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Ananova 3/29/04 Gareth Gates in training to be voice coach
The Mirror 3/29/04 Will Young Up For Awards
Ananova 3/29/04 Will Young says new book makes him look boring
Ananova 3/28/04 Big mouth strikes again
Ananova 3/26/04 Will Young London tickets sell within hour
Suffolk Evening Star 3/26/04 Will Young fans storm Regent
Scottish TV 3/26/04 Michelle McManus - New Single
MTV 3/25/04 Will Young UK Tour
Digital Spy 3/25/04 Will Young announces solo tour
Scottish tv 3/25/04 Michelle McManus - New Single
Ananova 3/24/04 Pop Idol failure picked for opera
Ananova 3/24/04 Pop Idol finalist could have part in Corrie
Digital Spy 3/24/04 'Pop Idol' contestant could appear on Corrie
This Is Hull 3/23/04 From Pop Idol To Soap Princess?
Bedford Today 3/21/04 Helen comes home for a spectacular show
The Mirror 3/19/04 Gareth Skates
icBerkshire 3/19/04 Is Gareth about to get the chop?
Evening Times 3/16/04 Michelle proves she's top of the pop idols
Daily Record 3/16/04 Michelle In Tears Onstage
Sky.com 3/16/04 Waterman Drops Idol
This Is London 3/16/04 Pete takes break from Pop Idol
Digital Spy 3/16/04 Waterman to quit 'Pop Idol'
Ananova 3/16/04 Pete takes Pop Idol break
Digital Spy 3/15/04 Michelle's second single announced
BBC 3/15/04 Waterman to take Pop Idol break
BBC 3/12/04 Darius leads Scots anthem
ic Birmingham.co.uk 3/11/04 Local boy Mark vows the crowds
Daily Record 3/10/04 Campbell: I Wish I'd Voted For Michelle
Press Enterprise 3/9/04 Simon says sing
Ananova 3/9/04 George 'gets lippy over Will's lisp'
BBC 3/8/04 Will Young's Game video
MegaStar 3/8/04 Gates gig hell
Ananova 3/8/04 Gareth could 'revamp image'
Ananova 3/5/04 Dr Waterman's so lucky, lucky, lucky
Ananova 3/4/04 Declan Donnelly says split from girlfriend was "painful"
Ananova 3/4/04 Ant and Dec deny they have millions
Digital Spy 3/3/04 Jackson: "American singers are better"
Sheffield Today 3/3/04 Are pop gates set to slam shut on Gareth?
Ananova 3/2/04 Cowell claims he fixed Pop Idol result
Sky.com 3/2/04 Cowell: I Fixed Pop Idol
Gay.com.uk 2/24/04 Has Will Young found a boyfriend?
Ananova 2/24/04 New man for Will?
ic Scotland.co.uk 2/24/04 I can't wait to fly solo on tour
The Mirror 2/24/04 Will This Be Young Love?
Sky.com 2/22/04 Pop Idols' Hopes Busted
BBC 2/19/04 Pop Idol's Cowell joins Simpsons
Gay.com.uk 2/17/04 Will Young hits out at "pink pound" exploitation
Evening Times 2/17/04 Gimme five as Pop Idol greets our winners
Daily Record 2/17/04 Michelle's Grand Tour
The Scotsman 2/17/04 Pop Idol meets her Scots fans
Ireland Online 2/16/04 McManus gets hero's welcome in Edinburgh
BBC 2/16/04 Pop Idol duo top the charts
Evening Telegraph 2/16/04 Dundee fans go pop idol crazy
Sky.com 2/16/04 Losers Are Chart Winners
Evening Times 2/16/04 Michelle salutes her Scots fans
BBC 2/16/04 Review: Michelle's The Meaning of Love
Ananova 2/16/04 Pop Idol winner launches album with tour
The Scotsman 2/16/04 Pop Idol Michelle: My Fans are Wonderful
BBC 2/16/04 Pop Idol stars in chart triumph
Digital Spy 2/15/04 'Pop Idol' duo top the charts
CBBC 2/15/04 Sam and Mark celebrate number one
Ananova 2/15/04 Pop Idol duo straight in at No 1
NY Times 2/15/04 A Little Help Gets Sam & Mark to Top of UK Charts
Sunday Mail 2/15/04 Pop Idol Blasts Health Rumours
The Scotsman 2/13/04 An emotional wreck
Evening Times 2/13/04 Your chance to meet Pop Idol Michelle on her tour
Sheffield Today 2/10/04 Pop hero Sam meets just a few thousand friends
ic Ayrshire.co.uk 2/8/04 Idol star heads to home city
The Scotsman 2/7/04 Michelle set to pop in
Sheffield Today 2/7/04 Two's company as Sam marks launch of single
Ananova 2/5/04 Jordan wants to audition for Pop Idol
This is London 2/4/04 'Stick to cruise ships Michelle'
The Scotman 2/4/04 Gareth Gates Broke My Heart Says Jordan
Sheffield Today 2/3/04 Play it again Sam as pop hero returns
MegaStar 2/3/04 Big Mc and fried
Ananova 2/3/04 Popstars judge's withering attack on Michelle McManus
Digital Spy 2/3/04 Louis Walsh slates 'Idol' Michelle
Ananova 2/3/04 Jordan talks about Gareth's love by SMS
Gay.com.uk 2/2/04 Will Young admits to Pop Idol drunken ego booster
BBC 2/2/04 'No Idol without Cowell' says Fox
Ananova 2/2/04 Dr Fox says Pop Idol should end if Cowell quits
Ananova 2/2/04 Will likes to watch videos of his Pop Idol appearances
Launch 2/1/04 Pop Idol Knocked Off Top Spot
BBC 2/1/04 Michelle loses hold on top spot
Ananova 2/1/04 Pop Idol's Michelle slips down charts
Digital Spy 1/29/04 'Pop Idol' contestants move in together
Ananova 1/27/04 Jordan says she was besotted with 'virgin' Gareth
Ananova 1/27/04 Dr Fox lined up for prime-time show
Digital Spy 1/26/04 Michelle spends third week at No1
Daily Record 1/26/04 Yob Idol: I'm Sorry
Sky.com 1/26/04 Pop Idol Stays On Top
MegaStar 1/26/04 Chart 'chelle shock
BBC 1/26/04 Michelle still at No.1
Ananova 1/26/04 All This Time...and Michelle's still No 1
CBBC 1/25/04 Michelle holds on to number one
BBC 1/25/04 Michelle holds out at number one
The Spoof 1/23/04 Bush to Enter Pop Idol to Revive Flagging Popularity
Digital Spy 1/23/04 Pete Waterman: "Michelle is rubbish"
Ananova 1/23/04 Waterman says Pop Idol winner is 'rubbish'
This Is London 1/22/04 Gareth: 'vote Jordan off'
Ananova 1/22/04 Gareth Gates to vote Jordan out of I'm A Celebrity
Digital Spy 1/19/04 Michelle to appear on 'John Daly' tonight
Billboard 1/19/04 Michelle, Dido Still Rule U.K. Charts
Belfast Telegraph 1/19/04 Pop Idol star on song for Belfast
This Is London 1/19/04 Michelle's still top of the pops
Ananova 1/19/04 Pop Idol number one for second week
CBBC 1/18/04 Michelle stays at top of charts
Digital Spy 1/18/04 Michelle's album release delayed
NY Times 1/18/04 'Pop Idol' Winner Tops British Pop Chart
Digital Spy 1/18/04 Michelle 'not speaking' to manager Nicki
Daily Record 1/17/04 `We Can't Let That Fat Bitch Be No 1 Again'
News.com.au 1/14/04 Spot the Idol
Gay.com.uk 1/13/04 Will Young up for Brit
Daily Record 1/12/04 Pop Your Cork Idol
The Mirror 1/12/04 Michelle's Top Idol
Scotsman 1/12/04 Pop Idol Scot's debut single sets record
Daily Record 1/12/04 It's Money Money Money All The Way Now
Evening Times 1/12/04 Michelle's a No.1 record breaker
BBC 1/12/04 Pop Idol winner's record-breaking No.1
Digital Spy 1/12/04 'Pop Idol' winner at top of charts
Ananova 1/12/04 Number one record for Pop Idol Michelle
CBBC 1/11/04 Pop Idol Michelle is number one
Sky.com 1/11/04 Michelle's Chart History
BBC 1/11/04 Pop Idol's Michelle tops charts
Ananova 1/10/04 Michelle's snoring puts off the fellas
Digital Spy 1/7/04 Mark, Sam to form 'Idol' duo
MegaStar 1/7/04 Michelle eyes No1 pie
Digital Spy 1/6/04 'Idol' winner Michelle heading for No1
Evening Times 1/6/04 Michelle bids for top spot
This Is London 1/6/04 Pop Idol heads for no.1
Daily Record 1/6/04 Diet Club Plea To Michelle
Ananova 1/6/04 Fans' messages crash Pop Idol winner's website
Evening Times 1/5/03 Star Michelle aims for a No.1 hit with debut single
The Observer 1/4/04 Power Idol? Now politicians audition for votes
This Is Exeter 1/2/04 Will Loses World Idol To 'Hobbit' Kurt
This Is London 1/2/04 Plumber beats Will to world title
Digital Spy 1/2/04 Will finishes fifth in 'World Idol' contest
Digital Spy 12/30/03 'Idol' finalist Mark to play local gig
This Is Hull 12/27/03 Roxanne Proves The Idol's Idol
Daily Record 12/24/03 Big Thank You
Sky.com 12/23/03 Toothy Grin For Michelle?
Reality TV World 12/23/03 "Plus-size" contestant wins Pop Idol, as judge Pete Waterman walks out
Ananova 12/23/03 Michelle helps lift obscure carol to nation's No 1
Ananova 12/23/03 I'm getting my teeth fixed, says Pop Idol Michelle
BBC 12/23/03 Idol carol 'is festive favourite'
Ananova 12/23/03 Kelly ahead of Will in running for World Idol
The Mirror 12/22/03 And The Real Winners Are...
Media Guardian 12/22/03 Pop Idol hits a false note
ReadABet.com 12/22/03 Pop Idols Favourites For Christmas Charts
icBirmingham 12/22/03 You did us proud, Mark
Evening Times 12/22/03 Pop Idol mum's Christmas wish
BBC 12/22/03 Pop Idol winner is 'role model'
This Is London 12/22/03 No time for men, says Pop Idol
MegaStar 12/22/03 Mighty Michelle wins
BBC 12/22/03 Pop Idol attracts audience of 12m
Ananova 12/22/03 12 million see Michelle crowned Pop Idol
Daily Record 12/22/03 Let's All Chellebrate
Sky.com 12/21/03 Pop Idol Beats Bookies
Ananova 12/21/03 Michelle's win should herald new dawn for Scotland
BBC 12/21/03 Michelle captures Pop Idol crown
Ananova 12/21/03 Bookies 'taken to cleaners' by Michelle win
Ananova 12/21/03 Waterman disgusted as Michelle wins Pop Idol
News.com.au 12/21/03 'Too big' contestant wins Idol
Scotsman 12/21/03 Pop Idol Michelle Proves Size Doesn't Matter
This Is London 12/21/03 Michelle steals Pop Idol crown
Scotsman 12/21/03 Michelle McManus is on song to storm to victory in Pop Idol final
Sunday Mail 12/21/03 Gutsy Singer Is Guaranteed Success: Will Size Matter For The Scot?
Independent 12/21/03 Judge walks out after Michelle wins 'Idol'
Digital Spy 12/20/03 Michelle wins Pop Idol 2003
Sky.com 12/20/03 'I've Done It'
CBBC 12/20/03 Pop Idol pair face final showdown
Ananova 12/20/03 Pop Idol contender gets his own ale
BBC 12/20/03 Pop Idol pair face final battle
Digital Spy 12/19/03 Idols still on course for No5
icBirmingham 12/19/03 Come on Mark, you're our idol!
Evening Times 12/19/03 School pals in TV plea for Michelle
MegaStar 12/19/03 Michelle Meats her match
Ananova 12/19/03 Michelle odds-on favourite to win Pop Idol
Evening Express 12/19/03 Tears And Cheers At Idol Final
Ananova 12/19/03 Pop Idol has become freak show, says Waterman
BBC 12/19/03 The eve of Pop Idol 2
Ananova 12/19/03 Pop Idol's Mark hoping for help from Nan
Ananova 12/19/03 Meat Loaf blasts back at 'lookalike' Michelle
Daily Record 12/19/03 Your Idol Needs You
BBC 12/18/03 Pop Idol Mark on campaign trail
Evening Post 12/18/03 Pop Idol delights poorly children
Evening Times 12/18/03 Michelle's big night to be beamed live to fans
Ananova 12/18/03 Pop Idol's Mark gets Michelle back for dirty tricks
Digital Spy 12/18/03 Will insulted by 'World Idol' judges
CBBC 12/17/03 Pop Idol Michelle slams critics
Mirror.co.uk 12/17/03 Michelle: I Don't Look Like Meatloaf
MegaStar 12/17/03 What a Shane for Pop Idol
BBC 12/17/03 Pop Idol Michelle on campaign trail
Ananova 12/17/03 Shane Richie and Adam Rickitt for Celebrity Pop Idol
Digital Spy 12/17/03 Richie, Rickitt wanted for celebrity 'Pop Idol'
Ananova 12/17/03 Pop Idol's Mark hits back at Dr Fox's comments
Ananova 12/17/03 Michelle hits back at weight jibes
Guardian 12/17/03 'One of the papers actually wrote: Stunning Michelle. I nearly fell over!'
Digital Spy 12/17/03 Idols slip to number 5 in midweek charts
Daily Record 12/17/03 Michelle's Secret Single
Evening Times 12/16/03 Michelle gives her loyal fans a treat
Irish Examiner 12/16/03 Nothing but Darkness for Pop Idols
Daily Record 12/16/03 Will Dubs World TV Contest Prat Idol
Digital Spy 12/16/03 Darkness ahead of Idols in Xmas No1 race
BBC 12/16/03 Pop Idol judges criticise TV vote
This is London 12/15/03 The new face of Pop Idol
BBC 12/15/03 Another Pop Idol shock as Sam is voted off
Ananova 12/15/03 Judges slam Pop Idol eviction
MegaStar 12/15/03 Idol pops out
Sky News 12/15/03 Pop Idol Campaign Opens
BBC 12/14/03 Pop Idol loser thinking positive
Ananova 12/14/03 Sam 'gutted' at Pop Idol failure
Digital Spy 12/14/03 Michelle installed as new 'Pop Idol' fave
Ananova 12/14/03 Michelle and Mark square up for Pop Idol final
This is London 12/14/03 Michelle and Mark in Pop Idol final
Scotland on Sunday 12/14/03 Scots singer reaches final of Pop Idol
Digital Spy 12/13/03 No longer Sam's game in 'Pop Idol'
icSouthLondon 12/12/03 Cancer all-clear for Pop Idol star
Examiner 12/12/03 School is rooting for `their' Pop Idol Sam
MegaStar 12/12/03 Cowell branded a 'joke'
Independent 12/11/03 Simon Cowell: You ask the Questions
Ananova 12/11/03 Mr Nasty's a joke, says Duran star
Ananova 12/11/03 Pop Id l evictees 'backing Michelle'
Ananova 12/11/03 Pop Idol Lennon cover 'utterly repugnant'
The Mirror 12/10/03 'Too Shy' Pop Idol Sam's Love Split
NME 12/10/03 Beware False Idols
MegaStar 12/10/03 Thorny issue for Kate
Ananova 12/10/03 Ricky Gervais despairs of reality TV
Ananova 12/10/03 Obsessed Pop Idol fan threw herself in front of car
Ananova 12/10/03 Pop Idol presenter 'mortified' over Cowell sex rumours
The Advocate 12/10/03 Will Young tops U.K. chart for second week
Shropshire Star 12/9/03 Family rooting for Pop Idol hopeful Mark
The Mirror 12/9/03 Pop Idol Michelle: Weight Taunts Drive Me
Ananova 12/9/03 Sam is now hottest Pop Idol favourite ever
Ananova 12/9/03 Pop Idol finalists to embark on UK tour
Digital Spy 12/9/03 'Idol' finalists to go on tour
Digital Spy 12/8/03 Sam still favourite for 'Idol' victory
Mirror.co.uk 12/8/03 Pop Idol Mark: I'll Win It For My Nephew
Evening Times 12/8/03 Bets rush for Michelle in Pop Idol
Sheffield Today 12/8/03 Sam's so close as he keeps his nerve
Daily Record 12/8/03 Pop Out To The Bookies For A Bet On Chelle
BBC 12/8/03 Pop Idol's Chris - out but not down
Ananova 12/8/03 Will makes it a charts double
BBC 12/7/03 Singer Young scores chart double
Digital Spy 12/7/03 Two more 'Pop Idol' episodes planned after final
BBC 12/7/03 Pop Idol race down to final three
Digital Spy 12/7/03 The Vicar bows out in 'Pop Idol'
Sunday People 12/7/03 Pop Idol TV Xmas Cracker
Daily Record 12/6/03 Michelle A Top Idol For Kids
The Mirror 12/6/03 Cowell's $100,000 Question
Edinburgh Evening News 12/6/03 City star tips Pop Idol win
Digital Spy 12/6/03 Cowell apologises to Waterman
BBC 12/5/03 Parker attacks Fame 'rip-offs'
BBC 12/5/03 'Talent beats looks in Pop Idol'
MegaStar 12/5/03 Have a heart, Simon
Digital Spy 12/5/03 Will Young heading for album number one
Sheffield Today 12/4/03 Spiky Sam is a cut above all the rest...
North Devon Journal 12/4/03 Pop Idol Susanne Is Voted Off Show
Ananova 12/4/03 Pop Idols tipped for Christmas top spot
Sheffield Today 12/3/03 Sam signs up to help with our Christmas toy appeal
Digital Spy 12/3/03 'Idol' Roxanne: "I fancied Sam"
Ananova 12/3/03 Pop Idol's Susanne says no to Playboy TV offer
Ananova 12/3/03 Green says Pop Idol contestants 'won't make a penny'
Digital Spy 12/2/03 'Idol' finalist Michelle returns to Glasgow
BBC 12/2/03 Sam odds-on for Pop Idol victory
Ananova 12/2/03 Sam is hot favourite to win Pop Idol
Evening Post 12/2/03 Our girl waves goodbye
Digital Spy 12/1/03 Sam still favourite to take 'Idol' crown
BBC 12/1/03 Will Young gets his fourth No. 1
Evening Times 12/1/03 Michelle takes city tour
Scotsman 12/1/03 Weight Insult Claims 'Cost Me Pop Idol Votes'
DeHavilland 12/1/03 Cowell's pop at Idol judge Pete
MegaStar 12/1/03 Dec 'sex woe'
Daily Record 12/1/03 Scott Idol: Michelle's Feeling Good Now
MegaStar 12/1/03 Will rules the chart
Ananova 12/1/03 Susanne denies bullying Michelle
Ananova 12/1/03 Dec denies affair with PR agent
Digital Spy 12/1/03 Will Young tops singles chart
BBC 12/1/03 Pop Idol Susanne: I'm no bully
Teen Music 11/30/03 Pop Idol finalists "stupid"
Digital Spy 11/30/03 Time called on Susanne in 'Pop Idol'
Sunday Mail 11/30/03 Will: I Wanted Out: Pop Idol: The Showdown
Digital Spy 11/29/03 'Idol' flops spoof Band Aid track
Digital Spy 11/29/03 Help the Aged back 'Idol's' Chris
BBC 11/29/03 Pop Idol is a winner in Your Charts
Evening Post 11/28/03 Susanne sends her thanks to Reading fans
BBC 11/28/03 Ant and Dec will host World Idol
Gay.com.uk 11/28/03 Demand for Will Young outstrips supply
Mirror.co.uk 11/28/03 Foxy's Pop At Pete
Digital Spy 11/28/03 Sales blunder "scuppers Will's No1 chances"
Ananova 11/28/03 Pop Idol judge says Waterman is jealous of Cowell
Digital Spy 11/27/03 Mark "mobbed" on Midlands homecoming
BBC 11/27/03 Will Young set to make number one
Ananova 11/27/03 Pop Idol's Mark scared by fans
Ananova 11/26/03 Playboy offer to Pop Idol contestant
The Mirror 11/26/03 Plot Idol: They're Out To Get Susanne
MegaStar 11/26/03 Cowell pant hell
Ananova 11/26/03 Pete Waterman claims Pop Idol conspiracy
Sheffield Today 11/25/03 'Idol' Sam pops home and gets hero's welcome
Ananova 11/25/03 Pop Idol contestants have 'sick bucket' by stage
Ananova 11/25/03 Susanne 'in tears over claims of rift with Michelle'
Ananova 11/25/03 Pop Idol finalists to both get record deal
Digital Spy 11/25/03 Waterman in £1m bet claim over 'Idol' finalist
Ananova 11/25/03 Waterman offers £1m bet over Pop Idol contestant's future
Mirror.co.uk 11/24/03 Pop Idol Rivals In Blazing Row
Evening Times 11/24/03 Glasgow girl in Pop Idol final five spot
This Is Hull 11/24/03 Roxanne's Dream Is Over... For Now
BBC 11/24/03 Tensions in the Pop Idol house?
Ananova 11/24/03 Pop Idol's Michelle and Susanne not on speaking terms
BBC 11/23/03 Roxanne's Pop Idol dream ends
Evening Post 11/21/03 Susanne is out to fashion a victory
Foxes On Idol 11/21/03 'American Idol' Dipping into 'Pop Idol' for Fourth Judge
Ananova 11/21/03 Ronan plays live for charity music marathon
The Scotsman 11/21/03 Pop Idol Judges Bid to Cut Mr Nasty Down to Size
Ananova 11/21/03 Cowell 'scares' Top Gear presenter
Ananova 11/21/03 Pop Idol's Andy grateful for girlfriend's support
BBC 11/20/03 Pop Idol Andy stays positive
Digital Spy 11/19/03 Waterman "to join" Cowell on 'American Idol'
Ananova 11/19/03 Waterman in American Idol talks
Ananova 11/18/03 Pop Idol finalists would struggle without show
Ananova 11/18/03 Dr Fox shocked Chris survived Pop Idol eviction
BBC 11/17/03 Ricky Gervais, celebrity Pop Idol?
Irish Examiner 11/17/03 Will Young to vie for World Idol status
BBC 11/17/03 Andy gets the chop from Pop Idol
Ananova 11/17/03 Sam clear favourite to win Pop Idol
Ananova 11/17/03 Kelly Clarkson tips Roxanne to win Pop Idol
Ananova 11/17/03 Cowell and Foxy in special Millionaire show
Digital Spy 11/16/03 Andy fails to rock the 'Idol' dancefloor
Ananova 11/16/03 Andy gets the chop from Pop Idol
Daily Record 11/15/03 Michelle Is A Karaoke Joke
BBC 11/15/03 Pop Idol tipped as top Xmas game
This Is Hull 11/15/03 Roxanne Gets In The Game
icCoventry 11/14/03 Pete pours scorn on Pop Idol hopeful
This Is Hull 11/14/03 Don't Forget To Vote
The Advocate 11/14/03 Will Young to take on international Idol winners
BBC 11/13/03 Will limbers up for 'World Idol'
Ananova 11/13/03 Chris is favourite to be next Pop Idol evictee
Digital Spy 11/13/03 Will confirmed for 'World Idol'
Ananova 11/13/03 Will squares up for world-wide Pop Idols battle
Ananova 11/13/03 Pop Idol's Michelle loses three stone
Ananova 11/13/03 Pop Idol's Roxanne dismayed by near miss
This Is Hull 11/12/03 Pop Idol Roxanne In Deal Rumours
Foxes On Idol 11/12/03 'World Idol' May Air in December
Sky.com 11/12/03 Geri Won't Be A Pop Idol
Digital Spy 11/12/03 'Celebrity Pop Idol' in the works
Ananova 11/12/03 Fuller 'planning World Idol'
Ananova 11/12/03 Geri Halliwell banned from Celebrity Pop Idol
Digital Spy 11/11/03 "No clear winner" says 'Idol' judge Foxy
BBC 11/10/03 Pop Idol's Kim reunited with kids
BBC 11/10/03 Will Young is back...
Digital Spy 11/9/03 Kim's no Elton in 'Pop Idol'
Evening Mail 11/6/03 Barrow Pop Idol Stars In Two Glossy Mags
Ilford Recorder 11/6/03 Pop Idol loser Marc speechless
Evening Telegraph 11/5/03 Dundee MP defends stance on Pop Idol
Digital Spy 11/5/03 Elton meets 'Pop Idol' finalists
Ananova 11/5/03 Simon Cowell says Pete Waterman is 'barking mad'
Daily Record 11/5/03 Pop Idol's New Rocket Man
BBC 11/4/03 MPs have a pop at Pop Idol
MegaStar 11/4/03 Slime-on Cowell
Media Guardian 11/4/03 MPs turn on Pop Idol judges
This Is Grimsby 11/3/03 Tears of Joy as Pop Idol Entry Gets Through to Next Final
News Shopper 11/3/03 Simon Cowell: interviewed November 2003
BBC 11/3/03 Pop Idol judges criticised by MPs
MegaStar 11/3/03 Ant 'n Dec to Pop off?
BBC 11/2/03 Brian and Marc get Pop Idol boot
Digital Spy 11/2/03 Time's up for Marc, Brian in 'Pop Idol'
Sky.com 11/1/03 Ant And Dec To Quit?
Digital Spy 11/1/03 Ant and Dec to quit 'Pop Idol'?
Daily Record 10/31/03 MPs' Fat Rant
Sky.com 10/31/03 Cowell's Pop Idol Millions
Gay.com.uk 10/31/03 "Coming out was the best thing I've done", says Will Young
North Devon Journal 10/30/03 Pop Idol Susanne Reaches Top Ten
ic Coventry 10/30/03 Pop idol Gareth to top Skydome bill
ic Southlondon 10/30/03 Andy's Pop Idol survival
MegaStar 10/30/03 Marsh on Cowell
Digital Spy 10/30/03 Simon backs Susanne, Dec backs Sam
Mirror.co.uk 10/29/03 Iain's RI:SE 'N Pine
BBC 10/29/03 Pop Idols move into flash house
ic Berkshire 10/29/03 Beatles boss slams Pop Idol
Digital Spy 10/29/03 Cowell tips girl for 'Pop Idol' win
Ananova 10/29/03 Pop Idol contestants move into secret mansion
Ananova 10/29/03 Simon Cowell says a girl will win Pop Idol
Evening Times 10/28/03 Pop Idol Will is mobbed in city
Kettering Today 10/28/03 Pop Idol reject says: I didn't kiss girl rival
Sunday Mail 10/28/03 Kirsty Cries As Viewers Kick Her Out
Evening Post 10/27/03 Susanne's odds song favourite
Evening Times 10/27/03 Michelle is on song to survive Pop Idol vote
Western Morning News 10/27/03 Pop Idol Contestant Susanne In Next Round
Sky.com 10/27/03 Awards For Idols
BBC 10/27/03 Britney hits out at Idol's Cowell
BBC 10/27/03 Pop Idols dominate music awards
Digital Spy 10/26/03 'Pop Idol' Roxanne dumps Jason
ic SurreyOnline 10/25/03 Pop Idols hope to enter top ten
Sunday Mail 10/25/03 Michelle's Back On Song After Voice Scare
Digital Spy 10/25/03 Two down, nine to go in 'Pop Idol'
The Mirror 10/25/03 Pop Idol: Don't Slim.. You Could Make It Big
Daily Record 10/25/03 Net Bid To Ditch Thug
icBirmingham 10/25/03 Pop Idols hope to enter top ten
Daily Record 10/25/03 Scot's Voice Agony
BBC 10/24/03 Pop Idol stars hope for Xmas hit
BBC 10/24/03 Pop Idol finalists to release Christmas single
Ananova 10/24/03 Pop Idol finalists favourites for Christmas number one
BBC 10/24/03 Pop Idols release Lennon war song
Digital Spy 10/24/03 Kim's odds drift further
Digital Spy 10/22/03 Roxanne, Sam lead 'Pop Idol' odds
Mirror.co.uk 10/20/03 Pop Idol Pair Face Eviction
Evening Post 10/20/03 Jason Pops Out of Idol
BBC 10/20/03 Gareth rumour 'completely untrue'
MegaStar 10/20/03 Doors slam on Gates
Digital Spy 10/20/03 "Crisis talks" over Gareth's future
BBC 10/20/03 Gareth Gates 'not facing axe'
The People 10/19/03 Xmas Final's 5 Days Early
The People 10/19/03 Pop Idyll!
Digital Spy 10/19/03 Sam, Susanne complete Idol's final lineup
Digital Spy 10/19/03 BBC "makes £6m bid" to lure back Ant & Dec
ic Birmingham 10/18/03 Rebecca gets another chance
ic Southlondon 10/17/03 Pop Idol Kelly in breast cancer scare
Edinburgh Evening News 10/17/03 Real Idol is teacher from my old school
Digital Spy 10/17/03 Odds tighten in wildcard race
North Devon Journal 10/16/03 Pop Idol Susanne A Song From Stardom
This Is Derbyshire 10/16/03 A Wonder-Ful Chance To Win
Ormskirk Advertiser 10/16/03 Danielle steps closer to Pop Idol final cut
Digital Spy 10/16/03 'Idol' confusion over Xmas No1 race
Digital Spy 10/15/03 Cowell: "No idea" on Pop Idol 3
This Is Hull 10/14/03 Roxanne Is Hot Tip
BBC 10/14/03 Roxanne is the Pop Idol favourite
South London Press 10/14/03 Pop Idol hopeful makes it to final
Digital Spy 10/13/03 Sam favourite for wildcard place
Ananova 10/13/03 Roxanne now clear Pop Idol favourite
Digital Spy 10/13/03 Neil Fox lands primetime show
icWales 10/11/03 Andy goes for it
Digital Spy 10/11/03 It's boys night in 'Pop Idol'
Daily Record 10/11/03 The Hunk Versus The Punk
Digital Spy 10/11/03 Massive backing for Mark in 'Pop Idol'
Edinburgh Evening News 10/10/03 Can Craig make it to Pop Idol's Top Ten?
Digital Spy 10/10/03 Tamsin, Craig lead bookies for qualification
Gay.com.uk 10/9/03 Christina and Will - music's odd couple?
Daily Record 10/9/03 Give Me Your Votes Not Your Sympathy
Ananova 10/7/03 New single and album for Will Young
Ananova 10/6/03 Will Young celebrates life of murdered Milly
Evening Post 10/6/03 Danielle Just Misses Out
People 10/5/03 Laura Sobs at Simons 'COD' Insult
icBerkshire 10/3/03 Our Sarah sings for Pop Idol stardom
MegaStar 10/3/03 Cowell plays Fame game
Ananova 10/3/03 Simon Cowell to create fictionalised Pop Idol
BBC 10/2/03 Gareth Gates announces UK tour
Ananova 10/2/03 Mum of 3 odds-on favourite to qualify in Pop Idol
Ananova 10/2/03 Gareth Gates announces first solo tour
The Guardian 10/1/03 Is Fox hunting for a new job?
Newham Recorder 10/1/03 Mother swears by son's talent
BBC 10/1/03 Who will be Christmas number one?
Daily Record 10/1/03 Pop Idol Craig Is In Gear To Make His Merc
Croydon Guardian 10/1/03 Pop Idols pop down Asda
This Is London 10/1/03 Dr Fox may quit Capital
Ananova 10/1/03 The Darkness and Pop Idol winner favourites for Xmas No 1
Express and Star 9/30/03 Idol hopeful Mark gives up day job
9/30/03 Pop Idol Finalist's Assault Victim's Fury
BBC 9/29/03 Has Gareth become a flop star?
Daily Record 9/29/03 Crying All The Way To The Bank
This Is Grimsby 9/29/03 Crunch Time for Kim as She Faces the Public Vote
This Is Hull 9/29/03 Rising Star Roxy Thanks Her Fans
Daily Record 9/29/03 Loser Kieran Sings Praise of Rival
ic Liverpool 9/29/03 Rachel's night to shout about
MegaStar 9/29/03 Singing a few bars
Ananova 9/29/03 Pop Idol finalist was jailed for soldier attack
Digital Spy 9/28/03 Tears aplenty as more 'Idol' wannabes qualify
Sunday Mail 9/27/03 Sick Fan's Visit From Her Prince Chalm-Ing
Watford Observer 9/27/03 Suzanne's Pop Idol dream comes to an end
Mirror.co.uk 9/27/03 Cowell: I Love Fame Academy
Liverpool Echo 9/26/03 Rachel in line for Pop Idol stardom
Leeds Today 9/26/03 A mum...and a Pop Idol
Guardian 9/26/03 Poster girl's wildcard hope
Digital Spy 9/25/03 Late backing for Sam in 'Pop Idol'
Evening Gazette 9/25/03 A dream come true for Melanie
Evening Times 9/24/03 Gareth in special gig for fans
Kettering Today 9/24/03 Odds are looking good for Kirsty
South London Press 9/23/03 Brian's a 4/1 Pop Idol
Kettering Today 9/23/03 Mum's joy at Kirsty's TV victory
Digital Spy 9/22/03 Suzanne, Kieran odds on for 'Idol' qualification
BBC 9/22/03 Pop Idol ad criticised
Daily Record 9/22/03 Pop Idol Kirsty's A Gem Simon Says
BBC 9/22/03 Pop Idol tortoise ad 'upsetting'
Daily Record 9/22/03 Pop Idol: My Girl Can Win The Title, Insists Mother
Ananova 9/22/03 Simon Cowell tortoise stunt 'upset children'
Ananova 9/21/03 Gareth crowned children's favourite
Digital Spy 9/20/03 Another two through to Idol's top twelve
The People 9/20/03 She's Done Idol Double With Brian
The People 9/20/03 Pop Idol's Pete Does A Callous Cowell Act
Mirror.co.uk 9/20/03 Pop Idol Girl's' Ad For Votes
Sky.com 9/20/03 Gareth Is Kids' Choice
icSouth London 9/19/03 Little Sister wants to be Pop Idol
Express and Star 9/19/03 Sam battles to become Pop Idol
icNorthWales 9/19/03 Back our Samantha for Pop Idol say proud grandparents
This Is Derbyshire 9/19/03 Pop Idol Star Joins Charity Sing-Along
Kettering Today 9/18/03 Kirsty hits a high note with voters
Digital Spy 9/18/03 Brian favourite for 'Idol' on Saturday
BBC 9/17/03 Flop Idols back Outta Sync
Ananova 9/17/03 Brian favourite to qualify from Pop Idol heat
Ananova 9/17/03 Pop Idol rejects form band called Outta Sync
Digital Spy 9/17/03 Flop Idols form a group
Daily Record 9/16/03 Fox on Run Over Michelle Size Jibe
Manchester Online 9/16/03 Jodie fosters pop idol dream
This Is Derbyshire 9/16/03 'Final' Chance for Wannabe
Digital Spy 9/16/03 Wildcard show confirmed for 'Pop Idol'
BBC 9/16/03 Pop Idol 'losers' get second bite
Daily Record 9/15/03 Mr Nasty Goes Nice
This Is Devon 9/15/03 Susanne Sings To Become Pop Idol
This Is Derbyshire 9/15/03 Jason Misses Out On Pop Idol Finals
Watford Observer 9/15/03 Suzanne's a dream chaser
Express & Star 9/15/03 Let's hear it for Pop Idol Mark
Digital Spy 9/15/03 New 'Pop Idol' hopefuls step forward
Digital Spy 9/14/03 Gareth enters at number three
Digital Spy 9/13/03 Talent outshines image in 'Pop Idol'
Mirror.co.uk 9/13/03 Darius on How He Survived Reality TV
icBirmingham 9/13/03 Pop Idol star: I dream of NEC gig
The People 9/13/03 Darius's Drink Shame
Ananova 9/13/03 Darius tells of booze battle
Digital Spy 9/12/03 'Pop Idol's' vicar holds strong
Sheffield Today 9/12/03 Pop Idol Jade hits campaign trail
EDP24 9/12/03 Helen hopes for TV fame
Digital Spy 9/11/03 Chris still favourite in 'Pop Idol'
The Guardian 9/11/03 Bradford shines bright in my book, claims pop star
ReadABet.com 9/11/03 Pop Idol Eviction Odds
Daily Record 9/11/03 I'll Stall Dreams Of Being Doc For Pop
ic Birmingham 9/10/03 Make me a star!
Ananova 9/10/03 Gareth is proud of his Bradford roots
ic Liverpool 9/10/03 Pop idol star is so scouse proud
Newham Recorder 9/10/03 Singer is a hit on TV show
Digital Spy 9/10/03 Michelle tops 'Idol' poll in The Sun
Digital Spy 9/9/03 Chris favourite for 'Pop Idol' win
This Is Hertfordshire 9/9/03 Pop idol Darius drives fans wild
Daily Record 9/9/03 Pop Star's Boyfriend Gets Chance At Fame
Grimsby Telegraph 9/8/03 Kim Makes The Cut To Final 50 Hopefuls
Daily Record 9/8/03 Singing Scots In Race For Pop Star Finals
Sunday People 9/6/03 Gareth Sister Sobs At TV Axe
The Mirror 9/6/03 Pete has a pop at Mr Nasty
Digital Spy 9/6/03 'Pop Idol' judge loses her cool
Digital Spy 9/2/03 'Pop Idol' loser pens bitter song
Evening Post 9/1/03 Pop Idol is hitting all the right notes
Sunday Mail 8/31/03 Pop Idol Thug Left Dad Of 2 For Dead
Digital Spy 8/31/03 ITV2 plans daily 'Extra' show for 'Idol'
Digital Spy 8/31/03 Chapman backs girls for 'Idol' win
Mirror 8/30/03 Haley: Pop Flop Who Made Cowell Howl
Ananova 8/29/03 Pop Idol favourite to top festive chart
The Mirror 8/28/03 TV Loser Is A Gigolo... And I Buy Him Lunch
Digital Spy 8/27/03 'Pop Idol' Brendan working as male escort
Ananova 8/27/03 Pop Idol reject exposed as male escort
Gay.com 8/27/03 Simon Cowell: feminine but not gay
Mirror.co.uk 8/26/03 My Great Pop Blunders
Media Guardian 8/26/03 Pop Idol sprints clear of Fame Academy
Sky.com 8/26/03 Simon Says Amanda's Cute
Digital Spy 8/26/03 Cowell: "Pete was my biggest influence"
The Mirror 8/25/03 Simon Cowell: How I Made My First £1m
Sunday Mirror 8/24/03 Nicky's Dream Goes Pop Again
The Mirror 8/23/03 What Bananaman Sang To Pop Idol Judges..
Redbridge Guardian 8/22/03 Gareth relies on Honey for support
BBC 8/20/03 Now anyone can be put down by Simon Cowell
BBC 8/20/03 Replica Simon is just as nasty
BBC 8/20/03 Want to be Bill or Gareth Gates?
Ananova 8/20/03 Simon Cowell waxwork unveiled
BBC 8/20/03 Waxwork Cowell judges the public
Ananova 8/19/03 Simon Cowell wants his own US chat show
Media Guardian 8/18/03 Pop Idol trounces Fame Academy
Ananova 8/18/03 Pop Idol reject 'wasn't drunk'
BBC 8/18/03 Idol 'made singers look drunk'
Digital Spy 8/17/03 'Pop Idol' contestant "to sue" over portrayal
The Mirror 8/16/03 Dan Spooks Judges
The Mirror 8/16/03 Suits You, Sis
BBC 8/15/03 I auditioned for Simon Cowell!
South London Press 8/15/03 Topless model Carla get more punishment from Pop Idol
Media Guardian 8/14/03 Cowell's £30m propels him to the top of the idol rich league
BBC 8/14/03 Cowell tops celebrity rich list
Ananova 8/14/03 Cowell is Britain's highest-earning celebrity media owner
MegaStar 8/13/03 Shrinks slam Pop Idol
Digital Spy 8/13/03 'Flop Idol' Warren signed up for Frosties ad
Ananova 8/13/03 Psychologists say Pop Idol put-downs are dangerous
Digital Spy 8/12/03 'Popstars' winner warns 'Pop Idol' hopefuls
Media Guardian 8/12/03 Kindness and cruelty
BBC 8/11/03 Pop Idol gets off to flying start
Media Guardian 8/11/03 Pop Idol makes strong start against rival
This Is London 8/11/03 Pop cried-all
Daily Record 8/11/03 Pop Idol Ratings Blow For Fame Academy
MegaStar 8/11/03 Rival talent shows
The Mirror 8/11/03 Cowell: I'm No Bully
Digital Spy 8/11/03 Walsh slates 'Pop Idol' judge Waterman
Sunday Mail 8/10/03 Pop Banana
The Mirror 8/10/03 No Mor, Thanks
Digital Spy 8/10/03 'Pop Idol' takes early lead over 'Fame Academy'
BBC 8/10/03 Pop Idol beats Fame Academy
Ananova 8/10/03 Pop rivals happy with viewing figures
BBC 8/9/03 Pop Idol gets off to flying start
BBC 8/8/03 Q&A: Fame Academy v Pop Idol
BBC 8/8/03 Pop Idol 2 hits the screens
BBC 8/6/03 Simon Cowell on Pop Idol 2
Ananova 8/6/03 Will Young tries to enter new Pop Idol series
Internet Magazine 8/6/03 O2 brings Pop Idol to your handset
Net Imperative 8/4/03 Pop Idol gets more interactive
The People 8/3/03 Pop Idol 2: £122m For TV Ratings Champion
Sunday Mirror 8/3/03 Gareth Crates
Digital Spy 8/3/03 Cowell: New Pop Idol will have "real talent"
Sunday Mail 8/3/03 Pop Idol 1: Mr Nasty: Idol Brits Bore Me
Digital Spy 8/1/03 'Pop Idol' to go interactive
BBC 8/1/03 Cowell pulls no punches as Pop Idol 2 approaches
Ananova 8/1/03 Simon Cowell condemns Big Brother 'instant fame seekers'
MegaStar 7/31/03 Idol, Academy play for time
BBC 7/31/03 ITV1 reveals Idol plans
Media Guardian 7/30/03 Pop Idol launches pre-emptive strike against BBC rival
Digital Spy 7/30/03 ITV1 fights back over Fame Academy clash
icNorthIreland 7/29/03 Laura Out to Prove She's a Class Act
Co-Operative News 7/28/03 TV stars pop in
Ananova 7/27/03 Gareth cancels festival appearance
Ananova 7/23/03 Pop Idol creator signs Beckhams global brand deal
This Is London 7/21/03 Fallen Idol
Kettering Today 7/17/03 Darius to return
BBC 7/17/03 Fame or Idol - the battle of reality TV
Digital Spy 7/17/03 ITV/BBC in row over pop show clash
Media Guardian 7/16/03 TV talent shows go head to head
MegaStar 7/16/03 He was just 17
Media Guardian 7/16/03 Advertisers lambast BBC over Fame Academy
Ananova 7/16/03 Anger over Fame Academy clash with Pop Idol
Ananova 7/15/03 Fame Academy and Pop Idol competition hotting up
BBC 7/15/03 Fuller is 'music industry leader'
BBC 7/15/03 Gareth admits Jordan fling
Ananova 7/15/03 Gareth admits relationship with pregnant Jordan
Sky.com 7/15/03 Gates' Fling With Jordan
Digital Spy 7/13/03 Pop Idol 2: Neil Fox turning "nasty"
Ealing Times 7/10/03 Partying in the park with Gareth
Daily Record 7/10/03 Idol Deal Lures Cowell To US
Digital Spy 7/8/03 Cowell signs up for three more 'American Idol'
New Zealand Herald 7/8/03 Music manager not idle after idol
The People 7/7/03 Picasso My New Idol Says Cowell
Daily Record 7/7/03 Cowell: I'd Make William A Royal Pop Idol
Daily Record 7/1/03 Darius Is Soap Idol
NY Times 7/1/03 'Idol' Creator Busy with Next Big Music Idea
Sky.com 6/27/03 Mum Says 'Stop The Binges'
Telegraph 6/22/03 Pop Idol's 'insatiable' impresario craves cash
SMH.com 6/20/03 Fuller himself
Evening Times 6/18/03 Pop Idol fever hits city as hopefuls queue up for fame
BBC 6/18/03 Simon Fuller: Guiding pop culture
BBC 6/18/03 Fuller equals US chart record
Daily Record 6/16/03 Mr Nasty Told Me I Was A Flop Idol
The People 6/15/03 Mr Nasty's Deal Nets Him £25M
Guardian Unlimited 6/12/03 'I'm one of the best in the world'
Foxes On Idol 6/9/03 Déjà Vu from Across the Ocean
Ananova 6/3/03 Darius allowed girlfriend to shave manhood
BBC 5/31/03 Gareth Gates fails his driving test. Again
The People 5/25/03 Cruel Cowell May Say No To Pop Idol 2
icBirmingham 5/24/03 Darius helped save my life
icCoventry 5/21/03 Hot tips from mogul Pete
BBC 5/21/03 Pop Idols: Where are they now?
Ananova 5/18/03 Singles sales plummet
Manila Times 5/17/03 Q&A with Darius
CNN.com 5/16/03 Man claims 'Idol' was his idea, sues Fox
Daily Record 5/9/03 Darius Is A Pop Angel
Daily Record 5/9/03 Britons `Hate' Pop Idol Gates
The Mirror 5/5/03 Will Young's Brother Beat Me Unconscious
Northern Scot 5/5/03 Emma tunes up for bid to become a TV Pop Idol
Sky News 5/2/03 Popstars: Fab Four Flops
Ananova 5/2/03 Pop Idols' Beatles cover is voted one of the worst
Media Guardian 4/25/03 Fuller amasses £90m fortune
Gay.com 4/7/03 Gay Pop Idol, Will Young to headline Exeter Festival
Ananova 2/21/03 Simon Cowell confirms end of Pop Idol
Sky News 2/9/03 Will's Sympathetic Ear
Ananova 2/7/03 Applications double for second Pop Idol series
Sky News 2/6/02 Gates is a ToyBoy
BBC 1/24/03 Zoe Birkett hopes for Idol success
Ananova 1/8/03 Ant and Dec's audition fools Pop Idol's Mr Nasty
Ananova 1/1/03 Viewers tiring of TV talent shows, says Nicki Chapman
BBC 12/20/02 Will Young wins TV prize
BBC 12/11/02 Pop Idol bosses deny series delay
BBC 12/2/02 Darius shrugs off Pop Idol
BBC 11/29/02 Awards double for Young
BBC 11/25/02 Pop Idol reject's deal with Rod
BBC 11/24/02 Young misses out on top spot
BBC 11/1/02 Pop Idol 'nets founder £30m'
BBC 10/31/02 Pop Idol creator turns back time
BBC 10/28/02 Gareth Gates's album: Your views
BBC 10/28/02 Gates debut is teens' delight
BBC 10/11/02 Pop Idol fashions impress prince
Guardian 10/10/02 Pop Idol Gates loses his fizz
BBC 10/10/02 Pepsi denies 'axing' Gareth Gates
BBC 10/7/02 Pop Idol Will makes his mark
BBC 10/7/02 UK Pop Idol releases album
BBC 9/29/02 Pop Idol duet hits top
Guardian 9/26/02 Pop Idol guru may become Sky pilot
BBC 9/23/02 Pop Idol duet lacks harmony
Guardian 9/5/02 US acclaim for Pop Idol creator
Guardian 7/30/02 Pop Idol goes global
BBC 7/28/02 Idols to compete for world pop crown
BBC 7/15/02 Pop Idol judge lands BBC deal
Guardian 6/24/02 US Pop Idol puts Ford in driving seat
BBC 6/2/02 Interview with Will Young
BBC 6/2/02 Will Young scores second number one
BBC 5/28/02 Pop Idol's fire heads higher
BBC 5/24/02 Pop idols teaming up at gig
Guardian 5/15/02 Pop Idol 'nearly went to BBC'
BBC 5/10/02 Rik Waller 'to enter US Pop Idol'
BBC 4/29/02 Global worship of TV's pop idols
BBC 4/27/02 Pop Idol wins Golden Rose of Montreux
BBC 4/24/02 Cowell to write stardom manual
BBC 4/10/02 Gates on course to outlast Young
BBC 4/7/02 Britney fails to topple Gareth
BBC 4/7/02 Pop Idols in youth charity concert
BBC 3/31/02 Gates holds number one spot
BBC 3/24/02 Pop Idol's Gareth is number one
BBC 3/20/02 Young throws in the towel
BBC 3/19/02 Gates fails to match Young's debut
BBC 3/18/02 Chart battle for Pop Idol finalists
BBC 3/18/02 Gates records karaoke classic
BBC 3/17/02 Will top Idol for third week
BBC 3/15/02 Glossy debut for Pop Idol stars
BBC 3/15/02 Fan frenzy for Pop Idols
BBC 3/15/02 Press views: Pop Idols unpolished
BBC 3/15/02 Pop Idol concerts: Your views
BBC 3/14/02 Idol Will to sing on TOTP
BBC 3/12/02 Pop Idol Will set for hat-trick
Guardian 3/11/02 Pepsi signs Pop Idol's Gareth
BBC 3/10/02 Pop Idol Will: 'I'm gay'
BBC 3/10/02 Young stays top of the pops
BBC 3/8/02 Pop Idol managers 'naive'
BBC 3/7/02 Pop Idols sing by royal appointment
BBC 3/7/02 Pop Idol battles Norton at Montreux
BBC 3/6/02 Will Young website: Your views
BBC 3/5/02 Young set to stay at number one
BBC 3/5/02 Will's label rejects TOTP offer
BBC 3/4/02 Jimmy Young backs Gareth Gates
Guardian 3/4/02 Pop Idol Will faces Top of the Pops ban
BBC 3/4/02 Syrupy debut for Pop Idol's Rik
BBC 3/4/02 Young's label sticks to TOTP guns
BBC 3/3/02 Idol singer picked for Eurovision
BBC 3/3/02 Young scores record number one
BBC 3/1/02 Will takes web by storm
Guardian 2/27/02 TV bosses disqualify wannabe Pop Idol
BBC 2/26/02 Pop Idol single 'flying off shelves'
BBC 2/25/02 Will Young's solo gamble
Guardian 2/25/02 Will challenges Westlife's web supremacy
Guardian 2/19/02 For us romantics, Pop Idol was the last straw
BBC 2/18/02 Pop Idol 'sold to US'
Guardian 2/18/02 Pop Idol creator may pocket £10m from US sale
BBC 2/13/02 Pop Idol: Can Will make it?
BBC 2/13/02 Westlife dismiss Pop Idol song
BBC 2/12/02 Moody makeover for Will
Guardian 2/12/02 Pop Idol brings extra viewers to ITV2
Guardian 2/12/02 Claims of Pop Idol vote-rigging laughed off as media hype
BBC 2/11/02 Pop Idol voting 'delayed ambulance'
Guardian 2/11/02 Pop Idol beats BBC at ratings game
Guardian 2/11/02 Voting problems 'did not affect outcome', Pop Idol organisers insist
Guardian 2/11/02 Pop Idol in voting row
Guardian 2/11/02 15m see Pop Idol Will voted pin-up of the year
Guardian 2/11/02 Celebrities get set for Pop Idol sequel
BBC 2/11/02 Pop Idol's career hots up
BBC 2/11/02 Pop Idol inspires vote push
BBC 2/10/02 Will 'must strive' for lasting success
BBC 2/10/02 Will wins Pop Idol
Guardian 2/9/02 No real losers in Pop Idol duel - yet
BBC 2/9/02 William conquers Pop Idol
BBC 2/9/02 Gareth remains Pop Idol favourite
BBC 2/6/02 Head-to-head: Pop Idol finalists
BBC 2/6/02 Pop Idol hits the road
BBC 2/4/02 Final hurdle for Gareth Gates
BBC 2/4/02 William aims to conquer Pop Idol
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BBC 2/2/02 Rik faces Pop Idol legal threat
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BBC 1/22/02 Pop Idol final four meet the press
BBC 1/21/02 Bickering judges given a roasting
BBC 1/20/02 Hayley out of Pop Idol
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Dwayne Slay
2005 - First-Team All-America (SI.com) ... first first-team AA since Montae Reagor in 1998 ... Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Year by several media outlets ... Big 12 Conference First Team selection ... holds Tech and Big 12 record with eight forced fumbles on the season ... averaged 12.5 tackles per game over the final four during the regular season ... fourth-straight game with double-digit tackles with 12 in the win over Oklahoma ... 10 tackles against Oklahoma State ... another solid outing for Slay against Texas A&M ... finished the game with 10 tackles ... also had an interception return for 26 yards and a forced fumble ... both led to Tech touchdowns ... forced eighth fumble of the season, breaking the Big 12 mark set by UT's Derrick Johnson last year ... Walter Camp Football Foundation National Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 30) ... also named SBC Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 31) ... instrumental in Tech's shutout of Baylor with career-high 18 tackles, including 12 solo ... also posted first-career sack ... leads team in tackles and forced fumbles ... had four solo tackles at Texas ... led Tech with 10 tackles and two forced fumbles against Kansas State ... forced fumbles came on two bone-jarring hits ... career-high 12 tackles and a forced fumble in win over Nebraska ... posted a career-high nine tackles in the win over Kansas ... also forced a fumble and had a tackle for loss ... had four tackles in win over Indiana State ... led the team with six tackles against Sam Houston State ... forced second fumble of the year on a bone-jarring hit to SHSU running back ... also had a pass breakup against the Bearkats ... started first game at free safety against Florida International ... made six solo tackles ... forced an FIU fumble at the Tech three-yard line to thwart Panther scoring opportunity ... projected by coaches to have a big season.
2004 - Played in 11 games ... became a dominating presence in the secondary as the season progressed ... finished the bowl game with a tackle ... posted two stops in win over Oklahoma State ... tied a season high with four tackles against Baylor ... two tackles at Kansas State in the win ... grabbed second interception of the season against Nebraska and returned it 33 yards to set up a Tech score ... had three stops at Oklahoma ... made first pick of the season in the win at Kansas ... snagged KU pass with 17 seconds remaining in the game to help Tech secure 31-30 win ... also had four tackles ... two tackles in win over TCU ... made three tackles at New Mexico and opened the season with a stop at SMU.
Junior College - Reedley College in Reedley, Calif. ... Three-star Recruit (TheInsiders.com) ... National Top 300 (Max Emfinger Recruiting) ... No. 4 JUCO defensive back in the nation (JCFootball.com) ... All-California JUCO Region II ... JUCO Football Network All-USA Ironman Honorable Mention ... 2003 All-Valley Conference ... helped Reedley to 21-2 record over last two seasons, including a 12-0 run and a national championship in 2002 ... helped Reedley rank sixth among 72 California junior colleges in total defense at a stingy 236 yards per game ... started every game in two years at Reedley ... also recruited by South Carolina, Kansas State, Oregon and Kentucky ... Junior College Coach: Michael White.
High School - Brunswick High School in Brunswick, Ga. ... helped lead BHS to 14-1 record and state runner-up finish in 2000 ... recorded 102 tackles and five interceptions en route to all-conference season ... also team MVP in basketball ... back-to-back all-district selection in football.
Personal - Dwayne Slay ... born June 21, 1984 ... son of Verna Slay and Michael A. Slay, Jr. ... has six brothers and sisters ... brother, Darel, was a backup defensive end at South Carolina in 2003 ... loves Chinese food.

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Effectively lighting wastewater and water treatment facilities
Photo: Holophane
Adequate lighting for vertical surfaces, such as control panels, is important for keeping daily operations running smoothly – and critical in emergencies. Follow your lighting system's maintenance requirements, which will depend on light source and location.
Not all lighting fixtures are created equal. Inferior optic design can actually require more fixtures and provide less uniform illumination (top). Optimized optical control can dramatically improve distribution and uniformity, with fewer lighting fixtures (bottom).
Source: Holophane
A lighting system that provides optimized visibility and visual comfort helps promote a safe work environment and can increase productivity. When upgrading a system, don't just settle for existing light levels, which may be inadequate if the source has depreciated from its initial output.
If employees must use flashlights to accurately monitor gauges and check valves in the pumping station, it's safe to assume that current light levels are severely insufficient. Consult the latest recommendations of the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IES). The Recommended Practice for Industrial Lighting (RP-7) is also a great reference.
Consider the amount of light reaching both vertical and horizontal surfaces of the application (measured as "footcandles") when selecting a lighting design. Well-lit, vertical surfaces are important for occupants to monitor gauges and work on equipment. Higher levels of light should be considered for tasks like equipment inspection and repair.
Getting the right quantity of light out of a luminaire does the facility no good if it doesn't evenly illuminate the workspace, or if it causes excessive glare that may compromise general visibility. A nonuniform space (think hot spots and dark spots) may be distracting depending on the task, and glare may cause discomfort and lower productivity. Selecting the most appropriate optical design and wattage can provide the correct balance between quantity and quality of light in the workspace.
Another consideration is color rendering, or the ability of the light source to represent an object's true color. If a plant employee is working in an area where pipes are color-labeled, it is important that those colors are rendered properly and visible in the space. This can be achieved with a high-CRI (color rendering index) light source.
All light sources — light-emitting diode (LED), fluorescent, metal halide, compact fluorescent, and incandescent — depreciate over time. Loss factors take into account all aspects of the environment, the luminaires' construction, and performance of the lamp source. To ensure the facility is providing adequate lighting over a specified period, these factors must be considered during the design phase.
Loss factors include luminaire dirt depreciation, lamp lumen depreciation, thermal factor, and ballast factor. Most luminaires in wastewater and water treatment plants will be enclosed and gasketed due to humidity and corrosion concerns. Dirt and dust are more likely to accumulate on this type of fixture than on an open fixture. As a result, less lumens or light will actually hit the work plane over time.
Lamp lumen depreciation is inherent to the design of any light source, and each depreciates at a different rate. For example, a standard linear fluorescent 32 W T8 lamp (bare) has initial lumens of approximately 2,900 and depreciates only 5% at 40% of its rated life (36,000 hours). However, the T8 lamp is also sensitive to ambient temperature fluctuations and won't achieve 100% lumen output if it is run hotter or cooler than its intended operating temperature.
LED technology is gaining a lot of traction in this industry; it's perceived to provide significantly longer life over the next best light-source technology. This is true with the right luminaire and under the right environmental conditions — the manner in which the internal LED temperature is managed has a direct and significant impact on both life and light output.
Luminaires that are unique to the wastewater and water treatment industry range from 50,000 to 70,000 hours of life before they depreciate by 30% (known as the L70 life). This doesn't mean, however, that they are maintenance-free. Other electrical components, such as the electrical driver, must also be rated for the same life for a truly maintenance-free luminaire.
Ask your lighting partner about the L70 life of specific luminaires at 25° C, 40° C and 55° C (or 77° F, 104° F, 131° F). What is the driver life at those specific ambient temperatures? Unlike traditional lamps, LEDs emit light in a highly directional beam, so the optical design of the luminaire is increasingly important to be visually comfortable for people moving about the space. Consider investing in a properly designed LED luminaire that can reduce your maintenance and energy costs.
With many lighting technologies on the market today, it's important to evaluate them per the application space, as each has its unique pros and cons. (See below)
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On Sunday night's episode of "Rising Star" the last of the auditions played out and the duels will then ensue in which the finalists will battle it out against each other.
First up was Dana Williams, who showed great range and received an 84 percent moving her to the next round, then came Unselfish a quartet of likeable guys, but their singing did not measure up and only received 48 percent, then it was Cliff Cody, with passion and the support of his family, however, his vocals were not up to par and only received 44 percent, up next was Audrey Kate Geiger whose range got better as she sang and received 84 percent, next a duo named OhMG, and they fell flat to say the least and received a 35 percent, Gabrielle Nicole was next who was made as young child to sing in a choir, but eventually music became her one desire to succeed at and received an 89 percent. The next performer was Karen Hornsby who had a heart-breaking story about her daughter being diagnosed with a brain tumor, her singing was not remarkable and by the judges own admission they voted for her because of her story and the audience's overwhelming reaction, TX3 was next, triplets who had sang shirtless in the streets of Los Angeles in order to make ends meet, they only received 25 percent and were embarrassed by Kei$ha's suggesting that they should take their shirts off, and the final contestant was Morgan Higgins who received a 77 percent, good vocals and a stage presence that she needs to work on, if she expects to move up in this competition.
The duels will begin next Sunday and those battling each other have been chosen and they will be Jesse Kench against Will Roth and whichever goes home will be a terrible loss, Sarah Darling will duel Megan Tibbits and two powerhouse vocalists Lisa Punch against Alice J. Lee. The voting can be done live just need to upload the "Rising Star" app on your iphone; also recaps and information on the show can be watched online at www.abc.com/risingstar
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A sluggish summer for Hollywood came to a close with a movie that earned the dubious distinction of the worst opening of all time.
"The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure," a family film from a former marketer for the Teletubbies, earned $448,000 over the holiday weekend when it opened on 2,160 screens, according to BoxOfficeMojo.com. That gave the film a per-screen average of $207, making it the worst wide opening of all time, according to the site.
While the season was also marked by a record set on the other end of the spectrum–the biggest opening ever, by the superhero action film "The Avengers"–this summer's box office was down 2.84% from last year, bringing in $4.28 billion, from $4.4 billion, according to Hollywood.com.
Industry executives had high hopes heading into the summer, especially as the season kicked off with the massive success of "The Avengers," which took in $207.4 million domestically in its opening weekend in early May (and this weekend surpassed $1.5 billion in cumulative worldwide receipts).
But despite what appeared to be momentum generated by that film and the successful opening earlier in the year of "Mission: Impossible—Ghost Protocol," nearly every other summer film failed to live up to expectations, a fact some blamed on factors beyond the content on the screen.
"I think there's still an issue with the economy," said Nikki Rocco, president of distribution for Comcast Corp.'s Universal Pictures. "When you get into the real world, frequent moviegoing may be difficult for a family." While a few films found success, "there were a lot of misses, and that's what makes the difference," she said.
There were also hurdles both anticipated (the Olympics) and not.
"The Dark Knight Rises" was expected to be one of the biggest openings of all time, but its debut weekend on screen saw an opening-night rampage at a theater in Aurora, Colo., which left 12 people dead and 58 injured. Its opening weekend fell about $25 million short of industry expectations, though with $431.2 million in cumulative domestic ticket sales, the final film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is still the second most-successful film of the year to date.
"I think the incident in Colorado did not help anything," said Erik Lomis, Weinstein Co.'s president of theatrical distribution. "You can't quantify how much it hurt, but it hurt that weekend and I think it hurt every action movie afterward. We all tailored the marketing away from what it would have been, because you don't want to be glorifying violence," he said.
Over the weekend, "Lawless," a gangster film distributed by Weinstein Co., took the No. 2 spot at the box office, earning $13 million domestically through Monday, behind "Possession," from Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., which earned $21.3 million in North American theaters.
Besides "The Avengers," the only other films to have exceeded expectations over the summer are Universal's "Ted," the movie about a foul-mouthed talking teddy bear, and "Magic Mike," the $7 million movie about male strippers from Time Warner Inc.'s Warner Bros. Pictures, which has earned $113.2 million domestically to date. The R-rated "Ted," the first live-action feature from writer-director Seth MacFarlane, creator of the animated television show "Family Guy," which cost roughly $50 million, has earned $215.9 million domestically to date.
With the lackluster summer results putting a damper on the holiday weekend, studio executives were cautiously upbeat about the fall ahead, particularly with macroeconomic issues dominating headlines during campaign season.
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The total amount of cementitious material consisting of cement and pozzolan is typically between 400 and 600 lbs./ cu. yd. in a wide range of proportions of these materials.
Admixtures: Chemical admixtures in RCC mixes should conform to ASTM C 494 and be approved by the project engineer before use. Adding water-reducing or set-retarding (hydration-stabilizing) admixtures may be useful when there is a long haul time from the production point to the project location. Water reducers can distribute the cement paste uniformly throughout the mix and improve workability during paving. Polycarboxylate superplasticizers have been used in dry batch plant production to improve workability and reduce mixing times, resulting in significantly increased production rates.
Water. Even though considerably reduced for RCC, the water should meet the same quality requirements as for conventional concrete mixes. Typically between 150 and 200 lbs./cu. yd. of water is used. Water to total cementitious ratios—W/(C + P)—generally fall between 0.30 and 0.45. Ratios in this range have the greatest positive influence on the final strength, with 28-day unconfined compressive strengths typically exceeding 6000 psi.
Besides material selection, the correct proportioning of raw materials is critical to quality RCC mixes. They are designed using a systematic procedure based on the aggregates, water, and cementitious materials and confirmed through a select number of trial tests.
Several methods exist for proportioning RCC mixes for pavements: 1.) concrete consistency testing, 2.) the solid suspension model, 3.) the optimal paste volume method, and 4.) soil compaction testing. Whichever method is used, the goal is to produce a mixture that meets the specific project requirements.
Concrete consistency tests normally require specific mixture parameters such as the amounts of aggregate, water, or cementitious materials—and then adjust one of them to meet a required level of consistency, workability, or strength. This method can optimize each ingredient in the mixture in order to obtain the desired properties (to read about various mixeing production methods, click here).
Recently, a more theoretical and fundamental approach to RCC mix design proportioning has been introduced—the solid suspension model. This method determines the proportions of the dry solid ingredients (cement, fly ash, silica fume, sand, and coarse aggregate) that optimize the dry packing density of a given mixture. It is then easy to calculate the amount of water necessary to fill entirely the void spaces between the dry ingredients. The main advantage is that this model can quickly recalculate the optimum proportions without having to prepare a large number of laboratory trial batches.
Originally developed to prepare RCC mixes for dams and other large structures, the optimal paste volume method has been used lately to proportion non-air-entrained RCC pavement mixes as well. Because workability is vital, this method stresses a design that will meet specified workability requirements. It assumes that an optimal mix should have just enough paste to fill completely any remaining voids after the aggregates have reached maximum density under compaction.
Based on soil and soil-cement technology, the soil compaction testing method establishes a relationship between the density and moisture content of a mix. A moisture-density test (ASTM D1557) determines the optimum moisture content and maximum density of mixtures. Once determined, the lab prepares strength test specimens by compacting at the optimum moisture content for each particular cementitious material content. From these tests, a plot of strength versus cementitious material content will indicate the minimum cementitious materials content that will meet the design requirements.
The optimum moisture content will facilitate compaction and provide the best opportunity to achieve maximum compaction and density.
— Greg Halsted, PE, is the soil cement/ RCC pavements engineer for the Portland Cement Association based in Skokie, Ill. For more information on RCC, visit www.cement.org/pavements.
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Feb. 12, 2014
FAIRFAX, Va. - UMass women's basketball had five players score in double-figures, but the balanced offense was not enough as the Minutewomen fell at George Mason's Patriot Center, 101-73 on Wednesday evening. Kim Pierre-Louis earned her fourth career double-double on the strength of 15 points and 11 rebounds to lead UMass.
Jasmine Harris added 14 points to go with six rebounds while Nola Henry finished 5-for-10 from the floor with three free throws for 13 points. Emily Mital scored 11 more while Kiara Bomben rounded out the quintet with 10 points to go with six boards.
Mital drained a trio of three-pointers to bump her UMass career total for made treys to 103, moving her into eighth place past Stefanie Gerardot (2005-08), who amassed 102 as a Minutewoman.
Taylor Brown and Janaa Pickard each recorded 25 points to lead George Mason while Sandra Ngoie notched 23. Talisha Watts also totaled double-digits as she scored 15. Pickard pulled down 11 rebounds to join Pierre-Louis in earning a double-double.
Harris opened the game 4-of-8 from the field with a free throw for 10 quick points to keep the score between the sides close. Foul trouble forced her to the bench 11 minutes, 15 seconds into the game and George Mason followed with a 13-2 run to push ahead, 37-25 with 4:08 to play in the stanza.
The Minutewomen employed their three-point game in an attempt cut into the deficit before the break with a trio of made shots from beyond the arc during the final four minutes. Mital chipped in two of those on back-to-back possessions, hitting with 3:54 left before adding a second make only 20 seconds later.
However, the Colonials responded with two triples of their own, one each from Brown and Ngoie, to protect their lead at 45-36 entering halftime.
The Minutewomen started the final frame with offense in the paint to cut it to as close as seven. Down by 11 following a George Mason bucket eight seconds in, Pierre-Louis brought UMass within nine before Amber Dillon used a driving layup at the right side of the hoop to drop the home side's lead to 47-40 with 17:58 remaining.
Following the buckets by Pierre-Louis and Dillon, the Colonials went on an 8-2 run to cushion their hold to 55-42 only two minutes later with three of those points coming on free throws - a category they finished 25-for-32 in (78.1 percent).
George Mason took advantage of five Minutewomen playing with at least three personal fouls to extend the lead to as much as 28 points in the frame. The Minutewomen were within eight with 14:02 remaining, but five quick points from the Colonials re-established their 13-point margin at the 13:15 margin and UMass would not pull closer the rest of the way.
UMass shot 41.3 percent from the floor (26-of-63) and went 5-for-17 on three-point tries (29.4 percent). Mason responded with a 33-for-72 line on field goals (45.8 percent) and nailed 10 of its 23 attempts from beyond the arc (43.5 percent).
Rebounds was nearly even between the sides as the Colonials grabbed 44 to Massachusetts' 43, with each earning 24 on the defensive glass. The Minutewomen led in second chance points, 18-15; bench scoring, 32-29 and points in the paint, 34-32.
The Minutewomen cap their Mid-Atlantic road trip with a stop at George Washington for an 11 a.m. matinee game at the Smith Center on Saturday, Feb. 15 in Washington, D.C.
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Cheltenham girl to get 23 million pound payout
A Cheltenham school girl who suffered severe injuries in a road crash which killed her mother, has won a record compensation payout worth up to 23 million pounds. 17-year-old Agnes Hood was left paralysed in the crash on the A40 in March 2009.
48-year-old Karen Hood was killed when a car driven by Anthony Norton, of Hazelton, in Gloucestershire, pulled out of a side road forcing Mrs Hood to swerve into the path of a lorry.
Norton admitted causing death by driving without due care and attention. He was handed a suspended jail sentence, banned from driving for 18 months and ordered to do 300 hours' unpaid community work in 2009. The court heard at the time that Agnes had forgiven him and did not want to see him jailed.
Woman dies in fire
A woman has died and a man has been severely injured following a fire at a flat in Swindon this morning (Mon).
Emergency services were called to a blaze in Hayward Close in Abbey Meads in the early hours.
The injured man was taken by air ambulance to Frenchay Hospital in Bristol with severe burns.
Insurance company drops speeding Clunes
Dorset-based actor Martin Clunes has been dropped from a car insurance campaign after reaching 12 points on his license and being disqualified from driving.
Cornwall's Doc Martin star had featured in Churchill Insurance's TV adverts alongside the company's trademark nodding dog for almost a year.
Campaign for lower road speeds
Children in the south west want motorists to drive more slowly near their schools and homes, according to a road safety charity. 74% of youngsters surveyed by the group Brake agreed on slower speeds. The charity's begun a campaign for lower speeds as part of Road Safety Week.
Man who killed friend to be sentenced
A man who killed his friend in a street in Wiltshire is due to be sentenced. Adrian Cooksey died after being punched in Melksham two years ago. Richard Elmes was found guilty of his manslaughter.
He's to appear at Bristol Crown Court. Elmes killed Mr Cooksey with a single punch after a night out drinking.
Hundreds of lanterns paraded through Gloucester
Hundreds of lanterns have been paraded through the streets of Gloucester this afternoon.
There was a nautical theme this year, with giant sea creatures and ships being carried by more two-hundred children from local primary schools. The children designed and built the lanterns with the help of professional artists.
Nine rescued from Bristol house fire
Nine people were taken to hospital today following a house fire in which the family dog died.
Fire crews were called to the house on Lodge Hill in Cossham, Bristol, shortly before 7am today.
A woman and two girls were rescued by firefighters from the roof of the property, while six others escaped from the house unaided.
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A boy under five-year-old is being treated for burns at the hospital, which has a specialist burns department.
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Six garages have been broken into on a single night in Gloucester.
Police in the city are urging homeowners to review their garage security after the burglaries which happened overnight between late on Tuesday and the early hours of Wednesday.
Ping golf clubs, a lawnmower and five bottles of champagne were taken from a garage in Clover Piece in Abbeymead.
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I Don't Have Enough Time to Write As It Is…
So, I just got a job.
Being "retired" has had its benefits. Among them is NOT adding to an already meager income, however.
Despite having what some would call limitless time to write (this is a fallacy, my friends; there is no such thing), I've found myself way too busy to get the writing done that I feel needs completion. So, it only makes sense that I'd take on a job that will eat up even more of my time.
So, starting next month I'll be teaching school for an "After School Activities" company here in Fremont. I'll be teaching computers, including basic use, research for homework, applications, and more importantly Internet and Social Networking security. I'll also be teaching public speaking. I'm frankly delighted. I've always loved teaching, and this part-time position pays pretty well, too. How can I lose.
What? Time to write?
Oh, yeah. That.
Well, they say that the best way to get something done is to give it to someone who is already too busy.
I guess we'll see.
Oh, yeah… I'm also starting to work with a professional editor over a 7-week course for my own writing.
Imagine that.


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During New Moon, Edward leaves. But Bella finds herself able to live on without him through the love of all her friends. So, because of this, she finds herself at Mike's 18th birthday where she has a one night stand with the least suspected candidate and becomes pregnant.
One year after her son's birthday, Bella moves to New York City where she finds herself only getting up in the morning because of her son. When she reaches rock bottom, she finds that it is only the first level.
Life is turned upside down when Bella finds out that Victoria has found out where she is and is looking for her. Plus what happens when an old friend visits her?
These are outtakes and chapters that accompany my story, "Just Oneof the Guys." They may include back stories, different points of view, and thelike.
Edward Cullen is Big Man on Campus at his high school in Port Angeles. Bella Swan is a quiet, sarcastic, marches-to-the-beat-of-her-own-drummer girl at Forks High. A part-time job brings them together, and an unlikely friendship and surprising feelings develop. Neither is brave enough to do anything about it, however, and they part ways when Edward heads off to college. Their paths cross again after a year of no contact, and Edward is determined to not only rekindle their friendship, but to man up and actually do something about his ever-present feelings for Bella.
Banner by the brilliant Anne Cullen
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Edward has spent his entire life caring for his older brother Jasper. Will Jasper's mental illness prevent Edward from having the life, and woman, he dreams of? AH, Canon Pairings.
A momentary loss of control leaves Edward desperate to find a way to fulfill the promise he made to Bella about "trying" during their honeymoon.
Ok… I know that there are a lot of other songfics like this, but the songs I use here are ones that I don't see used a lot. I will also include links to the songs for each chapter. I don't know about you, but I always like to hear what the author is referring to when they talk about a song, it really helps me get into the story!
Chapter 6: Saving An Angel (Bella POV) is up!!
I know it's been a while since I've updated anything on here, but I'm stuck in this writer's block. If anyone would like to help me, send m,e a message and I can give you the details! ^_^ Also, if you're interested in making a banner or anything for the story, let me know!
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"Edward and Emmett McCarty were the Irish born wonder brothers, sent by the devil himself to torture and tantalize every female staff member and camper to step foot onto the grounds of camp."
After having her heart broken, Bella wonders how she will survive a summer working at camp with the man who used to be her everything. Close quarters leave little room for avoidance, and they soon find themselves caught up in another summer romance. Will it last this time?
AU/OOC. Edward is an unapologetic "recycler" of the scum of the human population. But when his current project is suddenly ruined by the appearance of a certain brunette, his world is changed irrevocably. O/S written as an example for the Darkward Vampfic Contest.
Edward goes camping with the guys. While taking photos his lens captures Iz, a beautiful fairy. Edward has to save the day to win her heart. Enchanted forest, witches and wizards. Includes some good ol physical lovin.
What if Edward kept his promise and Bella never heard from the Cullens again? Jacob was more than willing to console her, but would she have the sense to let him?
"You know what your problem is, Bells? You're in love - with the wrong thing. You think you're hung up on a guy who left you, but you're not. You're hung up on the idea of yourself as the heartbroken heroine."
Alternate ending to New Moon...just a nice love story, with monsters. Rated for certain chapters, at a sultry 108 degrees!
Many thanks to Sassenach Wench for the stylish story banner!
~*~A finalist in The Indie TwiFic Awards Winter 2010: Best New Moon Complete & AU that knocks you off your feet! Thanks for all the love and support! ~*~
Be sure to read the follow up fics '93 Million Miles' and 'Jacob's Ladder' posted here on Twilighted!
Bella has never had luck at finding friends, and now that she has exiled herself to one of the most prestigious schools in the country, it doesn't look like that luck is going to change. But what happens when Bella, with some help from the incredibly hot new guy, decides to finally stop being Miss Invisible? Canon Pairings
Alec and Jane. A mysterious sibling duo. Two halves of a whole. This is their painful story of the horrific night their young lives were changed forever more and how they became one of the most powerful creatures in the vampire world.
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Rated R for graphic violence. Those with queasy stomachs: you've been warned.
~A Crackfic for Trust in Advertising by the amazing, wonderful and all powerful, vjgm.~
Edward and Bella are in Siberia for their second honeymoon, and it's quite eventful.
Written for illogical Leah.
Thanks to the Exchange mods for the lovely banners.
What if Bella Swan wasn't given an opportunity to brood over the mystery that was Edward Cullen after their initial meeting? What if his siblings – instead of leaving her severely alone – made a conscious effort to "smooth things over?"
Take a quick look at Bella's arrival and first couple of weeks or so at Forks High seen through the eyes of Emmett McCarty Cullen. It's mostly canon with an AU splash in the absence of Rosalie Hale.
She's seen as the perpetually happy one. But she isn't. Even Alice has her darker moments. Her feelings of insecurity and loneliness.
Edward and Bella have only recently confessed their love for one another. How will Edward react when the new kid in town shows up setting his sites on Bella as well? AH, OOC, ExB FLUFF and Humor. "The Project" Sequel, but can stand alone.
There's a sort of Shakespearian delight in the way Bella Swan hates Edward Cullen.
BxE AU, AH. Rated for language and sensuality.
Bella challenges Edward's limits of self control by insisting that he build up his tolerance level to intimacy.
Set in the 6 week 'blank period' at the end of Eclipse / beginning of Breaking Dawn, between the battle, and the wedding. Bella and Edward expand and deepen their physical relationship in preparation for their impending marriage.
After walking in on her boyfriend with another woman, Bella not only finds comfort in the local pub, but also in the arms of a beautiful stranger. After spending the night with him, she learns that he kept a secret that could cost her her best friend.
Finally catching her big break from National Geographic, Photographer Bella Swan's life is looking good. Her rent will be able to be paid, her parents will be proud, and most importantly her name will be out there.
On a two week trip to South America for the documentary, Bella finds herself on her way home early due to an emergency. Returning without pay, she may not be published.
Forced to turn to the Fashion Indusrty for some cash, why is she so stressed? Can she get back into landscape photography?
"Male models aren't that bad, Bella!"
Bella is on her way home from a disastrous meeting with her newly ex-fiancés parents. What happens when she slams head-on into a beautiful stranger's car and finds herself stranded? Will she be able to get past her jaded life and trust the stranger? E X B
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Jasper and Alice are moving to New York. All for Jasper's point of view, his love for his Alice.
Laurent manages to bite Bella before the wolves can stop him. Now she is changed and alone and wants to find her way back to the Cullens. She immerses herself in the music industry hoping that someone will hear her message.
Thanks to readergoof for the awesome banner!
Written with the lyrics to Jack's Mannequin's "Miss California" as inspiration, Edward tries to get Bella to see his way by playing (and singing) her a song. Set during Eclipse, just after Edward proposed.
All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the intellectual property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of Stephenie Meyer. No copyright infringement is intended.


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York PSC: Genocide now no longer an option
On York PSC's website is an FAQ section. Since we highlighted its call for genocide, the York PSC surreptitiously tried to remove it. Unfortunately for York PSC,we keep copies:
Q. Does PSC recognise the State of Israel?
A. Yes we recognize A State of Israel with the borders that existed before the 1967 six day war. The continuous extension of those borders by war and occupation have been condemned by numerous UN Security council resolutions (beginning with number 242 in November 1967). Individuals can comment on the right or otherwise of the land grab which created the state of Israel in the first place and its biblical justification, but we must emphasize that PSC, like Arafat, accepts the inevitable presence of the Israelis and that pushing them all in to the Mediterranean is now not an option.
If one reads "Israelis" as "Jews living in Israel" and "pushing them all in to the Mediterranean" as a euphemism for "murder them", then York PSC is stating that genocide is "now not an option". When was it?
Leeds PSC also had the same wording in their FAQs.
York PSC has some history with allegations of anti-Semitism. In 2004 the Chairman of the York Jewish Society alleged in a letter to the local paper that:
THE actions of the York Palestine Solidarity Campaign (York PSC) today were nothing short of disgusting.
As chairman of the University of York Jewish Society I organised a walking tour of Jewish Medieval York, followed by a brief ceremony at the foot of Clifford's Tower to commemorate the 1190 massacre.
This was hijacked by York PSC (Letters, March 17) who saw fit to mix the massacre of more than 110 British Jews in 1190 with the present situation in Israel.
At the small ceremony, they tried to provoke arguments with Jewish students, rather than turn-up to remember the massacre.
Terry Gallogly, replying as Chair of York PSC, said:
These allegations have no truth behind them whatsoever. The YPSC York made no contact with its membership about the memorial service, and did not attend.
We, therefore, cannot comment on the views of those who attended as private individuals and who are unknown to us. [emphasis added] Those making these serious allegations obviously made no attempt to verify their facts before contacting the Press.
However, the previous day Andrew Collingwood told the paper:
To the best of my knowledge only one of our members was present.
Because I wasn't there, I cannot comment on any alleged events which took place at Clifford's Tower. But whatever did take place was the action of individuals and nothing to do with York PSC.
So we have an admission that at least one member of York PSC felt it appropriate to disturb a memorial service to Jewish victims of persecution. The fact that York PSC did not arrange it doesn't mean it has "nothing to do with York PSC". At least one of their members was behaving in an allegedly disgraceful manner.
Both Andrew Collingwood and Terry Gallogly have been accused of anti-Semitism individually. Harry's Place revealed that when the Jewish Chronicle ran an online poll asking its (presumably Jewish) readers "Should Rabbis work with the EDL?" (after the so-called "surfing Rabbi" had pledged them his support), Terry Gallogly encouraged people to rig the poll to make it look like Jews supported the EDL (despite the rigging the result was heavily against).
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