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Book Review: A Wedding in December (Omaha World-Herald) - High school reunions are gatherings fraught with awkward moments, emotional meltdowns and plenty of chances for confession. And when the group is small, with mid-life crises already forcing radical decisions, the chances of such drama are heightened.

Dancing again (Petoskey News-Register) - It was a simple dance they shared. There were no flips or dips; there was no fancy footwork. But for Steve and Kathleen Paterka of Charlevoix, simply sharing a dance, mere days before their 25th wedding anniversary at the Friendship Center Sept. 9, was a miracle in itself.

Weddings for the week of Oct. 30, 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.

Disco, Dates And Donuts (CBS News) - There is evidence of 21st century overindulgence almost everywhere, says the National Review Online. Although it is a struggle to keep things simple nowadays, it is actually possible.

Review: 'Paradise Now' Humanizes Attacks (AP via Yahoo! News) - Director Hany Abu-Assad puts a human face on the unwieldy subject of Israeli-Palestinian violence with "Paradise Now," the intimate story of two lifelong best friends living in the West Bank city of Nablus who are sent to perform a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.

The Nosebleed Section 67: An Expose on TNA (Lords of Pain) - “The rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated.” Welcome back everybody to the favorite column of the USS Kearsarge, The Nosebleed Section! I am your Sea-man loving host, Randomguy#5, and I vow to never say that sentence again.

The chemistry's not quite cookin' (NorthJersey.com) - Broadway play revival, at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, 256 W. 47th St., Manhattan. Written by Neil Simon. Directed by Joe Mantello.

More than a farmers market (Cincinnati Enquirer) - The proposed Times Star Commons would be a lot more than just a year-round site for the Northern Kentucky Regional Farmers Market, the project's point man says.

Detective series focuses on medical mystery (Nashville City Paper) - Author Alexander McCall Smith’s No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency series emphasizes quirky characters and more improbable situations than the traditional fact-based crime novels.

Paradise Now, tale of suicide bombers, refreshingly free of melodrama: review (Jam! Showbiz) - (AP) - Director Hany Abu-Assad puts a human face on the unwieldy subject of Israeli-Palestinian violence with Paradise Now, the intimate story of two life-long best friends living in the West Bank city of Nablus who are sent to perform a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv.