My question for the forum: do you watch this show? Do you find it as thrilling, exciting and thought provoking as I do? Jack Bauer for president '08? I really need to know if I am alone with this as my sleep pattern has been significantly altered since becoming a "24 freak"?! Also, I figured this show may be popular with the HBO crowd so advice from you regulars is much appreciated! My question for the forum: do you watch this show? Do you find it as thrilling, exciting and thought...

The king's image has been immortalized by the surviving portraits of a bloated, middle-age tyrant known for his half-dozen wives and predilection for chopping off heads. He wore loud green sweats and a pale gray sleeveless shirt, smoked, drank tea with milk, an-nun-ci-a-ted like a thespian and bounced his leg up and down so hard that his trailer was shaking. This Henry VIII is not merely a tyrant and a ladies' man, but a cultured, multilingual, artistically minded and literary young man...

The plan and its summary version both contain feedback forms, so your voice can be heard when decisions are made to help our city achieve its potential. The plan makes proposals that will help shape Auckland in years to come, as well as setting a budget that will directly affect your rates. Last year, public input helped the council develop its long-term vision, and prioritise projects for the next 10 years so the council could help make its vision a reality. The council has focused on...

While Human Rights Watch was investigating the site, a shepherd, apparently oblivious to the danger, walked through with a flock of about forty sheep and goats. These de facto landmines, which can detonate on contact, caused daily casualties in the weeks after the end of active hostilities and present lingering dangers in populated areas and open fields. DPICMs and ATACMS submunitions littered farmland in the month after the war, and in some places, like Agargouf, were found in close...

The Griffin homestead stretched over 23 acres, five of which were cleared of trees, "the roots dug out with shovels, mattocks and axes. When they reached Sandy Point near Karta Bay, they anchored the boat with rocks and a shoreline, grabbed their sandwiches and berry buckets and headed for the woods. She is a lovely, sprightly, good-humored lady who enjoys visitors and serves them tea and chocolates and banana bread! There will be a birthday celebration for her at Cape Fox on June 18th....