Darren Sharper loves a good story, even more so when it involves him.
I can’t go more than a week without shooting baskets. There is something about the feel of the ball coming off my hand, and the sound of the ball going through the net. It just feels good.
Dennis Harmon lost his job, but that doesn't mean he'll lose his livelihood.
Edgerrin James was a big part of many terrific teams as running back for the Indianapolis Colts.
Jim Anthony reached a pinnacle of golf course development when he snared Tiger Woods' first U.S. golf course design. Now the developer, is turning his main focus to another lofty endeavor.
Israel's swift eviction of Jewish zealots from one of the most volatile West Bank flashpoints offers encouragement to people both inside and outside Israel who hope it is still possible to uproot settlers to make room for a Palestinian state.
Twelve running backs were chosen ahead of Tim Hightower in the 2008 draft. He wasn't even invited to the NFL combine.
There were plenty of turning points on the long, zigzag trail of Campaign '08. Which ones truly mattered? Five AP reporters offer short takes on the debates, the money, the hubris and more.
Four debates, 61,000 words, plenty of spin, sighs, smirks and grimaces, one plumber. What to take away from the three debates between Barack Obama and John McCain and the single faceoff between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin? Five AP reporters help sort it all out.
Four days, hundreds of speakers, thousands of delegates, endless pontificating and one hurricane looming large from afar. So much that is memorable from the Republican National Convention, so much that is forgettable. Five AP reporters help sort it all out, by identifying — in their humble opinions — some of the week's best and worst: speakers, odds, moments, and more.
There's no shortage of items on John McCain's to-do list for the fall campaign. How about a to-don't list? Five AP reporters offer suggestions.
Sarah Palin vaulted seemingly out of nowhere onto the Republican ticket. The Alaska governor's got stage presence and good political instincts. But her candidacy already has hit some bumps and there are surely more to come. Four AP reporters offer John McCain's running mate advice — on faith, armor, speeches and more.
One big question for John McCain: What to do about President Bush, still the 800-pound elephant in the Republican Party. How does McCain show he's his own man without offending party members loyal to Bush, one of the most unpopular presidents in history? Four AP reporters offer quick takes on the McCain-Bush dynamic, during the campaign and, perhaps, beyond.
Yes, the Democratic convention belongs to Barack Obama. We know, Hillary Rodham Clinton lost. But the fascination with Clinton goes on. What's her political future? How does Obama win over her devoted followers? What should she say in her big convention speech? Five AP reporters offer quick takes on the former first lady who's not going away anytime soon.
Do conventions matter? Is there news to be had out of Denver this week? Do we ever get to see what the candidates really are like in such a scripted setting? Six Associated Press reporters offer their take on the role of conventions, and on straying from the script:
For the second year in a row, The Edge is putting his money where the music is.
New observations from NASA's long-running Voyager 2 spacecraft show the solar system is asymmetrical, likely from disturbances in the interstellar magnetic field, scientists reported Monday.
New Orleans is a city on a knife's edge. A year and a half after Hurricane Katrina, an alarming number of residents are leaving or seriously thinking of getting out for good.
The Egyptian government — shaken again by terrorist bombs — appears to be lashing out in all directions to prevent chaos from growing out of anger over the economy, its treatment of opponents, and broken promises of political reform.
Four passengers were saved as passersby clung onto a minibus to stop it tumbling over a cliff edge.
The U2 guitarist is lining up political muscle and environmentalist star power to support constructing his eco-friendly castles on a pristine ridge near Malibu. What's greener? Not building at all.
Now there is a new approach that may adapt well to textbook pages: two-screen e-book readers with a traditional e-paper display on one screen and a liquid-crystal display on the other to render graphics like science animations in color.
Today, after some tinkering, I accomplished something of which I've long dreamt: placing a Voice-Over-IP call, from a real phone number to a real phone number, from my Android phone, using only my 3G/EDGE data connection. No plan minutes involved.
So much for planting trees. The guitarist has angered his Malibu neighbours with plans to turn a nearby mountain into a 20-storey blot on the landscape. Bob Dylan is not the only rock star upsetting Malibu residents.
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Just like Mirror's Edge and Dead Space, Left 4 Dead and Rock Band 2 have sold over 1 million copies. Left 4 Dead sold 1.8 million copies while Rock Band 2 sold 1.9 million said EA at yesterdays press conference.
Mirror's Edge and Dead Space were both new IPs last year, and both from EA. Now both have them have managed to sell 1million copies. While Dead Space was very well received critically, Mirror's Edge wasn't as much. It was a very polarizing game, to say the least.
This somewhat of a shocker but at the same time it makes sense. EA wants to make money. Dead Space was received very well by the gaming press so it's not too difficult to see why EA would want to put a game like this on the Wii.
They don't know what they're doing, do they? With every step taken by the Government as it tries frantically to prop up the British banking system, this central truth becomes ever more obvious.
Cutting Edge charts a month in the life of ambulance 212 and its crews as they attempt to comply with Government targets to reach 75% of life threatening calls within eight minutes. But how much of their work actually involves saving lives? And how much is tea and sympathy?
Before buying the new Iphone I checked the coverage area for my home and was reported to have full 3G. Excited by this nice but not completely necessary perk I purchased the Iphone.
The Edge has spoken of how his great friendship with fellow bandmates has contributed to the longevity of U2. The U2 guitarist credits their three decades of music success to the comradeship that has bonded them together.
Nokia Siemens Networks announced today that they have successfully doubled the speed of EDGE (to 592 kbps) using a software-based solution that is feasible for existing networks.
This is a national German television news segment done a few years ago on the Scientology off-shoot 'Avatar', run by the American company Star's Edge, a for-profit company owned by self-proclaimed educational psychologist Harry Palmer.
You say you want a cool, powerful cell phone, but you don't want to plunk down $400 for an iPhone? Here are five great alternatives. OK, I admit it: If I weren't so stingy, I might own an iPhone, too.
Beginning at around 5:30 EST on Thursday, AT&T;'s EDGE and UMTS data networks went down for reasons even now unknown to company technicians.
The Sport of Business. I can't go more than a week without shooting baskets. There is something about the feel of the ball coming off my hand, and the sound of the ball going through the net. It just feels good.
For almost a decade, the website www.edge.org has been asking a selection of eminent thinkers and scholars to answer a single question and publishing the results on 1 January.
The iPhone's data connectivity is arguably the one thing that people begrudge. The device experience is fantastic, until you try and browse 'the proper internet' via your mobile network.
The most likely carrier to fulfill Google's vision of open phones...
Bono and The Edge of rock superstars U2 delighted fans when they made a surprise appearance at a charity gig. The Irish pair played an unannounced four-song set, before just 250 people, for Mencap's Little Noise Sessions at the Union Chapel, in north London.
... Scott Atran, an American academic who has investigated the Hamburg cell connected to the September 11 2001 attacks in the US and numerous other terrorist attacks around the world, witnessed much of the trial and described it as "a complete farce".