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More hospitalized on third day of Spain's running of the bullsupdated: Mon Jul 09 2012 07:37:00

Two Britons and an American were gored Monday, the third day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, authorities said.

Annual running of the bulls begins in Spain, 1 goredupdated: Sat Jul 07 2012 07:40:00

A 73-year-old Spanish man was gored in the right leg on the first day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona and a 21-year-old Japanese runner was dragged by a bull, authorities said.

Five of the best sea stories updated: Tue Nov 15 2011 10:18:00

Looking for that perfect book that takes you from your reading chair to the high seas of adventure? Look no further than our list of some of the best sea stories of all time. Whether you want a classic tale of survival against the odds, or to be taken on a journey to find secret treasure, this list has got you covered.

5 must-read books for Novemberupdated: Fri Nov 11 2011 15:13:00

Find time for yourself this holiday season to settle in with one of these five recommended reads.

'Rules of Civility' takes on loyalty and the choices we makeupdated: Fri Oct 14 2011 14:41:00

Pour yourself a cold martini, make sure it's extra dry, put some classic jazz on the stereo, a mournful saxophone is a must, and settle in with one of the best-reviewed novels of the year, "Rules of Civility."

Perfectionists in the workplaceupdated: Thu Oct 06 2011 09:43:00

There are two types of perfectionism: the healthy kind and the unhealthy kind.

Spain's Catalonia region bans centuries-old bullfighting updated: Mon Sep 26 2011 05:55:00

In the sandy arena of Catalonia's La Monumental bullring, the traditional bugle signaled the end of an era Sunday as Barcelona hosted its last bullfight.

Bullfighting ends in Cataloniaupdated: Mon Sep 26 2011 05:55:00

After years of pressure from animal rights supporters, bullfighting in the Catalonia region of Spain has ended.

The new generation of all-inclusive resortsupdated: Wed Jul 13 2011 08:06:00

The concept was a great one for a teenager: getting thrown into the pool by flirtatious staffers, eating all the French fries I wanted at every single meal, watching grown-ups humiliate themselves during "talent night."

Australian man gored in 2nd day of Spain's running of the bullsupdated: Fri Jul 08 2011 07:02:00

A 24-year-old Australian man was gored in the thigh Friday, the second day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

Annual running of the bulls kicks off in Spainupdated: Thu Jul 07 2011 11:46:00

The first day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona on Thursday was a swift race through old town for hundreds of runners trying to stay a step ahead of the raging bulls, but just four runners went to the hospital with injuries, officials said.

Best April Fools' pranksupdated: Fri Apr 01 2011 17:32:00

CNN's Phil Han takes a look at some of the best April Fools' Day pranks.

'Motion-controlled' e-mail and other April Fools' Web pranksupdated: Fri Apr 01 2011 17:32:00

Search giant Google on Friday debuted a "motion-controlled" e-mail system that lets users write digital messages by moving their bodies instead of typing on keyboards, which Google says are "outdated" and "inefficient."

Saving Hemingway's Cuban homeupdated: Fri Jan 21 2011 18:39:00

CNN's Patrick Oppmann talks to participants in a rare U.S.-Cuba collaboration restoring Ernest Hemingway's Havana home.

Saving Hemingway's home in Cubaupdated: Fri Jan 21 2011 18:39:00

Ernest Hemingway hasn't lived here in over 50 years but Finca Vigia is still his home.

10 works of literature that were really hard to writeupdated: Sun Jan 16 2011 11:07:00

1. The story that will never be an e-Book "Gadsby" by Ernest Vincent Wright

The High-Bouncing Lover or 'The Great Gatsby'?updated: Fri Oct 22 2010 10:28:00

Remember when your high school summer reading list included "Atticus," "Fiesta," and "The Last Man in Europe?" You will once you see what these books were renamed before they hit bookshelves.

Senators introduce law to ban 'crush' videos of animal crueltyupdated: Tue Sep 28 2010 03:33:00

Three U.S. senators introduced legislation Monday to specifically ban so-called "crush videos" -- depictions of small animals being tortured to death by humans.

Locking horns over the running of the bullsupdated: Tue Jul 06 2010 09:23:00

A 400-year-old tradition is facing some new challenges this year at this week's annual running of the bulls in Spain.

Study: E-books take longer to read than printupdated: Mon Jul 05 2010 15:07:00

It takes longer to read books on a Kindle 2 or an iPad versus a printed book, Jakob Nielsen of product development consultancy Nielsen Norman Group discovered in a recent usability survey.

Suicide attempts less likely in men with higher IQsupdated: Thu Jun 03 2010 20:21:00

Young men with low IQs are much more likely than their peers to attempt suicide later in life, a new study has found. In fact, men with the lowest IQs are about four times more likely to attempt suicide as those with the highest, and the risk tends to go up as IQ drops.

Hemingway's home gets literary honorupdated: Mon Mar 15 2010 14:28:00

The Key West, Florida, home where Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote for nearly a decade was designated a Literary Landmark on Sunday.

Your winter staycation reading listupdated: Thu Dec 24 2009 09:52:00

For those of us who won't be spending our holidays somewhere warm and wonderful, the next best thing to jetting to St. Barts, Miami, or Cabo is getting lost in a book that takes you there. Herewith, ten tomes that offer tropical settings and enough sun-drenched drama to make Jay-Z's yacht look boring. The only thing you'll miss is a tan.

Fortune: In praise of extravaganceupdated: Mon Dec 07 2009 09:24:00

As I sign up for Medicare, a few thoughts run through my little mind. There is a fabulously great quote from an Ernest Hemingway story. After the Crash of '29, a man is asked how he went broke. "Slowly," he says, "and then all at once."

Man fatally gored by bullupdated: Fri Jul 10 2009 16:14:00

A young man died after being gored during the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

Man killed in Pamplona's running of the bullsupdated: Fri Jul 10 2009 16:14:00

A man died after being gored in the neck during the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, the Navarra regional government said Friday on its Web site.

SI.com: Joe Posnanski: Mariano Rivera's a true Yankee, almost mythical in his dominanceupdated: Fri Jul 03 2009 10:24:00

"They say his father was a fisherman. Maybe he was as poor as we are and would understand." -- The Old Man and the Sea

Suicidal behavior may run in familiesupdated: Thu Apr 02 2009 15:54:00

The poet Sylvia Plath, who made a name for herself through prose and poetry that conveyed a sense of depression and suicidal tendencies, famously died by asphyxiating herself in an oven in 1963.

Uncovering the secrets of storytellingupdated: Fri Dec 19 2008 10:06:00

We have all heard that time-worn phrase trotted out about everyone having at least one book inside them, and most of us like to believe it's true.

Time.com: Nobel Literature Head: US too Insular to Competeupdated: Tue Sep 30 2008 16:00:00

Bad news for American writers hoping for a Nobel Prize next week: the top member of the award jury believes the United States is too insular and ignorant to compete with Europe when it comes to great writing

Six of the best: CNN readers tell us their storiesupdated: Mon Aug 18 2008 12:10:00

Writers can be notoriously prickly about new technology.

Time.com: Spy Network Documents Released updated: Wed Aug 13 2008 19:00:00

All of the names and previously classified files identifying nearly 24,000 spies who formed the first centralized intelligence effort by the United States have been released

American among 7 injured in Pamplona bull runupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 15:20:00

Seven people, including an American, were hurt Thursday during the fourth day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, medical authorities told the Pamplona Press Association.

Eye on Pamplona bull runupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 15:20:00

Erik Prowell shows us in an iReport what's it's like to run with the bulls in Pamplona.

iReporters run with the bullsupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 09:31:00

Thousands of people are flocking to Pamplona, Spain, for the Festival of San Fermin and the running of the bulls -- a tradition that goes back for generations.

Dodging the bullsupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 09:31:00

Crowds sprint for safety as iReporter Ben Meeks films the start of the running of the bulls.

Five hurt during Pamplona bull run finaleupdated: Mon Jul 14 2008 06:24:00

Five people, including a Briton and a Dane, were hurt Monday during the final day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, officials said.

Running of the bullsupdated: Wed Jul 09 2008 09:42:00

Day three of the running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

Two hurt during Pamplona bull runupdated: Wed Jul 09 2008 09:42:00

One man was gored in the abdomen and another suffered facial injuries on the third day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain, a hospital doctor told Spanish state television Wednesday.

Fly-fishing lures all sorts of peopleupdated: Fri Sep 07 2007 14:20:00

Fanny Krieger of San Francisco probably has more fly-fishing tales in her repertoire than Ernest Hemingway.

Time.com: 2 Gored in Spanish Bull Runupdated: Mon Jul 09 2007 15:20:00

Spain's largest fighting bulls gored two and crushing at least seven people as thousands of daredevils sprinted down narrow streets Sunday in Pamplona's annual bull run

A fine line -- the ultimate penupdated: Fri Feb 24 2006 10:34:00

In an age when more and more people are abandoning the art of handwriting in favor of the swift, impersonal blandness of e-mail communication, the pens manufactured by Italian company Montegrappa continue to provide a strong incentive for sticking to ink and paper.

FSB: Sunken Treasureupdated: Fri Jan 20 2006 10:05:00

Great business ideas often come from strange places, but no one expects to find one at the bottom of a river. Yet that's what happened to George Goodwin. When he went fishing in shallow Florida riv...

Fortune: NASCAR FOR NEOPHYTESupdated: Mon Sep 05 2005 00:01:00

MYTH: "All the fans are rednecks."

Injuries mount in final bull runupdated: Wed Jul 14 2004 05:31:00

A 43-year-old Spanish man was gored in the buttocks on the final day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, in what has been one of the most dangerous years in recent memory, a Navarra regional government statement said.

Eight more gored by Pamplona bullsupdated: Mon Jul 12 2004 04:24:00

Eight people, including an American and a Frenchman, have been gored on the sixth day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

More injuries by Pamplona bullsupdated: Sat Jul 10 2004 07:31:00

A 44-year-old Spaniard was butted in the rear on the fourth day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, Spain.

Four gored by Pamplona bullsupdated: Fri Jul 09 2004 05:55:00

Four men were gored on Thursday, including an American and a Briton, in the third day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, a Navarra regional government spokesman told CNN.

Several trampled by Pamplona bullsupdated: Wed Jul 07 2004 07:25:00

Several people were trampled when thousands took part in the first bull run of the San Fermin festival in northern Spain but all avoided serious injury.

Cyber church: Now God goes online updated: Wed May 12 2004 05:59:00

Leaders of the the Christian church in Britain fear an age old message is falling on deaf ears.

Fortune: The Dueling Hotels Hemingwayupdated: Mon May 03 2004 00:01:00

As far as literary brands go--usually not very far--Ernest Hemingway is the Big Papa. You can buy a (Francis) Macomber chair from Thomasville Furniture or a Short Story cigar from Arturo Fuente; He...

FSB: Going Native How I learned to pay heed to local business customs.updated: Sat May 01 2004 00:01:00

Whenever I think of expanding a business into a new territory, I remember the lessons I learned in 1988, when the NBA announced that the Orlando Magic would bring basketball to the town that Mickey...

Money Magazine: Antigua, Guatemalaupdated: Thu Oct 24 2002 15:41:00

Stuffed from lunch, my wife and I sat for an extra-long while at our restaurant table, holding hands by a tropical garden in a Spanish colonial mansion more than two centuries old. The birdies peeped. The fountain gurgled. The check arrived. Two bottled waters, two beers, a heaping platter of grilled vegetables drizzled with olive oil, a sampler of grilled meats (chicken, steak, pork chop, sausages), bread pudding, coffee, tax, tip... 25 bucks. And this, I reminded myself, was one of the expensive joints.

FSB: Key Westupdated: Thu Nov 01 2001 00:01:00

Key West is one of those places in perpetual danger of declining into self-parody, a bland pastiche of palms and pastels adrift in the whatever daze of Margaritaville. Still, you can find pockets o...

Fortune: Okay, Gandhi Thought Different. But Did He Wear Khakis?updated: Mon Apr 26 1999 00:01:00

There are no second acts in American lives, only second lives in American ads: Ever more often the dead walk among us, Wearing Khakis, Just Doing It, generally Thinking Different. In the spirit of ...

Money Magazine: Getting Past Today's Monster Mortgage Choices You need a scorecard to tally all the gimmicks. Here it is.updated: Fri Apr 01 1988 00:01:00

The faithful fixed-rate, no-frills, 30-year mortgage is back in style. Now that its interest rate has subsided to single digits in many areas, why should househunters want any other kind of loan? I...

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