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Red Cross Myanmar relief

The Red Cross has mobilized in Myanmar following a cyclone that is estimated to have claimed over 20,000 lives. More info

Tim Krumrie, who was carried off the field in his final game -- Cincinnati 's 33-30 victory over Philadelphia on Dec. 24, 1994 -- will be featured in an upcoming NFL Films series on teams that fell just short of winning championships. The ex-Badger broke his leg during Super Bowl XXIII and the Bengals lost in the final minute to San Francisco.

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Lucas: Krumrie still delivering hard knocks

Mike Lucas

Kansas City Chiefs defensive line coach Tim Krumrie has seen the replay hundreds of times, and he still gets a "little queasy and sick to his stomach" whenever he breaks down the play step by step. That includes the gruesome step where his leg snaps like a matchstick. read story

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The Capital Times' John Nichols predicts that Barack Obama will be the Democratic nominee for president.

John Nichols: Why Obama will win Wisconsin

John Nichols

Barack Obama will be the Democratic nominee for president, and he will win the critical swing state of Wisconsin by a comfortable margin. read story

Confessions of a money manager: See the light of solar stocks

Ray Unger

Well, here we go again. Oil prices are now over $120 a barrel, and everyone, it seems, knows exactly what to do. read story

John Oncken: Landmark silo gone, and perhaps its history, too

John Oncken

It was surely a landmark standing tall on the hill off Lake Kegonsa Road southwest of Stoughton in Dane County. Obviously it was a silo of some sort, but what kind? read story

Behind the Mike: 'Live with Regis and Erin'?

Mike Lucas

Erin Andrews was telling a Bo Ryan story on the way to the airport and her next assignment -- air time being an occupational hazard and occupation. Pick a day, any day, and there's a good chance that the ESPN sideline reporter will be in transit from one airport to the next, as dictated by her all-consuming schedule. read story

Rob Schultz: In name of money, torture of horses goes on

Rob Schultz

It's been a tradition with my family to stop whatever we're doing during the late afternoon of the first Saturday in May and watch the Kentucky Derby. read story

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