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Wolfe impressive in Bears' preseason defeat
Tribune staff reporterMatt Forte and Garrett Wolfe looked like the perfect combination, at least for one night. Both Bears running backs were solid Thursday night in a 24-20 exhibition loss to the Kansas City Chiefs at Soldier Field. The eagerly anticipated debut of the...Tags: Rod Wilson, Damon Huard, Rex Grossman, Kevin Payne, NFL Preseason
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Beaver bliss
Last Saturday, my family and I went to Penn State for its spring game, and I had a great time.
I went with my mother, Cathy, my cousin Aaron, my uncle Charles Green and my grandmother Louann Green. They call their spring game, "The Blue/White Game,"...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Ice Cream, Lifestyle and Leisure, Joe Paterno, Sports
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What's the deal with Larry?
Spin CycleOnce, years ago, Newsday regularly quoted a man named Larry Johnson, a former CIA and State Department counterterrorism expert, on various intelligence matters, because he was both helpful and astute. This year, close followers of Campaign 2008 would...Tags: Weather Underground, Central Intelligence Agency, Bill Ayers
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See ya, Larry Johnson, Stacey Augmon, Greg Anthony
WatchdogRIP Hoosier/RCA Dome. Click below for my favorite memory of the place - Hint: it's from early spring, 1991 - and feel free to offer yours in the comments section.......Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Stacey Augmon, NCAA Tournaments, Walter Payton, Greg Anthony
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Knicks dancers bounce, Sugar waves, Mad Dog hugs
WatchdogWent to the Knicks game Wednesday to see how the Knicks City Dancers were holding up after their narrow first-round loss to Toronto in NBA.com's annual dancer bracket. They still seemed, um, bouncy and upbeat. Nothing to do now but......Tags: Connecticut, Entertainment, Rockefeller Center, New York Knicks, Brooklyn Nets
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Hester dazzles, Bears win
Tribune staff reporterCedric Benson emerged from the shower and moseyed over to his locker, glancing around him to see a room nearly void of his teammates. Benson was the first to say he wasn't alone on the field. "This was a statement," said Benson, referring to the Bears'...Tags: Darwin Walker, Ruben Brown, Dusty Dvoracek, Tony Gonzalez, Damon Huard
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Ask David Haugh
Poor tackling paved Vikings rookie running back Adrian Peterson's path into the Bears' record book last Sunday at Soldier Field.
Unless that tackling gets better against Eagles running back Brian Westbrook, the Bears will rue the day they forgot how to...Tags: Anthony Adams, Dusty Dvoracek, Lovie Smith, Philadelphia Eagles, National Football Conference
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Passing Bye?
INDIANAPOLIS--Bye bye bye week? Sure says the Colts. "There's no time to kick it with your homies or your family members," said receiver Reggie Wayne of his team having to play in the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs. "You just stay into it and...Tags: Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl, Baltimore Colts, National Football League, Football
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The Perfect Draft
Special to Latimes.comUnless you play in a league of Tibetan monks or with people whose surnames are Hilton, you aren't likely to assemble a dream team of Peyton Manning, LaDainian Tomlinson, Priest Holmes, Randy Moss and Antonio Gates in your fantasy draft. The most you can...Tags: Ricky Williams, Dominic Rhodes, Philadelphia Eagles, Randy Moss, Mike Williams, (wide receiver, born 1984)
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World Trade Center and Pentagon attacked on Sept. 11, 2001
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersIn the worst terrorist attack ever against the United States, hijackers struck at the preeminent symbols of the nation's wealth and might Tuesday, flying airliners into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon and killing or injuring thousands of people....Tags: Executive Branch, Hudson River, West Bank, Metal and Mineral, National Government
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What value in removing bin Laden?
Baltimore Sun staffWhen the leading edge of a nation's war effort is a mere manhunt - the dead-or-alive quest for Osama bin Laden - the most important question is obvious: How valuable would one man's removal be in rooting out a multinational network of terror? The rosiest...Tags: FBI, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Iran, Taliban
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Inability to translate Arabic an impediment to probes
Baltimore Sun StaffWhile terrorists were planning the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, FBI agents received taped phone conversations of one of the plotters, Palestinian Ahmad Ajaj. He was talking about explosives. But the agents didn’t speak Arabic, and what might...Tags: Defense, Afghanistan, FBI, University of Maryland, College Park, Language
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