| Wizards open home slate vs. Toronto
The Kansas City Wizards and Toronto FC play the front end of their home-and-home series this week, as the Wizards open the home portion of their 2007 schedule after starting with a pair of games on the road, coming away with a victory and a defeat. On Saturday, when the teams play the return match in Toronto, it will the grand opening of BMO Field in TFC's first-ever home game; they come into the third game in club history looking for their first win - and first goal. REFEREE: Andrew Chapin. SAR (bench): George Vergara; JAR (opposite): Jose Corro; 4th: Brad Clem
MLS Career: 15 games; FC/gm: 28.9; Y/gm: 5.0; R: 4; pens: 1
Games involving Wizards: P4 W4 L0 T0; FC/gm: 25.5; Y/gm: 5.3; R: 1; pens: 1
Games involving Toronto FC: first game INJURY REPORT: KANSAS CITY WIZARDS - OUT: DF Matt Groenwald (blood clots), MF Ryan McMahen (torn ACL); MF A.J.
WWE Champion John Cena Is In Nottingham!
WWE SmackDown vs RAW 2007, made by THQ, is a next generation wrestling game which allows players to experience the thrill of being a WWE Superstar like never before. It offers new key features, incredible graphics and gameplay that immerses players in hyper-real WWE action in and beyond the ring. Peter OShaughnessy, Regional Manager at GAME said "We are all very excited to have John Cena in our store in the Victoria Centre, Nottingham. WWE has always been a popular sport in this country and across Europe, and with new high-resolution textures and motion-captured technology we can offer customers the deepest and most realistic wrestling experience ever." "To be able to launch this game with John Cena here in our Nottingham store is a great way for GAME to provide something extra to our customers." So, why not get down to GAME in the Victoria Centre and lace up you boots for the definitive wrestling experience that is WWE SmackDown vs RAW 2007! WWE SmackDown vs RAW 2007 will be available from 10th November 2006 on PlayStation 2 and Xbox 360, priced from 29.99 and will release on PSP in December.
American Dad Vol. 2 (R2) in May
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Unlocking the Mystery of American Idol's Success
At last I have figured out why American Idol is such a modest success. (Though it is treated as if it receives record breaking ratings, in fact American Idol regularly is seen by only about three to five million more viewers than Murder She Wrote at the peak of that show's success. I don't remember the media attention given Angela Lansbury that any of the singers on American Idol get.) At first I assumed it was, like other talent shows, supposed to be a showcase for talented singers. I know from experience that there are many, many singers toiling in obscurity who are far better than such superstars as Michael Bolton and Britney Spears. As such, I could only assume that many of these talented nobodies would make it onto American Idol. Regardless, since I care not for these kinds of shows, I've never actually watched an entire episode of American Idol.
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( BW)(NY-IBM)(IBM) IBM Board Approves 33 Percent Increase in Quarterly Cash Dividend; Authorizes $15 Billion for Stock Repurchase Business Editors KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 24, 2007--(NYSE: IBM) The IBM board of directors today declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.40 per common share, payable June 9, 2007 to stockholders of record May 10, 2007. Today's dividend declaration represents an increase of $0.10, or 33 percent more than the prior quarterly dividend of $0.30 per common share. In the last two years IBM has doubled its quarterly dividend. This is the 12th year in a row that IBM has increased its quarterly cash dividend, representing a total increase of 540 percent since 1996. With the payment of the June 9 dividend, IBM will have paid 366 consecutive quarterly dividends, starting in 1916.
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