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At some point though, after the sun comes up on their post-Oscar after party, they are going to be in dire need of a new idea that will green light another call from the Academy. MORE: Round Rock Express Juiced: Don't Cry for Me, Roger Clemens click to enlarge The 'Stros are Rocketless The Houston Astros are said to be petitioning the office of Commissioner Bud Selig to amend their schedule so that at least half their remaining 2007 games are against the Cincinnati Reds. MORE: Round Rock...

Most of the former players not enamored with Bonds and others linked to performance-enhancing drugs either performed in an era when amphetamines were prevalent or earlier when alcohol and chewing tobacco were habits that didn't provide an edge. Their support suggests elite players respect his achievements despite the steroid allegations that have created a cloud of negativity over his pursuit of Hank Aaron's all-time home run record. It also hints that players of this era perhaps are more...

Several important issues need addressing including recruitment procedures and education (HRD), corrupt practices and a political transformation toward civilian supremacy. Marking its 61st anniversary Sunday, the Indonesian National Police is facing mounting public pressure for more tangible and far speedier improvements in its performance and profile. This seemingly inadequate focus on mental and physical training is perhaps the reason behind the shooting incident that killed the deputy...

When Gretchen Wilson finally got her record deal, she told the execs at her label three things they should never ask her to do: Lose weight, cut her hair or wear a dress. A proud beer-drinking, tobacco-chewing, jeans-wearing tom-boy, she wasn't about to get glammed up like country's other female stars to achieve success. With the massive success of her multiplatinum 2004 debut album "Here for the Party" and what would become her signature song, "Redneck Woman," Wilson's rowdy outlaw...