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Raissman: Faces grow long as Torts gets short
The media focus on John Tortorellas interaction with it, specifically his often bizarre press conferences, has officially become an obsession. When NHL analysts, and Valley of the Stupid talkies, are analyzing Tortorellas surly postgame sessions more than whats actually happening on the ice, the fascination is real.

Rangers' Marian made big error, lands in doghouse
The Rangers are familiar with the criticisms about their lack of killer instinct and inconsistent offense, but questions about the Blueshirts desire to win is quite a different obstacle to overcome following Wednesday nights 3-2 loss to the Devils in Game 2.

Clemens lawyer gives trainer quite a workout
For nearly seven hours, attorney Rusty Hardin stood in the middle of a federal courtroom here Thursday hurling insults, accusations and righteous indignation as if his clients very freedom depended on it.

Two singers left after Ledet voted off 'Idol'
Gospel-driven singer Joshua Ledet lost any prayer of becoming the next American Idol Thursday. The big voiced contender got the late-breaking ax, leaving as the final two, 16-year-old R&B singer Jessica Sanchez and wily folk-rock wanna-be Phillip Phillips.

Texts revealour true lives
IF YOU WANT a straight answer, start typing. A new study suggests that people are more likely to spill the beans in text messages than in conversation. Many people thought that texting would decrease the likelihood of disclosing sensitive information because it creates a persistent, visual record of questions and answers that others might see, said University of Michigan psychologist Fred Conrad.