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In economic news, UK house prices fell for the fourth straight month in February, the lowest annual rate of growth in more than two years, according to Nationwide's latest survey. And Liechtenstein's Prime Minister told the European Union he wanted a "reasonable deal" over tax fraud, while Canada becomes the latest country to launch its own investigations. .
Wallace Matthews
The one you don't see coming is often the sweetest of all. That is why of all the championships won by all the teams through all the years in this sports crazy town, the 1968 Jets, the '69 Mets and the '96 Yankees are the ones we remember most fondly. Belichick shows he has no class February 5, 2008 Sometimes a mans character, if not his whole life, can be encapsulated in the blink of an eye. For Scottie Pippen, it was the moment he decided to sit down rather than play out the last 1.8 seconds of a crucial playoff game when he learned the final shot would not be his. For Mike Tyson, it was the moment he decided it would be easier to bite his way out of a beating from Evander Holyfield than to face it. For Santana, big bucks mean big pressure February 4, 2008 Johan Santana, welcome to the neighborhood.
'Americans in Pyongyang' perform
We are here to make music," Maazel said at a pre-concert news conference. "We are also here to meet our counterparts here in Korea." Watch Maazel tell why he enjoys meeting other musicians » But Zarin Mehta, president of the orchestra, said diplomats from both Washington and Pyongyang told him the trip should help in normalization of relations between the two nations, which have often been at odds. Part of the agreement for North Korea's denuclearization, announced last year, included an increase in cultural exchanges. There had been speculation that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il might attend the concert, but he did not. The concert, which was broadcast live on North Korean television and radio, was to be the highlight of a 48-hour visit that includes master classes and an open rehearsal for North Korean music students, according to the orchestra.
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THE BUSH LEAGUE: TV celeb watcher Billy Bush's empire is growing. President Bush's star-struck cousin has been tapped by Westwood One to host a nightly syndicated talk and music radio show -- in addition to his regular co-hosting gig on ''Access Hollywood.'' ''The Billy Bush Show'' is expected to debut in major markets in April, as will an affiliated outlet: BillyBush.com. Bush got his start in radio -- first at a New Hampshire station, followed by two in Washington, D.C., before getting his TV break as an East Coast correspondent for ''Access'' in 2001. MOVING HERE? Maybe I shouldn't have been so flip in Wednesday's column about Ashlee Simpson telling the crowd at the Underground she'd love to move to Chicago. Word has it, the singer and her rock-star boyfriend Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy have been spotted checking out a few fancy condos on the North Side.
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Upon getting her feet wet in the competitive U.S. music scene, Cinnamon Brown envisions herself performing with Atlanta based, Hip-Hop sensation T.I., "I like his energy, lyrics and style," says Cinnamon. Although she has penned songs for Universal Music Publishing, Cinnamon Brown feels that the time has come for her to go beyond Europe to share her gift with the world. Cinnamon Brown is the real deal -- her determination, infectious energy and passion will make her the next household name. An impressive A-List gathering of entertainers, from Anita Baker, Bob Marley, Mary J. Blige, Stevie Wonder, and Donny Hathaway to Busta Rhymes has influenced Cinnamon Brown. When she's not writing songs for her debut CD or for Universal Music Publishing, Cinnamon Brown volunteers her time with young girls, empowering them to be leaders and to follow the beat of their drum -- not others.
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2005 Failla Estate Vineyard Sonoma Coast Syrah ($56) Ehren Jordan's day job as winemaker at Turley Wine Cellars keeps him plenty busy, but it's his own wines under the Failla label (his wife's name) that captivate us, including a Syrah from Napa's Phoenix Ranch. His new Syrah from Failla's estate vineyard on Gualala Ranch, along the Sonoma Coast, simply blew us away. A powerhouse nose of lavish white and black pepper, sweet game meat and hints of tar, touches of oak and ripe boysenberry give way to an edgy palate and nuanced, fine-grained finish. Simply extraordinary. 2005 Jaffurs Santa Barbara County Grenache ($28) Craig Jaffurs is better known for his Syrah, but here he has taken on the other great Rhone grape, and coaxed impressive berry and nutmeg and toasted spice flavors out of his fruit.
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