| Pictures from Disney's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End ...
At World's End"), as well as live entertainment before the latest "Pirates of the Caribbean" premiere. For more about the world premiere of "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End," check out our update: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End' premieres at Disneyland. Here are some additional pictures from the "Pirates of the Caribbean" red carpet and the premiere event at Disneyland:
Johnny Depp on the red carpet of the "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" premiere at Disneyland.
Orlando Bloom, one of the stars of "Pirates of the Caribbean" trilogy, appears in front of Disneyland's City Hall at the "At World's End" premiere on Saturday. Continued below:
Orlando Bloom signs autographs for fans at the "Pirates of the Caribbean" premiere at Disneyland.
Wine Festival 2008: Fest patrons followed the dream, to Immokalee
Get complete coverage on the 2008 Naples Winter Wine Festival. More Local news Collier commissioners fill gap in rural growth plan A different perspective: Marco council's Parks and Rec advocate stepping down Marco planning board puts foot down Share and Enjoy [?] .
Excellent pianio playing highlights premiere of Liebermann concerto
Biegel is a generous musician, busily promoting new music and rarities. He's made popularizing this concerto his mission and -- who knows? -- after a third hearing he may convince me. About his accuracy, energy and prowess with trills, scales, cascading chords and the rest of the munitions in the pianistic armory, there can be no doubt. Also distinguishing themselves in the Liebermann were trumpeter Lynn Weeda and horn player Darrel Kincade, both of whom had several places where they were prominently exposed and where they consistently acquitted themselves marvelously. The brass had its work cut out for them in the concert finale, Aaron Copland's Symphony No. 3. Conductor Randall Fleischer did a commendable job of nuancing the voices and counterpoint in the first movement.
Withdrawal means defeat for U.S., Iraqis
There may be hope for some of these progressives, if only they realized that waging war is not done on a contract basis with specific goals and specific completion dates, like building homes or highways. Watson writes: "Selfishness drives each group to achieve what it wants. There is no true spirit of compromise to build a functioning country." As I read that, for a bright shining moment, I had a vision of all our politicians and staffers making a "strategic withdrawal from Washington, D.C. What a lovely thought! .
Autopalooza returns April 12
LUCIE The second annual Autopalooza returns to Tradition Field on April 12 with a free auto show and ballgame. The event, sponsored by Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers, is expected to feature more than 300 classic, hot rod, custom and muscle cars from the last century, along with 150 new model cars from about 20 area dealers. There will be kids events, a 30-vehicle military display and rows of food and drink vendors, said Andy Steinbergs, automotive advertising manager for Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., when gates open for a 6 p.m. game between the St. Lucie Mets and Jupiter Hammerheads. Last year more than 5,000 people attended the show and 3,000 went to the ballgame. For information, contact Steinbergs at (772) 2214268 or visit autopalooza.tcpalm.com.
Hornish shines in NASCAR debut
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – There was no time for Sam Hornish Jr. to celebrate his 15th-place showing in Daytona 500. The open-wheel star had to hustle back to Ohio to pitch in on diaper duty. Hornish's first child, a daughter, was born the week he reported to Daytona, and his commitment to racing caused him to miss 10 of the first 14 days of her life. He raced home after Sunday's season opener so he could take over the midnight feedings wife Crystal had been handling alone. "I've been gone for about five days out of each week over the past two weeks that she's been around," he said. "My wife's been pretty much home alone taking care of things herself, and I had to give her a little bit of a break. It's been great as a first-time father and is something that I've been looking forward to for a very long time.
Update: Library Has 10 Copies of "Water for Elephants"
The owner, retired Army Reserve Brig. Gen. Bob Brooke, of Hayden, stood stiffly in the Jeep dressed as Old Blood and Guts himself, accompanied by state Sen. Mike Jorgenson, R-Hayden Lake, and two other friends. Ron G. Johnson/Rathdrum: "This is the Fourth of July, and freedom was won with guns that made noise, and I don't see any reason why we can't do that in the parade." DFO: Mayor Sandi Bloem and the chamber made a good call. There's no reason for a parade entry to spoil this celebration b/c a coupla middle-agers want to shoot off their own version of fireworks along the route. Question: Do you support the chamber's decision to allow the Patton command vehicle replica but not the noise from the 50-calibre gun? .
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