The WJC: Hockey Notes and a Peek at Day 3
Every team has been in action now, and more than a few writers and fans have made it clear their choice for medal-round qualifiers and those teams headed to the relegation bin at the World Junior Championship hockey tournament in Ottawa.
But Gare Joyce,
Amar'e Wants To Stay In Phoenix Long-Term
Jazz reserve forward Matt Harpring hasn't reinjured his right ankle. But it isn't progressing as he'd hoped it would, either.
In fact, it's still giving him problems related to offseason surgery he had for bone spurs and a subsequent strep
Cricket: Auckland coach refuses to panic
Canterbury's former test speedster Shane Bond proved his worth early in the game. Photo / Getty Images
Panic? Perish the thought, despite Auckland sitting on a 0-from-2 record after two rounds of the national one-day championship.
That's the word from
Tigers on the rebound
Missouris DeMarre Carroll tips the ball away from Southern Illinois-Edwardsvilles Nikola Bundalo and Mark Yelovich during the Tigers' 107-57 victory over the Cougars at Mizzou Arena.
Mike Anderson spent Christmas night inside Mizzou Arena, putting
Put Your Best Foot Forward Next Year
...indicates a pinched nerve. Achilles' tendon pain: Ease into new exercise routines, alternating a hard workout one day with an easy workout the next. This will help avoid Achilles' tendonitis, a condition when the back of the foot becomes tender and painful....
Put Your Best Foot Forward Next Year
SUNDAY, Dec. 28 (HealthDay News) -- January is the cruelest month for your tootsies, foot experts say.
Foot and ankle surgeons experience an annual increase in patients with foot pain caused by exercise during the first month of year, often from
In Shape Isn?t Obsessed
No disrespect, but Frank Rich is incorrect in characterizing President-elect Obama?s commitment to fitness as obsession, which is to ?to dominate or preoccupy the thoughts, feelings, or desires of (a person); beset, trouble, or haunt persistently or
Obama, family rough it in blackout
The aides declined to elaborate on why the family opted for the more rugged approach, despite the other comforts afforded them in what is a multimillion-dollar home on the island's windward coast.
Crews on Saturday gradually restored electrical service
Five tips on how to stick with resolutions
New Year brings with it a host of new resolutions like losing weight, shaping up and treading cautiously with money. However, the 'vows' often remain unaccomplished. Now, an expert has said that people need to have a self-prescribed 'game plan' to
Newsome key to Petal offense
Prior to the 2007 season, Petal High's Isaiah Newsome had never played a single snap at the running back position in high school. The 6-foot, 198-pound senior had not even played on the offensive side of the ball in high school before his junior season.
