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"My name is Shelia Hurt and that is my legitimate name, not my derby name-everybody asks me that." Meet Sheila. If you passed by her on the street, you probably wouldn't think that she was too out of the ordinary. But that couldn't be more untrue. Sheila Hurt is one of the founding mothers of the C-U Rollers, a rapidly growing Champaign-Urbana roller derby team.
From coffee shops in Ridgewood, N.J., his home in Wayne, N.J., and anywhere there is cell service, a 28-year-old Iranian is broadcasting the ongoing uprising in his home country - one of a growing number of people intent on helping share with the world what happens on the streets of Tehran.
Ever since the 1960's, the world has been experiencing the glory that makes the musical super group. This term was coined to define such artists as Cream, Cosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and Cactus. Today, super groups are more prominent than ever. With so many talented musicians using their excess creative energy in side projects, collaborations have become incredibly common.
From my understanding, pizza is something that everyone can enjoy. It's delicious and satisfying. You can make it to your own taste. I particularly like it because it's versatile. You can do so many things with it, whether it's changing up the sauce or the toppings, you can make several small ones or even a large one, and the dough keeps for a while so you can make pizzas on separate occasions as well.
This year's winter Olympics closing ceremony was very delightful. First of all, this display should not be judged against Beijing's most elegant Olympic ceremony. It is completely and utterly its own different thing. As millions of people watch, the Olympic flame spreader does not operate right.
A football flies through the goal posts and smack dab into your face, an image so real you flinch and move out of the way. Only you are not standing behind the end zone, but sitting on your living room couch, experiencing the wonders of sports on 3D TV. Once the stuff of cheesy graphics and paper glasses, 3D technology is on the precipice of changing the way we watch sports on television.