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… I have a feeling that when the lights turn on, he’s going to respond,” coach Wade Phillips said. “Sometimes for players, it’s too big for them or they have problems. It seems like every time he gets a chance to show what he can do, he does well.”
Bryant declined to be interviewed Monday. But, really, there’s not much left for him to say.
He’s answered countless questions about his character and work ethic (the reasons he slid to the 24th pick in the draft) and his sordid family background (Miami’s GM apologized again last week for asking if his mother was a prostitute). He’s talked about the Cowboys’ high hopes for him (Jerry Jones decided draft night that Bryant would wear No. 88, same as Michael Irvin and Drew Pearson) and about lessons learned the hard way (he didn’t know he was supposed to carry a veteran’s pads). He’s certainly tired of talking about his rehabilitation from a high ankle sprain suffered July 30.

See the full article from “The Canadian Press”

For a start, you don’t normally have to bust your spouse out of a Texas jail, as the panellist Brett Williams has had to do for his band Cold War Kids. It’s the cost of doing business in that state, says Williams, who had to drive from Los Angeles overnight when an overzealous Texan plod mistook prescription pills for something racier.
Marriage doesn’t usually involve a late-night trip to Cedars Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles for a spouse suffering from unexplained panic attacks that “came out of nowhere”. (As one experienced manager notes, “by nowhere I do, of course, mean that you would have to discount the three-day ingestion of cocaine followed by sleeping pills – but aside from that it was an utter mystery”.) Nor does it often require you to race from Singapore airport to a gentleman’s club to rescue a “lost” spouse.

See the full article from “Sydney Morning Herald”

Strip clubs and cockpits don’t mix, at least not when there’s a spinning search light involved, says the FAA. The agency has asked Bombshells, a club near Love Field Airport in Dallas, TX, to keep its newly installed rooftop light turned off after the pilot for a Southwest flight reported his cockpit was flooded with light while trying to land the plane. The pilot feared that it was a laser strike, which can cause temporary blindness.

See the full article from “The Consumerist (blog)”