Rambis readies for first training camp

On the eve of his first training camp as head coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves, Kurt Rambis described his coaching style as more of an educator than a disciplinarian.

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Martin Brodeur tells Devils he is ready to play

Martin Brodeur is ready to play for the New Jersey Devils and all the four-time Vezina Trophy winner is waiting for is his first starting assignment since having elbow surgery roughly four months ago.

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In enforcement era, communities prepare for raids

As federal agents step up immigration enforcement efforts nationwide, Shelley Schrader isn't wondering if another major immigration raid will happen nearby — but when.

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Rested Titans eager to start on Destination: Tampa

The time for rest is over in Tennessee. Next up? A bitter rival in the Baltimore Ravens with the added bonus of all that ugly history about No. 1 seeds who don't make it to the Super Bowl.

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The love is right, but the timing’s wrong

What do you do if you find a fantastic relationship with a compatible and good person, but the timing is off? My boyfriend and I are in our mid-20s and have been dating for nearly four years. For about a year I have been ready to think about taking our relationship further and getting married. My boyfriend isn’t quite ready now and might not feel ready until after business school, four years from now.

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Confident Romo ready to return for Cowboys

Tony Romo laughed at the notion his return to the Dallas lineup will be the complete cure for the struggling Cowboys.

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Man vs. nature: huricanes usually beat utilities

From the Gulf Coast to Ohio, the only thing louder than the howling winds from hurricanes this year were the complaints about how long it took to get the lights back on.

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New Orleans asks: Will the rebuilt levees hold?

Just three years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans confronts a new threat from Gustav and a stark question: Will the partially rebuilt levees hold?

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Analysis: Is Obama ready for world's toughest job?

Americans picking a president usually turn to people who have run states or armies. The biggest thing Barack Obama has ever run is his own presidential campaign.

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Brinkley split is newest image-crushing NY divorce

When the media capital of the world meets a celebrity divorce, it's a breakup made in tabloid heaven. So the city that has hosted the spectacular splits of Woody Allen, Liza Minnelli and Rudolph Giuliani now is feasting on the salacious details of model Christie Brinkley's fourth marital breakup.

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Scalia to Plug Book on '60 Minutes'

The desire to sell books, it seems, can make even the Supreme Court's fiercest critic of the media smile for the camera.

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A Gridiron Delight: No. 1 Vs. No. 2

What gets college football players through the long and punishing hours of conditioning, weightlifting, practice and planning are thoughts of a perfect season and a trip to the national championship game.

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S.Korea Media: More N. Korea Rockets Ready

North Korea has three or four more missiles on launch pads, South Korean media reported Thursday, while Japan said there was no sign the communist state was planning another immediate launch of a long-range rocket.

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NBA Takes Gamble on All-Star Game in Vegas

The curtain hadn't dropped on All-Star weekend in Houston, and already players were thinking about next year's game. Who could blame them? Las Vegas is on the itinerary.

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Although there will be bumps along the way our Economy has stabilized. Consequently, enjoy a treat now and buy something for you and/or your family today.

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Chicago "machine" politics on a national scale

Monday, July 13, 2009 Stimulus or Chicago "machine" politics on a national scale It appears in spreading around the "stimulus" bill the dollars are going mainly to districts and states that were battleground areas on a higher dollars per capita than states that voted for Oba …

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In order for the US economy to thrive we have to immediately do two things which we are currently not doing: 1) Convince the Global Market that our commercial paper offered by Wall Street is sound and has value.

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Business in America just want a level plating field.

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It is time to bring Change to Congress! Big Government, Outrageous Federal Spending, and a "Re-Distribution of Wealth Focus" are unsustainable policies.

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The answer is Yes, if we can only purchase certain appliances, light bulbs, etc.

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Kyle Maynard is competing in an amateur mixed martial arts match despite being born with no elbows, knees, hands or feet.

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Palin does well- but still not ready

Tonight's debate dashed the democrats hopes that Palin, in the style or her latest interviews, would implode on stage vs. more experienced Joe Biden. This was not to be.

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Quite a few reviews of new Linux releases these days try to determine if a distribution is "ready for the desktop." I myself have probably been guilty of using that phrase, but I think it's time we officially retire this criterion.

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Why America Needs Barack Hussein Obama

In the eyes of the citizens of other countries, the people of the United States are driven by pop-culture, uninformed and unwilling to take control of what we call the democratic process.

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There was a time when humans believed that they could never walk on the moon. There were times when they believed they could not make machines fly... but now, such things are so obvious for us.

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New restauarant in London sells good old sausage rolls as gourmet treats

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"Some people think he's not black enough," Lancaster said. If she picked Obama, it wouldn't be because of his race, she said. "He's not full black," Lancaster said.

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Babar not impressed

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NASA's space shuttle Atlantis appears to be in good health after weathering what is now Tropical Storm Ernesto, and is once more being primed for a September launch at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

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Ground controllers are ready to perform a major maneuver today of NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO)-an "end game" tactic that puts the orbiting probe a step closer to scientific sensor sweeping of the red planet.

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The astronauts are here and the clock is ticking for NASA's planned launch of the space shuttle Atlantis on Sunday.

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In the commander's seat will be NASA astronaut Brent Jett, a three-time shuttle flyer who has already led one mission to deliver power to the ISS. His pilot is Chris Ferguson, an accomplished U.S.

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With their launch date inching ever closer, six shuttle astronauts are eagerly looking forward to rocketing toward the International Space Station (ISS) with a set of solar arrays in tow.

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With less than three weeks remaining before they rocket toward the International Space Station (ISS), six astronauts are looking forward to climbing inside their Atlantis shuttle Thursday for a launch dress rehearsal at NASA's Florida spaceport.

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