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...first full season as quarterback, Eli will get a pass if the Giants falter. But the pressure is clearly on Peyton. Although he has thrown for 4,000 yds. in each of the past six seasons, tossed 49 touchdown passes last year--breaking Dan Marino's 1984 record--and twice won the NFL's MVP award, the critics chirp that he has never made it to the Super Bowl. "Peyton feels the weight on his shoulders," says John Michael Vincent, an Indianapolis sports-radio host. "There's going to be a lot of disappointment in the locker room...
...after arriving from Asia, dingoes have carved out an ecological role - research suggests that they keep down feral cat and fox numbers, and can also rein in kangaroo populations. And there's little dispute that they're preferable to hybrids, which tend to be bigger, more aggressive and breed twice a year, rather than the dingo's one annual litter. On his 5,700-sq.-km Napperby Station outside Alice Springs, in a bad year cattleman Roy Chisholm can lose 1% of his calves to wild dogs. Hybrids and dogs from the local Aboriginal community are often the problem - much...
...democrats, liberals and their groupies desperately want to discredit the Bush Administration. So all causes, including Iraq, are exploitable for that purpose. But to conclude that most people no longer trust the President is wrong. Americans twice elected Bush. Barbara Schaaf Hollister, Missouri...
...were able to get off to a pretty quick start,” Schroyer said. “UMD is a great team. They really came out and challenged us in our defensive zone.” Minnesota-Duluth’s Noemie Marin and Michaela Lanzl each scored twice, while Harvard senior netminder Ali Boe had 35 saves in the contest. Meanwhile, Harvard was only able to find the net once in the game, a power-play goal by senior forward Jennifer Raimondi with 1:38 remaining, despite amassing 26 shots. “I don?...
...were able to get off to a pretty quick start,” Schroyer said. “UMD is a great team. They really came out and challenged us in our defensive zone.” Minnesota-Duluth’s Noemie Marin and Michaela Lanzl each scored twice, while Harvard senior netminder Ali Boe had 35 saves in the contest. Meanwhile, Harvard was only able to find the net once in the game, a power-play goal by senior forward Jennifer Raimondi with 1:38 remaining, despite amassing 26 shots. “I don?...