What does IOH stand for?

Island of Happiness (Harvest Moon game)

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Slang/chat, popular culture

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Coming this week Ellen Whitaker's Horse Life (Wii) Prince of Persia (PC) Harvest Moon: Island of Happiness (DS) Everlight (PC) Unreal Tournament 3 (Mac) The Magic Roundabout (Wii) HEIEURT (PS3/X360) Igor (Wii) Stealth Force (PC)

Sonic goes rogue; Sonic Unleashed (Xbox 360) web

In creating our little island of happiness we all radiate it on to the next person who may be in the sphere of our shadows.

Keep evil away

The centerpiece of Plan Abu Dhabi is Saadiyat Island: Floating off the emirate's skyscraper-lined coast, the Island of Happiness (as it is also called, in full English translation) is a $27 billion paradise on steroids, anchored by a 670-acre cultural district where the behemoth-like 300,000-plus-square-foot Frank Gehry-designed Guggenheim museum will open its doors in 2011, alongside a mushroom-shaped branch of the Louvre by Jean Nouvel, a performing arts center by Zaha Hadid, a maritime museum care of Tadao Ando, and a national-heritage museum named after the Emirates' visionary founder and patron saint, Sheikh Zayed; last fall, Charles Merewether, a curator and art historian who headed the last Biennale of Sydney, was appointed deputy director of the project.

Trading places: Negar Azimi on the new middle east market