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_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1MONKEY SIGHTINGS: It's not `Planet of the Apes.' It's more like town of the monkey. About a dozen people in Danville, New Hampshire, report seeing a large monkey on the loose, including Fir

e Chief David Kimball. He describes the animal as being about four feet tall, with woolly, brown fur. Kimball figures it's an escaped pet, but the owner doesn't want to report it because monkeys are illegal in the state. _0D_1C2TOUGH FIT: At six-seven

and 405 pounds, Carl `Boomer' Nott is a big kid. He's too big to play football. The coaches at Vermont's Hartford High School would love to have Boomer on the field. They just can't find a helmet to fit him. They've talked with pro and college teams an

d haven't been able to locate large enough regulation headgear... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1BOX OFFICE _0D_1C2Fight made right for `The Musketeer,' which parlayed its mix of traditional swashbuckling and Hong Kong action choreography into the top spot among the nation's movies. The revisio

nist take on the Alexandre Dumas classic, `The Three Musketeers,' took in $10.7M on the 1st weekend of the fall film season. `Two Can Play that Game,' the battle-of-the-sexes romantic comedy starring Vivica A. Fox and Morris Chestnut, opened in the No.

2 spot, raking in $8.3M. The No. 3 movie was another debut; `Rock Star,' starring Mark Wahlberg and Jennifer Aniston, earned $6.2M. `Our Lady of the Assassins,' a gritty Spanish-language look at violence-wracked Colombia, opened on 4 screens in Los An

geles and New York... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1Experience is a great advantage. The problem is that when you get the experience, you're too damned old to do anything about it. --Jimmy Connors. _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1MONKEY SIGHTINGS: It's not `Planet of the Apes.' It's more like town of the monkey. About a dozen people in Danville, New Hampshire, report seeing a large monkey on the

loose, including Fire Chief David Kimball. He describes the animal as being about four feet tall, with woolly, brown fur. Kimball figures it's an escaped pet, but the owner doesn't want to report it because monkeys are illegal in the state. _0D_1C2TOU

GH FIT: At six-seven and 405 pounds, Carl `Boomer' Nott is a big kid. He's too big to play football. The coaches at Vermont's Hartford High School would love to have Boomer on the field. They just can't find a helmet to fit him. They've talked with pro

and college teams and haven't been able to locate large enough regulation headgear... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1BOX OFFICE _0D_1C2Fight made right for `The Musketeer,' which parlayed its mix of traditional swashbuckling and Hong Kong action choreography into

the top spot among the nation's movies. The revisionist take on the Alexandre Dumas classic, `The Three Musketeers,' took in $10.7M on the 1st weekend of the fall film season. `Two Can Play that Game,' the battle-of-the-sexes romantic comedy starring V

ivica A. Fox and Morris Chestnut, opened in the No. 2 spot, raking in $8.3M. The No. 3 movie was another debut; `Rock Star,' starring Mark Wahlberg and Jennifer Aniston, earned $6.2M. `Our Lady of the Assassins,' a gritty Spanish-language look at viole

nce-wracked Colombia, opened on 4 screens in Los Angeles and New York... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. --Edward Kennedy. _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1MONKEY SIGHTINGS: It's not `Planet of the Apes.' It's more like town of the monkey. About a dozen people in Danville, New Hampshire, report seeing a large monkey on the loose, including Fir

e Chief David Kimball. He describes the animal as being about four feet tall, with woolly, brown fur. Kimball figures it's an escaped pet, but the owner doesn't want to report it because monkeys are illegal in the state. _0D_1C2TOUGH FIT: At six-seven

and 405 pounds, Carl `Boomer' Nott is a big kid. He's too big to play football. The coaches at Vermont's Hartford High School would love to have Boomer on the field. They just can't find a helmet to fit him. They've talked with pro and college teams an

d haven't been able to locate large enough regulation headgear... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_

1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1VIDEO REVIEW _0D_1C2Blow: _0D_1C1Following the life of cocaine-trafficking pioneer George

Jung in a way that recalls Martin Scorsese's Casino, Blow recounts the man's days from his 1950s childhood in Boston to his downfall in the 1980s. Rated: R..._04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. --Edward Kennedy. _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1SPY CATS: Secret agents are pretty cool cats in the movies, but the CIA once tried to enlist real felines for Cold War spying, according to author Jeffrey Richelson. He says declassified CI

A documents show the agency's spy cat project was coded named `Acoustic Kitty.' While the agency was able to train the spy cats and equip them with electronic bugs, the project didn't prove practical. _0D_1C2ICE CREAM BIKE: Daryl Carmer doesn't have to

worry about getting fat peddling his ice cream. That's because he does the pedaling. Carmer sells ice cream from a specially-made bike. His ice cream shop on two wheels cost $3,000 and has a cooler on the back. Carmer will have to move his ice cream s

hop indoors for the winter. But he says at least his legs will get a break... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1VIDEO REVIEW _0D_1C2Blow: _0D_1C1Following the life of cocaine-trafficking pioneer George Jung in a way that recalls Martin Scorsese's Casino, Blow recounts the man's days from his 1950s childhood i

n Boston to his downfall in the 1980s. Rated: R..._04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. --Edward Kennedy. _04

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1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1SPY CATS: Secret agents are pretty cool cats in the movies, but the CIA once tried to enlist real felines for Cold War spying, according to author Jeffrey Richelson. He says

declassified CIA documents show the agency's spy cat project was coded named `Acoustic Kitty.' While the agency was able to train the spy cats and equip them with electronic bugs, the project didn't prove practical. _0D_1C2ICE CREAM BIKE: Daryl Carmer

doesn't have to worry about getting fat peddling his ice cream. That's because he does the pedaling. Carmer sells ice cream from a specially-made bike. His ice cream shop on two wheels cost $3,000 and has a cooler on the back. Carmer will have to move

his ice cream shop indoors for the winter. But he says at least his legs will get a break... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1VIDEO REVIEW _0D_1C2Blow: _0D_1C1Following the life of cocaine-trafficking pioneer George Jun

g in a way that recalls Martin Scorsese's Casino, Blow recounts the man's days from his 1950s childhood in Boston to his downfall in the 1980s. Rated: R..._04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1The work goe

s on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. --Edward Kennedy. _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1SPY CATS: Se

cret agents are pretty cool cats in the movies, but the CIA once tried to enlist real felines for Cold War spying, according to author Jeffrey Richelson. He says declassified CIA documents show the agency's spy cat project was coded named `Acoustic Kit

ty.' While the agency was able to train the spy cats and equip them with electronic bugs, the project didn't prove practical. _0D_1C2ICE CREAM BIKE: Daryl Carmer doesn't have to worry about getting fat peddling his ice cream. That's because he does the

pedaling. Carmer sells ice cream from a specially-made bike. His ice cream shop on two wheels cost $3,000 and has a cooler on the back. Carmer will have to move his ice cream shop indoors for the winter. But he says at least his legs will get a break.

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_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B&a _1C3 _1C1VIDEO REVIEW

_0D_1C2Blow: _0D_1C1Following the life of cocaine-trafficking pioneer George Jung in a way that recalls Martin Scorsese's Casino, Blow recounts the man's days from his 1950s childhood in Boston to his

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Quotes_1A9_1B&a _1C1 _1C1The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dreams shall never die. --Edward Kennedy. _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Odd_1A5 but _1A8True_1A9_1B&a _1C1SPY CATS: Secret agents are pretty cool cats in the movies, but the CIA once tried to e

nlist real felines for Cold War spying, according to author Jeffrey Richelson. He says declassified CIA documents show the agency's spy cat project was coded named `Acoustic Kitty.' While the agency was able to train the spy cats and equip them with el

ectronic bugs, the project didn't prove practical. _0D_1C2ICE CREAM BIKE: Daryl Carmer doesn't have to worry about getting fat peddling his ice cream. That's because he does the pedaling. Carmer sells ice cream from a specially-made bike. His ice cream

shop on two wheels cost $3,000 and has a cooler on the back. Carmer will have to move his ice cream shop indoors for the winter. But he says at least his legs will get a break... _04

_01Z00_02A)_1B"n6_1A8_1C3_09Movies_1A9_1B

&a _1C3 _1C1VIDEO REVIEW _0D_1C2Blow: _0D_1C1Following the life of cocaine-trafficking pioneer George Jung in a way that recalls Martin Scorsese's Casino, Blow recounts the man's days from his 1950s childhood in Boston to his downfall in the 1980s. Rat

ed: R..._04