The show has ridden off into the reality-tv sunset, the friendships have all dissolved, but real estate remains.

FORBES: Lauren Conrad Selling Hollywood "Hills" Home

Holder of patents covering everything from color television to the MP3 audio-compression format, Thomson has been selling off its loss-ridden television business to focus on becoming the fount of everything digital, from cameras to DVD duplication, for the entertainment industry.

FORBES: Digital Domination?

He should throw off the vice-ridden, status-quo factions of the Liberal Democratic Party, take on whatever opposition allies he can gather and take his case to the people: Either support me and my new LDP, or Japan will face an economic tsunami unlike any seen since the Great Depression.

FORBES: Japan: Falling Off The Cliff

As Bob Wilson, the chairman, points out, it keeps young people off the local crime- and drug-ridden streets.

ECONOMIST: Working men's clubs

The duo looked to have ridden out the storm when a pearler from Asif, almost a rapid off-break, beat Laxman's defences to hit middle-and-off.

BBC: Akmal continued his superb recent form to defy the Indians

You might find yourself drifting off about five tracks in, only to be woken up by Everything's Alright, which starts off sounding like Van Morrison before evolving into a fabulous angst-ridden rant.

BBC: Osbourne tackles teen angst

He has ridden more than 2, 500 winners in his career, but the names from 28 September 1996 roll off his tongue like old friends.

BBC: Frankie Dettori recalls his Ascot 'Magnificent Seven'

I'd ridden a wind current down to the observation deck and spotted Uberman sitting on the ledge with his legs dangling off the side.

NPR: Excerpt: 'Hero'