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A Super Bowl with many memorable moments and the
Patriots back on Top
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• Glendale, Arizona - For one half, it was a
  snoozer of a game. There were 28 points but
  except for the final six seconds before half
  time, there weren't any plays that brought fans
  out of their seats. But Super Bowl XLIX (New
  England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks) will be
  remembered for its exciting, crazy ending, the
  kind of final scene that would have a Hollywood
  scriptwriter saying, "Nah, nobody would ever
  believe that. In the end it was the NFL's
  glamorous star Tom Brady leading the Patriots to
  a 28-24 heart-pounding win and an undrafted
  rookie defensive back making an astonishing play
  to seal the win. After weeks of answering
  relentless questions, New England joined five
  other elite NFL teams with a fourth Super Bowl
  trophy. Pete Carroll, Seahawk's coach, looked so
  smart at the end of the first half, making an
  unorthodox call that resulted in an unexpected
  touchdown with time running out. But with 20
  seconds left in the game and the Seahawks
  scrambling for a potential game-winning TD, he
  blew it. Tom Brady, now three-time Super Bowl MVP
  and four-time winner of the big game, tells
  reporters "I've got a lot of football left."

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In Other News

• The deepening of the shipping channel in
  Savannah, Georgia, won't be dredging up just mud
  and sand. It will be raising up a link to the
  past an ironclad that protected the city during
  the Civil War until the vessel met its
  undignified demise. For about the next nine
  months, divers will be working to bring up the
  CSS Georgia, piece by rusted piece, from nearly
  40 feet down in the Savannah River. The 706
  million harbor deepening officially began
  Thursday with speeches and the firing of an old
  cannon at Old Fort Jackson near the wreck site.
  The removal of the CSS Georgia is necessary for
  the state and federal project, which will see the
  channel go from 42 to 47 feet so massive cargo
  container ships can use the port without relying
  on the tide.
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• President Obama is calling for tens of billions
  of dollars in new government spending, setting up
  a clear contrast with the new Republican
  Congress. All told, the president wants to spend
  37 billion more than the caps allow on domestic
  programs. That would pay for things like an
  expanded child care tax credit and subsidies to
  help students attend community college at no
  cost. Obama is also proposing an extra 38
  billion in defense spending. The White House says
  that money would help pay for the ongoing fight
  against the militant group calling itself the
  Islamic State, as well as military support for
  NATO allies rattled by Russian aggression in
  Ukraine.