EA creates a racket (and a golf club) on the Wii
The "Wiimote" - the motion-sensing wand that controls the action on Nintendo's Wii - serves many purposes. It doubles as a sword, a gun, a racket, a steering wheel or whatever else a game designer might dream up.
What it doesn't do is mimic any of
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Fisher?s 3s have the Lakers one away
The Los Angeles Lakers have taken a 3-1 lead in the NBA finals, rallying on the road to beat the Orlando Magic, 99-91, last night in overtime to move within one win of a 15th championship. Derek Fisher
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NBA AM: Countdown To Draft Day
Draft Day Cometh: The countdown to the 2009 NBA Draft continues, with just 13 days remaining until things get underway at the Theater at Madison Square Garden. Here are today's Draft notes.
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Marshall a no-show at Broncos mini-camp
Broncos star reciever Brandon Marshall did not show up for the team's mandatory minicamp this morning.
Marshall is in the final year of a four-year contract that will pay him $2.198 million this year.
Marshall, who is recovering from hip surgery,
Lawrence fitness guru tackles cancer
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) ? The morning begins like most others for Don ?Red Dog? Gardner. He stands somewhere on the University of Kansas campus as 80 or more of his friends finish a 1 1/2-mile run he prescribed just minutes earlier.
As they come in, some
Roger Clemens, damned Yankee
"American Icon" is not the sports-hero book you buy for your 12-year-old. It's better suited as a gift for the family lawyer, since its 454 pages read like a grand jury transcript. The writers' verdict: Clemens is a lout, a steroids user and a
A Marathon Workout at Capitol Hill Running Club
In the summer of 2007, Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) joined a small group of Senators to sponsor a cap-and-trade bill that aimed to find middle ground in the increasingly heated debate over global warming. Spearheaded by Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-N.M.)
It's Not Simple or Easy, but Rowing Makes Going Backward a Whole Lot of Fun
"Every day, I get a rush of excitement hoping can I do better than the day before," says Peng, 31, who has done a lot more than hope. This spring, he tried out for Capital's competitive squad, snagged a spot on the team and is training for nationals --
Vikings are showing patience with Favre
Even the uncertainty at quarterback - will it be Tarvaris Jackson, Sage Rosenfels or Favre? - isn't enough to get coach Brad Childress to declare an end to the will-he-or-won't-he dance that has gone on for weeks.
"Do I need clarity on it? Again,
