Web promotion - Slow-start Serena finds the form that should ease her pain

Web promotion - Slow-start Serena finds the form that should ease her pain

Slow-start Serena finds the form that should ease her pain
Sydney Morning Herald (subscription) - Jun 24, 2005 By Richard Hinds and wires. London: Dual Wimbledon champion Serena Williams recovered from a miserable start to defeat Italian Mara Santangelo 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 on Thursday to take her place in the third round.

Northwest Florida beaches open after deadly shark attack
CNN - 1 hour ago Tourists look out at the Gulf of Mexico east of Destin, Florida, where a shark killed a 14-year-old girl. DESTIN, Florida (CNN) -- The beaches of northwest Florida will be open for swimmers Sunday, despite

A March That Longtime Activists Still Walk
Washington Post - 9 hours ago By Avis Thomas-Lester. When civil rights workers James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner went missing in Philadelphia, Miss., on June 21, 1964, Lawrence Guyot Jr. was among the friends who mourned

Sorenstam needs a rally like in 1995
Kansas City Star - 53 minutes ago By MECHELLE VOEPEL. CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, Colo. � Isn�t it eerie how this worked out? A decade ago here in Colorado, Annika Sorenstam entered the final round of the US Women�s Open 5 shots off the lead.

Deep Impact Comet Smashing Video
Slashdot - 23 minutes ago DynaSoar writes "Dan Maas , is the animation expert who produced NASA's Mars Rover animation which was subsequently used in the PBS Nova episodes "Mars, Dead or Alive" and "Welcome to Mars", the majority of which was done while he was a Cornell student on

Nasa ready to make a decision about Discovery
Independent Online - 2 hours ago Washington - After a more than two-year interruption in shuttle flights, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) will decide on Thursday whether to go ahead with its planned July launch of the space shuttle Discovery.

Seizing property
Albany Times Union - 5 hours ago Critics of the US Supreme Court's Thursday ruling on eminent domain are decrying it as an assault on the rights of individual property owners. But the decision should be viewed from another perspective -- that

Suicide car bomber kills nine in Samarra
Philadelphia Inquirer - 2 hours ago The target, a policeman, survived. The body of a Sadr City council member was discovered. By John F. Burns. BAGHDAD - A suicide car bomber killed at least nine people yesterday when he slammed his vehicle into

Sale of Calif. PBS TV Station Overturned
San Francisco Chronicle - Jun 25, 2005 A state appeals court has overturned a community college's sale of a public television station to a local foundation, ruling it illegally accepted a lower bid to make sure the station didn't go to a televangelist group.