Report: Jets' Ellis to be suspended for season openerSource: Yahoo! Sports
Defensive end Shaun Ellis will be suspended for the New York Jets' season opener against the Houston Texans on Sept. 13 for his arrest last November for marijuana possession, according to a report in the Newark (N.J.) Star-Ledger.
Rashard Lewis Suspended 10 Games for Violating Steroid PolicySource: nba.fanhouse.com
The recent string of good fortune for the Orlando Magic just ended.
The news Thursday that All-Star forward Rashard Lewis had been suspended by the NBA for 10 games for violating the Anti-Drug Program was like a bad wake-up call.

With the serious economic downturn the plight of the unemployed is beginning to manifest itself in many ways we tend not to think about at other times.
Baptist School PromSource: AOL
A student at a fundamentalist Baptist school that forbids dancing, rock music, hand-holding and kissing will be suspended if he takes his girlfriend to her public high school prom, his principal said.
Bixby city manager suspendedSource: tulsaworld.com
City Manager Micky Webb was suspended with pay Wednesday by the City Council after he accused the council last week of violating the city charter and the state's open meeting law.
Texas Teacher suspended for being "Liberal" and an "atheist"Source: democracyforamerica.com
For the past few days I have been in contact with Mr. Richard Mullens a school teacher in Brookeland Tx. Brookeland Tx, is an incredibly "Conservative" area of Texas, and only 16 miles up the road from Jasper Tx. the scene of several incidents of racial violence and murder.
Obama calls for halt to Gitmo prosecutionsSource: CNN
In one of his first acts in office, President Obama has ordered the U.S. government to suspend prosecutions of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay for 120 days, military officials said Tuesday.

In a daring political move, Republican presidential candidate John McCain announced that, effective immediately, he has once again suspended his campaign.
Swampland - TIMESource: TIME: Real Clear Politics
What Really Happened Yesterday, By Joe Klein
John McCain can't laugh off damage Source: The Boston Herald
Angry comics with a gaping hole in their program to fill are not a pretty sight. After all, a guy like David Letterman has made his reputation by being edgy, by poking fun at folks and, sure, being mean.
Charting McCain's 'Suspended Campaign' Source: npr.org
NPR's David Greene, who's traveling with the candidate, maps out when McCain arrived at that decision and what he's been doing since he halted his campaign activities.
...well, maybe not exactly suspended...
McCain Suspends Campaign, Wants to Postpone DebateSource: ABC News Blogs
ABC News' George Stephanopoulos and Rick Klein report: Sen. John McCain on Wednesday said he would "suspend" his presidential campaign to come to Washington to help negotiate a financial bailout bill, a dramatic move designed to seize a powerful issue.
The Vienna Agreement is under Threat Source: Russia-IC
The Vienna agreement of 1999 about conventional forces can be revised by Russia, following the sustention of the Conventional Forces in Europe treaty.
ICANN Says It Can't Shut Off SpamhausSource: Ars Technica
ICANN issues its response to a proposed order requiring spamhaus.org to be switched off. Is the organization making a principled stand or passing the buck?ICANN says that it will not be taking any action in the case of e360insight v.

MySpace is hardly the advent of Internet controversy. Blogs in general have been a popular front for culture and creeps for years. Every few weeks, a new Internet fad disseminates through the masses of our youth.