Andy Murray: is he the world’s most dangerous player? - Times Online

At the conclusion of his pre-tournament television commitments yesterday, a last question was tossed at Rafael Nadal, world No 1, Wimbledon champion and international idol. “What do you think about Andy Murray?” he was asked â€" and he probably
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Italian tennis player was No. 92 before injuries took toll - Chicago Sun-Times
ROME -- Federico Luzzi, a former top-100 tennis player, has died of leukemia. He was 28. Luzzi died at a hospital in Arezzo, the Italian Tennis Federation said Saturday. He had been there for a few days after retiring last weekend from an Italian
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Tennis moves inside in C.O. - Bend Bulletin
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Stephanie Rice scoops Australian swimming awards - Guardian Unlimited
Swimming - Triple Olympic champion Stephanie Rice has been named as the Australian swimmer of the year, two months after she scooped the pool with three gold medals in Beijing. The 20-year-old was a runaway winner of the annual award after she won
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Doc Childre and Howard Martin, The HeartMath Solution
Heartfelt positive feelings create far more than a healthy psychological effect. They fortify our internal energy systems and nourish the body right down to the cellular level. For that reason, we like to think of these emotions as "quantum nutrients."