Slow hybrids make others quick to anger (Contra Costa Times)
Giant-size sport-utility vehicles have enraged motorists for nearly two decades because of their size, gas consumption and sometimes bullying drivers.
Source: www.mercurynews.com

"Scary Movie 4" Delivers Basketful of Easter Joy (E! Online via Yahoo! News)
The Easter Bunny brought Bob and Harvey Weinstein one helluva treat.
Source: news.yahoo.com

"Scary Movie" Scores (E! Online)
The Easter Bunny brought Bob and Harvey Weinstein one helluva treat. The ex-Miramax heads enjoyed sweet revenge over their former masters at Disney as the Weinstein Co.'s "Scary Movie 4"scared up a basketful of cash to dominate the weekend box office and make road kill of the Mouse House's new critter 'toon, "The Wild." "Scary Movie 4" had an Easter record $41 million, while "The Wild"
Source: www.eonline.com

Anger management: What is your anger language? (South Bend Tribune)
So what is your anger language? Your anger language is which emotion typically triggers your anger.
Source: www.southbendtribune.com

Pilots air anger over proposal (Akron Beacon Journal)
More than 300 Delta Air Lines Inc. pilots marched near the company's headquarters Wednesday and placed a giant inflatable rat on a street corner to symbolize what they see as corporate greed in management's effort to void their contract and impose pay cuts.
Source: www.twincities.com

Mubarak Seeks to Defuse Anger Over Remarks on Shi'ites (Voice of America)
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has sought to defuse anger over his recent remarks about Shi'ite Muslims being more loyal to Iran than to their home countries, saying he was referring only to religion.
Source: www.voanews.com

Civilians Reign Over U.S. Military by Tradition and Design (New York Times)
The demands for Donald H. Rumsfeld's resignation shed light on a principle of American governance: civilian control of the military.
Source: www.nytimes.com

Mubarak tries to defuse anger of Shiite remarks (IranMania.com)
LONDON, April 15 (IranMania) - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has sought to defuse anger over remarks he made about Shiite Muslims being more loyal to Iran than their own countries, saying he was referring only to religion, AFP reported.
Source: www.iranmania.com