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The lost balls of Loch Nessupdated: Mon Nov 30 2009 12:35:00

On an expedition to find evidence of the Loch Ness monster, U.S. research teams found thousands of golf balls.

SI.com: Chris Ballard: A Bay Area streetball star whose reputation still livesupdated: Fri Feb 22 2008 12:00:00

If you grew up playing basketball in the Bay Area in the late 1980s, you knew about Hook Mitchell. You might not have known his first name -- it's Demetrius -- or perhaps even his last. But you knew Hook.

SI.com: His Body As Evidence updated: Tue May 08 2007 11:41:00

Ottawa Senators center Jason Spezza, who used to play as if he were saving his 6'3", 213-pound body to donate it to science, dropped to one knee and took a Patrik Elias shot in the chest with six minutes to go in Game 3 against the New Jersey Devils last week. Although the shot block was widely reported, the press might as well have said that a pig had been spotted flying over Parliament in Canada's capital. Indeed when Chris Stevenson of the Ottawa Sun asked Senators players if they had actually seen the block, forward Chris Kelly replied, "No. Like the Loch Ness Monster, you hear about it but you never see it."

SI.com: The myth behind the manupdated: Tue Mar 27 2007 11:16:00

FORT MYERS, Fla. -- Despite highly descriptive news reports, slow motion video and purported eyewitness accounts from major league hitters -- well, the Florida Marlins' scrubs -- Red Sox pitching sensation Daisuke Matsuzaka does not throw a gyroball, G. Gordon Grinch of the North Pole news bureau of SI has learned. Several sources close to Matsuzaka -- and you can't get much closer to Matsuzaka than Matsuzaka himself -- confirmed to Mr. Grinch that Matsuzaka's gyroball is nothing more than media mythology, a promulgation the pitcher delightfully enjoys.

UFO research: Findings vs. factsupdated: Fri Jun 23 2006 12:42:00

For decades now, eyes and sky have met to witness the buzzing of our world by Unidentified Flying Objects, termed UFOs or simply flying saucers. Extraterrestrials have come a long way to purportedly share the friendly skies with us.

CNNMoney: Soap and porn starsupdated: Wed Jun 23 2004 09:53:00

The Loch Ness Monster isn't real. Elvis really is dead. Oswald acted alone. ... And Ivory Soap doesn't float by accident.

FSB: They Saved Small Business When corporate America tried to seize the patent system from independent inventors, updated: Sat Apr 01 2000 00:01:00

Robert H. Rines is no stranger to complex topics or to controversy. An MIT-trained physicist and inventor, he holds dozens of patents on advances in fields as diverse as radar and fish farming. A p...

Fortune: Bookmarksupdated: Mon Oct 11 1999 00:01:00

Royce Holland is CEO and co-founder of Allegiance Telecom, a competitive local exchange carrier providing voice, data, and Internet service to businesses. He started the Dallas company two years ag...

Money Magazine: FORECAST: RECESSION -- NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'Tupdated: Sun Apr 01 1990 00:01:00

Is that recession you keep hearing about getting to be like the Loch Ness monster? Every once in a while it seems to poke its nose above the water, but it never surfaces. The latest sighting follow...

Fortune: BIGGEST CATCH CLIFFORD NOE b. JULY 17, 1930updated: Mon Jan 02 1989 00:01:00

PAST A SIGN that admonishes visitors, ''Halter tops, tube tops, see-through clothes will not be permitted,'' past an armed guard, through a metal ( detector, down a linoleum-lined corridor, and beh...

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