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BY MEGAN DOWNS • FLORIDA TODAY • October 17, 2009 Tuesday has been designated the National Day on Writing. It's a day to celebrate writing -- in all its forms. FLORIDA TODAY plans to mark that day with your eloquent tweets. Throughout the day, we want you to capture what you're doing, your thoughts, what you're seeing or your mood in 140 characters or less. Don't worry. Ernest Hemingway wrote a story in just six words (For Sale: Baby shoes, never worn). You can write a haiku about your unsuccessful job search, an ode to the delicious blueberry muffins at the... [read full story]
Welcome to former World Cup referee Graham Poll's exclusive online column... here every Monday throughout the season as theformer top referee assesses the major storiesand controversies. Unsurprisingly, the blame for William...
You don't know what it's like in there, all night long things are creeping and cracking. And that red light is burning today's rumours' brain! Never mind Jermain Defoe's five-goal haul against Wigan or Landon Donovan's comedy...
By ROSS MCGUINNESS - Monday, November 23, 2009 A soldier who served in Afghanistan and Iraq was shocked when bar staff refused to serve him - because he was wearing his uniform. Guardsman Brad Thomas and Grenadier Guard Jimmy...
