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...take on Saddam better than any exercise over an Arizona desert ever could. Indeed, as President Bush hurled rhetorical thunderbolts at Saddam from a United Nations podium last week, the Iraqi leader's troops were busy firing live ammo at U.S. planes. "They shoot at us every day," Captain Patrick Driscoll said last week, hours after his F-15 dodged ground fire from Iraqi forces while flying over northern Iraq. "You can't let your guard down for a minute...
...study didn't last long enough to show an appreciable difference in the two groups' death rates. Even if it turns out that the men in the surgery group didn't live any longer and were merely spared death from prostate cancer, that's quite an accomplishment, says Dr. Patrick Walsh at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions in Baltimore, Md., who invented a widely used nerve-sparing prostate surgery. "If you had a choice of dying of prostate cancer vs. dying of a heart attack," he says, "you'd pick dying of a heart attack...
...Wicklow Mountains. Renovated and expanded in the 17th century by the English Marshall of Ireland, the castle is a jewel of Georgian formality that has served as movie backdrop for Laurence Olivier's Henry V and Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon. Even if it's raining--and by St. Patrick, it's likely to be--spend some time along the trails winding through the 45-acre castle gardens, the equal of any in Europe. A short stroll can take you to the Japanese garden or the pet cemetery, a lovely if slightly surreal highlight. If you have a little more...
...Ljungberg and Brazilians Edu and Gilberto Silva have fashioned a side that has supplanted Manchester United as the most exciting team to watch, and at a fraction of the cost. Where United paid nearly $47 million for one defender, Rio Ferdinand, Wenger snapped up Henry, Pires, Ljungberg and captain Patrick Vieira for less than $36 million. The task for Wenger this season is to take home form into the European club competition, the Champions' League. Success there could make Arsenal very, very boring...
...Patrick Cavanagh...