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71Deion Sanders - American Football Star
Former NFL cornerback and MLB outfielder, Deion Luwynn Sanders was born in Fort Myers, Florida, on August 9, 1967. Sanders is now a commentator for the NFL Network.
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73Sir Stirling Moss and the Mille Miglia
There is absolutely no hyperbole in calling Sir Stirling Moss one of the greatest drivers who ever lived. To list his many accomplishments behind the wheel would take hundreds of pages just to get started. We’re just focusing on the Mille Miglia for now.
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69How To Race The Mille Miglia
The Mille Miglia is a club belonging largely to the world’s richest and most powerful car lovers, but believe it or not, you don’t actually have to be a professional race driver or multi-millionaire to enter the Mille Miglia… The Mille Miglia is restricted to the cars that have competed in at least one of the original Mille Miglia races, or at least exemplary vehicles of the same make and model.
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71The Mille Miglia Of Today
For the uninitiated, Mille Miglia is an Italian name which translates to Thousand Miles, and is, as one might guess, a thousand mile endurance race across Italy. While the first Mille Miglia races ran from 1927 to 1957, today's races really began in 1982, and, in honor of the original races, the drivers always compete in cars from the 1927 to 1957 era.
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56Golf: Weather and Your Game
Golf is tough enough in nice weather, but what do you do when the wind picks up or it starts drizzling? The last thing you want to do is panic. The fact is if you know how to adjust your game to fit the elements, you can go for the green while your playing buddy frantically scrambles for an up-and-down par or bogey.
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70The Original 1927 Mille Miglia
The history of the Mille Miglia is actually a bit complicated. The original races only ran from 1927 to 1957, the event was then continued as a rally event from '58 to '61, wherein the drivers would stay under the speed limit save for a number of predetermined stretches, but this toned down version of race was discontinued as well. In 1977, the race was revived in the form of, essentially, a parade, as opposed to a fast paced competitive race, and finally, in 1982, the original Mille Miglia was
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68Tim Brown - An NFL Legend
Timothy Donell Brown was born on July 22, 1966 in Dallas, Texas. He is a retired NFL wide receiver. He played for the Oakland Raiders for 16 years, during that time he became one of the National Football League's most inexhaustible wide receivers of all time. The success that Tim Brown found while he was with the Raiders gained him the title of "Mr. Raider".
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67Jim Valvano and the V Foundation
Jim Valvano, former North Carolina State head coach established his own cancer foundation (The Jimmy-V Foundation) ... a month before cancer took his life. My own Father has recently died from cancer, and like Jimmy Valvano, he was an inspiration to myself and many - although in a far more quiet way.
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66The Mini Mille Miglia
For serious petrolheads, the Mille Miglia is the endurance race. The World Series, the Superbowl, the World Cup and the Olympics all in one. But… if you don’t have the time for the Mille Miglia, or if you just want to get a warm-up race in before the big game starts, you could always check out the Mini Mille Miglia.
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71Bass Fishing - Winning Tips
Bass fishing is presently the most popular freshwater sport in America. The most famous bass fishing enthusiast is perhaps former President Franklin Roosevelt. It has been said that without President Roosevelt and the many dams that he built, many bass fishing events that exist today could not have been possible.
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