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School honors janitor of the year
Journal and Courier, IN -
So Jody Williams, the principal of St. Lawrence, arranged to have the Walter Wall Janitor of the Year Award presented to Nelson in the school gymnasium on Dec. 18. Given every year by the Janitor Day Club, the award is named for a janitor who had worked for the Battle Ground Elementary School and died before he could be honored in a ceremony.
2007-01-01
UW football: A walk on the winning side
Wisconsin State Journal, WI -
"Yet, it was real easy for the kids. You saw the kids respond last year. Even though there were some disgruntled assistants who sometimes got a little too vocal in front of these kids, these kids let it run off their backs and they stayed focused because they had bought into the program. It was real easy for the kids to make the adjustment. The season was over, now Bret's the head coach, when they came back from break. It was easy."
2006-12-31
Peyton Manning, Colts QB
Palm Beach Post, United States -
Listed at 5-feet-11 and 214 pounds, Addai is one of the league's smaller, shiftier running backs. He likes to run outside and turn upfield. "He has the ability to cut on a dime and accelerate," Dolphins DT Vonnie Holliday said. "Peyton does a good job getting the ball out to him wide, so he can make the decision to stay wide or cut back. He's a very quick guy, but he's also a stocky power runner."
2006-12-30
Sam & Max Season 1: Episode 1 - Culture Shock
GamersMark, AZ -
At its core, Culture Shock continues the point-and-click graphical adventure format of the original game. There’s lots of character interaction with branching conversation trees, and you need to figure out how to use found items to overcome obstacles and unlock more of the story. It’s a genre that’s certainly thinned out over the years, so there’s something a little jarring about the pacing of this kind of game if you haven’t played something like it in a long while. Especially due to the fact that the conversations are voiced, if you take the time to listen to the dialogue instead of just skip-reading it, some conversations can take quite a while. You feel a bit obligated to listen to the voice acting as the delivery of the lines can enhance some of the jokes, but there are some sleepy moments in there to be sure. You definitely spend more time talking and walking than doing anything else.
2006-12-29
Denver bracing for 49er running back Gore
Greeley Tribune, CO -
BRONCO BRIEFS@: The Broncos had two of their practice fields cleared of snow, one natural grass and one artificial surface. ... Reserve LB Nate Webster pummeled teammates with snow before and after practice. "Today was payback time," Webster said. ... San Francisco, RB Frank Gore is unimpressed by his 1,542-yard season. "I haven't done anything I didn't expect myself to do." ... With temperatures reaching the high 30s, the entire offensive line group worked out in shorts.
2006-12-20
Topalov: the Kremlin won't admit that Kramnik cheated
Chessbase News, Germany -
The method of cheating, says Topalov, was improved during the latter part of the match, and in fact played a decisive role in the tiebreak games. There "they had a foolproof system", and in the fourth game Kramnik "made a move that would only occur to a computer." Topalov guesses that his opponent was using an electronic device hidden on his body. "With the technology the Russians have, Kramnik will be invincible in a match." Topalov believes that Kramnik wants to keep the title without defending it over the board, and predicts that he will not play in Mexico.
2006-12-19
Topalov: the Kremlin won't admit that Kramnik cheated
Chessbase News, Germany -
The method of cheating, says Topalov, was improved during the latter part of the match, and in fact played a decisive role in the tiebreak games. There "they had a foolproof system", and in the fourth game Kramnik "made a move that would only occur to a computer." Topalov guesses that his opponent was using an electronic device hidden on his body. "With the technology the Russians have, Kramnik will be invincible in a match." Topalov believes that Kramnik wants to keep the title without defending it over the board, and predicts that he will play in Mexico.
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