Anger Management
Microsoft Word: An Anger Factory This is almost unfair, though really, it isn't. It seems like Microsoft Word has received at least as much abuse as Windows itself over the years.
Source: egbok.com

Anti-Nokia anger grows in Germany (AFP via Yahoo! News)
Anger in Germany against mobile phone giant Nokia for closing a factory grew on Saturday with the head of one of the parties in the governing coalition joining the calls for a boycott.
Source: news.yahoo.com

How to cope with cuts: Ask a Zimbabwean (Mail and Guardian)
Nationwide power failures shut down basic services across Zambia and Zimbabwe for hours over the weekend, and Eskom said it would suspend exports to neighbouring countries amid mounting anger over power cuts that have wreaked havoc in the continent's economic hub.
Source: www.mg.co.za

Anger at flood defence cash plans (BBC News)
Proposals to cut flood defence funding for the Midlands region by 5.5m are being criticised in Gloucestershire.
Source: news.bbc.co.uk

Investment gloom as SAfrica enters the 'dark ages' (AFP via Yahoo! News)
South Africa was set Monday to ration electricity in a bid to stem a spiralling crisis which has dealt a severe blow to its status as the continent's economic powerhouse.
Source: news.yahoo.com

They bring some baggage to the job: a felony conviction. But they also bring job training, counseling, … (Akron Beacon Journal)
It wasn't long ago that William Loftin found himself inside an Akron coffee shop armed with a cigarette lighter shaped like a gun.
Source: www.ohio.com

Zimbabwe, Zambia suffer nationwide power outage as anger grows in South Africa (Daily Mail)
Nationwide power outages shut down basic services across Zambia and Zimbabwe for hours on Saturday and Sunday and South Africa's electricity utility said it would suspend exports to neighboring countries amid mounting anger over power cuts that have wreaked havoc in the continent's economic hub
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk

Mum's anger at no charges over care home injuries (Sunday Life)
Prosecutors have decided not to proceed with any charges following an incident at the Cherry Lodge Respite Care home in which the teenage girl suffered injuries to her hands and arms.
Source: www.sundaylife.co.uk