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In pictures: New Year celebrations
BBC News - A Japanese couple watch the first sunrise of 2007 from the top of the Tokyo City View observation deck.
Revelers Worldwide Celebrate a New Year
CBS News - (AP) Wind-swept revelers gathered around London's Big Ben to watch the fireworks, and thousands of Japanese climbed Mount Fuji and other peaks to watch the first sunrise of the New Year. But the Thai capital sent celebrants home after a series of
What to watch this week
Kansas City Star - An all-day marathon from the magical first two seasons of Six Feet Under airs on Bravo beginning at 9 a.m. On Monday, Bravo rolls out the not-so-magical third season with an episode that has Peter Krause using the word baloney and Frances
From Sydney to Bucharest, fireworks welcome New Year
CNN - More than 200,000 people were expected to crowd the river's banks near the Houses of Parliament to watch a light show countdown projected onto the 443-foot (135-meter) London Eye Ferris wheel. The event was followed by a 10-minute fireworks display
Skyless night in Leeds, Knightsbridge of t'north
Guardian Unlimited - Throughout this entire festive eternity, the only sport I have managed to watch on TV has been the Fulham v West Ham match on Saturday December 23 and, though I am the first to admit that I am not always the most diligent monitor of broadcast sport
Computer Content On TV? Vice Versa? Just You Watch.
Washington Post - Ever since their invention, the television set and the home computer have remained separate devices, often in separate rooms. But next year could be the year they come together -- or at least become less distinguishable. New gizmos are coming (and m
Sector Watch: Oil Stocks Have Room for Gains, Analysts Say
MSNBC - The oil boom may be over, but analysts say there still are compelling reasons to invest in the energy sector. After three years of strong gains, energy stocks are at the early end of a multi-year bull run, said John Kattar, chief investment
Americans line up to say farewell to Ford
CNN - more days before his funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday and interment the next day in a hillside tomb near his presidential museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, the city he served in Congress for a quarter-century. ( Watch as
What to watch
Seattle Post Intelligencer - National day of mourning for former President Ford. The New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Stock Market will be closed. The New York Mercantile Exchange will close its trading floor, but electronic trading will be open. Treasury auction