Not too much insight in Grodin book
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"If I Only Knew Then ... Learning From Our Mistakes" (Springboard, 240 pages, $24.99), compiled by Charles Grodin: It's important to realize your mistakes and learn from them, says writer and actor Charles Grodin. So he asked more than 80 celebrities and other notable folks to describe their biggest boo-boos in life and the lessons they gained.
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Look past the latest news to get some clarity on the jewel peddler's prospects.
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There's not too much surprising about Gap's first quarter.
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Travelzoo provides lessons but little logic.
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&quot;When someone doesn&#39;t have all the knowledge, they&#39;re speaking almost immaturely about what&#39;s happening. I think these guys were misled and now they&#39;re on the same page.
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. Scott Peterson&#39;s defense attorney is lashing out on a key prosecution theory. During closing arguments this morning, Mark Geragos (GEHR&#39;-uh-guhs) told the jury that there was little evidence
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The Good German is long on style, short on thought
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DENVER - My eyes aren&#39;t the sharpest, but I didn&#39;t notice a big difference in the Chiefs&#39; defense from the 2003 unit during Sunday night&#39;s 34-24 loss to Denver.
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Widad Sha'abani is living history -- and not liking it much.
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By G.D. Gearino, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Mar. 4--DURHAM -- The view from Katherine Skinner's office is tolerable enough.
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Jon Gruden resisted the temptation to gloat. The Tampa Bay coach said Monday he isn't the least bit surprised that his Buccaneers have turned their season around by winning three of four games after an 0-4 start.
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But neither he nor his colleagues have unlocked the mystery that could help them predict events like last weekend&#39;s catastrophic earthquake and tsunamis in the Indian Ocean.
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Comment is free: Jonathan Steele: After six months in the job, the UN secretary general should be taking the lead, but his record so far is underwhelming.
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Picked-up pieces while remembering that Len Bias died 21 years ago yesterday: Peter Chiarelli underwhelms us. His first coaching hire was a dud, and now he's apparently going to sell us on Claude Julien when most Bruins fans would prefer Mike Milbury. Charlie Jacobs underwhelms us, also. There appears to be a conscious effort to purge all things Harry Sinden ...
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(Clint Willis is a freelance writer who covers mutual funds for Reuters. Any opinions in the column are solely those of Mr. Willis.
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Gabe: We're playing Pokemon (the TCG) Tuesday the 12th at the Comic Stop. We got off schedule because of a Magic tournament last week but we're back at the regular time starting tomorrow. We'll start the matches as close to 6pm as possible. New players are always welcome.The latest copy of EGM arrived at the office today. Apparently their adologists have finally broken the single cover barrier. It used to be that magazines only had one cover to sell but now EGM comes with a second cover pasted over the real cover like some kind of shell. It says "your favorite magazine starts inside" up at the top of this new cover cover. Unless you consider ads to be content this statement isn't very accurate. I guess "your favorite magazine starts in eleven pages" doesn't have the same ring to it.-Gabe out
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Tim Henmanâs comments on the state of tennis in Britain have added drama to a tournament in which the matches are not yet stirring much intrigue.