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BY MARK DeCOTIS • FLORIDA TODAY • July 5, 2009 Clint Bowyer knows how to win. His 10 combined victories in NASCAR's three national touring series -- Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Trucks -- along with his 2008 Nationwide Series championship, attest to that. And his car owner Richard Childress is no stranger to Victory Lane and championship celebrations either, having a combined 163 victories and 10 championships in NASCAR's top three series. Yet in 2009, something had been missing. Heading into Friday night's Subway Jalapeno 250 Nationwide race at Daytona, neither Bowyer nor Childress had a victory, much to their mutual consternation. But as the sun rose Saturday morning, Bowyer and his boss found themselves basking in the spotlight of Bowyer's dominating victory on Friday night and are hoping it sparks a revival of... [read full story]
WASHINGTON — Sen. Jim Inhofe, considered the leading skeptic in Congress that human activity is causing global warming, wants an investigation into whether some of the leading scientists on the topic manipulated data to inflate...
TALLAHASSEE -- FSU closed out Tuesday night's practice inside Doak Campbell Stadium to the steady drone of piped-in crowd noise, much like it did a few weeks back in preparation for a trip to Clemson. The ear-piercing sound...
Two words that should never be used in customer service One of the most annoying concepts far too many companies embrace when it comes to customer service is that of "statistical insignificance." The airline industry operates...
By Nate Beutel Niagara Gazette Rick Wrazin’s response to compare this year’s edition of the Niagara-Wheatfield Federation ice hockey team to last year’s state semifinalist squad is going to scare other area coaches. Wheatfield,...
