SHAZZA'S THE REAL LOOSER

SHAZZA'S THE REAL LOOSER 

I DON'T like to criticise women in the public eye - they are easy targets and I know how horrible it feels, especially if the attack is undeserved. But in the case of old Shazza Osbourne - the queen of plastic surgery - I'll make an exception.
Source: www.sundaymail.co.uk

Fashion retailers chase big profits from 40-and-up 
Suddenly, 35 is hip. Forty is hot. And 50 may quickly become the center of the fashion universe.
Source: www.lansingstatejournal.com

Weather changes affect results 
SHIPPENSBURG -- It was like two completely different days for competition at the PIAA Track and Field Championships on Friday at Shippensburg University's Seth Grove Stadium.
Source: www.centredaily.com

On the Hill: A-Basin calls it a wrap 
ARAPAHOE BASIN Colorado's epic ski season is officially over. Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, the last resort to remain open for skiing in the state, closed Sunday after a 227-day season, according to resort spokesperson Leigh Hierholzer.
Source: www.aspentimes.com

Erdogan Says Turkey May Boycott EU Membership Talks Over Cyprus 
June 12 (Bloomberg) -- Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country may boycott European Union entry talks as EU leaders face pressure from Cyprus to impose tougher conditions on Turkey's progress toward membership.
Source: www.bloomberg.com

Barnes Sweeps Friday, Saturday Limited Features 
Mike Barnes completed a weekend sweep of the limited supermodified competition Saturday night at the Oswego Speedway, winning the Dunkin Donut/Key Bank 25. Barnes bested the 17-car NORA limited field at Spencer Speedway Friday night before coming back home to Oswego on Saturday to stand atop the 26-car field.
Source: oswegodailynews.com

Sunday business comment 
You can always tell that trouble is brewing when people have to resort to euphemism. The upcoming flotation of the Russian state oil giant Rosneft in Moscow and London is a classic case in point.
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk

Royal Bank 'manager of the year' admits defrauding 21 million 
A FORMER award-winning banker was in jail last night and facing a lengthy prison sentence after he admitted a 21 million fraud, believed to be the biggest case of its kind in Scotland.
Source: news.scotsman.com