Showing posts with label SPORT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SPORT. Show all posts
2/20/2014
Uganda Ethics Minister: homosexual behavior is ‘repugnant’
Homosexual behavior is “repugnant to the lives of the people of
Uganda,” Simon Lokodo, the Minister for Ethics and Integrity, told CNN’s
Hala Gorani, sitting in for Christiane Amanpour, on Wednesday.
A Ugandan bill passed by parliament in December would punish gay and
lesbian people with lengthy prison sentences – including, in some cases,
life behind bars.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has just signed that bill,
according to the minister, but has not yet handed it over to parliament.
“If you want to do your thing, do it yourself,” Lokodo said. “But
please, don’t embarrass, don’t involve, don’t bring any Ugandan to this
activity, because it’s not acceptable.”
U.S. President Barack Obama in a
statement said he was “deeply disappointed” in the law and said that it
will be a “step backward for all Ugandans.”
Obama also made a tacit threat to remove the several hundred million dollars in aid that the U.S. gives Uganda annually.
“As we have conveyed to President Museveni, enacting this legislation
will complicate our valued relationship with Uganda,” he said.
“If Barack Obama likes to help Ugandans,” Lokodo said, “let him help
without strings attached, imposing … a behavior and a culture that is
non-African, non-Ugandan.”
“We had better die poor than lose our dignity.”
Porsche tells owners to stop driving one of its high-performance models after two caught fire.
Porsche is telling owners to stop driving one of its high-performance models after two of the cars caught fire.
A botched cancer surgery and a husband who forgot how to have sex
In 2003, as Richard Bandy prepared for cancer surgery that would bathe
his abdomen in hot tumor-killing chemicals, he and his wife, talked about the possibility of his death, but also about potential impotence.
The couple, then in their 40s, had been sweethearts since high school
and said they enjoyed a close, sexually charged relationship.
John Tavares to miss rest of NHL season with knee injury suffered in Sochi

It now appears that John Tavares is staring at more than lost games at the Sochi Olympics men’s hockey tournament.
Various media outlets are reporting the Canadian centre, who plays
for the New York Islanders, will also miss the NHL team’s final 22
regular-season games after suffering damage to the medial collateral
ligament and meniscus in his left knee.
2/19/2014
3-1 : Finland's third goal came in powerplay
Prohibits the head up to check on Lejonen match today? Do not despair, HBL 's hockey studio keeps you updated goal for goal.
Finland began intensively and dared to challenge Russia in the offensive zone . Just a few minutes into the game, Sami Vatanen, a shot off the post when Ilya Kovaltjuk sat deported.
2/13/2014
Watch: Tyler Ennis’ Miracle 3 Pointer Keeps Syracuse Undefeated
The legend of Syracuse freshman Tyler Ennis continues to grow.
Prior to the beginning of the college season, prominently deemed “The
Season of the Freshman”, most media outlets were focused on a bevy of
potential one-and-done players like Kansas’ Andrew Wiggins, Kentucky’s
Julius Randle, and Duke’s Jabari Parker.
While those superstar talents have been on display all season, an
under the radar frosh has been the key to the Syracuse Orange’s
fantastic 23-0 start to the season, namely Tyler Ennis.
Ennis may not have some of the eye-popping stats of some other players across the nation, but he has arguably been one of the nation’s top floor generals through February, displaying the poise of an upperclassmen, while guiding the Orange to it’s best ever start under legendary head coach Jim Boeheim.
As part of ESPN’s Rivalry Week, the nation’s top ranked team, Syracuse Orange, took on the #25 ranked Pittsburgh Panthers, in only their 2nd ever match-up as part of the ACC Conference.
With college basketball’s top rivalry game, Duke vs North Carolina postponed because of snow, viewers were treated to a tough Big East type drag out contest, featuring numerous lead changes but saw the Panthers pull away late until some late game heroics by senior CJ Fair, made it a 2 point lead by Pitt.
Enter Tyler Ennis, as the freshman calmly sank 2 clutch free throws on the road in the final minute, followed by 2 free throws by Pitt big man Talib Zanna, with just over 4 seconds remaining.
That proved to be too much time for the Panthers as Ennis drove to within 35 feet of the basket before heaving up a miracle 3 point buzzer beater that kept the orange undefeated(24-0), continuing Syracuse’s magical season…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEtJSAGWEqY
Ennis may not have some of the eye-popping stats of some other players across the nation, but he has arguably been one of the nation’s top floor generals through February, displaying the poise of an upperclassmen, while guiding the Orange to it’s best ever start under legendary head coach Jim Boeheim.
As part of ESPN’s Rivalry Week, the nation’s top ranked team, Syracuse Orange, took on the #25 ranked Pittsburgh Panthers, in only their 2nd ever match-up as part of the ACC Conference.
With college basketball’s top rivalry game, Duke vs North Carolina postponed because of snow, viewers were treated to a tough Big East type drag out contest, featuring numerous lead changes but saw the Panthers pull away late until some late game heroics by senior CJ Fair, made it a 2 point lead by Pitt.
Enter Tyler Ennis, as the freshman calmly sank 2 clutch free throws on the road in the final minute, followed by 2 free throws by Pitt big man Talib Zanna, with just over 4 seconds remaining.
That proved to be too much time for the Panthers as Ennis drove to within 35 feet of the basket before heaving up a miracle 3 point buzzer beater that kept the orange undefeated(24-0), continuing Syracuse’s magical season…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEtJSAGWEqY
Another sad loss. Comic legend Sid Caesar, of "Your Show of Shows", has passed away, age 91
Sid
Caesar, a comedic force of nature who became one of television’s first
stars in the early 1950s and influenced generations of comedians and
comedy writers, died on Wednesday. He was 91.
The Associated Press reported that his death was announced by Eddy Friedfeld, a family spokesman.
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