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My life in travel: Top Gear presenter James May (Belfast Telegraph)
First holiday memory? Oddly enough, it's of the back seat of a car. I was so small I'd already gone to bed but was heaved out again for a night drive down to somewhere like Dorset in the MkI Cortina. It was the first time I'd seen the street lights, and I can remember them very vividly.
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Sri Lankans celebrate fall of Tigers' capital (Independent)
Firecrackers ripped through the skies of villages and towns in Sri Lanka last night as the majority Sinhalese population celebrated the government's claim that its forces had seized the rebel Tamil Tiger capital of Kilinochchi.
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Fortune 's Stanley Bing: The Consumer Electronics Show Gets Underway (HuffingtonPost)
It's not a coincidence that the porn industry meets in Vegas at the same time as the annual tech fest, when the town teems with guys who spent the best years of their lives with their hands on their joysticks.
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A. KATHIRASEN: 'When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.' — Lao Tzu (The New Straits Times)
AND the night became day. Fireworks over the Kuala Lumpur City Centre at midnight on Dec 31 literally ripped apart the curtain of night for about 10 minutes, especially during those seconds when the fireworks shone all white.
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A. KATHIRASEN: 'When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.' — Lao Tzu (The New Straits Times)
AND the night became day.
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My life in travel: Top Gear presenter James May (Independent)
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Industry buzz (San Francisco Chronicle)
EYE ON HORROR: David S. Goyer rarely misses an opportunity to give audiences the creeps. Writer of the "Blade" vampire series, the horror movie auteur also worked with director Christopher Nolan to develop "The Dark Knight" story line featuring the...
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Area briefs (Stamford Advocate)
Council for baby boomers meets STAMFORD - The senior center will host a "Boomer" Advisory Council meeting 5:30 to 7:30 p.
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Cricket: Windies keep faith in X-factor (The New Zealand Herald)
He has the million-dollar shots, but missed the seven-figure payday - and therein lies the paradox of precocious West Indian Xavier Marshall.
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Briefing: 20 police officers killed by Taliban (Pioneer Press)
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Taliban militants ambushed a group of police while they were eating lunch in remote southern Afghanistan, killing 20 and fatally shooting the mother of one as she pleaded unsuccessfully for her son's life, an official said Thursday. A Taliban spokesman, Qari Yousef Ahmadi, said two militants were killed and four wounded in the ambush Wednesday in Helmand province. Ahmadi ...
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