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Deborah Guzzi travels for inspiration: China, Nepal [during the civil war], Japan, Egypt [two weeks before 'The Arab Spring'], and most recently Peru. First published at the age of sixteen, she writes articles for Massage and Aroma Therapy Magazines. Her poetry has been accepted in the Literary Journals of Western CT. University, Inclement Magazine, Pyrokinections, Jellyfish Whispers, Grey Wolf's Summer Legends Anthology, The Germ, Wilderness Literary Review, The Anthology Sweet Dreams & Night Terrors, Bitterzoet Magazine, haiku journal, Contemporary Haibun Online, Bella on line, The Autumn Sound, Eskimo Pie, and Ribbons, The Inwood Indiana Review, Five Poetry, Tanka Society of America Journal, and 50 haiku. She has published two illustrated volumes of poetry, The Healing Heart and Heaven and Hell in a Nutshell.
#45 – Fall 2014 – Poets of Faith
Poetry: This issue will be dedicated to Poets of Faith. The poems may be any style or length, but must be written by someone for whom religious faith is a central aspect oftheir writing and their lives, with a special emphasis on members of the clergy. Please explain how this applies to you. The poems should also relate to faith in some way, even if only subtly. This is a self-selecting theme; we won't be vetting anyone's religious credentials, but each contributor will be labeled as a Poet of Faith and will have to explain that faith in the contributor notes.
Essays: We'd like to publish a few personal narrative essays about the relationship between religious faith and poetry. Our preference is always an engaging, non-academic essay, which focuses on some aspect of the theme. Please query with any questions. Essays can be any length, and it's fine to send both poems and an essay at the same time.
Artwork: We still need cover and internal art for this issue. Photography, paintings, or collages relating to the theme will all be considered. Submissions are accepted as lo-res email attachments (jpegs preferred), or by mail on a CD. Production will requirehi-res images (300dpi @ 9.25? x 6.125?).
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Australian Farmers Called to Report Ugly Sheep
SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australian scientists have called on the country's farmers to report any ugly sheep found in their flocks.
A campaign called "Xtreme sheep" aims to study sheep with undesirable wool features to unlock the genetic makeup of the prized merino and ensure production of its high quality fleece.
The South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) said on Tuesday its search for "Australia's ugliest merino lambs" may hold the key to securing the nation's A$2.8 billion (US$2.1 billion) wool industry.
The institute said ugly lambs — with uneven wool, strange fibers, clumps of wool that fall out, bare patches, no wool, or highly wrinkled skin — are usually culled by farmers.
"Before sending them to the abattoir, we'd like farmers to talk to us first, because studying animals with extreme features offers one of the most efficient ways to find good genes that can impact on certain wool traits," said project leader Simon Bawden.
"It might seem a paradox that ugly wool may be good, but when looking through a genetic profile, the random genetic mistakes act like a flag, speeding up our search to finding genes critical to wool formation and synthesis," Bawden told reporters
The institute hopes to the DNA study will lead to improvements in Australia's merino wool, making it stretchier, less scratchy, shinier and easier to spin, and better able to compete against synthetic fibers.
So far only 10 ugly sheep have been found this lambing season, which stretches from April to September, when statistically there could be hundreds, said the institute.

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DirecTV to Expand 'TV Everywhere' Push in 2013
Satellite Operator Cites Higher Capex This Year in Part Related to Multiscreen-Video Initiative 2/19/2013 10:27 AM EasternDirecTV plans to build out its "TV Everywhere" services this year as it looks to compete with multiscreen-video offerings from cable competitors, according to president and CEO Mike White.
Asked on DirecTV's Feb. 14 earnings call about Comcast and Time Warner Cable's marketing of their TV Everywhere services, White said, "We've got our own TV Everywhere app, which we are aggressively expanding, and you'll see more on that this year."
Currently, the DirecTV Everywhere lineup includes on-demand content from 36 networks, including those from A+E Networks, Scripps Networks Interactive, Viacom Media Networks, HBO, Showtime Networks and Starz Entertainment.
In addition to expanding DirecTV Everywhere, the largest U.S. satellite operator also plans to boost marketing of its multiroom-DVR Genie service and to "continue to improve our world-class user interface across all devices, with a special emphasis on search, discovery and social networking," White said.
DirecTV chief financial officer Patrick Doyle, also on the call with analysts, said 2013 will be a "peak year" for U.S. capital spending with approximately $2 billion of capex this year. The higher capital expenditures are "mostly related to key initiatives that are expected to greatly enhance our DirecTV Everywhere experience, improve the user experience, drive deeper customer engagement and loyalty" as well as enhanceme the DirecTV headquarters campus in El Segundo, Calif., he said.
Toward the end of 2013, DirecTV plans to launch a video ad-insertion solution for its DirecTV Everywhere services, developed with FreeWheel. DirecTV also has taken an equity ownership stake in FreeWheel; terms of the investment were not disclosed.
With the FreeWheel-based system, DirecTV will be able to let programming partners and advertisers deliver ads for mobile and Web platforms. The operator itself also will sell ads for TVE content. At some point, the system could deliver targeted ads based on demographic data, according to the companies. DirecTV has not identified programmers it is working with on the initiative.
Overall, DirecTV posted solid fourth quarter 2012 results last week, adding 103,000 net new subscribers at its U.S. operations -- slightly ahead of analysts' consensus targets of 96,000 additions -- to stand at 20.08 million total at the end of the year.


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Supreme Court case could change Arizona public meetings
PHOENIX -- The nation's highest court will hear arguments Wednesday in a case involving prayers before public meetings.
The lawsuit, filed in 2008, involves a town council in Greece, New York. For years, the council has opened meetings with Christian prayers. Two women who complained say they were told to either leave the room or just not listen.
The case has now made its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
During the Arizona legislative session, a daily prayer is read after roll call in the House and Senate. Lawmakers take turns leading prayers and sometimes invite others to do it. While Jewish, Native American and Muslim prayers have been read, Christianity is the most common. That's not a problem for Josh Kredit, legal counsel for the Center for Arizona Policy.
"They did it before drafting the Constitution. Congress has done it since it began," he said. "I just think it's really important that we seek higher guidance before conducting this important business."
During her U.S. Supreme Court service, Arizona native Sandra Day O'Connor supported the so-called "endorsement" test which pushed for government to be neutral and not appear to endorse religion. Some conservative groups hope that O'Connor's replacement, Justice Samuel Alito, will be more accommodating and allow cities, counties and states to promote religion as long as no one is forced to participate.
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(2) Florida State 59
Coverage: ABC/ESPN2
3:30 PM ET, November 16, 2013
Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, FL
Top Performers
Passing: J. Winston (FSU) - 277 YDS, 2 TD
Rushing: J. Wilder Jr. (FSU) - 3 CAR, 52 YDS, 2 TD
Receiving: K. Shaw (FSU) - 7 REC, 99 YDS
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- For the first time all season, Florida State controls its own destiny. And quarterback Jameis Winston will continue to lead the Seminoles despite being under investigation for an alleged sexual assault in December 2012.
Florida State and Winston's attorney confirmed Wednesday the investigation by the Tallahassee Police Department. Police officials refused to answer questions about the investigation.
Attorney Timothy Jansen said Winston hasn't yet been interviewed by police. He denied his client had done anything wrong.
Jansen said he hoped the case will be resolved quickly and that "Winston will be exonerated and he will be able to focus all his attention on academics and football."
University officials said they couldn't comment because the investigation was not closed. The school also said there was no change in Winston's status for the No. 2 Seminoles' home game Saturday against Syracuse.
The Seminoles are undefeated, ranked second in the Top 25 and BCS standings, and have earned a berth in the ACC championship game. Florida State will play in its first BCS championship game if it wins its final four games and will be significant favorites in all of them.
The last time the Seminoles won the national title was in 1999.
"I don't think about it, I don't have to. Everybody else tells you," coach Jimbo Fisher said. "I try to stay in the moment, live in the moment. ... I have enough problems with Syracuse right now."
The Seminoles (9-0, 7-0) got the help they needed when then-No. 2 Oregon lost 26-20 to Stanford last Thursday, and they went out and won 59-3 at Wake Forest two days later.
Running back Karlos Williams was quick to follow his coach and say the team doesn't pay attention to the hoopla surrounding the constantly fluctuating polls. Fisher has termed conversations about all the what-if scenarios "clutter" and outside distractions.
Top-ranked Alabama and Oregon are clutter. The BCS standings are clutter. The ACC championship is clutter.
Fisher and the Seminoles say all that matters is Syracuse (5-4, 3-2) on Saturday.
Williams, however, admitted he has alerts set on his phone.
"I've got the college football app, the ESPN app, of course," Williams said. "By the time it happens, it pops on my phone. BCS standings came on. I was up here for study hall and went home. By the time I walked in the back door, my girlfriend's watching it and my son's looking at the TV.
"It's something that you always look at and pay attention to. It definitely feels good to be No. 2. It feels good to be back up there where you're used to seeing that Seminole head."
Williams explained that the standings and rankings mean something, but he has to keep those thoughts in the back of his mind.
Safety Terrence Brooks simply said, "You win all your games, you should be in a good position. That's really what I'm focused on."
Alabama finishes the season with Mississippi State, Chattanooga and No. 7 Auburn, and the Crimson Tide would face the Eastern Division champion -- likely a Top 25 opponent -- in the SEC championship.
That leaves No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Baylor as the other two undefeated programs with a chance to play in Pasadena on Jan. 6. The Buckeyes close with Illinois, Indiana and Michigan and should go into the Big Ten title game without a loss because they may not play another ranked team before a bowl game.
The Bears have the toughest remaining schedule of the three with Texas Tech, No. 12 Oklahoma State, TCU and No. 23 Texas, but probably need losses from two of the top three to reach the championship game.
Fisher has been able to keep his team focused on the moment in high-profile games against then-No. 3 Clemson and then-No. 7 Miami. The regular-season finale at Florida will command that kind of national attention as an intrastate rival from the SEC, despite its losing record.
In the end, Florida State has the easiest path to the BCS championship game with three games remaining against teams with a combined 10-18 record. The Seminoles would be crowned ACC champions for a second consecutive season with a win against the Coastal Division representative Dec. 7 in Charlotte.
Fisher has already been asked to compare the 2013 team to the 1993 champion Seminoles.
"I don't ever reflect on a team till the season's over and it's written and it does what it does," Fisher said. "We've got a lot of work between now and then."
Winston was 17 of 28 for 159 yards with two touchdowns and an interception last weekend -- and he didn't need to do much more, not with his supporting cast making so many plays.
Florida State tied a school record with six interceptions, returned turnovers for touchdowns on consecutive plays and gave the offense short fields throughout the rout.
"They're so fast to the ball," Winston said. "For them to create turnovers the way that they do and ... the way they give us the ball so fast, that's how you have a great team. They say defense wins championships."
Syracuse's defense has bounced back, holding opponents to a combined three points in consecutive wins following a 56-0 loss at Georgia Tech on Oct. 19.
"There were a lot of doubters out there, but we never doubted ourselves," coach Scott Shafter said after last Saturday's 20-3 win at Maryland. "We got beat by a good Georgia Tech team a month ago. I'm so pleased ... I love the way they're hitting."
Florida State has won the last five meetings in the series after Syracuse won the first matchup.
Top 25 Overview
Florida State got a break after Oregon slipped against Stanford last week, and that means it needs to take care of business as the heavy favorite in its remaining three games, beginning with Syracuse. The Orange have allowed just three points in its past two games and are a win away from bowl eligibility. Still, the Seminoles didn't seem to lose much focus in a 59-3 win over Wake Forest last week, and they're now the only team in FBS to win every game by at least 14 points.
Avg Points | 22.4 | 52.7 |
Avg Points Allowed | 26.5 | 11.1 |
Home Record | 3-1 | 6-0 |
Road Record | 2-4 | 4-0 |
Division Record | 3-2 | 6-0 |
Conference Record | 3-3 | 8-0 |
Complete Standings |
Passing Leaders
Syracuse | CMP% | YDS | TD | INT | |
T. Hunt | 57.2 | 983 | 1 | 4 | |
A. Long | 53.9 | 935 | 4 | 8 | |
Florida State | CMP% | YDS | TD | INT | |
J. Winston | 65.3 | 3907 | 25 | 18 | |
S. Maguire | 51.0 | 339 | 1 | 2 |
Rushing Leaders
Syracuse | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | |
P. Gulley | 128 | 614 | 4.8 | 1 | |
A. Ameen-Moore | 62 | 337 | 5.4 | 1 | |
Florida State | CAR | YDS | AVG | TD | |
D. Cook | 170 | 1008 | 5.9 | 8 | |
K. Williams | 150 | 689 | 4.6 | 11 |
Receiving Leaders
Syracuse | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | |
J. West | 49 | 700 | 14.3 | 0 | |
S. Ishmael | 27 | 415 | 15.4 | 3 | |
Florida State | REC | YDS | AVG | TD | |
R. Greene | 99 | 1365 | 13.8 | 7 | |
N. O'Leary | 48 | 618 | 12.9 | 6 |
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Florida State is the first team to go undefeated in ACC play, winning each game by 14 points since the Seminoles did it in 1993. That year, Florida State won every ACC game by at least 26 points. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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PREVIEW: Johns, Reis & Prado Bring Crime Syndicate to "Justice League" #24
Ultraman's origin features in a preview for the Crime Syndicate-themed issue of "Justice League" #24 by Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado.
DC Comics Solicitations for January 2014 - "Gothtopia" Arrives
DC Comics' January solicitations include the latest on "Forever Evil," "Batman: Eternal," the arrival of the Bat-books' "Gothtopia" crossover and more.
NYCC: DC Pledges to be "Forever Evil"
David Finch, Brian Buccellato, Joe Prado, and Ray Fawkes spoke with fans about "Forever Evil" and its tie-in series, writing and drawing evil characters, and working with Geoff Johns.
DeMatteis Readies "Justice League Dark" for "Forever Evil: Blight"
Veteran "Justice League" writer J.M. DeMatteis takes on "Justice League Dark" with this month's #24, and CBR spoke with him about what to expect from the run, starting with "Forever Evil: Blight."
Sales Report: Crime Pays for DC Comics in September, "East of West" Rides High
"Forever Evil" and Villains Month were a potent combination in September, driving DC Comics to dominate the direct market, while Jonathan Hickman and Nick Dragotta's "East of West" ruled the graphic novel charts.
Fawkes Conjures "Constantine" for "Forever Evil: Blight"
"Constantine" writer Ray Fawkes explains how the conman mage figures into the 18-issue "Forever Evil: Blight" crossover while sharing his reaction to the character's recently announced NBC television series.
PREVIEW: Does Dick's Final Adventure Kick Off In "Nightwing" #24?
Readers know the fate awaiting Dick Grayson, but the events in Kyle Higgins and Will Conrad's "Nightwing" #24, on sale Oct. 9, take place prior to the hero's unmasking by the Crime Syndicate. Is this his last hurrah?
DC Announces "Forever Evil: Blight," 18-Part Crossover Starting This Month
"Justice League Dark," "Constantine," "Trinity of Sin: Pandora" and "Trinity of Sin: The Phantom Stranger" are crossing over in an 18-part story titled "Forever Evil: Blight," running from October through March.
Villains Unite, Drive DC Comics To the Top of September's Sales Chart
Despite the controversies surrounding DC Comics' Villains Month, the event, coupled with "Forever Evil" #1, drove the publisher to a commanding #1 position on September's sales charts.
REVIEW: Johns & Finch's "Forever Evil" #2
Geoff Johns and David Finch continue their "Forever Evil" saga with the second issue, as the creative team expands the role of the Crime Syndicate and set up Lex Luthor for a greater role.
POLL: What Is Your All-Time Favorite Crime Syndicate Epic?
With the Crime Syndicate enjoying its New 52 debut as the centerpiece of "Forever Evil," CBR was wondering: What is your all-time favorite epic starring the Justice League's evil doppelgängers?
Geoff Johns Talks "Forever Evil" #2, DC Villain Downtime
One day before "Forever Evil" #2 hits stores, writer and DC Entertainment chief creative officer discusses the miniseries' latest developments and what Captain Cold likes to do on his day off.
PREVIEW: Johns & Finch's "Forever Evil" #2
DC Comics has released a first look at "Forever Evil" #2 by writer Geoff Johns and artist David Finch. The Crime Syndicate continues their hostile takeover October 2.
Comics A.M. - Acclaimed Editorial Cartoonist Roy Peterson Dies
Longtime Vancouver Sun editorial cartoonist Roy Peterson passes away. Victor Gorelick on his five decades at Archie! Interviews with Geoff Johns, Craig Thompson and Rachel Deering! Plus more!
Crisis on Earth-3D!: Villains Month Concludes
Did DC Comics' Villains Month end with a bang or a whimper? ROBOT 6's J. Caleb Mozzocco concludes four weeks of reviews with a look at the final titles, and their connections to "Forever Evil."
PREVIEW: DeMatteis Debuts as Writer on "Justice League Dark" #24
DC Comics has released an early look at Mikel Janin's art from "Justice League Dark" #24, writer J.M. DeMatteis' debut on the title. The "Forever Evil" tie-in hits stores October 23.
Retailers React to DC Comics' Villains Month
With DC Comics' Villains Month winding down, CBR spoke to a number of retailers across the U.S. for their take on how the initiative -- and those allocated 3D motion covers -- has performed at their stores.
Sterling Gates Takes Over "Forever Evil: A.R.G.U.S" From Matt Kindt
Matt Kindt's busy schedule gets a little bit lighter as Sterling Gates takes over writing duties on DC Comics' "Forever Evil: A.R.G.U.S." with issue #1, scheduled for release on Oct. 23.
PREVIEW: DC Stages A "Rogues Rebellion" During "Forever Evil"
DC Comics has released an early look at Brian Buccellato and Patrick Zircher's "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion" #1. The Flash's greatest foes decide to take down the Crime Syndicate on October 16.
When Words Collide - 9/16/2013
Tim reads "Forever Evil" #1 and "Infinity" #2 and has some deep thoughts: When is the Deathstorm and Friends comic coming out? What does Black Bolt sound like? And can we just ignore Ex Nihilo?
THE BAT SIGNAL: Tomasi Guides Gotham Into "Forever Evil: Arkham War"
"Batman and…" writer Peter Tomasi discusses his "Forever Evil: Arkham War" miniseries, handling three of DC Comics' Villains Month one-shots, Tom Hardy's Bane voice and more.
PREVIEW: Villains Month Continues in "The Flash: The Rogues" #23.3
As Villains Month rolls on, DC Comics has released a preview of "The Flash: The Rogues" #23.3. Brian Buccellato and Patrick Zircher's one-shot starring the Scarlet Speedster's main nemeses hits stores Sept. 18.
Kindt Turns "Justice League of America" Into a Martian Manhunter/Stargirl Team-Up
In a "Forever Evil" tie-in, Matt Kindt teams with Doug Mahnke & Christian Alamy for a "JLA" arc featuring Martian Manhunter and Stargirl on the run from the Secret Society with secrets to be revealed.
Comics A.M. - This Weekend, It's Cincinnati Comic Expo
Fourth annual Cincinnati Comic Expo kicks off Friday! Geoff Johns talks "Forever Evil" and Lex Luthor! Fred Van Lente on "Brain Boy"! Braden Lamb and Shelli Paroline on "Adventure Time"! Plus much more!
DC Comics Solicitations for December, 2013
DC Comics has released solicitation information and images for items shipping in December, including the latest on "Forever Evil," "Nightwing," "Harley Quinn" and more. UPDATED with new "Batwoman" solicitation.
REVIEW: Johns & Finch's "Forever Evil" #1 is "Truly Impressive"
Geoff Johns and David Finch usher in DC's newest line-wide event with "Forever Evil" #1, which contains some "truly impressive story work," despite some confusion as to the timeline of events.
BCC: DC Comics discusses "Harley Quinn," "Forever Evil" and more
At Baltimore Comic-Con, DC Comics marked the second anniversary of The New 52 launch with a panel featuring Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras, David Finch, Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner, Robert Venditti and more.
Grumpy Old Fan: It Only Feels Like "Forever"
ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant dives into DC Comics' latest event series, "Forever Evil," calling the first issue "a somber mix of the depressingly familiar, with a few flashes of innovation hinting at future improvement."
PREVIEW: Villains Clash in Finch's "Forever Evil" #2 Pencils
Courtesy of DC Comics, CBR presents an advance look at some of David Finch's pencils from "Forever Evil" #2, written by Geoff Johns. Can the Teen Titans stop the villains? Find out Oct. 2!
Buccellato Leads a "Rogues Rebellion" During "Forever Evil"
"The Flash" co-writer Brian Buccellato speaks with CBR News about his Villains Month one-shots and "Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion," which explores the blue-collar bad guys' place in the DC Comics event.
DC Promises "Huge Ramifications" From Villain-Focused "Forever Evil"
With "Trinity War" wrapped and "Forever Evil" just beginning, DC Comics senior editor Brian Cunningham details the role of the Crime Syndicate, and how the story will impact the rest of the DC Universe after it ends.
Crime Syndicate Features In Reis & Prado's "Forever Evil" #1 Variants
Ivan Reis and Joe Prado's "Forever Evil" #1 variant covers featuring the Crime Syndicate have hit online, with images of Earth-3's Owlman, Superwoman and Ultraman.
PREVIEW: DC Unleashes Johns & Finch's "Forever Evil" #1
DC Comics has released a preview of Geoff Johns and David Finch's "Forever Evil" #1, further hinting at Nightwing's role as the event's central hero. The series debuts Sept. 4.
Johns, Lee and More Talk Villains in Clip from "Necessary Evil"
To mark the launch on Wednesday of DC Comics' Villains Month and "Forever Evil," the much-publicized event series by Geoff Johns and David Finch, DC has released a clip from "Necessary Evil: Villains of DC Comics."
GRUMPY OLD FAN: Is "Trinity War" the Worst of Both Worlds?
ROBOT 6's Tom Bondurant looks at DC Comics' latest crossover, "Trinity War," which in turn sets up their next line-wide event, "Forever Evil." The question is -- does "Trinity War" stand on its own?
REVIEW: Johns, Reis & Prado Conclude "Trinity War" in "Justice League" #23
Geoff Johns, Ivan Reis and Joe Prado's conclusion to the epic "Trinity War" event in "Justice League" #23 is "a fun, large-scale, good-looking story," despite the lack of a true conclusion.
POLL: Did The Final Chapter of "Trinity War" Leave You More Excited For "Forever Evil?"
Have the revelations from the final chapter of "Trinity War" in "Justice League" #23 left you more or less excited for DC Comics' "Forever Evil," the New 52's first line-wide event?
Ivan Reis' "Trinity War" Fight Scene VS Jim Lee's FCBD Teaser
CBR looks at Ivan Reis' version of Jim Lee's infamous 4-page fight scene from DC Comics' 2012 FCBD offering, as Geoff Johns "Trinity War" concludes in "Justice League" #23, setting the plate for "Forever Evil."
Fan Expo: DC Comics' New 52 Promises New Twists, Turns
DC Comics hosted its New 52 panel at Fan Expo, revealing the upcoming "Justice League of Canada," promising twists and turns in "Forever Evil," teasing the identity of Reverse Flash and more.
"Forever Evil" Brings Kindt to "Suicide Squad" and "A.R.G.U.S."
"Mind MGMT" writer Matt Kindt discusses his very busy fall season at DC Comics, between "Suicide Squad," "Forever Evil: A.R.G.U.S." and four "Villains Month" one-shots.
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German Victory in World Cup; Oil Spill Spreads; Queen Elizabeth in NYC
Every Monday, tune into Daily Buzz to get the who-,
what- and where-abouts of the weekend's breaking news.
Germany Destroys Argentina
in World Cup: Not only was Argentina a strong front-runner for winning the entire
world cup, but it was also former soccer great Diego Maradona's coaching debut
for his homeland, making the loss particularly painful. The team, which previously
showed other teams how real men play soccer, got a lesson of its own during its
4-0 loss to
2-1 loss to the
Friday, the only teams left are
World Cup is going to end up as a European playoff.
All Five States: It has been over two months since the disastrous BP oil
spill in the Gulf of Mexico, and tar balls have reached the beaches of
making it the fifth and final state on the Gulf to get hit. About five gallons
of tar balls were found Saturday on the
to other states, it is indicative of a mess that is becoming too unwieldy to
clean up, let alone control.
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seventh visit to the
Queen will be addressing the United Nations for the first time in more than 50
years. She will also visit ground zero, the sight of the 2001
queen's visit comes at the end of a trip to
Unfortunately for her, she also happens to be here on the hottest day in years.
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Nothing went right in Woods' worst pro major
MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- By the time Tiger Woods reached the final hole of the briefest and -- well, let's call a shank a shank -- the worst majors performance of his professional life, the Winged Foot galleries were reduced to giving him something he'd never heard before.
Mercy applause.
U.S. Open mercy applause is generally reserved for amateurs trying to break 90, club pros trying to break 80, and Sergio Garcia when he reaches for a putter. But Woods? Since when has anyone felt sorry for Woods when he had a golf club in his hand? Since Friday, that's when.
Watching Woods deliver a pair of bouncing baby 76s to the scoreboard during his first and second rounds had a surreal quality to it. His two-day total of 152 not only put him 12 over par, but it also put him out of the U.S. Open. He wasn't within wife Elin's waist size of the cut.
Since he turned pro in 1996, Woods hasn't missed a cut in a major since, well, ever. That's 37 weekends of playing for green jackets, championship cups, claret jugs and Wanamakers. So when Woods needs a ralph bag after his latest and last round of the 2006 Open, it's big news. It's like Christmas without Douglas firs.
"I'm pissed," he said. "That pretty much sums it up right there."
You'd be pissed, too, if you spent most of your day plucking marker flags out of Winged Foot's shin-high rough. Woods couldn't have hit the Hudson River if he were standing on the Tappan Zee Bridge. He missed 10 of 14 fairways Friday, 21 of 28 for the tournament.
It didn't get any better when Woods aimed at a green. He hit only eight of 18 in regulation Friday. And once he reached Winged Foot's confounding and confusing greens, Woods made like Sergio and hockey-sticked it around the place. He needed 30 putts to finish his second round, which scarily enough, was three less than his first round.
When he made the turn for his final nine holes a growing posse of media was waiting for his threesome -- and they weren't there to watch Italy's Edoardo Molinari. They were there to see if Woods could figure out how to open his parachute in time. He couldn't.
"---dammit!" Woods yelled, as one of his drives veered left. "Fore!"
Woods visited all three levels of Winged Foot's rough. He spent time under tree branches. He had enough bunker sand in his shoes to coat a beach. And yet -- and this is why I'll always respect him as a pro's pro -- he didn't Daly it and phone in the rest of his round. He grinded. He treated each shot as if the winner's check was at stake.
Yeah, he finished 12 over. But just think if he hadn't hit that did-you-see-that? flop shot on the 18th to save par (he started on the back nine). Or another flopper from a circus stance to five feet on No. 1 to save another par. Or the low hook under a tree to reach the par-4 second in two. Or the greenside bunker shot to one foot to save par on the fifth hole. Or the iron he hit out of the far right junk to reach the green on the sixth.
His tournament probably ended with a three-putt bogey on the fourth. That pushed him to double digits, 10 over. Then came bogeys on his last two holes. At round's end, when he shook hands with Molinari and defending U.S. Open champion Michael Campbell, Woods looked like he needed a hug. Or a punching bag.
"I didn't execute properly today," he said. "I didn't drive the ball all that great, didn't hit my irons well, and didn't have the [green] speed again. So, not a good combo."
Of course, it didn't help that some well-meaning knucklehead kept yelling, "God bless your dad, Tiger," during parts of the round. Earl Woods died about six weeks ago, and let's not kid ourselves, his absence played a part in how Tiger played.
"He's pretty focused, but the intensity wasn't there as it normally is," said Campbell.
"I still think he's the best player out there, by far," said Molinari.
"Probably his mind was somewhere else."
If it was, Earl is going to be pissed, too. Eye of a tiger, and all that.
Woods cut somebody off when asked afterward if he should have competed in a tournament before coming to Winged Foot.
"No, I was not ready to play golf," he said.
Woods thought he was ready for this place, this Open, this latest Phil vs. Tiger challenge. But grief can play tricks with your mind. Even if he fails to admit it, the memory of his father was as close to his heart as a tap-in putt. That isn't an excuse, it's reality.
Winged Foot's greens fooled Woods and his swing betrayed him. The same player who had finished in the top four in each of the last five majors couldn't make it to Saturday. Shocking, but only because Woods had made it look so simple in the past.
Woods' post-Open plans weren't much of a surprise. "Practice," he said.
This isn't good news for the field in the next major, the British Open. Molinari, who also played with Woods at The Masters, said Tiger will win at Royal Liverpool "by a lot of shots, I think."
By a lot? Anything is possible with Tiger at the British Open, with the exception of mercy applause. Here's guessing he won't need it there or anywhere soon.
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• Harig: Wie's bid to make history drew believers
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Monday, February 18, 2002 Updated: February 19, 3:43 AM ET Kwan takes different approach to Olympics By Anne Marie Cruz ESPN The Magazine SALT LAKE CITY -- Six national titles. Four world championships. Over 30 perfect sixes. Zero Olympic gold medals. Not even Fermat could explain the way the numbers crunch for Michelle Kwan come Games-time. While Kwan's classical style may still sway traditionalist judges, her artistry can't compensate for her lack of technical difficulty.
In Nagano, she skated flawlessly but conservatively, and Tara Lipinski and her exuberant, jump-filled program skated away with the gold. Kwan is uncomfortable with triple-triple combos, while Irina Slutskaya was the first woman to execute a triple lutz-triple loop, and Slutskaya's program that should include seven triples could boast a triple salchow-triple loop combo. And Kwan's teammates, Sarah Hughes and Sasha Cohen love the triple combos. Their arsenal includes the triple salchow-triple loop, triple toe-triple toe and triple loop-triple loop combos. Cohen has even landed quad salchows in practice, though she has no plans to unveil them here. Maria Butyrskaya, the 1999 world champion, is also a better jumper and a faster skater, and boasts the same intricate spins and lyrical choreography Kwan is known for. "My goal has always been to make skating more artistic," Kwan said. Over the past year, however, she seemed to be only making it more confusing. In June, she fired choreographer Lori Nichols -- no reason given. In October, she axed coach Frank Carroll -- no reason given. Now, Kwan has been coaching herself. Sarah Kawahara, who has developed Kwan's programs for TV specials, is helping tweak her free skate. And everyone else has been questioning her sanity. "Of course, the external distractions and criticisms influence the internal," Kwan said. "But mentally, you have to be ready. You've got to know your focus is going to be there." Even if her focus wavers, she'll be the sentimental favorite, especially on home ice. "When Michelle's at her best, she reaches every person in the audience," U.S. judge Jessica Bussgang said. "Even in the last row of bleachers. She skates from her soul." Winning nationals in January seemed to erase Kwan's losses to Slutskaya and Hughes this season and vindicate her decision to rid herself of her longtime mentors. Now, Kwan is more animated and laid back. And in Salt Lake City, she's been doing things differently, staying in the Athletes Village, marching in the Opening Ceremonies. "What I learned from '98 was that the Olympics isn't everything," Kwan said. "It's over in six minutes, and then you're like, 'That was it?' You have to enjoy the process and not focus so much on the competition." That's not Slutskaya's philosophy. The Russian birthday girl turned 23 on Feb. 9, but there was no party. "That will wait until after Olympics are over," said Slutskaya, runner-up to Kwan at the past two world championships. Kwan's good friend, Alexei Yagudin, who won the men's competition Thursday, gives her a gold-medal thumbs-up. "Michelle is one of the prettiest female skaters in the world," he said. "When she skates, she is so soft. Irina jumps really good, but it's not like a female skater. But Michelle, I really adore her skating." The old saw is that Kwan without Olympic gold is a woman unfulfilled. Kwan, at least publicly, disagrees. "I'm very fortunate, because I'm very satisfied with what I have now," she said. "A gold medal would be icing on top of an already perfect cake." Anne Marie Cruz writes for ESPN The Magazine. |


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That's about it. We love all the support we've received in the past. We hope you're as excited as we are about this project. In a few weeks I will post rough mixes of some of the songs. We're going ahead with the recording process, seeing as I can use my personal studio to complete the recording. But in order to get a professional mix I'd like to use the fellow that mixed Fury and all the subsequent ep's. He's not cheap but he's spectacular. As fans of Fury should be able to attest. We're not going to be able to use the fellow that mastered the album however, as that would break our budget, but I have a friend who can do it for us a little bit cheaper and we're planning to use him. All we ask is that you pre-buy the record for 10 dollars. If we get 220 pre-sales we'll have hit our goal and the record will be available via Internet stores by September.
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Patriots offense hasn't done squat yet. The potential of the run game is still suspect in my opinion. Let's take the wait and see approach.
Yes, I realize that the Pats' potential remains just potential. But anyone want to step up as to which offenses are likely to be scary as in bad?
Tennessee... 1 year's worth of scouting film on Vince Young + the loss of all starting WRs + the loss of the starting RB = Potential for disaster
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"These shirts were made for my dog training company. I formed Team Krazy K9's, and we all participated in a walk, Sept. 9th 2007, in Boston, MA to raise money for the MSPCA to take care of homeless..." view full details