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Daily News Alert a {text-decoration:underline;} Yahoo! Alerts Yahoo! News - My Alerts - Edit Alert Friday, September 08, 2006 11:00 AM PDT Today's Weather News:
Florence to veer from U.S. to Bermuda Company settles Katrina workers' suit Heavy rains pound Tucson, Ariz. Tsunami spurs interest in Asian coasts Katrina hospital deaths case progresses Tropical Storm Florence takes aim at Bermuda Weather around the U.S.A. Army general recalls Katrina aftermath Child labor abuse increases 2 missing boys tracked to N.C. river Far-off Florence could become a hurricane Nursing home owners sue over Katrina Space shuttle set for liftoff Wednesday Three more killed as troops ferry in aid in flood-hit Kashmir Tropical Storm Florence forms in the Atlantic Hurricane leftovers cause minor flooding Florence to veer from U.S. to Bermuda
Fri, 08 Sep 2006 08:44 am PDT
AP - Tropical Storm Florence, chugging through the open Atlantic, was expected to strengthen and veer toward Bermuda and away from the East Coast, forecasters said Friday. Full Story Top
Company settles Katrina workers' suit
Fri, 08 Sep 2006 01:56 am PDT
AP - A construction company specializing in disaster recovery settled a lawsuit with migrant workers who were denied overtime even though they often worked long hours cleaning up wreckage left by Hurricane Katrina. Full Story Top
Heavy rains pound Tucson, Ariz.
Thu, 07 Sep 2006 04:59 pm PDT
AP - Heavy rains pounded the Tucson area on Thursday, flooding numerous streets and strangling traffic. Full Story Top
Tsunami spurs interest in Asian coasts
Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:14 pm PDT
AP - For much of his life, Viroj Dedsongprak paid little attention to the mangrove forests that surrounded his Thai village. He thought nothing of it when neighbors chopped down trees for firewood or plowed them under for shrimp ponds. Full Story Top
Katrina hospital deaths case progresses
Thu, 07 Sep 2006 11:59 am PDT
AP - New Orleans' coroner said Thursday he has the material he needs to present findings to a grand jury that will consider indictments against a doctor and two nurses accused of killing patients in the chaotic days following Hurricane Katrina. Full Story Top
Tropical Storm Florence takes aim at Bermuda
Fri, 08 Sep 2006 09:24 am PDT
Reuters - Tropical Storm Florence headed for Bermuda as a lopsided blob of gusty rain on Friday but seemed ready to strengthen into a hurricane before hitting the British territory, U.S. forecasters said. Full Story Top
Weather around the U.S.A.
Thu, 07 Sep 2006 05:51 am PDT
AP - Weather around the U.S.A. Full Story Top
Army general recalls Katrina aftermath
Thu, 07 Sep 2006 01:13 am PDT
AP - When civilian officials couldn't get a grip on Hurricane Katrina's devastation, it was Lt. Gen. Russel Honore who took charge, leading federal troops to help rescue thousands still stranded in New Orleans days after the storm. Full Story Top
Child labor abuse increases
Wed, 06 Sep 2006 04:51 pm PDT
AP - Children displaced, often orphaned, by tsunami, earthquakes and other disasters made last year a particularly sordid one for their exploitation as cheap labor or sexual victims, the government said Wednesday. Full Story Top
2 missing boys tracked to N.C. river
Wed, 06 Sep 2006 10:48 am PDT
AP - Two young brothers were missing from a home near a fast-moving stream Wednesday, while across the state six people were evacuated from an area flooded by a river swollen by Tropical Storm Ernesto. Full Story Top
Far-off Florence could become a hurricane
Wed, 06 Sep 2006 05:20 am PDT
Reuters - Tropical Storm Florence, which remains far from land and may not make landfall in the United States, could strengthen into the second hurricane of the Atlantic season within 48 hours, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said Wednesday. Full Story Top
Nursing home owners sue over Katrina
Tue, 05 Sep 2006 12:52 pm PDT
AP - Two nursing home owners who were arrested after 34 of their patients died in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are suing the government, saying federal, state and local officials failed to keep residents safe and evacuate vulnerable citizens as the storm approached. Full Story Top
Space shuttle set for liftoff Wednesday
Tue, 05 Sep 2006 11:53 am PDT
AP - Atlantis' six astronauts did some last-minute studying for their 11-day mission Tuesday as the weather forecast for Wednesday's space shuttle launch continued to look good. Full Story Top
Three more killed as troops ferry in aid in flood-hit Kashmir
Tue, 05 Sep 2006 11:53 am PDT
AFP - The death toll from the heaviest rains in 25 years in Indian Kashmir rose by three to 16 as troops rushed supplies to people cut off by floods, police said. Full Story Top
Tropical Storm Florence forms in the Atlantic
Tue, 05 Sep 2006 10:11 am PDT
AFP - Tropical Storm Florence formed well away from land, becoming the sixth named Atlantic storm this year, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center (NHC) said. Full Story Top
Hurricane leftovers cause minor flooding
Tue, 05 Sep 2006 06:47 am PDT
AP - Flash flooding triggered mudslides that trapped vehicles in Southern California as the fading remnants of Hurricane John dumped rain on parts of the Southwest. Full Story Top

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How the mighty have fallen. Remember when Priest Holmes was the uber-fantasy player? Bigger than LaDainian Tomlinson. Bigger than Peyton Manning. If you had Holmes, you were the envy of your league. That was 2003.
In 2006, Holmes isn't even fantasy-worthy. Pushed aside by the emergence of Larry Johnson in the Kansas City backfield last year, now injury-prone and washed-up, Holmes will start the season on the Chiefs' physically-unable-to-perform list. If he reclaims any part of his career, it will be as a bit player.
NFL running backs get a lot of glory if they're good. But it's not a position you get into for the job stability.

1. San Diego Chargers (11-5)
My surprise pick of the AFC. San Diego has the weapons on offense to take over a largely mediocre division. That includes Phillip Rivers, who is getting his long-awaited chance to prove himself after being the consolation prize when Eli Manning whined his way out of San Diego two years ago.
LaDainian Tomlinson and Antonio Gates are the best in the NFL at their respective positions. The receiver corps is a bit thin, but still has some punch.
I don't think the Chargers have the defense to do much once they get to the postseason, but get there they should.
The x-factor: Rivers. He can be better than Drew Brees. If he is, he has the weapons at his disposal to do big things.

2. Denver Broncos (9-7)
The Broncos seem to be a fashionable dark-horse selection to advance to the Super Bowl this season. With magic man Mike Shanahan as your coach, I suppose anything is possible. But I just got the feeling that the Broncos were a decent team that overachieved their way to the AFC Championship Game last year. I expect them to regress this year.
We've gone past the water-into-wine phase with Bronco running backs. With Mike and Tatum Bell, Shanahan is treading dangerously close to throwing stuff against the wall to see what sticks. Neither back staked his claim to the feature back position in training camp.
Jake Plummer had a good year last year. But I've never been a huge fan of The Snake. He takes the gunslinger mentality to the extreme. Too often, he's pass-first-think-later. It showed in the AFC title game loss to the Steelers.
The x-factor: the Bells. If Mike or Tatum emerges as a legit feature back, it will allow many more pieces to fall into place for Shanahan.

3. Kansas City Chiefs (7-9)
Coach Herm Edwards loves his running backs. This team is stacked in the backfield. Starter Larry Johnson can be spelled by Michael Bennett and Dee Brown. There's even the off chance that Priest Holmes might be able to contribute again at some point.
If only the rest of the roster were so deep.
QB Trent Green comes with my personal seal of approval. I drafted him in my fantasy league. His stable of targets, however, leaves something to be desired. WR Eddie Kennison and TE Tony Gonzalez are both well past their primes, and they're the best of the bunch.
The defense will rely heavily on LBs Derrick Johnson and Kendrell Bell to provide the leadership. CB Ty Law arrives low on gas and plagued by injuries.
The x-factor. the receiver corps. If they give Green reliable targets, this could be a playoff team.

4. Oakland Raiders (5-11)
I had to re-check the Raiders Web site to make sure that Art Shell had, in fact, been re-hired as the head coach. Who dredges up the failures of the past like that? It would be like the Browns suddenly deciding they wanted to give Jim Shofner a second look.
I chalk it up to another chapter in Al Davis' long, slow, painful descent into senility.
It's not all on Shell, however. The likely advent of another lousy season in the Black Hole will be more the product of Shell's roster.
LaMont Jordan is a decent enough running back. Too bad his rushing is going to be complimented (compromised?) by the throwing of Aaron Brooks and the catching of Jerry Porter. How long do you think it's going to be before Randy Moss spouts off because Brooks isn't finding him downfield? He might not just fake-moon the crowd the next time around.
On defense, the Raiders are anything but scary. Warren Sapp was a beast in Tampa Bay. Now, he's just fat, a postmodern Jerry Ball who can no longer get into the backfield.
The x-factor: Davis. The sooner he relinquishes control of the team, the better off the Raiders will be.

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