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Antibacterial. There's something about the very word that provides a feeling of protection. After all, germs are everywhere. Health experts tell us to wash our hands often to avoid illness. So why not use a product that seems to give an extra edge against the bad guys?
Fueled by demand, antibacterial soaps and cleansers have become the dominant products in their category. Today, more than three-quarters of soaps contain an antibacterial ingredient. We talk with our wallets and manufacturers have listened, adding antibacterial chemicals to toothpaste, socks, plastic kitchenware, and even toys.
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Still, keeping your home clean doesn't mean you have to use these products, experts tell WebMD. Antibacterial and harsh cleansers are usually unnecessary. These products don't work any better than regular cleansers –and they damage the environment and potentially place our long-term health at risk.
Allison Aiello, PhD, assistant professor of epidemiology at the University of Michigan, headed a group that analyzed several studies comparing people who washed their hands with regular or antibacterial soap. In all but one trial, she tells WebMD, "there was no difference between groups, either in bacteria on the hands or in rates of illness." In a single study, people who used antibacterial soap did have fewer bacteria on their hands, but only if they washed for 30 seconds, 18 times a day, for five days straight.
Why don't antibacterial soaps work any better than regular soap? They do prevent illness in health care settings, where patients are more vulnerable to germs. But the antibacterial ingredients in hospital-strength soaps are up to 10 times the concentration of store-bought soap, according to Aiello.
"Also, antibacterial ingredients don't kill viruses, which cause the vast majority of minor illnesses people experience," she adds. That includes colds, flu, and stomach bugs.
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Early evidence suggests that the explosion in use of antibacterial cleansers may not be benign.
Antibacterial ingredients have become so popular, they're literally in our blood. In addition to lead and pesticides, the CDC now periodically monitors levels of triclosan, the most common antibacterial agent, in randomly selected Americans.
At CDC's last check in 2004, "about three-quarters of adults and children older than six had detectable levels of triclosan," according to Antonia Calafat, PhD, lead research chemist with CDC's National Center for Environmental Health.
People in higher income brackets had the highest levels, Calafat tells WebMD. "Most likely it was related to use of products containing triclosan, although unfortunately we didn't have that kind of lifestyle information from the participants," she says. Triclosan can enter the bloodstream through the skin, the mucous membranes in the mouth, or the intestines.
Could a daily dose of triclosan cause health problems? Experimental studies show that triclosan can cause bacteria to become resistant to antibiotics in test tubes. So far, no one knows whether that leads to the same result in hospitals or homes. Some researchers, though, believe resistant "superbugs" created by widespread antibacterial soap use could be a real possibility.
Aiello's research "showed a trend toward more resistant bacteria" on peoples' hands after one year of using antibacterial soap. The finding didn't reach the threshold for statistical proof, but Aiello says, "that might only be because we didn't follow people long enough."
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We had a great trip, found the locals to be welcoming and good fun. We were only in town for 3-4 days. The staff at the villa were excellent, the maids kept everything in order and the chef and her family were a real delight, our favorites! We would return in a heartbeat. the value for money in terms of the villa is hard to beat. Only thing I would suggest is to have the ability to make the hot tub and Jacuzzi hot and wire a music system throughout the villa. Much thanks to all who contributed to our fantastic w/end!!
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This was an incredible journey! We arrived at the house, up the huge mountain and felt as if we were in paradise! The view was beyond stunning and it was so peaceful. We loved the indigenous town of Uvita. The description of the home and area was exactly as expected. Del has an amazing household team: Alex and Estefany, who are wonderfully warm, helpful and friendly people. Without them, the trip would not have been as enjoyable...they were there for our every need and we miss them! They both made sure that every detail was taken care of for us and always explained how to get to places; they cleaned the home everyday while we were gone and we always returned to fresh laundry! Thank you to Del for also ensuring that our trip was the best it could be; he stayed in contact with us throughout the trip, checking in to make sure our stay was a good one! His home couldn't have been more relaxing after a long day of horseback riding, waterfall excursions, ATV'ing, boating, and more. Not only do you have an amazing view but the home has doors that open on all sides and you feel as if you a living among nature in the rainforest. Even when it did rain, we sat out on the patio with drinks and listened to the sounds of rain and animals. We experienced seeing a slow sloth in a tree one day, toucan birds and heard the roars of monkeys. We also saw a colorful macaw bird and baby monkeys playing in a local restaurant, among the trees. There are many wonderful beaches to explore every single day along the coast - some in the national parks and better ones outside of the park - especially Play Ventana, our favorite private beach, not far from Uvita. Also make sure to check out the Tilapias El Pavon restaurant near the Punta Mala de Osa bridge - it has an amazing waterfall on the grounds (INCREDIBLE!!). We don't have too many criticisms; we didn't have any bug biting problems and the house was bug free aside from a visit or two from a gecko; the ride up and down the mountain takes some getting used to as it is somewhat steep and narrow, but we just took it slow; we even stopped at Del's small yet beautiful waterfall on the grounds. Overall the trip was the perfect adventurous type vacation you dream of and the local people are extremely friendly; you feel safe all the time and only have to relax and enjoy the beautify surroundings. We will definitely return some day. Thank you Del, Alex and Estefany for such a lovely memory! The Sparacios, New York
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7:30 PM ET, February 8, 2012
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Indiana: D. Granger 21 Pts, 5 Reb, 4 Ast, 1 Stl
Atlanta: J. Smith 28 Pts, 12 Reb, 3 Ast, 5 Stl, 3 Blk
ATLANTA -- Josh Smith is skeptical about his chances of making the All-Star Game for the first time.
He sure played like he deserves to go.
Smith scored 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in his final game before the All-Star reserves are announced, leading the Hawks to a 97-87 victory over the Indiana Pacers that snapped Atlanta's three-game home losing streak Wednesday night.
The Hawks, who had fallen behind by big margins in each game on the homestand, finally got off to a good start. Atlanta built a 21-point lead in the first half and withstood repeated runs by Indiana over the final two quarters.
Smith made sure of that.
"We've got to play with urgency and desperation as a team," he said. "Tonight, it definitely showed. We had to get a win before we go out on the road."
Joe Johnson added 20 points for the Hawks, while Kirk Hinrich (17) and Tracy McGrady (13) contributed valuable minutes off the bench. But this night belonged to Smith, who has stepped up his game with All-Star center Al Horford expected to miss most of the season with an injury. Smith is averaging 15.6 points and 8.9 rebounds a game, numbers that may finally be good enough to land an All-Star nod of his own.
Not that he's confident of his chances heading into Thursday's announcement.
"I thought I've deserved it two years in a row," Smith said. "I'm not going to get my hopes up until I see how it goes."
Danny Granger scored 21 points to lead the Pacers, who couldn't overcome the big deficit after winning the night before at home. Indiana has lost nine straight in Atlanta, a streak dating to 2006.
The Hawks hit enough shots to hold off the Pacers. With Indiana closing, Hinrich swished a 3-pointer, then Smith slammed in a rebound with his left hand after Marvin Williams missed a jumper, leaving the rim shaking and the crowd roaring.
"Josh played super," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "He doesn't get the credit he deserves. He makes an impact at both ends of the court."
David West and Tyler Hansbrough added 15 points apiece for Indiana, while Roy Hibbert had 10 points and 10 rebounds. But the Hawks, with only one true healthy center on the roster, outrebounded the Pacers 45-33. Atlanta also won the running game, finishing with a 28-11 edge in fast-break points.
"Give Atlanta a lot of credit," Indiana coach Frank Vogel said. "They came out, obviously having lost three in a row, with a tremendous edge and took the fight to us in the first half."
Right from the tip, the Hawks raced to an 8-1 lead and stretched the margin to double figures before the game was 7 minutes old, moving the ball and hustling on defense like they did before their recent slide.
The biggest cheers went up when lumbering center Zaza Pachulia came up with an offensive rebound, then flipped a no-look, behind-the-back pass to Williams for a dunk.
The reaction was much different when Jeff Teague drove toward the basket, only to get sent tumbling to the floor when he ran into Hansbrough. The officials called an offensive foul on Ivan Johnson, ruling that he caused Hansbrough to stumble into Teague. Johnson was whistled for a technical when he disputed the call, while Teague got up slowly after a nasty fall, hurting but not seriously injured.
Atlanta had its biggest lead in the final minute of the first half before West buried a 3-pointer at the buzzer, leaving the Pacers with a 59-41 deficit. It was too much of a margin to overcome for a team making a quick turnaround after beating Utah 24 hours earlier.
"We fought like dogs in the second half to come back and compete and make it a game, but they were too much," Vogel said. "Their starting lineup, Josh Smith and Joe Johnson, were too much. And obviously Hinrich and Tracy McGrady scoring 30 points off the bench gave them a tremendous lift. You're not going to win games giving up 28 fast-break points, period."
After his nifty play early on, Pachulia had some ugly moments toward the end.
First, he missed a dunk after Smith flopped to the court to retrieve a loose ball and flipped a pass forward to his center, lumbering all alone in front of everyone else. Then, apparently losing track of where he was on a fast break, Pachulia took a pass and seemed ready to go in for another dunk attempt, only to realize he was too far from the hoop. He was called for walking instead.
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NBA commissioner David Stern attended the game, stopping off in Atlanta after making the announcement that the 2013 All-Star Game will be held in Houston. Stern expressed confidence in the Hawks' ownership group, which tried to sell the team last summer, saying they are "way down my list of current worries." ... McGrady nearly squared off with Indiana's Louis Amundson after slamming into the Pacers player going for a rebound. They jawed at each other but their teammates stepped in quickly to pull them away from each other. Both received technicals. ... Drew barked at Josh Tiven even after the official called a foul on Indiana, apparently because he didn't blow the whistle soon enough to the coach's liking. Another official, Eric Lewis, stepped in to ask Drew, "Why are you getting on him like that when you got the call?"
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Led by the growth of mobile devices, social gaming is one of the most engaging and popular activities across all screens. In fact, according to a report conducted by Newzoo, players around the globe spend one billion hours daily playing games. To put that into perspective, that's more than five times the amount they spend on YouTube or Facebook.
Another report, this time from Flurry, an apps analytics and ad tools marketplace for developers, shares that the average U.S. consumer spends two hours and 42 minutes a day on mobile devices; 86 percent of that time is spent in apps and 14 percent is spent browsing the Web. Gaming commands roughly 32 percent of consumers' app time.
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Cornell College is a nationally acclaimed private liberal arts college in scenic Mount Vernon, Iowa. Founded in 1853, the college operates on a distinctive block plan calendar, known as One Course At A Time, that allows students to devote themselves to just one academic discipline during each of eight blocks per year.
National Recognition
- Cornell is one of only 40 schools profiled in Loren Pope's book "Colleges that Change Lives."
- The New York Times selected Cornell as one of 20 "stealth powerhouses" that are "good alternatives to popular brand name universities."
- Cornell is one of the Huffington Post's 13 most interesting schools in 2011.
- Cornell is #32 among national liberal arts colleges in Parchment.com's 2012 "Top-Choice Colleges."
- The 2011 "Princeton Review" ranked Cornell's theatre department 15th and includes Cornell in the top 15% of four-year schools.
- Cornell's art department made the "Fiske Guide to Colleges" 2011 list of 24 top small college art and design programs.
- U.S. News and World Report ranks Cornell in the top tier of national liberal arts colleges.
The college is located on a wooded, 129-acre hilltop in Mount Vernon, Iowa, a charming town whose mix of historic buildings and creative flair recently earned it accolades as one of "America's Coolest Small Towns" by Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel magazine. Cornell's was the first college campus to be listed entirely on the National Register of Historic Places. The campus is less than 20 minutes from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, and four hours from Chicago.
Academic Structure
Under the unique One Course At A Time system, Cornell students immerse themselves in just one academic discipline per three-and-a-half-week course term. Eight terms are offered each year. Each term, students choose from about 60 course offerings, ranging from on-campus classes to off-site internships and international study trips.
Programs of Study
The college offers more than 40 academic majors and pre-professional programs. Students also may design their own major.
Commitment to the Liberal Arts
Cornell has always maintained a firm commitment to the relevance and value of liberal education. Learn more about Cornell's perspective on the liberal arts in a 2012 feature story in the Cornell Report, written by Joe Dieker, vice president of academic affairs and dean of the college.
Admission to Cornell is very selective and based on academic ability and preparedness, personal character, and meaningful extracurricular involvement. The 2011 incoming class had an average high school GPA of 3.54, average ACT score of 26.2, and average SAT combined score of 1238.
Costs & Financial Aid
Tuition, fees, room, and board charges for 2011-2012 total $40,650. Cornell is committed to helping students afford a great education, and a majority of our students receive need-based financial assistance in the form of grants, loans, and jobs. Scholarships are awarded, regardless of need, to students with high academic ability or special talents in music, theatre or art. Cornell has been ranked highly for its overall value by a number of national ratings organizations:
- The 2012 Fiske Guide to Colleges named Cornell one of the 25 "Best Buy Schools" among private colleges.
- Kiplinger placed Cornell on their "Best Values in Private Colleges" 2011-2012 list.
- U.S. News and World Report included Cornell in its 2011 "Great Schools, Great Prices" list.
Cornell professors are accomplished researchers, scholars, and above all, mentors. Ninety-seven percent of the college's tenure-track faculty hold the highest degree in their field. The student-faculty ratio is 11:1, and many students work closely with faculty members on research or other projects.
Cornell's student body includes nearly 1,200 men and women from almost all 50 states and two dozen nations. The college actively cultivates diversity among its student population, and the incoming class of 2011 included 25 percent students of color (6 percent of those being international students), and 80 percent from places other than Iowa. Of those students who graduate from Cornell, 94 percent do so in four years or less, and almost two-thirds have a double major or a major and a minor.
Class Size
The average class has 17 students, though many upper-level courses are significantly smaller. Most classes are capped at 25 students.
While the entire campus is listed on the National Historic Register, Cornell's facilities range from conveniently functional to cutting edge. Science facilities include a cadaver lab, a geographic information systems lab, and a nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. A new theater boasts the most current production technology. And the campus is fully wired, with Internet access from every residence hall room and dozens of "smart" classrooms.
Alumni Outcomes
Approximately two-thirds of our students pursue graduate studies, and Cornell ranks 68th in the nation among private four-year colleges in the number of graduates who go on to earn PhDs. Cornell ranks in the top 15 nationally among Division III schools with 25 NCAA Postgraduate Scholars, a scholarship for academic and athletic achievement.
- Member of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM).
- One of 280 colleges with a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and most selective U.S. honorary society. Learn more about the relevance of Phi Beta Kappa in the article: "Choosing a College: Why Phi Beta Kappa Matters."
- Cornell is affiliated with the United Methodist Church, but the college welcomes people from all religious traditions and from all non-religious perspectives. Cornell values spiritual diversity as an integral component of preparing students for global citizenship
Campus Life
Life at Cornell is active and diverse. Students participate in more than 100 clubs, organizations, and special-interest groups ranging from the Film Club to the Mountaineering Club. About one-third of students join non-national Greek groups. About 75% of our students participate in student organizations, leadership programs, and/or volunteer service. Ninety percent of students live on campus. Housing options include first-year theme floors, Living & Learning Communities, and suite-style halls.
In 2012, Cornell will rejoin the Midwest Conference of NCAA Division III, competing in 19 sports against 10 liberal arts schools in Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin. Cornell ranks among the top 15 Division III schools for the number of Postgraduate Scholars, a scholarship for academic and athletic achievement. Students also participate in nearly 40 intramural sports.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with business leaders Monday. Alexander F. Yuan/Press Pool
BOAO, China—You run a large multinational company, and China is one of your biggest markets. You have five minutes to grab the attention of China's new leader. What do you say?
In a variation on the elevator pitch, several dozen Chinese, Asian and Western business leaders sat down Monday with Chinese President Xi Jinping for what was billed as a roundtable discussion. In reality, it was short speeches by a handful of executives representing various regions, with a response from Mr. Xi.
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But such topics hardly featured in the presentations delivered to Mr. Xi and observed by a select group of foreign reporters at the Boao Forum for Asia.
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Mr. Forrest told the softly smiling Chinese president that part of his own global charitable mission was to help "Chinese people suffering in difficult circumstances."
"I've taken time to make Chinese people true friends, and this has been more enriching than the accumulation of capital could ever be," said Mr. Forrest, whose company is a sponsor of the Boao Forum.
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These days, Mr. Miyahara said, Japanese companies employ 10 million workers in China. "We need to build trust and help each other," he said. He referred obliquely to anti-Japanese protests in China last year, in which Japanese cars were smashed, as "unpleasant episodes." He hopes that Mr. Xi, who has shown little inclination to ratchet down tensions with Japan, "will give us greater understanding and support," Mr. Miyahara said.
Dhanin Chearavanont, the chairman of Thai agricultural conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group, made a plug for greater space for private enterprise in China and more lending to cash-starved small and midsize enterprises, as well as to farmers, CP's customer base.
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Mr. Xi addressed the concerns with few specifics beyond saying "we will step up" intellectual-property rights. "We are protecting the legitimate rights of foreign enterprises according to law," he said. "We will continue to enhance the legal system and improve investment environment so that all enterprises can enjoy equal access to production, market competition and legal protection."
"I will endeavor to build a more favorable environment for investors," Mr. Xi said. But to the point raised by PepsiCo's Mr. Abdalla, the president responded, "China has a level playing field."
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I got inspired to start this thread after reading the baseball playoffs thread and some people's reasoning there.
For purposes of this thread, things like sex, eating, discussing politics, etc. are NOT sports hahahahaha. I was gonna differentiate playing sports from spectating - which I really had in mind also, but free speech, so whatever.
Money doesn't have much to do with it for me. Nor does various forms of corruption, allegations of this and that, etc. As a HOMER, it's basically no big deal when our guys do it and just a further excuse to dislike when the other teams' guys do it.
My likes don't go much beyond pro football (obviously), college football, college basketball, and baseball.
I don't like the NBA because there is a clear pattern of league sanctioned favoritism by officials of certain teams (the big cities plus San Antonio and for some odd reason, Memphis). They cheat badly against my two favorite teams: the Bucks and Mavs. What they did to poor Shawn Bradley was downright CRIMINAL.
I don't like NASCAR or any car racing - except for the crashes, of course - who wouldn't like those hahahahaha? Why? It's boring, and despite what anybody says, it's the machine, not the person that makes the difference.
I used to hate soccer - because it's boring - run around and around and around and no scoring - and they don't even let 'em hit each other - much. That has changed a little bit since my grandsons played it, but on TV, it's still boring.
Ditto that for hockey - even though I played it a little bit - except for the fights, of course.
I used to like watching tennis - which I play a LOT - but it's frustrating to see no Americans at all doing good - who cares if damn foreigner A beats damn foreigner B? I still watch the Williams sisters, but that's about it.
I'm less bored by golf than a lot of people. I used to watch it a lot when Palmer and Nicklaus were dominating. Nowadays, there's just too many unknowns to keep track of, and if I can't root for somebody in ANY sport, it's a big "who cares?".
Wrestling - acting, not sport. When I was 12 - 50 some years ago - I used to watch it with my grandma - who really took it seriously, but not since then.
Boxing - I only like it when I can really be FOR somebody. Due to my Philippine connections, I like watching Pacquiao but that's about it.
MMA? Nope, I never got into it.
What else is there? Bowling - fun to play even though I'm no good, but boring to watching - see golf above - nobody to root for.
Olympics: throw out everything I said about boring above; If there is an AMERICAN in it, it's automatically interesting, even soccer, yes, even gymnastics.
Expressing the Good Normal Views of Good Normal Americans.
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going more or less off your list:
GB in football. I can watch other teams if there is a reason to. IE what impact does the game have for GB? Since I have a fantasy team this year I am a little more interested in other teams but not a lot.
MLB Cardinals and the same check down list. How does it effect my team and players?
NHL hockey. I watch it and leave it from time to time. The resurgence of the Blackhawks has gotten my attention. Don't watch the games until late int he season but will check the standings every week or 2.
I enjoy college FB and BB. for the most part you see more hustle and effort from the kids than you see in the pros. It helps to have a team in the game but I still watch the NFL Souther League aka SEC. I admire teams from the Big Ten and Pac 10 for not feeling like they have to rent professional athletes for a year or two. (Their admission requirements are higher than other major conferences.)
I have followed the Lakers for years but never passionately. Since the pervert (Kobe) took over running the team I have watched even less if at all. I use to pick it up as the playoffs closed in and followed the games throughout the Spring. I don't know that I have even watched even 1 quarter in the past 2-3 years. Non calls for traveling and the flops players make are horrible.
tennis, golf, car races, MMA, boxing, bowling- pass. I can't waste my time on everything so I don't think about them at all. I at least read a little about tennis when America ruled. Same for golf of the 60'-70's. I just don't care anymore even if the Williams girls are doing pretty well.
TV wrestling is not wrestling so it doesn't even deserve this my time commenting on it. I do like HS and collegiate matches but have not done a lot to follow them other than catch a few lines in the local paper.
Olympic sports are entertaining. Some more than others. If they were more than every 4 years less so.
It helps to have an American in the event or a compelling story like
Eddie the Eagle
or the Jamaican Bobsled team.
I guess that leaves International Futbol. I try to follow it. I just am not excited about a team drawing back and playing defense waiting for the other team to fall down so they can then try and score. And the flops there are worse than NBA. It is pitiful. I would watch it more but I simply forget to change channels and watch. I will say this- I enjoy the commentary or the lack thereof a lot. I was watching an English match about 10 years ago, I don't think it was a Premiere League game, and the announcers said about 3 words in 5 minutes. It was kind of shocking at first but I liked it. You don't realize how much the American announcers say until you don't hear someone doing a game. I have stopped listening to the broadcasts as much as possible and just focus on the play on the field but I still can hear them in the background. Next step may be to turn the volume all the way down.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013 9:04:04 PM(UTC)
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Packer football.
The rest? The older I get, the less interest I have. Bleh.
And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.
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Friday, October 18, 2013 5:54:58 AM(UTC)
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NFL - especially when you dont have to watch commercials
Hockey - dont care about watching it on tv but I used to 'have' to go to games for work and I actually started to enjoy it; also went to some games voluntarily
MMA - pretty exciting
Tennis - ok I know this sounds lame; but wife sort of enjoys watching wimbledon when its on (we live close by) so I sort of watch some of the games when its going on here.
does womans volleyball or other scantly glad women sports count :)
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- Packers. Badgers.
Growing up it was obvious I wouldn't ever be the biggest kid in the park. It also didn't help that I was going against high schoolers while in middle school. Dad asked if I knew why I could run faster and throw farther and catch better than most. I had no clue. He said it's because I try harder and the harder I work, the better I will be. Football has been my love and my passion since I can remember. The current NFL rules and direction have been lessening my passion.
- Dale Earnhardt, Dale Earnhardt Jr and Clint Bowyer.
It's been in my family for generations and my little brother has kept it going. There's something about being more willing to push your ride to the limits more than the guy next to you that I simply love. It's ignorance at its finest to say racing is only about the machine, not the driver. I raced cars that were superior to mine and won. Why? Because I was fearless and winning was tops. If you're not willing to redline and test your tires grip, you simply will not win. There's also some geometry involved with taking turns that often gets overlooked by outsiders. I love racing, its a dream of mine. With that said, I fully understand how people could despise the sport because its 'left turn, left turn' nature.
- Red Sox and Brewers.
Baseball has always come naturally for me. I could throw hard with accuracy and could connect the bat with the ball easily and anticipate the direction of a hit while fielding. I just couldn't hit the damn ball out of the park lol. It's a great game to play, but I can only watch the playoffs if it's getting close to closing out the series.
- Penguins and Gamblers.
Never played this sport in the traditional sense, but attending games is great. Very edge of the seat exciting.
- Bulls and Bucks
Being on the shorter side, no one covers me in basketball and I'm fairly good at hitting three pointers and passing the rock. After hitting a few trey balls though they start to cover and then I use my quickness to drive and dish. Usually get my ass physically handed to me though.
- Phil Mickelson (sp) and Tiger Woods.
Can't play it or watch it, but I have fun at the driving range.
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I wrestled a little in high school and during that time I watched WWF to learn moves or get ideas for moves. Wrestling was fun, but can't watch it on any level.
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I really can't get into this sport at all. It lacks excitement big time. To be fair, I've only seen about a dozen fights. Each one was dance for a few seconds, hit and then snuggle on the ground in speedo's. I prefer straight up kickboxing.
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Football - Packers and Badgers
Born and raised to be a fan and find no enjoyment watching any other teams. Some of my most vivid memories as a teenager are in those three football stadiums.
Hockey - Admirals and Blackhawks
I grew up on the ice along the shores of Lake Winnebago, used to skate to school passing a puck around with my buddies. To this day I love the plaid jacket Bob Uecker wore for those old Admirals commercials. And this summer I was throwing toilet papers rolls at bike cops during the Blackhawks victory parade.
Basketball - Bucks and Bulls
Loveable losers and the Luvabulls (
Hot Damn!
Baseball - Brewers
Some of my fondest memories with my father are tied to a radio, listening to Uecker play-by-play and Whad'Ya Know. I have been trying to make a habit of radio listening while doing things with my son on the weekends.
All Other Sports - USA
If it's international competition, what better reason to party than be a nationalistic a$hole, U-S-A!
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Football - Packers and Pirates
No explanation needed
NCAA Basketball - Pirates
Games are always fun to watch, even if the above mentioned school's basketball team doesn't have the success of the football team
NBA - Celtics (sort of)
I can't help but enjoy these games as well, since I enjoy the sport of basketball in general so much. Most of the things that turn people off of the NBA don't really bother me, I still find the games fun. Maybe I'm a basketball player in another life
NHL - Carolina Hurricanes
I've gotten into hockey a lot more as of late, since I've been going to a few 'Canes games, and even when they lose, it's a very fun environment, and really puts me on the edge of my seat during all 3 periods.
MLB - I'll watch a game or two, but really it'll most likely be something going on in the background rather than the central focus. I wouldn't mind actually going to a game though, since I suspect it'll be a fun atmosphere
Soccer - The extent of my interest in Soccer goes as far as my sisters team goes. Somehow she inherited the dormant athletic gene that runs in my family that hasn't really presented itself in either me, my other sister or both of my parents. Figures.
MMA - can be fun to watch, but only in the context of being a Buffalo Wild Wings and having a few.
Golf - Can't really get into it, and the one time I played I ended up getting a headache from tensing up so much.
Wrestling - Not really into it, but the one thing I have noticed is that people that actually wrestled talk about it for hours, regardless of who else is (was) participating in the conversation and suddenly has no idea of what to talk about
Tennis - No.
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football obviously the packers
nhl - ny rangers does not take a backseat to the pack in my book , love them both equally, ive been to about 200 ranger games in my day at the greatest venue in the world madison square garden, and tradition of the ranger fans is only equaled by is green bay packer fans !!
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Ohio BASE jumper Thayer Healy is an overnight Internet sensation. Four days ago he posted a video to Vimeo of his dramatic, slow-motion cliff strike near the famous Wall Street climbing area off Potash Road outside Moab on Nov. 24. It's gut wrenching. Grabbing for his steering lines after his parachute opening spun him into the cliff wall, Healy crushes a jagged fin of rock, disintegrating part of the sandstone outcropping. (The 180-degree opening is the nightmare scenario of BASE jumping.) His hands claw the sheer rock as he plummets.
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