The Biggest Loser: John Rhode Drops 220 Lbs.

Arizona special education teacher John Rhode is loss his half weigt within one year.
The 41-year-old went from a initial weight of 445 lbs. to 220 lbs. to grow to be season 12's Biggest Loser champ, pocketing a cool $250,000 for his struggle on Tuesday's finale of the NBC hit.
"I like my new body. I feel great," an ecstatic Rhode told Us Weekly after his big succeed. "I've got a whole new approach, a whole new hopefulness. I place myself to the limit and now I know that I can do anything!"
Defeating out former NFL player runner-up Antone Davis and third-place finisher Ramon Medeiros, Rhode was skilled by Dolvett Quince as part of Loser's red team this season.
Quince was firstly skeptical about Rhode's capability to make a lifestyle alter when he visited the father of two shortly before the ending to find that Rhode had delayed most household duties to his wife and not returned to work in order to spend all his time at the gym.
But at Tuesday's ending, the newbie trainer had altered his tune.
"I'm very thrilled for John," Quince told Us. "I pray and trust that he keeps the loss weight and it's just not about this finale [result, and] that he realizes that there's never a finale…that [maintenance] is what it's all about."

iPad 3 rumors threaten Apple iPad 2 Christmas Holiday Sales

Current iPad 3 rumors that spread over many news and blog sites is supposedly intimidating the Christmas holiday sales of Apple iPad 2. Apple iPad 3 was rumored to be in market between March or April of 2012 by the Taipei based Digitimes. A idea video of the Apple iPad 3 was also uploaded on YouTube.
The Apple iPad 3 rumors is predictable to have an effect on the choice of iPad 2 buyers and other computer tablets. This newest rumors might result to a lower iPad 2 sales for the rest of the month, according to business analysts.
iPhone 4 sales in the summer of 2011 supposedly went down after rumors of iPhone 5 was published. Finally, an iPhone 4S was freshly released instead of an iPhone 5.
Jeff Haywood of The Grand Rapids Press said that “most non-geeks will be excited to get Apple’s tablet this year and probable would not miss any features the comming version may get.”
In the meantime, other reports say that some experts suppose that lower Apple iPad 2 holiday sales would be good for the economy.

Ryan Braun tests positive for PED, says 'It's BS'

Ryan Braun, the 2011 National League Most important player and the cornerstone of the Milwaukee Brewers' franchise, experienced optimistic for a performance-enhancing drug and could face a 50-game postponement to start 2012, a blow for the Brewers and a sport that seemed to put the most horrible of its steroid era behind it.
Braun, however, plans a vigorous protection of the positive test. He will submit petition any postponement and on Saturday night told USA TODAY of the result: "It's BS."
Sport channel first reported that Braun had tested positive, and that he'd provided a urine sample during the 2011 playoffs, then was up to date of the positive result in late October. A source told sport channel the positive result came about from elevated levels of testosterone in Braun's system, and a ensuing test exposed the testosterone was synthetic.
Braun, 28, who was aware of sport channel forthcoming report, published a statement via  his agency: "There are extremely strange circumstances nearby this case which will support Ryan's complete blamelessness and demonstrate there was totally no intentional violation of the program. While Ryan has faultless character and no previous history, unfortunately, because of the process we have to maintain privacy and are not able to discuss it any further, but we are positive he will ultimately be exonerated."
Braun topped the Dodgers' Matt Kemp in NL MVP balloting, after he hit .332 with 33 homers and 111 RBI. During the season, the Brewers signed Braun to a five-year, $105 million addition that would keep him in Milwaukee through 2020.
In his first five main league seasons, Braun has averaged 36 homers, 118 RBI and a .563 slugging percentage.
He becomes the first reigning MVP to test positive for performance-enhancing medicines, though numerous award-winners through the early part of this century -- Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Alex Rodriguez and Jason Giambi, to name a few -- either tested positive for steroids or were strongly connected to them through legal events or investigations.
Other than Los Angeles Dodger slugger Manny Ramirez's first performance-enhancing medicines ban, in early 2009, baseball's drug suspensions had been limited mainly to fringe players since the sport tightened its PED policy after the 2005 season.
Ramirez, in fact, was the lone player on an active major league roster suspended during the 2011 season.
In the wake of slugger Mark McGuire’s January 2010 admission that he used performance-enhancing medicines, Commissioner Bud Sleigh all but stated the game's steroid era over in a statement.

Top News Events: Michael Jordan’s Future Neighbors Already Annoyed They Live Near Michael Jordan

Top News Events: Michael Jordan’s Future Neighbors Already Annoy

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Michael Jordan’s Future Neighbors Already Annoyed They Live Near Michael Jordan

Michael Jordan is recently building a 37,000-square foot home in Florida. That home is going in The Bears Club, a private golf resort designed by Jack Nicklaus. Jordan wish to move in  2012, but residents are previously bad tempered.“I don’t understand which is worse,” the basis said. “The under smoked cigars in the grass or that fact that he often plays without a posse. I’ve seen him out there with 10 people and they’re hooting and hollering. The point of living in this place is that it’s quiet. The residents are furious but there isn’t much they can do about it.”
Not to talk about the guy in Jordan’s posse who continually points out the other residents’ bacon necks. I do not want that guy execution around my neighborhood either.
With that in mind, I present this future communication between Jordan and the head of security at The Bears Club.
Head of Security: Mr. Nicklaus draws a lot of water in this town. You don’t draw shit, Jordan. Now we got a nice, silence little golf group of people here, and I aim to keep it nice and quiet. So let me make something simple. I don’t like you sucking around, bothering our citizens, Jordan. I don’t like your jerk-off name. I don’t like your jerk-off face. I don’t like your jerk-off performance, and I don’t like you, jerk-off. Do I make myself clear?

Hulk Hogan wedding marred by a brawl

Hulk Hogan (real name Terry Bollea) is  going to contact to court to battle back against accusations prepared by his ex-wife Linda that he battered her during their 24-year relationship and had a gay love affair with another wrestler.
The source of the worry is Linda Hogan's 2011 life story, "Wrestling the Hulk: My Life Against the Ropes." In the book, she claims the semi retired pro wrestler will physically abuse her, include spent her by her hair and clothes and choking her.
As well, during her rounds of media interviews to support the book, Linda oblique to an interviewer that Hogan may have had a sexual affair with Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake (real name Ed Leslie). In her interview, she made comparision herself to Nicole Brown Simpson, slain  previous wife of O.J. Simpson.
The St. Petersburg Times reports Hogan has sumited a civil suit in Clearwater, Fla., claiming the book and the interviews Linda Hogan has agreed have "harmed the reputation of Mr. Bollea, showing him to distrust, hatred, dislike and ridicule."
The book and interviews will be seen as Linda's payback for Hulk Hogan's own tell-all book "My Life Outside the Ring," available in 2009, which said Linda was an "rude strong."
The Hogans had their lives taped as part of the true series "Hogan Knows better," which aired from 2005 until 2007. Shortly after the termination of the series, Linda Hogan filed for divorce after shocking reports surfaced that Hulk had an affair with a female friend of their daughter.