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Sir Viv compares Lee to legendary Windies pacers

West Indian legend Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by comparing the Australian speedster with the the great Windies pacemen of the past.

Sir Viv compares Lee to legendary Windies pacers

Sydney, Jul 2 : West Indian legend Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by comparing the Australian speedster with the the great Windies pacemen of the past.

Sir Viv's huge wrap for Lee

WEST Indian legend Sir Viv Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade - he says he's as good as the great Windies pacemen of the past.

Sir Viv: Lee up there with Windies quicks

Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by saying the Australian quick could match it for intimidation with the best of the former West Indian skipper's feared attack.

Sir Viv equates Brett Lee with yesteryear Windies icons

West Indian batting legend Vivian Richards feels Australian bowler Brett Lee is the most fiery pacer cricket has seen after the intimidating Caribbean quartet of Malcolm Marshall, Joel Garner, Michael Holding and Curtly Ambrose.

Sir Viv equates Brett Lee with yesteryear Windies icons

Melbpurne, July 2 : West Indian batting legend Vivian Richards feels Australian bowler Brett Lee is the most fiery pacer cricket has seen after the intimidating Caribbean quartet of Malcolm Marshall, Joel Garner, Michael Holding and Curtly Ambrose.

Brett Lee rivals Windies greats, says Viv

Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by saying the Australian quick could match it for intimidation with the best of the former West Indian skipper's feared attack.

Brett Lee 'up there with Windies quicks'

Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by saying the Australian quick could match it for intimidation with the best of the former West Indian skipper's feared attack.

Brett Lee 'up there with Windies quicks'

Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by saying the Australian quick could match it for intimidation with the best of the former West Indian skipper's feared attack.

CRICKET: Brett Lee 'up there with Windies quicks'

Sir Vivian Richards has paid Brett Lee the ultimate accolade by saying the Australian quick could match it for intimidation with the best of the former West Indian skipper's feared attack.

Sir Allen challenges Digicel to help save Windies cricket

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Sir Allen Stanford has criticised Digicel and any opposition to his highly-publicised Stanford 20/20 for US$20 million match between the Stanford Superstars and England on November 1 at the Stanford Cricket Ground in Antigua.

Sir Allen prescribes central control of game in the Windies

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Sir Allen Stanford believes the current structure of West Indies cricket is antiquated and must change to put the game back on track in the Caribbean.

Richards places Lee alongside Windies greats

West Indian batting legend Vivian Richards feels Australian Brett Lee is the most fiery pacer cricket has seen after the intimidating Caribbean quartet of Malcolm Marshall, Joel Garner, Michael Holding and Curtly Ambrose.

Tycoon pledges to turn Bruce Lee's home into museum, memorial

The plan to turn Bruce Lee's final home into a museum was announced in Hong Kong on Monday. The actor and martial arts star died in 1973. The plan to turn Bruce Lee's final home into a museum was announced in Hong Kong on Monday. The actor and martial arts star died in 1973.

Flintoff is a once-in-a-generation player: Lee

Australia pace bowler Brett Lee (L) jokes with England captain Andrew Flintoff mid-wicket on the final day of the third Ashes Test in Perth, western Australia, December 2006. Lee has saluted England all-rounder Flintoff's long-awaited return to Test action.

Best Buy (BBY) NewsBite - BBY Covered In Lee Allen Report

Best Buy (BBY) was covered in a Lee Allen Report yesterday and the stock is now at $46.39, up $0.57 (1.24%) on volume of 1,132,244 shares traded. To see the Lee Allen report go to http://www.iotogo.com/la81408 . Over the last 52 weeks the stock has ranged from a low of $36.10 on 7/15/08 to a high of $53.90 on 12/11/07. Best Buy stock has been showing support around $44.27 and resistance in the $46.93 range. Technical indicators for the stock are bullish and S&P gives BBY a positive 5 STARS (out of 5) strong buy ranking. If you are looking for a hedged play on BBY the stock seems like it could be a candidate for a September out-of-the-money bull-put credit spread below the 37.50 range. [ABR-Seven Summits Strategic Investments NewsBite]

Lee as good as Windies greats: Richards

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Sir Bernard is not for an early bath CAUGHT up with Sir Bernard Crick at an art exhibition in Dundas Street deli Glass & Thompson and found him still steeped in politics at 78. Well, what else, considering he's been a Labour Party member from 17?

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Louis Vuitton is Awarded Largest Ever Judgment on Trademark Counterfeiting and Copyright Case in Canada

s leading luxury group, today announced that the Supreme Court of British Columbia has awarded it the largest ever judgment in a trademark and counterfeiting case in Canada, in its lawsuit against 46353 B.C. Ltd, doing business as Wynnie Lee Fashion, Wynnie Lee, Francisca Hung-Yee Ngan, Lisa Le Dung Tran, 560148 B.C. Ltd, and Jacqueline Lee located in Richmond, British Columbia.

Louis Vuitton is Awarded Largest Ever Judgment on Trademark Counterfeiting and Copyright Case in Canada

Louis Vuitton Malletier, SA part of LVMH, the world's leading luxury group, today announced that the Supreme Court of British Columbia has awarded it the largest ever judgment in a trademark and counterfeiting case in Canada, in its lawsuit against 46353 B.C. Ltd, doing business as Wynnie Lee Fashion, Wynnie Lee, Francisca Hung-Yee Ngan, Lisa Le Dung Tran, 560148 B.C. Ltd, and Jacqueline Lee located in Richmond, British Columbia.

Sir Allen Stanford under investigation

Sir Allen Stanford, who recently signed a £100 million deal with the England and Wales Cricket Board, is under investigation in the United States for his company's behaviour during a recent offshore banking deal.

Sir Alan steps down as Amstrad boss

Sir Alan Sugar has stepped down as chairman of Amstrad in what he says is a planned move following the company's acquisition by Sky in 2007.

Sir Alan steps down as Amstrad boss

Sir Alan Sugar has stepped down as chairman of Amstrad in what he says is a planned move following the company's acquisition by Sky in 2007.

Lee rules himself out of Bangladesh series

Brett Lee was all smiles on Tuesday, but his situation has changed and he will not join the team camp in Queensland

Lee joins McGrath in prestigious club

Brett Lee says he is both honoured and proud to be only the second Australian to take 300 wickets in one-day international cricket.

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