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Weddings for the week of Oct. 23, 2005 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

Deane saves face as Perth forced to ring the change (Sydney Morning Herald) - Damian Mori and his wedding ring overshadowed the on-field action in Perth's 2-1 win over Melbourne Victory in the A-League at Members Equity Stadium last night. -

MUSIC REVIEW: Def Leppard & Bryan Adams (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - This summer, Bryan Adams and Def Leppard took a cue from Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan and embarked on a tour of minor-league baseball stadiums. The response was robust the'80s mainstays packed in 8,000-10,000 fans per date and successful enough for the pair to reload this fall in amphitheaters.

TV Review: Return of the master detective (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking," (Sunday, 9-11 p.m. ET, PBS, check local listings) loses no time establishing its hero's tenuous hold on life and his unappeasable inner torments.

WAITING TO HEAL (The State Journal-Register) - MEREDOSIA - The videotaping begins as you approach the entrance to the Celanese Emulsions chemical plant. A lens tracks you to the pickets, who sit under a tent outside a chain-link fence.

Fire hydrant goes dry (Casper Star-Tribune) - HARRISON, Idaho (AP) -- A state representative is considering legislation to make sure fire hydrants get frequent inspections after fire fighters could only watch a northern Idaho family's home burn when the nearest hydrant didn't have sufficient water pressure.

Matthew rises to the top in Lakeland (Bartlett Appeal) - Lakeland's newest commissioner was sworn in Oct. 6 at Lakeland City Hall.

'The Year of Magical Thinking' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - When describing Joan Didion's writing style, words such as "spare," "detached" and "analytical" come to mind. Thus it's a surprise that her powerful new memoir moves us with the raw emotion of its subject -- mourning -- as Didion probes her most personal feelings about a devastating year.

DID YOU HEAR? Photographer hanging up camera after decades in business he loves (Times and Democrat) - Charlie Jernigan has long loved the art of photography. While a high school student in Springfield, Tenn., Jernigan was introduced to the black and white film and began to baptize his love of photography by taking pictures at Friday night football games.

Volume Forty-Six – A Flair For The Old 10/22/2005 (Lords of Pain) - Welcome, Dreamers, to the Forty Sixth Edition of Enter The Dream Realm . I am Morpheus , Master of the Dreaming, and I will be your guide through this land of Nightmares and Dreamscapes.