AP Pro Football Writer Barry Wilner previews four top games in the NFL this week, including the meeting of the Jets and Packers. The Steelers take on the Saints. The 49ers and Broncos get together in London, England. (Oct. 28)
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Nearly 120 years ago, James Naismith wrote down 13 rules for basketball then posted them outside a gym door at a Mass. YMCA where he was a PE instructor. The original hits the auction block in December. It’s estimated to be worth at least $2 million.
Continue reading …Nearly 120 years ago, James Naismith wrote down 13 rules for basketball then posted them outside a gym door at a Mass. YMCA where he was a PE instructor. The original hits the auction block in December. It’s estimated to be worth at least $2 million.
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County music stars Garth Brooks and wife Trisha Yearwood are holding a benefit concert Dec. 17 in Nashville to help flood victims in middle Tennessee. (Oct. 28)
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Neighbors in a suburb outside Washington say they are frightened a man with a wife and child may have plotted to bomb the capitol’s subway system. Authorities say Farooque Ahmed also wanted to fight US troops abroad. (Oct. 28)
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Bollywood mega-star Shah Rukh Khan offered a helping hand to Shailja Gupta’s indie film, “Walkaway.” The movie, which follows four Indian men living in New York City, opens October 29th. (Oct. 28)
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A jury on Thursday convicted Anna Nicole Smith’s psychiatrist Khristine Eroshevich and boyfriend Howard K. Stern of conspiracy counts but acquitted the doctor who prescribed drugs for the former Playboy model of all charges. (Oct. 28)
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Tests performed before the deadly blowout of BP’s oil well should have raised doubts about cement used to seal the well, but the company and its cementing contractor used it anyway, investigators with the president’s oil spill commission said. (Oct. 28)
Continue reading …Ed Schultz Erroneously Claims No Evidence of Leftist Violence at Kentucky Senatorial Debate
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While slamming Rand Paul supporters who assaulted a MoveOn.org worker in Kentucky, Ed Schultz claimed Wednesday there was simply no other side to the story – that he had not seen “any violence, anywhere, from anybody on the Left.” Furthermore, Schultz blamed GOP Senate candidate Rand Paul for inciting the violence. [Click here for audio .] There's just one problem – evidence exists of a possible assault on a Rand Paul supporter at the very same event. read more
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This is the year of the neophyte in politics. Anti-incumbent sentiment in general and the tea party in particular have brought fresh faces forward. But those candidates may not be prepared for the brutalities of a modern campaign. (Oct. 28)
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