family confident, but has fingers crossed Chicago Tribune - 39 minutes (Internet advertising)

family confident, but has fingers crossed Chicago Tribune - 39 minutes (Internet advertising)

NASA family confident, but has fingers crossed
Chicago Tribune - 39 minutes ago By Howard Witt. HOUSTON -- There will be no sighs of relief until the wheels finally slow to a stop at the end of the runway and the smiling crew emerges. But NASA officials, engineers, astronauts and families

Hurricane caused 'tallest wave'
BBC News - Aug 4, 2005 Hurricane Ivan generated a wave more than 90 foot (27 metres) high - thought to be the tallest and most intense ever measured - scientists have revealed. It would have dwarfed a 10-storey building and had

Review: 'Dukes of Hazzard' is roadkill
CNN International - 20 hours ago By Paul Clinton. Burt Reynolds, as Boss Hogg, crows over the incarceration of Bo and Luke Duke (Seann William Scott and Johnny Knoxville). (CNN) -- "The Dukes of Hazzard" is a prime example of a sad Hollywood

Race against time to rescue submarine crew
Sify - 44 minutes ago By Vera Negdanova in Vladivostok. British and US teams joined the Russian navy Saturday in a desperate race to save the seven crew members of a Russian mini-submarine trapped with dwindling oxygen supplies on the Pacific Ocean floor.

Beijing Firm's Stock Sale Echoes Dot-Com Boom
Los Angeles Times - 3 hours ago By Josh Friedman and Don Lee, Times Staff Writers. US political opposition scuttled China's takeover of a major American oil company this week. But money had no problem flowing in the other direction Friday

Lighting the lake
Seattle Times - 3 hours ago By Victor Gonzales. They're just a few of the messages that will float on wood-and-paper lanterns in Green Lake tonight for the "From Hiroshima to Hope" ceremony to mark the 60th anniversary of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

Sports Wire NCAA targets Indian names
New York Daily News - 2 hours ago Fed up with what it considers "hostile" and "abusive" American Indian nicknames, the NCAA announced yesterday it would shut those words and images out of postseason tournaments, a move that left some school officials angry and threatening legal action.