You know how I love my morning brew! And how I love my new coffee maker. Well, the more I used my Senseo coffee maker, the more intrigued I got about the mechanics of how it worked. This new process for brewing coffee just might push the old drip machines into the junk pile. Read the rest of this entry »
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The first half of Brett Favre’s unfathomable season in Minnesota has been an unquestionable success.
Before the most important part begins, Favre and the Vikings can enjoy a welcome intermission. The later-than-usual break in the schedule comes at an ideal time, providing this veteran team the annual chance to recuperate as close to the stretch run as possible. “Hopefully everybody will come back full and ready to go,” defensive end Ray Edwards said. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Maple Leafs are not opposed to a second NHL team setting up shop in the Greater Toronto Area.
“If the league ever comes to us and says: `Look guys, it’s time,’ and makes the case, then we’ve got to listen,” Leaf general manager Brian Burke said. “You’ve got to make the case. Read the rest of this entry »
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Same old same old in the NFL? Not even close this season.
Sure, the Indianapolis Colts ripped through the first half of their schedule for the fourth time in five seasons, and the New England Patriots are dominating the AFC East. Yes, Adrian Peterson is running away from defences and the New Orleans Saints are passing over them. The Pittsburgh Steelers are their usual stingy selves and the Lions as incompetent as ever.
Still, this has been a year of disparity and uncertainty. Read the rest of this entry »
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