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May 29, 2009

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Bowflex

Bowflex® home gyms can help you completely reshape your body. If you want to lose weight, get in great shape and feel great, a Bowflex® home gym is for you. These revolutionary gyms deliver the gym-quality results you want in your own home. Strength training is when you perform exercises... Read the story »

August 9, 2008

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NBC's Olympic Site

Well, the 2008 Olympics have begun. NBC is hosting the big show this year, with many other cable networks also involved, to bring you all of the action from China. At presstime, China has grabbed its first two golds, and the US is about to win its first gold and... Read the story »

July 5, 2008

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LINCICOME: Designated Hitter Must Go

Today, as promised, an opposing view to Ranger fan and dallas morning News columnist Tim Cowlishaw, this presented by ni less an authority that Bernie Lincicome. Cowlishaw may be an obscure name to those outside the Lone Star State. On the bother hand, Lincicome wrote for the Chicago tribune for... Read the story »

July 4, 2008

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Gag (as in choke) of the Week: Call for the National League to Adopt the DH

There are baseball fans, and there are fans of American League baseball. IMHO, they are two very separate entities. Witness the ramblings of the subject of today's familyFirst pick: the Dallas Morning News' Tim Cowlishaw. Cowlishaw, a fan of the perennially obscure Texas Rangers, is also, as you might imagine,... Read the story »

June 2, 2008

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The Unnatural

I watched The Rookie last night. The movie was a blast on several levels. First of all, it was released with a "G" rating. And it made a boatload of money with that "kiddie" rating, in an age when cartoon movies will drop a slightly suggestive moment in to gain... Read the story »

April 9, 2008

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Masters.org Revisited

Has there ever been more anticipation for a golf tournament than this year's Masters? Tiger has won four titles. When he was a rookie, Jack Nicklaus said he would win ten. So winning this year would get him halfway home. But Zach Johnson, defending champion, has a thing or two... Read the story »

December 8, 2007

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Fly Above All Paragliding

Paragliding is a means of escaping the surface of the earth and fly, experiencing the sensation much like the birds do. Paragliding is much like parachuting. With the right wind conditions, you are gently picked up and are able to soar above the ground in a craft that is very... Read the story »

November 23, 2007

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Steve Owens, 1969 Heisman Trophy Winner

Miami, Oklahoma was typical small-town America back in the 60's. Population about 10,000. Everyone worked at the B.F. Goodrich plant. Corner groceries were scattered all over town. Everybody knew each other. But in 1969, the town received an unprecedented blast of fame, glory, and pride. Local boy Steve Owens won... Read the story »

November 22, 2007

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The Funniest Moments in Sports

Professional sports can be very intense. And when you are constantly surrounded by photographers, there are going to great shots, as well as more ignominious ones. Today's FamilyFirst site is a long list of sports photos that have an element of humor to them. Dial-up users, I recommend you load... Read the story »

September 18, 2007

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Tiger Woods Website

He's the Man. The Stud. The soon-to-be-proclaimed World's Greatest Golfer in History. And he just won the Fed Ex Cup. Of the entire world's population, I'm guessing that a majority has at least heard of Tiger Woods. And for good reason. He is the greatest in the game right now,... Read the story »

September 17, 2007

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NFL.com

It's mid-September. My beloved Cardinals (REIGNING World Champions) are stumbling badly. That means only one thing: Are you ready for some FOOTBALL?? Hank Jr's MNF opening is history (as is ABC's hosting the show), but the fact is that yes, I am very much ready for some football. Ergo, today's... Read the story »

September 4, 2007

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The NBA in Damage Control Mode

I've never been an NBA fan. While I love watching college basketball (and take my phone off the hook during the Big Dance), the NBA's failure to keep creeps like Latrelle Sprewell out of its ranks (IMHO, choking one's coach should result in an immediate lifetime ban from the game)... Read the story »

July 23, 2007

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If Only

If only. I had ESPN radio on on this morning, for some bizarre reason. I had to make an emergency trip to a location 500 miles away, then turn around and drive another 120 until I collapsed in a motel room in the middle of nowhere which, because it was... Read the story »

July 9, 2007

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Mike Schmidt's observations on barry bonds

barry bonds. I refuse to capitalize his name. If you're a bonds fan, delete this email, or move on if you surfed here. You ain't gonna like what i have to say. barry bonds broke into the major leagues with the Pittsburgh Pirates way back in 1986. He graced the... Read the story »

March 19, 2007

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Baseball Almanac

Well, spring training is in full operation at presstime. The wealthy teams have spent lots of bucks, and the not-so-wealthy ones have ponied up quite a few themselves. The (I love saying this) World Champion St. Louis Cardinals are looking to repeat with more hitting power, but with a very... Read the story »

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