Thursday, August 2, 2012

Williams not dwelling on missed chances

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan sees no reason for his team to feel disappointed by the lows of its up-and-down season. The Grove-based outfit had been briefly touted as a dark horse for the championship after Pastor Maldonado's victory at Barcelona, but since then the team has had a disappointing time which has yielded just 10 points in six races.

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Michael Phelps Of Music? Eight Record-Setting Pop Stars

Despite millions in sales and hundreds of YouTube views, music stars may never match Phelps' Olympic accomplishment.
By Gil Kaufman


Michael Phelps
Photo: Adam Pretty/ Getty Images

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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

US men's basketball set for familiar Nigerian team

U.S. Olympic men's basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski already knows what his superstars can do, and doesn't need to be reminded in the kind of blowouts his team routinely racks up during pool play. Skinn and the Patriots beat Michigan State, North Carolina and Connecticut ? all perennial powers who had been recent national champions. The Americans, who did not practice Wednesday, are approaching the Nigeria game as the next step in their quest for a second consecutive gold medal. The schedule picks up again Saturday with a matchup against Lithuania before the final game of group play Monday against longtime rival Argentina. The Americans still have times where they struggle against a zone defense, settling for 3-pointers instead of attacking and using their athletic advantages, and got themselves out of position defensively a few times early in Tuesday's game. Besides the 6-foot-9 Diogu and Skinn, Nigeria also has forward Al-Farouq Aminu ? the No. 8 pick in the 2010 draft ? on its roster. Aminu was traded last year by the Los Angeles Clippers to New Orleans in the deal for the U.S. starting point guard Chris Paul. Nigeria will need much better offensive execution to stand a chance after recording a pathetic three assists and going 1 for 16 from 3-point range in its loss to Lithuania. Wednesday's day off will probably be the last day of rest at the Olympics for the U.S. The Americans have dealt with a hectic schedule that took them across the United States and a couple of stops in Europe before arriving in London, and Krzyzewski has clearly been trying to give extra rest to Bryant, who will turn 34 this month and has played just 21 minutes in the tournament.

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New Academy President Hawk Koch Stepping Down as PGA President


While he takes a temporary leave from his PGA post, the group's other president, Mark Gordon, will serve as sole PGA president.

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iPhone 5 and iPad Mini 'will debut with a classic Apple unveiling on September 12th and be in the shops nine days later'

The iPhone is due for its first radical refresh since it launched in 2007, and it is expected to be bigger than ever - at least in terms of the screen-size, which is expected to increase to four inches.

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Lotus: No disappointment over Hungary

Lotus boss Eric Boullier says his outfit has no reason to be disappointed at failing to win the Hungarian Grand Prix. After another weekend when Lotus appeared to have the pace to triumph, Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Grosjean could not find a way past eventual winner Lewis Hamilton as they finished second and third for the second time this season. But rather than rue the missed opportunity, Boullier says he is overjoyed with the job his outfit is doing, adding that the Hungary performance was better for his team than Bahrain.

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The one vitamin pill experts say really IS worth taking (and you've probably never heard of it)

The body uses selenium - found in Brazil nuts and cereal - to make ‘selenoproteins’, which work like antioxidants preventing damage to cells.

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