Queen Elizabeth II Leaves Hospital After Knee Surgery
London report: Queen Elizabeth II exited King Edward VII Hospital with a cane on Saturday, a day after arthroscopic knee surgery to remove torn cartilage and benign facial lesions. Palace said the monarch, who previously had right knee surgery in January, should regain full activity within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Elizabeth I
King Edward VII Hospital
Buckingham Palace
Iraqs Nuclear Mirage reveals hidden U S data roots
Imad Khadduri recalls uncovering decades of American data in a dusty attic box that fed Iraqs 1980s bomb effort. The account links Atoms for Peace to unintended weapons aid, notes Gulf War disruption, and cites US allies later building arsenals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imad Khadduri
U.S
America
Khadduri
Iraq
Atoms For Peace
Eisenhower
United Nations
Peter R. Lavoy
Israel
India
Pakistan
Soviet Union
China
Keiko the Free Willy whale dies in Norway
Keiko the killer whale dies of pneumonia in a Norwegian fjord two years after his release from captivity. The star of Free Willy sparked debate over releasing captive orcas, with handlers saying he struggled to bond with others and feared ice. The six ton whale, born in 1977 or 1978 off Iceland, lived at Oregon Coast Aquarium before rehabilitation in Iceland and release in 2002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Keiko
Jeff Foster
Marine Research Consultants
Iceland
Dane Richards
Associated Press
Oregon Aquarium
Mexico City
Oregon Coast Aquarium
David Phillips
San Francisco
Killer Whale
Newport
Ore
Bush recruits media team for second term campaign
President Bush's re election campaign has assembled a large media unit drawn from top GOP ad makers to fund tens of millions in television ads next year. Texas consultant Mark McKinnon will lead the team with veterans from Bush's 2000 victory and new advisers from Senate races and Kentucky governor races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
White House
Associated Press
Senate
Ernie Fletcher
Kentucky
Texas
Mark McKinnon
McKinnon
Maverick Media
America
Kenny to headline Air Jamaica Jazz Festival tribute to Johnny Cash
Country star Kenny will anchor the Johnny Cash tribute night at the Air Jamaica Jazz Festival in Montego Bay. The festival runs January 22 to 25 with Jamaican pianist Monty Alexander and Bobby Womack also set for the Cash tribute along with India Arie Nancy Wilson Cassandra Wilson Beres Hammond and Michael McDonald. Cash died in Tennessee in September at 71 from diabetes complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Johnny Cash Rogers
the Garnier
Montego Bay
Cash
Tennessee
Monty Alexander
Bobby Womack
Johnny Gash
India Arie
Nancy Wilson
Cassandra Wilson
Beres Hammond
Michael McDonald
The
Doobie Brothers
Hewitt hosts fundraiser for Lake Arrowhead blaze victims
Jennifer Love Hewitt organized a Friday night party with music food and family photos for Lake Arrowhead wildfire victims. Donations exceed 45000 distributed by Soroptimist International of Lake Arrowhead as 22 people died and 740000 acres burned. Hewitt's brother Todd treated firefighters at evacuation centers and she had urged help on The Wayne Brady Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Arrowhead
Caltornia
Hewitt
Todd Hewitt
Sarah Fuller
Wayne Brady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Briefs
Thurmond
Los Angeles
Strom On Thurmond
Essie Mae Washington- Williams
Frank K. Wheaton
Wheaton
Essie Mae
Gephardt
Dean 2
Rock Hill
Dick Gephardt
Howard Dean
Enron
Bean
North Carolina
Dean
Vermont
Mnet
Houston Energy-Trading Company
Jay Carson
Gov Dean
Boston
Boston Pops
State Turnpike Authority
Matthew Amorello
Mitt Romney
House
Thomas Finneran
Dwight D Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Willy
Hines
Gregory Hines
Rutgers University
State University
Will & Grace
Rutgers
Puerto Rico
Sita
Rogers
Love Hewitt
Lake Arrowhead
Rev. Schuller
Heinerburger
Robert H. Schuller
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
Carrs Jr
Hefner
Hel
Schuller
Wire Report