- Stan Hochman: Loved ones pay respects to Brookshier
Photos: Tom Brookshier memorial service
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Tom Brookshier was born during one of the worst blizzards in the history of Roswell, N.M., and yesterday, with the sidewalks just cleared from one of the worst in Philadelphia-area history, Brookshier was eulogized and remembered at the Ardmore Presbyterian Church before a throng of family, friends, teammates, and coworkers.
I can't believe it's been only a year since President Obama took office.
It seems more like decades - long, weary, tumultuous years.
- Kevin Riordan: Camden's immortals
For someone who says she hates to cook, Sandy Levins is more than happy to share her secret ingredients.
For perfect pork chops, start with "just the right amount of latex." Make sure there are no bubbles in the plaster. And accent the surface with dabs of darker paint for a scrumptious "done to a turn" look.
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SAP AG's sales boss, Bill McDermott, was in Hawaii on Sunday, rewarding top sellers, when the business software giant named him co-chief executive officer, following the surprise resignation of Leo Apotheker, who'd been sole CEO at the Germany-based business software giant.
- Two shows with an eerie focus are likelier to spark jeers than fears.People will believe anything, and TV plays to that tonight with a cheesy reality-show episode about our very own Jersey Devil and a new series in which people connect with their past lives to catch killers.
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You'll sue me? Well, I'll sue you first. That seems to be the logic that Philly-bred mogul Will Smith and wife Jada Pinkett-Smith are applying to a Philly developer/investor who, they thought, were threatening to sue them over a movie that flopped.
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Is it possible that the election of the first Republican senator from Massachusetts in more than a generation will boost revenues of select Philadelphia law firms?
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It was extraordinary. Mystical, almost. Thousands witnessed in awe as Brangelina made a resplendent appearance Sunday at Sun Life Stadium in Miami and looked down on the adrenaline-drenched field below, where two bands of mere mortals battled over an inflated oval ball.
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Question: My husband has been offered a job (hooray!) with a decent salary, but he doesn't want it. I'm trying to be sympathetic: It is a step down, the boss is a bit nuts, and it really doesn't capitalize on his incredible skills (Ph.D. plus years of cutting-edge research).
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Delaware's Elena Delle Donne isn't the only newcomer in the Colonial Athletic Association having an immediate impact. Hofstra freshman Shante Evans, a 6-foot forward who is a graduate of West Chester Henderson, has been lighting it up at Hofstra (13-10, 6-5 CAA).
- Like an unfinished kitchen, health-care reform benefits no one until it's done.If President Obama gets to sign a health-care reform bill, as I believe he will, one reason may be Rep. Jay Inslee's difficult experience renovating his kitchen.
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Last month's column on the TSA worker who jokingly planted a bag of white powder on a passenger at Philadelphia International Airport generated a half-million page views and scores of tips of other alleged abuses by those who work to keep us safe.
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NEW ORLEANS - With NBA all-star weekend just a few days away, we already know all we need to know about these 76ers.
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Welcome to baseball season. Close enough, anyway. Now that the football season, with its standard helping of local frustration, has come to a finish at the annual NFL orgy of excess last night, it is time to look forward to something that might actually have a happy ending here.
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