| Texting with Tim Russell
I was secretly hoping that Tim Russell wasn't serious, or at the very least, detailing an esoteric roadmap to getting laid. Truthfully, this 24-year-old freeskier is completely serious. Sort of. Maturing to backcountry has given Tim more credibility in skiing, but preparing for fatherhood has given him a new perspective on life. As soon as you think Tim is headed for a life of daddy day care and mini-vans, you might want to re-examine his resume. While simultaneously filming with PBP and Rage, in addition to fostering Giv Clothing through a competitive industry, Tim's plate is full year-round. However, don't expect completely grown-up answers and a stodgy attitude because as the 21st century dad is evolving, so is Tim. I thought I would candidly catch up with Tim the modern way, via text messaging.
Kurt Busch Still Has a Bright Future
Busch became NASCAR's newest free agent when he was pushed out of Hendrick Motorsports so the team could make room for Dale Earnhardt Jr. It's opened a ton of opportunities for the talented but temperamental driver, as at least six of the top Nextel Cup owners are on record as being interested in signing him. And, believe it or not, Busch has far more opportunities than Earnhardt did. Earnhardt had very firm criteria during his job search, which was limited to only the top Chevrolet teams in NASCAR. He wants to win a championship, and at age 32, the clock is ticking on his career. He couldn't gamble with his choice, and realistically only had three teams to choose from. Busch doesn't have the same restrictions. He can drive a Chevy, Ford, or Dodge — maybe even a Toyota — and at 10 years younger than Junior, Busch has a much bigger window to find success.
Groups call on Canada to bring home Gitmo prisoner
It's about taking a stand on human rights that matter and that must prevail no matter what a person's identity is or what family they came from," he said. Neve said Canada is also reluctant to intervene because politicians are worried about U.S. criticism that Canada is soft on terrorism. Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. .
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