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Your in-law problems -- how to fix them

Here is some advice for keeping in-law relations sane and strife-free.

SI.com: Jim Kelley: Nothing was a lot on deadline day

There's a public perception in all sports, especially hockey, that if you aren't doing something you aren't moving forward and therefore you aren't competing. Nowhere is that more in evidence then on Trade Deadline Day.

SI.com: Pens get Ducks Kunitz, prospect for Whitney

The Pittsburgh Penguins traded defenseman Ryan Whitney to the Anaheim Ducks for forward Chris Kunitz and a junior prospect, less than two seasons into a six-year, $24 million contract that was supposed to make Whitney a key part of the Penguins' future.

Feds blame mine operator for fatal collapse

The U.S. government Thursday announced its highest penalty for coal mine safety violations, $1.85 million, for a collapse that killed six miners in Utah last year.

SI.com: Niedermayer to tell Ducks if he's returning

Scott Niedermayer is ready to announce whether he'll play one more season, and this time the Anaheim Ducks hope the star defenseman sticks with his decision one way or the other.

Report: Mine collapse lasted seconds, not triggered by quake

The Crandall Canyon mine collapse that killed six miners in Utah last summer lasted only seconds and was not caused by an earthquake, a new study says.

Coal company fined $420K for 'flagrant' violations

Federal authorities on Thursday ordered Andalex Resources Inc. to pay $420,300 in fines for "flagrant violations" at a coal mine it operates in Price, Utah.

Senate panel issues subpoena for Utah mine owner

A Senate subcommittee probing this summer's deadly Utah mine disaster has subpoenaed the mine's co-owner, ranking member Sen. Arlen Specter said Friday.

Congressman: Utah mine collapse appears a 'preventable tragedy'

Relatives of the six dead Utah miners told a House committee Wednesday that their loved ones were victims who had voiced safety concerns prior to the August 6 collapse.

Search ends for buried Utah miners

There is "no remaining hope" of finding six men trapped for almost a month in a Utah coal mine alive, a federal official said Saturday.

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