Often, this blog features some interesting "Eye Candy." That isn't going to change anytime soon, especially on Fridays! Our European Bureau Chief, Benny Brown, gives us a summary of "Interesting Stuff!" Enjoy: -Many years ago in Scotland , a new game was invented.. It was ruled 'Gentlemen Only...Ladies Forbidden'.. .and thus, the ...

Interesting Stuff. Some interesting stiff on the news. 1. KURTIS AND JACOBSON-- Sure enjoyed watching WBBM-Channel 2, Chicago's CBS TV, news last night when they had the return of the two anchors from 1973 to 1989. Walter Jacobson and Bill Kurtis were brought back on a one-night news show at 10 PM in an effort to shore up the stations beleaguered ratings. I say, bring ...

Here are some interesting things that attracted my attention over the last fortnight. As always, nominations for the next installment will be posted on Twitter, and then purged after publication in early December. Astronomy: ... sizes of small things. Social and Medical: More of a social awareness thing than interesting stuff, but here’s a summary of an issue pertaining to the assumption of ...

HaHa some interesting stuff which happened yst and today. yst was when we were walking bac to the bus, my team mates were trying to enter the bus. both of them stepped in together, den one of them while walking in halfway itchy hand go press the button outside, so the bus door CLoSeD on them. One gt half of his leg stucked inside, the other one gt his body slammed slightly by ...

As always, lots of interesting stuff over on Swish Appeal. Euroleague: Week 4 (November 18-19) Games and Upcoming Schedule - Fadeoutin UConn's Solid Start With Two Guard Front: What's the Verdict After Three Games? - Scotter The Sacramento Screwjob - Petrel First Thoughts on a WNBA Relocation to Oakland from a Bay Area Native (A headline I intially read ...

I’ve been busy of late and the “stuff to blog about” list is getting longer. Here it is, without my usual editorial finesse or opinions. Hopefully, others will find ... curriculum standards in order to score better on state assessments. California, thankfully, did not. A flurry of stuff on student nutrition: The Chronicle’s Michael Bauer reviewed school lunches, and I know you ...