- Detroit trying 'Broken Windows' community policing
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Detroit Free Press, 20:38 - NDP leadership hopefuls set for Quebec debate
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Federal NDP leadership candidates seen prior to the start of a leadership
debate in Halifax on Jan. 29, 2012.(Tim Krochak/Canadian Press)
Federal NDP leadership candidates were preparing Sunday for an afternoon
debate in Quebec City.
The debate, which gets underway at 2 p.m.
CBC News, 19:42 - White House sticking to contraception plan
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Reuters, 19:32 - What's the best sounding hi-fi you ever heard?
by Steve Guttenberg Follow @AudiophiliacMan
For me a great hi-fi doesn't necessarily have to be the best sounding one.
The music in those grooves can last a lifetime.
CNET News, 18:43 - Habs beat Reimer and slumping Leafs
jeff blair TORONTO - Globe and Mail Update Posted on Saturday, February 11,
2012 10:05PM EST
There was much for Ron Wilson to be unhappy about Saturday night but given
the number of times he mentioned Carey Price by name both when prompted and
unprompted and the manner in which he laid the unravelling of his team
squarely on events after a first goal that was "stoppable," it was clear
where most of the blame lied.
The Globe and Mail, 17:57 - The rise and fall of Whitney Houston
j.d. considine TORONTO- Globe and Mail Update Published Sunday, Feb. 12,
2012 10:41AM EST Last updated Sunday, Feb. 12, 2012 10:50AM EST
The rise
From the first, Whitney Houston seemed the quintessential 80s pop star.
As befit the video era, she was physically stunning, with a photogenic face
and figure - her label took pains to point out that she had modelled for
Mademoiselle, Cosmopolitan and Glamour - and a natural ability to work the
The Globe and Mail, 17:56 - Copper Traders Turn Bullish as Economy Spurs Demand: Commodities
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BusinessWeek, 16:41 - Magical Visions Multiple Directions by African American Artists on view at the University of Delaware
William T. Williams, Congo Peacock, 2008. Acrylic on paper, 40 x 26.
╘Courtesy of William T. Williams.
By: Keith Morrison
NEWARK, DE.- Magical Visions brings together the work of ten artists who
have made significant contributions to American art over the last half
century.
Artdaily.org, 14:29 - An Architect's Influence: Annual Invitational on view at the Demuth Museum
Milt Friedly, Dueling Shovels, 2009, welded and powder coated steel, 7 x 24
x 11 in., Collection of the Artist. Photo: Courtesy of the Demuth Museum, ╘
2012 Demuth Museum, Lancaster, PA.
LANCASTER, PA.- The Demuth Museum opened its 2012 exhibition schedule with
the annual Invitational exhibition, showcasing the work of contemporary
artists from Lancaster and the surrounding region who have been invited to
Artdaily.org, 14:29 - Over 70 international and national galleries to exhibit at the fourth annual Dallas Art Fair
Trenton Doyle Hancock, "Wow That's Mean, In the Beginning There Was the
End", 2008 Mixed media on canvas 90 x 132 inches. Courtesy: Dunn and Brown
Contemporary.
DALLAS, TX.- The fourth annual Dallas Art Fair, presented by Ruinart, will
return April 12 through 15, 2012 to the Fashion Industry Gallery (f.i.g)
located at 1807 Ross Avenue-adjacent to the Dallas Museum of Art in Dallas'
dynamic downtown Arts District.
Artdaily.org, 14:29