited to come to Canada, the land of `milk and honey.'

State of the Union

State of the Union The Third and Final Fictive Essay, following My Lunch with President-Elect Obama and The Meeting in the Annex Ed Cowan

Illinois Family Institute supports truancy to shield kids from civil rights and reality
Source: Good as You Blog

Laurie Higgins from the Illinois Family Institute has stated that she believes that it is more beneficial for children to miss school and learning than to be subjected to learning about a civil rights reality.

Family of man shot by Vancouver Police plan to sue
Source: CTV News

The family of Michael vann Hubbard, the homeless man who was shot dead by police a week ago in downtown Vancouver, plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the Vancouver Police Department in the next couple of weeks, said their spokesman on Thursday.

Mystery of death 3-26-09

Mystery of death 3-26-09 Peter Macdonald 465 Packersfalls rd Lee NH 03824 603-659-6217 What is death? Can it be as that 17 year old child boards his first plane out of the U.S. bound for the eternal play land for U.S.

In Defense of Ed Henry
Source: blogacause.com

For those twitterwits out there that thought Mr. Henry got shot down, lets do the math here. Hussein is a sitting President of the United States which pretty much makes him the most informed individual on the planet, what with his morning, noon and night briefings.

Why do the Protestants not know their religion history?

If the world would study history; then there would be no argument about who has the real Christian faith and the true religion.