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Gamers around the world have already thrilled to big-name crossovers like X-Men vs. Street Fighter, Aliens Versus Predator, and Lakers Versus Celtics and the NBA Playoffs. This holiday season, gamers will be able to add Sugar Ray Leonard versus Nelly ...
ESCANABA - As darkness was closing in Thursday, Steve Speigl put out the lights as Swallow Inn No. 2 pulled out a slowpitch slugfest victory. Speigl's three-run home run beat Delta County Credit Union 29-27 in the nightcap to salvage a split. DCCU ...
Sure your iPhone can surf the web, get your email, even have your trousers taken in--but did you know it'll also let you speak in tongues? We're not talking glossolalia here, either. Thanks to Google , you can now have handy phrases from over a dozen ...
The equestrian team, led by veterans Mark Todd and Andrew Nicholson, will compete in the dressage in Hong Kong. The rowing contingent will have their opening heats while the swimmers, yachties, shooters and badminton players also have their first ...
BAGHDAD Iraqis powered their generators and gathered with friends Friday as excitement grew over the Olympics. But many were disappointed that their national team was represented by only four athletes after a dispute with the International Olympic ...
Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell said she hoped the global scrutiny of China during the Beijing games will lead to lasting improvements in human rights. Ms Jowell is attending the spectacular opening ceremony which will herald the start of the 29th ...
Bloomfield Hills Township, MI (Sports Network) - Charlie Wi, 36, is making the most of his first-ever appearance in a major championship. Wi posted his second consecutive, even-par 70 and is tied with Ben Curtis as low men in the clubhouse at even ...
A week after reporting surpris ingly strong financial results, including a swing back to profitability, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia has wielded the ax, cutting 25 people from its payroll this week, sources confirmed yesterday. The cutbacks at ...
So, on the day the Olympics open, the head of Tellabs ? which helps telecommunications carriers deliver high-quality voice, video and data services around the world ? is talking about a looming bandwidth crisis for the Internet, in today?s ...
BEIJING - Peter Ueberroth saw this coming two dozen years ago, when China defied the Soviet-led boycott and brought more than 350 athletes to the Summer after an absence of 24 years. "In 1984, I was mainly worried about whether they would come," says ...