With retirement, La Russa again shows proper timing

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Sports News    
With retirement, La Russa again shows proper timing
Timing is everything, and lately Tony La Russa has had it.He knew just when to pinch hit in the World Series. Just when to change pitchers — so long as the phones worked. And he understood when it was a good time to say goodbye.MORE: Cardinals' La Russa announces retirementPHOTOS: ... Read More

Fit-again Djokovic asks for time to find top form

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Sports News    
Fit-again Djokovic asks for time to find top form
(10-31) 11:33 PDT BASEL, Switzerland (AP) -- Novak Djokovic says he needs time to regain his form after a season in which he won three majors was cut short because of back injury that sidelined him six weeks. The top-ranked Serb resumes play at the Swiss Indoors with a 64-3 record this ... Read More

Kim Ng makes mark on ‘sport side’ of baseball

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Kim Ng makes mark on ‘sport side’ of baseball
I read with interest last week that Kim Ng, a long-time Major League Baseball executive, was in the mix of candidates being considered for the general manager position for the Los Angeles Angels. Having worked in baseball for many years, Ng appeared to have many of the qualifications needed for ... Read More

Stewart says to settle NASCAR disputes offtrack by fists

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Stewart says to settle NASCAR disputes offtrack by fists
The two-time Sprint Cup champion still thinks the "Boys, Have at It" policy could use tweaking: Less banging bumpers and more swinging fists."NASCAR is going to have to, at some point, make these drivers be responsible for their actions ," Stewart said. "Let them get their butt kicked. That's what ... Read More

La Russa’s unexpected exit leaves Cardinal void

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Sports News    
La Russa’s unexpected exit leaves Cardinal void
They don’t make managers like Tony La Russa anymore, not even close. He was, to the end, a ... Read More

Is Cuba’s Dominance in Sports a Pyrrhic Victory?

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Sports News    
Is Cuba’s Dominance in Sports a Pyrrhic Victory?
The Pan American Games in Guadalajara brought fresh winds to our television programming, which had been insufferably dominated by ideology since early October. Although our sportscasters continue to believe that every competition is a kind of battle where to lose is to surrender, we could ignore them and enjoy the ... Read More

Inside the ropes: HSBC Champions is Asia’s major

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Sports News    
Inside the ropes: HSBC Champions is Asia’s major
Some are already calling it Asia's major.Lee Westwood, among others, believes that dream should become a reality."I like the tradition of the majors," the No. 2 player in the world said a few weeks ago. "I think the men's game has got it pretty much right, although I'd like to ... Read More

Music Review: Metallica takes a walk on the weird side with Lou Reed on hard …

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Music News    
Music Review: Metallica takes a walk on the weird side with Lou Reed on hard …
Enlarge Image James Hetfield of U.S. heavy metal band Metallica, performs at a concert in Bangalore, India, Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011. The band's previously planned concert in Delhi on Friday was called off due to cited safely problems, leading to crowd disturbances and the arrest of four of the organisers.(AP Photo/ ... Read More

Music review: Wadada Leo Smith’s ‘Ten Freedom Summers,’ REDCAT

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Music News    
Music review: Wadada Leo Smith’s ‘Ten Freedom Summers,’ REDCAT
At times, a string quartet separated out, with the impressive first violinist Shalini Vijayan standing out, lending her expressive and extended technique savvy in a duet with Smith’s trumpet on “Lyndon B. Johnson’s Great Society and the Civil Rights Act of 1964,” Saturday night’s show-closer. Other dialogues across the stage, ... Read More

MTV Honors Tom Morello With Occupy Wall Street Award

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Music News    
MTV Honors Tom Morello With Occupy Wall Street Award
By Lucas Shaw at TheWrap Mon Oct 31, 2011 2:07am EDT MTV announced Monday that ... Read More

Gill, Paisley, Urban to salute Glen Cambpell on CMAs; Lionel Richie will debut …

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Gill, Paisley, Urban to salute Glen Cambpell on CMAs; Lionel Richie will debut …
The Post Most: EntertainmentMost-viewed stories,videos, and galleries in the past two hours Most Popular Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries divorce: A QA Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher divorce speculation continues; David Boreanaz says Lego man washes ashore in Florida Mark Rothko paintings inspired Steve Jobs in his final year Vincent Price 100th birthday celebration used ... Read More

Soundgarden, Cheap Trick and Raconteurs Thrill at Voodoo Fest

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Soundgarden, Cheap Trick and Raconteurs Thrill at Voodoo Fest
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New Music From Miranda Lambert and Susan Boyle

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Music News    
New Music From Miranda Lambert and Susan Boyle
“Four the Record” (RCA Nashville) Enough with the outsider narratives: even when Miranda Lambert was a ferocious Nashville upstart obsessed with firearms and comeuppance, she wasn’t so strange. She was a clear inheritor of the ... Read More

Russia’s 10 spies chose different paths at home

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Space News    
Russia’s 10 spies chose different paths at home
By NATALIYA VASILYEVA, Associated Press – 6 hours ago  MOSCOW (AP) — One is a compulsive socialite who hosts a TV show. Others landed lucrative jobs at state-run companies. Many have simply vanished from sight.The 10 Russian sleeper agents arrested last year in the United States and deported to Russia in the biggest ... Read More

Fear of a Chinese Moon

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Space News    
Fear of a Chinese Moon
by Jeff FoustMonday, October 31, 2011 Robert Bigelow is best known in space circles as the founder of Bigelow Aerospace, the company he created over a decade ago to develop commercial space habitats using expandable (or inflatable) technology licensed from NASA. The Las Vegas-based company has successfully launched two prototype modules, ... Read More

Towson University health components, radio station eye space in Towson City …

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Towson University health components, radio station eye space in Towson City …
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China’s first space docking mission set to launch

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Space News    
China’s first space docking mission set to launch
China on Tuesday launched an unmanned spacecraft that will attempt to dock with an experimental module, the latest step in what will be a decade-long effort to place a manned permanent space station in orbit. ... Read More

Boeing brings new jobs to Florida’s Space Coast

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Space News    
Boeing brings new jobs to Florida’s Space Coast
(CNN) -- A partnership between NASA's Kennedy Space Center and Boeing will bring more than 100 jobs to Florida's Space Coast, the governor announced on Monday. "Florida has five decades of leadership in the space industry, which makes our state the logical place for the next phase of space travel and ... Read More

Grant Gustin, New ‘Glee’ Villain, Dishes On Role And Working With Darren Criss

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Gay News    
Grant Gustin, New ‘Glee’ Villain, Dishes On Role And Working With Darren Criss
"Glee" has always been praised for its positive portrayal of gay characters, but now, a newbie is joining the ... Read More

Gay rights pioneer was the first to enter same-sex marriage

Published By On Monday, October 31st 2011. Under Gay News    
Gay rights pioneer was the first to enter same-sex marriage
Gay rights activist Axel Axgil helped push Denmark to become the first country to legalize same-sex unions and himself was the first to tie the knot under that law.Axgil died Saturday, the Danish gay rights group he helped found said in a statement. He was 96."He had been in great ... Read More
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