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...unbelievable plays, and everyone in the crowd, and me on the bench, and all the coaching staff just go ‘Wow!’” DYNAMIC DUO Everyone has also been saying “Wow!” to the Crimson’s red-hot offense. In the winning effort against Fairfield, Harvard got two goals and an assist each from sophomore Andre’ Akpan and junior Michael Fucito. Akpan, who extended his goal-scoring streak to six games, leads the team with seven goals on the year, while Fucito...
...Chekhov's hell become red-hot? The answer is oil, lots of it, along with enough natural gas to power Tokyo - which, actually, is where most of it will be going. Sakhalin Energy (SE), an international consortium led by Shell and the Russia's state-owned Gazprom, is spending $20 billion to mine the waters around Sakhalin; one executive says the island could eventually become as important to the industry as the Gulf of Mexico. SE is finishing a pair of underground 500-mile pipelines down the spine of the island that will deliver oil and natural...
Ticketmaster has the most ground to cover in the red-hot resale market. The secondary market for online sports and entertainment tickets--on websites such as StubHub, RazorGator and TicketsNow--has grown to an estimated $3 billion since 2000. The industry leader, StubHub, operates as an open auction, taking a surcharge on each sale. Popular events go for incredible amounts--$10,287 for Super Bowl XLI and $5,500 for Elton John's 60th-birthday bash--but there are also bargains to be had from season-ticket holders, for example...
Ancient Eight play begins next Saturday, when the Crimson play two games against the Quakers. Penn (5-7) is thriving offensively this season, led by red-hot catcher Tim May. May is batting at a bloated .395 clip with a homerun...
...China's economic planners, the mineral finds come at a critical time. Over the past several years Chinese businesses have scoured the globe to acquire the raw materials demanded by the country's red-hot economy. They've faced steep price rises, more than 160% in the price of iron ore since 2004. The potential reserves in Tibet could help with that. They include 1 billion tons of rich iron ore, 40 million tons of copper and 40 million tons of lead. "Just going by the reports I've seen and accepting them at face value, the size of these...