US – Tuesday, March 16
Quite the bright, Buble personality
For three very successful records, Michael Buble has reinterpreted standards. But when it came to last fall’s hit album, “Crazy Love,” the pop/jazz singer decided it was time to start telling his own stories and included two originals, including the Sinatra-esque “Haven’t Met You Yet.”
 
Jets Lose more than a coin toss
It’s tempting to say only the Jets could sign a future Hall of Fame running back and leave everyone talking about the coin toss they lost. This isn’t the time, though, for a same joke about the Jets.

 
Cabbies, patrons fight over plastic
Pub crawlers rejoiced when city officials mandated credit card machines in all taxicabs last year, putting an end to late-night ATM visits. But as they try to pay with plastic, many riders report being told the machine is broken, only to find it magically fixed when the driver learns the customer’s last dollar bill went to the bartender.
 
Bringing the Pickle Back this St. Pat’s Day
What if you’re one crazy Irishman (or wannabe crazy Irishman) and want to try something totally different from a pint of Guinness?
 
Devils bust out early, beat Bruins
Clarkson's two points lead Devils to 3-0 first-period lead. Devils have chance at Atlantic division lead when they host Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
 
Edwards’ lover talks to magazine
John Edward’s mistress, Rielle Hunter, spoke for the first time about their scandalous relationship that resulted in a love child in a lengthy interview with GQ magazine that hits newsstands today. Some excerpts:
 
No Dance, but they’re playing
Tommy Amaker was surely something just south of exhausted yesterday afternoon, but the Harvard men’s basketball coach was still smiling. 
 
Published 02:19, November the 3rd, 2009
 

Look for B-West on a practice field soon

Westbrook
 
Westbrook Photo: RIKARD LARMA/METRO
 

Brian Westbrook woke up with a slight headache last Saturday, according to Andy Reid. The coach said it wasn’t anything unusual and he fully expects the slashing running back to practice tomorrow.

“He’ll go through a normal practice if he can do it,” Reid said. “He’s not going to do contact which is not unusual for what we do as a team out there.”

Of course, the Eagles didn’t seem to miss No. 36 as they steamrolled the Giants, 40-17. Led by fullback Leonard Weaver and rookie LeSean McCoy, the team averaged 7.5 yards per carry. With that kind of production, Reid admitted he may be extra cautious with Westbrook this week.

“We’re not going to do anything to put him in jeopardy there,” Reid said.

 
 
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