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In 2000, a tornado touched down in Holladay, causing $100,000 in damage. Sun & moon o o Last quarter New May 27 June 3 RISES SUN 6:03 a.m. MOON 12:49 a.m. First quarter June 10 p.m 10:37 a.m. A... .... M , . , v. National forecast Severe thunderstorms will rip through the Midwest from northeastern Kansas to Wisconsin today, while a large trough in the West continues to produce cool, showery weather. Sky watch c SETS 8:45 &mt1H&l Full June 18 RISES SETS 6:02 a.m. 8:46 p.m. 1:18a.m. 11:42 a.m. Tonight's Sky: Mars Phoenix Lander is scheduled to land at 4:35 p.m. PDT on Mars. ISS is visible at 9:08 p.m. moving from SW to NE at altitude of 87 degrees. Source: Jim Todd. Oregon Museum of Science and Industry MERCURY VENUS MARS JUPITER SATURN RISES 7:03 a.m. 5:53 a.m. 10:44 a.m. 12:03 a.m. 12:48 p.m. SETS 10:05 p.m. 8:22 p.m. 1:11 a.m. 9:33 am 2:20 a.m: FRENCH OPEN heading into Roland Garros Tennis is topsy-turv-y Howard Fendrich THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS Everything about tennis is topsy-turvheading into the French Open. Roger Federer, seemingly invincible against anyone but Rafael Nadal, is off to his worst start to a season since 2001. Nadal, meanwhile, recently lost for only the a match on clay second time in three years. Justine Henin, like Nadal the three-tim- e reigning champion in Paris, suddenly retired this month at the age of 25, the first woman to walk away from the sport while ranked No. 1. There's more: Andy Roddick, American the highest-ranke- d man, is sidelined by a bum shoulder; new No. 1 Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams also pulled out of recent matches because of injuries; e players are openly complaining about tour calendars and commitments; and the subject of gambling won't go away. It 's enough to make one wonder which way is up as the tennis world gathers at Roland y high-profil- ON THE AIR important stretch of tournaments," he said Friday. "And it starts here in Paris, so I feel FRENCH OPEN good about my chances again." This, despite coming off a Today, 10 a.m. loss to Nadal on clay in the TV: ESPN2 ' Hamburg Masters final. That , dropped Federer's career marks against the Spaniard Garros for the season's second to 0 overall and on clay, Grand Slam tournament, which including losses to Nadal in the begins today. past two French Open finals. Start with Federer, whose 12 kTr The major remains major singles championships the only Grand Slam title missput him two shy of Pete Saming from Federer's resume. pras' career record. Consider "Two years ago, I was more this: Each of the past six years, pessimistic, because I saw that Federer arrived at the French Rafa was completely dominatand Open with at least two tournament ing the game on clay," Federer as many as six said. "But now I think I'm really titles to his credit. The past CHRISTOPHE ENAAssociated Press close." three seasons, he was a comThe Swiss star pointed to 103-Rafael Nadal, left, smiles to bined with 13 trophies Defending French Open champion bout of mononucleosis as a a other each cross as for the Federer French training they Open. Roger entering for his struggles in Ausreason the on in 26-stadium Garros at is in Roland Paris, 2008? with He And sessions Saturday tralia. But he's had his problems eve of the French Open tennis tournament opening. only one title. He was upset even after pronouncing himself by eventual champion Novak healthy, Djokovic in the Australian Open "W hatever happened until the end of the year," U.S. Davis win. This year, it's very much semifinals in January, ending in question." now, I'm just happy I have Federer's streak of reaching 10 Cup captain Patrick McEnroe Ask Federer where he thinks enough matches in my legs, and said. "Whereas in years past, coasecutive Slam finals. I feel he stands, though, and tltere's very positive alxut these "For the first time, I get on a there was no doubt that Febut I I No. be iix'oming tournaments." Federto derer was going optimism. nothing plane to leave Australia, and er said. " These are the ones I reit was just a question of how "I'm feeling where I want have some doubt alxiut who's lx- before a 1 in the world at he to was to No. ally wanted to get ready for." to be really stonily going many majors going h .v,-- ' r """ clay-cour- t top-seed- 9 7 Henin also could have been trying to win a fourth French Open in a row. But she says she's done for good, an announcement that leaves Williams as the only past Roland Garros champion in the women's field. "Am I surprised? Maybe a little bit," Sharapova said about Henin's decision. "But ... if I were 25 and I've achieved the things that she's achieved in her career, I feel like there's a lot more to life to explore." Henin's absence gives more hope to someone such as Sharapova, trying to complete a career Grand Slam, or Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic, attempting to claim a first major championship. "It just completely opens up the whole draw," said Michael Chang, winner of the 1981) French Open title who was elected this year to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. "I'm actually a little bit surprised that she maybe didn't wait 'til maybe after one more French, because it's a surface that she loves so much and a tournament tliat means a lot to her i |