Curtain Comes Down Early For Cubs In Game 3

Filed Under Country Curtain | Posted on October 5, 2008

This one happened in the first inning and was the worst possible nightmare for the Cubs. Already facing a must-win situation, the Cubs quickly fell behind 2-0, taking the wind out of their sails.
And in came two runs as Loney smacked Rich Harden’s fourth pitch into the right-field corner. It didn’t matter that Matt Kemp [...]

Cricketer Hick admits ‘lack of cutting edge’ as curtain falls

Filed Under Kitchen Curtain | Posted on September 17, 2008

‘Unfulfilled promise’ has often been a phrase used to describe Graeme Hick’s career so it may be cruelly apt if his final season before retirement is cut short by injury.
That means the former England international is set to miss the four-day County Championship match against Middlesex starting on Wednesday.
Born in what was then Salisbury, Rhodesia, [...]

Valencia to raise curtain on Spanish season

Filed Under Curtain Rods | Posted on August 17, 2008

Real Madrid winger Robinho was included this Saturday in Bed Schuster’s squad for the first leg of the Spanish Supercup in Valencia.
Robinho’s inclusion should end speculation over whether or not the Brazilian would refuse to travel as he continues his campaign to force the club to sell him to English Premier League side Chelsea.
“I am [...]

Curtain up on a packed season

Filed Under Kitchen Curtain | Posted on July 22, 2008

IT IS undoubtedly an English resort that time and tourists have knocked about a bit.
And although it was once described by a leisure boss as stylish-tacky, when it comes to good-value shows, Blackpool still proves Britain really has got talent. For example, there’s Forbidden, the biggest and most lavish production ever staged at The Gobe [...]

Curtain call for game 150

Filed Under Country Curtain | Posted on June 11, 2008

And Curtain will enter the record books at the Demons because he will be the youngest to achieve life membership when he runs on to Bellerive Oval for the second versus third clash against Clarence.
Debuting as a 16-year-old in 2000 in the Statewide League, the now 24-year-old has been a regular midfield cog in the [...]

Bowing out of curtain raiser Cotchin takes centre stage

Filed Under Country Curtain | Posted on May 17, 2008

Trent Cotchin was on the MCG, wearing a Coburg jumper, warming up and running through his plans for the VFL match.
About a month ago, as the teenager played his first football for the year after a summer full of injury, he was told to aim for Richmond’s round-nine clash with Essendon as a possible AFL [...]

Cumani Mulls Curtain Plan

Filed Under Kitchen Curtain | Posted on May 11, 2008

Curtain Call, second favourite for the Vodafone Derby, looks set to head straight to Epsom after quick ground scuppered his run at Lingfield.
Luca Cumani’s charge was due to contest the totesport.com Derby Trial but the Newmarket trainer did not want to chance the son of Sadler’s Wells on good to firm ground.
“We knew after they [...]

Thompson to announce retirement

Filed Under Curt Hennig | Posted on April 20, 2008

Veteran Cronulla backrower Lance Thompson will announce his
retirement from the NRL today.
The former Dragons star is set to confirm he will be bringing
down the curtain on his 13-year first grade career at a press
conference at the Sharks’ headquarters at 2pm today.
The representative backrower has played just one game this
season after struggling to come back from [...]

Falcon Soars

Filed Under Curt Hennig | Posted on April 12, 2008

AHEAD OF THEIR SHOWROOM DEBUT NEXT MONTH, ANDREW HEASLEY SAMPLES
EVERY MODEL IN THE NEW FORD FALCON RANGE.
LET’S cut to the chase. The new Falcon is an extremely
impressive car to drive, from the bottom of the range to the
top.
There are discernible differences to the way each model variant
drives: some are more suited to loping along with [...]

Ideas A picture and a thousand words

Filed Under Kitchen Curtain | Posted on April 6, 2008

If a picture is equivalent to 1,000 words, then dividing this strip of four photobooth images into 250 words apiece is too tempting to resist. Starting at the top, we see a couple looking at each other, instead of the camera lens. This polyptych is taken from historical photo collector N盲kki Goranin’s new book, American [...]


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