Blake Griffin off the wall dunk
winnipegsun.com Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:19 PM PDT
Do you think Blake Griffin is too flashy with his dunks? Yes. He's all flash and no substance. No. It's all about the dunks. Unsure. |
Zimbabwe's Leading Sunday Newspaper
The Zimbabwe Standard Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:18 PM PDT
Raunchy dancer, Beverly Sibanda and Delta Beverages are on a collision course over the indecent use of beer bottles in her dance routines. BY OUR STAFF For too long Alexio Kawara has come second, if not third, despite his prowess as an exceptional musician. |
If EA loses its case against a college athlete, will you lose your rights too?
Gamasutra Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:18 PM PDT
In recent years, EA has gotten into some legal trouble with NCAA athletes thanks to the way its games handle their likenesses -- and in a new feature, Rutgers law professor Greg Lastowka argues that EA's in the right. "Ryan Hart is one of the most famous quarterbacks in the recent history of Rutgers football," writes Lastowka. "He led the 2005 Scarlet Knights to the Insight Bowl, the first bowl ... |
Bloody Mary mix has Zionsville roots
Zionsville Times Sentinel Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:18 PM PDT
Erin Edds had drank one too many bad Bloody Marys and felt it was time someone made a good mix. So the Zionsville native decided to use her culinary background and create a great one. Edds said she found her passion for cooking from her mom, Jennifer. “My mom owned a catering company in town from the early 1980s into the 2000s,†she said. “That’s where my culinary interest stems from.†|
Why Interns Are Your New Best Friends
Forbes Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:18 PM PDT
In good times, college students flood U.S. cities every summer to get a taste of work in their prospective fields. In bad times, interns are available year round and are funded by their universities and the government. If your company is not taking advantage of the recession’s intern boom â€" don’t worry! It’s not too late! |
PSA: Battlefield 3 'Matches' mode now available
Joystiq Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:15 PM PDT
Battlefield 3 's new multiplayer customization feature, Matches , is live today. Matches mode allows players on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC to create custom matches with specific friends and squad members, allocating team sizes, game settings, maps and unlocks for competitive multiplayer rounds. To establish a custom match, players must be actively renting a dedicated server. Too bad it's illegal to ... |
How I learned to love the heat wave -- and saw Madison as a tourist
Isthmus Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:14 PM PDT
By Monday, July 2, we had already been hitting the 90s every day for six days in a row. But I didn't mind -- at least not too much -- because I had fans on constantly. In fact, they were so effective that I had somehow, miraculously stopped sweating! I didn't know it, but I was experiencing heat exhaustion -- if not worse. |
Anderson Silva: Spider Would Be Wise to Avoid Jon Jones
Bleacher Report Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:14 PM PDT
Anderson Silva is the middleweight king, but Jon Jones is too big and too skilled at his size for even the Spider to handle. Jones recently appeared on the Max and Marcellus show, and he discussed the prospects of the fight. He was very clear in stating that it wasn't something he was interested in: It's not that he won't fight me or I won't fight him. To be dead honest, it's that we both have a ... |
Raccoons run down, maul WA woman
KTVB Boise Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:12 PM PDT
Beware of getting too close to a mother raccoon and her young. A Lakewood woman was chased and mauled by several raccoons near Fort Steilacoom Park Monday, leaving her with about 100 scratches, punctures and bite wounds. Around 1:30 p.m. Monday, Michaela Lee, 28, was jogging with her dog near her home at the edge of the park when her dog got loose and started chasing some raccoons. Turns out ... |
An Amazing Life: Robert de La Rochefoucauld, World War II Saboteur
KERA North Texas Wed, 11 Jul 2012 12:11 PM PDT
As brother Jim Memmott tweeted : "Good heavens, what a life." Read this New York Times obituary of Robert de La Rochefoucauld and we bet you'll say something like that too. As the Times writes, in World War II the French count's exploits as an agent for the British: |
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