He began his career at Oklahoma, playing one season as the backup to Adrian Peterson.

According to Choice's Scouts Inc.'s draft profile, Choice "projects as a solid backup in the NFL and should come off the board in the mid-round range of the 2008 draft."

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Go to ESPN.com's 2008 NFL Draft index Buzzmaster: (1:56 PM ET ) We've got Tashard! Mark H. (Bowling Green, OH): What current NFL running back to you compare your game to? Tashard Choice: (1:57 PM ET ) I really think Brian Westbrook from the Eagles. He's really shifty. He cuts back. That's how I see myself running. Techfan: Atlanta, GA: Hey deuce have you talked to Calvin at all about the draft and the combine? Tashard Choice: (1:57 PM ET ) I'm actually living with Calvin.

Automated 'Ballet mécanique' beats the live show

In a fine example of cultural cooperation the Wolfsonian museum and the New World Symphony coordinated separate takes on Antheil's over-the-top Ballet mecanique. On Friday night the New World Symphony Percussion Consort presented a live performance of the 1953 version, and Saturday the Wolfsonian unveiled an automated ''robotic'' performance, which can be heard daily at 1 and 4 p.m. through Dec. 11.

Inspired by the contemporary Dada and Futurist art movements, Ballet mecanique remains one of the most audacious of all compositions. Written in 1924 as an intended soundtrack to Fernand Leger's surrealist short film of the same name, Antheil's work was scored for a thunderous percussion ensemble including 16 player pianos, bass drums, xylophones, bells, sirens and three airplane propellers.

Best Answers to Sunday Question ...

But should a person who is high profile in a certain segment of our population be ignored when he commits such an act? Or has suicide become so common place that it has lost its stigma? I was tempted to publish a short report about the suicide here. What do you think? Let folks find out through the grapevine. Or stonewall the unexpected death? (With that, I'm headed for the couch because the pain meds are kicking in. Miss you guys today. I'll be back later.)

Giants, Jets prepare to scout combine

For general managers Jerry Reese and Mike Tannenbaum, though, the task marks the beginning of the Giants' attempt to keep the status quo and for the Jets to turn things around.

It could prove a tougher road for Reese and his Super Bowl-winning staff. As they say, reaching the top is a lot easier than staying there.

"It'll be a little different this year because everybody will be patting us on the back and saying, 'Good job,' '' Reese said. "But we'll try to stay focused and get us another strong draft class.

"The bar's been set high. I have this great fear of winning the Super Bowl and not making the playoffs the next year. We don't want that. We don't want to disappear.''

Reese heads into Indianapolis with fond memories of his last combine his first as general manager which began the trail to an unquestionable home run of a 2007 draft.

Chances of mid-term poll bleak: Badal

Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal here today expressed bleak chances of mid-term Lok Sabha polls under the prevailing political scenario at the Centre. He, however, said his party was ready to face elections at a notice of 5 minutes only.

The Chief Minister had come for a sangat darshan programme. He said the SAD-BJP combine was strong as a rock and there were no differences, as both partners were having good relations. He described a separate meeting of Punjab BJP leaders with the Central leadership of the BJP as internal matter of the party.

He said a grant of Rs 9 crore had been released for the development of Fazilka area so far.

On the Bhankerpur distillery being set up at Ghallu village of Fazilka subdivision, which was strongly opposed by the SAD-BJP combine in the pre-Assembly poll scenario in Punjab, and grant of no-objection certificate to it, Badal feigned ignorance over the issue.

Sugars changing stations

Working alongside his wife, Nerissa, as news co-anchors for KCOY-TV, Drew Sugars' friendly, mellifluous voice and handsome face have greeted viewers locally most evenings for the past nine years.

But his audience will soon shrink from tens of thousands to several hundred.

He's leaving the Santa Maria station next week to start work as a public information specialist for the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department. Instead of the adrenaline rush, long hours and unyielding deadlines of broadcast news, he'll be working four days a week producing employee training videos and a monthly video on Sheriff's Department activities.

His focus will be on helping keep hundreds of employees better informed about what's going on within that multi-faceted agency, including any new equipment and programs.

On Books: The many benefits of "Eat, Pray, Love"

There she dipped her toes back into the life of flirting and dating, and fell head over heels in love with a handsome older man, a Brazilian named Felipe, whom she eventually married.

Buzz Briefs: Madonna, Ethan Hawke

The pop star's "Confessions" world tour pulled in $260 million, Forbes said. She also made money from album sales, her fashion line with H&M and a deal with NBC to broadcast her concert performance at London's Wembley Stadium.

Forbes.com said it compiled the list by examining concert grosses, merchandising revenue, album sales and other revenue from clothing lines, fragrance deals and endorsements.

Barbra Streisand is No. 2 with $60 million, thanks to her comeback tour of North America and Europe.

Celine Dion ranks third with $45 million, largely from her successful "A New Day" show in Las Vegas, which she wrapped up in December after a five-year engagement at Caesars Palace.

Shakira is fourth with $38 million, followed by Beyonce ($27 million), Gwen Stefani ($26 million), Christina Aguilera ($20 million), Faith Hill ($19 million), the Dixie Chicks ($18 million) and Mariah Carey ($13 million).

Boxing For Fitness Now Open To The Public at OIAM Merrillville

Octavius James, CEO of One In A Million Inc., has announced that the One In A Million Boxing Gym, located at 8789 Louisiana in Merrillville, now offers memberships to anyone who wants to Train Like A Champion. In addition to it's top-notch boxing equipment and world class certified boxing instructors, the 5000 square foot facility offers the latest in cardio equipment and free weights and now offers programs geared toward at-risk youth, childhood obesity and women's fitness. continue

Conditions in Northern Iraq Worsen...But McCain Says The War is a ...

Republican presidential front runner John McCain wants to convince the United States that the war in Iraq is succeeding...even though Northern Iraq is in complete peril. If he can't get the American people to accept the Iraq war, he says, " I lose. I lose." Right after McCain made the statement to reporters from his campaign bus, he didn't take long to back-pedal. "If I may, I'd like to retract 'I'll lose.' But I don't think there's any doubt that how they judge Iraq will have a direct relation to their judgment of me."McCain has been an avid supporter of the Iraq War, and makes clear that he intends on keeping U.S troops in the Middle East until the "War on Terror" is complete. He made a statement last month indicating that the troops could possibly be in Iraq for another 10,000 years, and his support of the military surge has been something he constantly boasts about.McCain's Democratic rivals argue his candidacy would serve as a continuation of George Bush's failed policies.