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First wedding fayre a success (Buckingham Today) - THE Advertiser and Review's first wedding fayre proved a big success with brides and grooms-to-be. (24/05/2007 13:42:06)

5-Minute Bachelor (The Press-Enterprise) - For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part or one party looses his mind or wedding ring, whichever comes first.

Anniversaries (The Morning News) - Winscott 50th Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winscott of Rogers celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a card shower. Winscott and Carolyn Garner were married April 4, 1957, at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Longview, Texas. They have two children, Mark Winscott and wife Kim of Albuquerque, N.M., and Gary Todd Winscott and wife Kelly of Bella Vista, and two grandchildren.

Review: Falling Man by Don DeLillo (Guardian Unlimited) - Don LeLillo struggles to avoid set pieces in his 9/11 tale Falling Man. Luckily, says Toby Litt, he succumbs.

Fascinating Narcissism (New York Review of Books) - An article by Ian Buruma from The New York Review of Books, June 14, 2007

Television movies for the week of May 27 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Read this article ]

Actress Lainie Kazan Turns the Spotlight on DVTs (MedicineNet.com) - Title: Actress Lainie Kazan Turns the Spotlight on DVTs Category: Health News Created: 5/25/2007 2:00:00 AM Last Editorial Review: 5/25/2007

Search me? (Times Online) - By most accounts it was a charming service, even though the bride and groom wore swimsuits. When Sergey Brin, the 33-year-old billionaire co-founder of Google, married Anne Wojcicki, earlier this month, they exchanged vows on a sandbar off the Bahamas. He wore black shorts; she a white bikini.

A walking miracle (The Kansas City Star) - “His brain has been injured, but his heart hasn’t changed. He still will do anything for you.” SALINA, Kan. | Stacey Orr acted as a safety net, her hands outstretched as she kept pace with the bicycle.

Man shot with a Taser by San Jose police dies (San Jose Mercury News) - An unidentified man shot with a Taser by San Jose police is believed to be a member of the Mongols motorcycle gang and was likely under the influence of drugs when he refused to be taken into custody, sources said.