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SAN JOSE MINE, Chile — A drilling rig punched through to the underground purgatory where 33 miners have been trapped for 66 agonizing days under the Chilean desert, raising cheers, tears and hopes on Saturday.

Relatives waiting at “Camp Hope” on the surface waved Chilean flags and shouted with joy as word spread of the breakthrough, and one man frantically rang a bell even before a siren sounded to officially confirm that the escape shaft had reached the miners. They are still several days away from rescue: Engineers must first check the shaft and choose whether to reinforce it before pulling them to the surface.
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Michigan has received a commitment from highly regarded running back Dee Hart. After gaining 267 yards and scoring four touchdowns in a 45-0 Dr. Phillips High victory over Boone on Friday night, Hart, of Orlando, revealed his choice. He chose Michigan over Alabama, the Orlando Sentinel and several recruiting services, including Rivals.com and Scout.com, reported.

Earlier in the week, the Sentinel reported Hart informed the paper via text message he was “leaning toward Alabama,” but recruiting analysts who follow Michigan insisted he was a heavy Michigan lean.
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Being recently accused rogue behavior is not a excellent sign for the career of Shannon Sharpe. The ‘NFL Today’ announcer and former football star is taking a leave of absence, hoping all of this will of settlement with time. The ‘announcer NFL Today’ and the former football star is taking a leave of absence, hoping all this will settle with time. You have to keep reading for all the details, photos and a video. You should keep reading for all details, photos and video.

Michelle Bundy filed for a restraining order against the sports analyst That claiming he forced her into sexual acts and threatened her life. Michelle Bundy filed a restraining order against sports analyst claims that he forced her into sexual acts and threatened her life. There have been no arrests and it will from be further clarified at the hearing on Sept.. 20th. There was no arrest and will be further discussed at a meeting on 20 September. For he will from now be laying low. For now he’ll lay low. Read more…

Gospel music artist Marvin Sapp has lost his wife and best friend, MaLinda Sapp to colon cancer. Marvin and MaLinda had been married for 15 years and have three children. Marvin and his church, Lighthouse Full Life Center Church, had previously launched a 24 hour prayer campaign for the complete healing of MaLinda. Marvin recently curtailed his travel and recording plans in order to be with his wife during her time of sickness.

MaLinda Sapp was Administrative Pastor alongside Marvin Sapp at their church, Lighthouse Full Life Center Church in Grand Rapids, MI. According to MaLinda’s bio she was a limited licensed psychologist, licensed professional counselor and served as a college professor. She also served as manager for Marvin Sapp and had Executive Producer credits on many of his audio and video recordings.
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We’re reporting live from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, where Google’s just taken the wraps off its latest software product. The announcement itself is taking its time right now, with background facts like Google recently crossing the one billion users a week milestone, but the Google Instant service has been activated and you can see details about its immediate result delivery at the source below. Basically, the Goog no longer waits for you to hit Enter while searching and starts updating its results page Instantly as you type. Google describes it as a fundamental shift in seach and you can find more details along with its warm and fuzzy video introduction after the break.

Google Instant isn’t yet available for mobile, but the plot is to “release it soon.” The service is rolling out right now to signed-in users — some of us even got to use it ahead of the announcement — but it’s pretty much a question of luck as to when you might get it over the next few days. The UK, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, and Spain join the United States as the first countries to benefit from this new hotness, while Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer 8 are the first supported browsers. Native browser integration is also promised over the next few months, presumably meaning that when you search through your address bar, results will start flooding in before you’ve even finished asking the question.
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