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Looks like its on....... Tiger up two with eight holes to go.....

Nice after the beef they had about Phils spikes, Vijay Singh and Phil Mickleson are paired up for final round and go of together at 2:40.

I am sorry , my bad , never thought of folks who might watch on taped dely.... These young ladies are so evenly matched year after year, it fell to U.S.A this year good for them

U.SA Women win World Hockey Championship over Canada 1-0 , as teams were tied 0-0 after regular time and overtime. Game went to a shootout that Team U.S.A women won 3-1

Womens World Championship of Hockey , Canada VS U.S.A on TSN in Canada at 2:00 pm in you are able to get it..

here is the story as to why Billy Casper played and its beautiful and right on........ They suspended play again Friday, and if it weren't for the dark skies and scattered thunderstorms, maybe we all would think it was because a perfect round of golf has already been played and this 69th Masters already has its champion. Of course, some are trying to turn him into the villain of this tournament. But he's 73. And he worked hard to lose 60 pounds and had a hip replacement surgery just so he could walk 18 holes and play one final round at the Masters. Casper shot 106, which would have been a Masters record by 11 strokes, but he walked off with the scorecard and said, "I'm taking it with me and I'm framing it." Do you blame him? Because Casper has 11 children and 26 grandchildren. And 10 of those -- five children and five grandchildren -- traveled to Augusta and waited out a three-hour rain delay because they wanted to see the old man play one final round of golf here. For a couple of them, it was the first time they've seen him play live in a professional tournament. Casper's wife of 54 years, Shirley, walked the entire 18 holes, watching her husband and shouting encouragement the whole way. "It was unfinished business for him," she said. On Friday, maybe because play was halted and nobody had anything better to talk about, everyone suddenly wanted to make an example of Casper's last stand. They were questioning whether all former Masters champions should be allowed an exemption. As if the man who shot 34 over par and left the course smiling and hugging his family had somehow managed to embarrass . . . the rest of us? C asper, who won the 1970 Masters, hadn't played here in four years. He had an awful hook. And on No. 16, he hit five balls in the water and ended the hole with what would have been a tournament-record 14. Again, he left with that scorecard in his back pocket. So officially in this 2005 Masters, next to the name "Billy Casper" will forever be the letters "WD." That's withdrew. Embarrassing? Let's reserve that word for the misguided souls who didn't understand what this final beautiful round, finished late Thursday, was really all about. Because most of the patrons had gone home, and it was so dark when Casper approached his final tee box that it became a nice, intimate moment between a grandfather and his family. "I hit a great drive on my last hole and I couldn't see the green," Casper said. Nobody cared. Because the golfer -- not the green -- was the focus on that hole. And he must have noticed because they were cheering for him when he made that final walk toward the pin. If golf can learn anything from itself this week, it's that the most beautiful part of the sport is its history. It's Jack Nicklaus. It's Arnold Palmer. It's championship shots and championship memories. Golf is sport. Sport is entertainment. And that's why Casper was right to ignore the form letter he received three years ago. You remember the letter, right? The letter advised all past champions to choose not to play if they couldn't be competitive. It was signed by tournament chairman Hootie Johnson. And, thankfully, it ended up in Casper's wastebasket. Now, 106 isn't a competitive score. And Casper had a 57 on his front nine alone. But I'm here to tell you that there hasn't been a more remarkable round of golf played during the first two delayed and suspended days of this tournament. Eldrick Woods hasn't found the same magic that Casper did. Phil Mickelson's shots haven't given you the same goosebumps. And Nicklaus wowed us, sure, but only because when he was asked about Casper he said, "He's earned the right to play." Casper already has a green jacket. He also won two other majors and has a total of 51 PGA victories, ranking sixth on the all-time list. If Casper wanted to play, he belonged here. Still, there were people walking around Friday saying his round was "disastrous" for the tournament. And there were others crying out that it was an outrage to see someone set records in futility. As if golf were suddenly more than, well, a game. Well, maybe it is, because after his final round Casper said: "I just wanted to do it one more time before I got to be old. I just wanted to walk those fairways in competition one more time." His grandchildren must have been thrilled. Casper didn't care that he woke up with a bad back, which 73-year-old men sometimes do. And he didn't care that the tournament itself didn't want him there. And he didn't care that he was losing balls and holding up play, because going out your way beats the feathers out of bowing out their way. So here we are, entering the final two days of this Masters, knowing that the golfers have been called on and off the course so many times that whoever wins this tournament is going to be the guy with the mental focus of a surgeon. Still, this tournament always will belong to Casper. That's hardly cause to use a word like "embarrassing." Instead, try memorable. Try meaningful. Try perfect. The 106 score? That was just golf trying to get in the way. A Champion

Zubazpants.com In photo section actually guy with Bills shirt on........ anyone here......

Taxi Driver Ron Mexico sitting looking in the mirror: You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me? Well, who the hell else are you talkin' to? You talkin' to me? Well, I'm the only one here. Who the @#% do you think you're talkin' to?"

Ron Mexico just cant take it anymore: I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad. It's a depression. Everybody's out of work or scared of losing their job. The dollar buys a nickel's work, banks are going bust, shopkeepers keep a gun under the counter. Punks are running wild in the street and there's nobody anywhere who seems to know what to do, and there's no end to it...All I know is that first you've got to get mad. (shouting) You've got to say, 'I'm a human being, god-dammit! My life has value!' So I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out of your chairs. I want you to get up right now and go to the window. Open it, and stick your head out, and yell, 'I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!' I want you to get up right now, sit up, go to your windows, open them and stick your head out and yell - 'I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!'

Ron Mexico : "This is Ohio. I mean, if you don't have a brewski in your hand, you might as well be wearing a dress." from the heathers.....

this does not look like lassie to me Toms current girl friend

Apparently video is coming to a televison network near you soon, as story says.........

Tom Brady must really have a nice looking girl friend Tom Brady

wieners......

VIDEOTAPE of Jenna Bush in very high spirits at a bachelorette party is being sold and could end up on national TV by the end of the week. Luckily for Jenna, the cameraman missed "the high point . . . Jenna on all fours doing 'the butt dance' — and doing it very well — as guys were ogling her thong," said our source. Club patrons do the suggestive dance when the deejay plays the 1988 hit "Da Butt," by E.U. Jenna's night out

Time for the Big Easy to win.... go Ernie

you are welcome......

someone should send them some information via the pixieland boy......

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That does sound really great Darin , good luck to him and team....

They still are going to add three players yet.... so maybe Scott Gomez will be one of the additions

Some players from last year's bronze-medal winning team in Prague have been brought back, including Edmonton Oilers goalie Ty Conklin, forward Richard Park of the Minnesota Wild and defenceman Aaron Miller of the Los Angeles Kings. Joining Park, Modano and Weight up front are Mike York of the Edmonton Oilers, Jeff Halpern of the Washington Capitals, David Legwand of the Nashville Predators, Mike Knuble of the Philadelphia Flyers, Brian Gionta of the New Jersey Devils, Erik Cole and Matt Cullen of the Carolina Hurricanes and Mark Parrish of the New York Islanders. A young and talented blue-line features Miller, Jordan Leopold of the Calgary Flames, Paul Martin of the New Jersey Devils, John-Michael Liles of the Colorado Avalanche, Hal Gill of the Boston Bruins and German leaguer Andy Roach, who scored a pair of sensational shootout goals last year. His efforts helped the U.S. knock off the host Czechs in the quarter-final and Slovakia in the bronze medal game. Islanders goaltender Rick DiPietro, the youngest member of the team at 23, and veteran Tim Thomas of the AHL's Providence Bruins will join Conklin. Team U.S.A Roster

Llive-Shot.com is a new site that allows people to shoot firearms in real- time from the comfort of your desktop. They are in next few weeks going to have real - time deer hunting. At present a person may shot at target or exotic game. Thankfully they have not set up rifles in a neighbourhood near you... yikes This is what the site says about itself: LIVE-SHOT is a new concept. You can challenge yourself and compare your skills to other members with our on-line target shooting. We have developed a system where you can control a pan/tilt/zoom camera and a firearm to shoot at real targets in real time. While your membership is active, access the viewing cameras to see how others stack up to your abilities, control the pan/tilt/zoom camera to take a look around, and schedule a reservation for your on-line shooting experience. Currently, shooters will be able to fire 10 (ten) .22 caliber rounds at paper and silhouette targets. You may also have a DVD recording and/or the paper target from the session shipped as an option. Look for additional, varied shooting systems along with competitions to come online soon. online hunting Authorities in various states are most concerned with this Concerned

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