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|Boiling water
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|Green bell peppers
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Updated Mar 12, 2013 - 5:09 pm
Report: Cardinals lose CB Greg Toler to Colts
Originally published: Mar 12, 2013 - 2:30 pm
According to Fox Sports/Scout.com reporter Aaron Wilson, Greg Toler is one such player.
Colts agree to terms with former Cardinals cornerback Greg Toler, team announces— Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) March 12, 2013
CBS Sports' Pete Prisco is reporting the contract is for $15 million over three years.
A fourth round pick out of Saint Paul's by the Cardinals in 2009, Toler proved to be a solid player for the team.
After totaling just 11 tackles and two passes defensed as a rookie, Toler burst onto the scene in 2010 with 90 tackles, one sack, two interceptions and nine passes defensed. A torn ACL robbed him of the 2011 season, though, and while Toler played in 11 games in 2012, he wasn't the same player.
Toler's defection leaves the Cardinals needing to add another cornerback or two, and it's been reported they are bringing in Colts defensive back Jerraud Powers in for a visit.
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- Dave Pasch - Cardinals commentator - Tuesday August 26Dave Pasch thinks Michael Floyd is a number one receiving target.
- Mike Sando, ESPN NFL Insider - Tuesday August 26Mike Sando takes us inside the NFL headlines.
- Who impressed/Who depressed - Monday August 25Vince praises Arizona's newest football dynasty.
- Bruce Arians- Cardinals head coach - Monday August 25Bruce Arians says Jay Feely was let go early on so he can catch on with another team.


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|2006 April
|Anne Wojcicki, Paul Cusenza, and Linda Avey
|Mountain View, California, United States
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|Genetic testing
|This article appears to be written like an advertisement. (November 2013)
|2006 April
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|Mountain View, California, United States
|Key people
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|Genetic test
|Genetic testing
23andMe is a privately held personal genomics and biotechnology company based in Mountain View, California that provides rapid genetic testing.[1] The company is named for the 23 pairs of chromosomes in a normal human cell. Their personal genome test kit was named Invention of the Year by Time magazine in 2008.[2]
The company was founded by Linda Avey, Paul Cusenza, and Anne Wojcicki to provide genetic testing and interpretation to individual consumers.[3][4] Cusenza left the company in 2007 and has been CEO of Nodal Exchange since 2008.[5] Avey left the company in 2009 to establish a foundation to study the causes and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.[6]
23andMe began offering its direct-to-consumer (DTC) DNA testing service in November 2007. Customers provide a saliva sample that is SNP genotyped.[3][7][8] Results are posted online, along with an assessment of inherited traits, genealogy, and possible congenital risk factors.[9] In 2008, Time magazine named the company's saliva-based DNA-testing service as the Invention of the Year.[2]
The company also provides testing for some research initiatives,[10] providing confidential customer datasets to and partnering with researchers to establish genetic associations with specific illnesses and disorders.[3] Google co-founder Sergey Brin, whose mother suffers from Parkinson's disease, underwrote the cost of the company's Parkinson's disease genetics initiative to provide free testing for those with the condition.[11] One analysis comparing 23andMe's Parkinson's research with a National Institutes of Health initiative suggested that the company's use of large amounts of computational power and datasets might offer comparable results, although in much less time.[12]
In late 2009 23andMe split its genotyping service into three products with different prices, an Ancestry Edition, a Health edition, and a Complete Edition.[13] This decision was reversed a year later when the different products were recombined.[14] In late 2010 the company introduced a monthly subscription fee for updates based on new research findings.[14][15] The subscription model proved unpopular with customers and was eliminated in mid-2012.[16]
As of March 2014, 23andMe has genotyped approximately 650,000 individuals.[17]
In 2007, Google invested $3,900,000 in the company, along with Genentech, New Enterprise Associates, and Mohr Davidow Ventures.[18] In 2012, 23andMe raised $50 million in a Series D venture round, almost doubling its existing capital of $52.6 million.[19][20][21]
The new genetic testing service and ability to map significant portions of the genome has raised controversial questions, including whether the results can be interpreted meaningfully and whether they will lead to genetic discrimination.[2] The regulatory environment for testing companies has been uncertain and anticipated risk-based regulation catering for different types of genetic tests has not yet materialized.[14][22][23]
In 2008 it was reported that the states of New York and California unsuccessfully attempted to block such tests, provided by 23andMe as well as other companies, under the grounds that they were not properly licensed and attempted to require tests to be conducted only when ordered by a physician.[2][24][25] By August 2008, 23andMe had received licenses that allow them to continue to do business in California.[26]
According to Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe has been in dialogue with the FDA since 2008.[23] In 2010 the FDA notified several genetic testing companies, including 23andMe, that their genetic tests are considered medical devices and federal approval is required to market them.[14][27] 23andMe first submitted applications for FDA clearance in July and September 2012.[28] On November 22, 2013, after not hearing from 23andMe for six months, the FDA ordered 23andMe to stop marketing its Saliva Collection Kit and Personal Genome Service (PGS) as 23andMe had not demonstrated that they have "analytically or clinically validated the PGS for its intended uses" and the "FDA is concerned about the public health consequences of inaccurate results from the PGS device".[28][29][30] As of December 2, 2013, 23andMe has stopped all advertisements for its PGS test but is still selling the product.[31][32] As of December 5, 2013, 23andMe is only selling raw genetic data and ancestry-related results.[33][34][35]
According to science writer Razib Khan, this development ultimately will not matter as raw genetic results can be obtained cheaply from international genome sequencing firms and open source tools to analyse such data using published scientific research are freely available.[36] Ronald Bailey writes in Reason Magazine: "The FDA bureaucrats think that they know better than you how to handle your genetic information. This is outrageous."[37] Technology writer Timothy B. Lee argues in the Washington Post against the FDA preventing consumer access to personal health information provided by 23andMe, stating that any risky medical decisions patients made based on 23andMe's services would require the involvement of licensed medical professionals.[38] TechFreedom promoted a petition asking the FDA not to ban 23andMe's home genome testing kits.[37] Science and medicine writer Matthew Herper was more critical of 23andMe, writing in Forbes magazine: "The FDA probably felt it had little choice. This is not the story of a big regulator choosing to squash a small company, but of a company that decided that it didn't have to follow the rules."[39]
23andMe publicly responded to media reports on November 25, 2013, stating, "We recognize that we have not met the FDA's expectations regarding timeline and communication regarding our submission. Our relationship with the FDA is extremely important to us and we are committed to fully engaging with them to address their concerns."[36][40][41] Anne Wojcicki subsequently posted an update on the 23andMe website, stating: "This is new territory for both 23andMe and the FDA. This makes the regulatory process with the FDA important because the work we are doing with the agency will help lay the groundwork for what other companies in this new industry do in the future. It will also provide important reassurance to the public that the process and science behind the service meet the rigorous standards required by those entrusted with the public's safety."[23]
On December 5, 2013, 23andMe announced that it has suspended health-related genetic tests for customers who purchased the test from November 22, 2013 in order to comply with the FDA warning letter while undergoing regulatory review.[33][34][35]
On November 27, 2013, 23andMe customer Lisa Casey filed a class action lawsuit against 23andMe in the Southern California federal district court for misleading advertising of its PGS test "when there is no analytical or clinical validation for the PGS for its intended uses". Casey is suing for at least $5 million in damages, representing the aggregate of the $99 PGS test purchase price paid by thousands of customers the plaintiff believes to be in the class.[42][43][44]
On December 19, 2013, another class action lawsuit was filed against 23andMe for misleading advertising by Tara Stefani and Tanya Vullanueva in the Massachusetts federal district court.[45]


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August 13, 2012, 12:13 PM — RadioShack has been selling mobile handsets for wireless providers for some time, but now it may be getting ready to become a provider itself.
The Shack's mobile carrier plans are suggested in two screen shots of internal company documents posted to the Internet by by Engadget on Sunday.
The document refers to an HTC One V, running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and with Beats audio, offered for the no-contract RadioShack mobile network. HTC is an investor in Beats, which includes among its founders rap artist Dr. Dre.
Other handsets possibly supported by the network include Huawei Mercury and Pillar and a 4.3-inch Android device from Alcatel, according to Engadget.
"RadioShack No Contract Wireless lets you choose what's important to you," one of the document shots reads. "Low monthly rates keep you connected and let you talk, text and browse anytime you want. You'll have a choice of plans that feature nationwide coverage with no contracts to make it easy for you to stay connected wherever you go any way you decide."
Rates aren't revealed in the screenshots, but there is a reference to a $25 plan.
A toll-free phone number is also referenced in the document to activate a RadioShack Mobile account. Calling that number reaches Cricket Wireless. That suggests that Cricket will be the wireless provider behind RadioShack Mobile.
Cricket, a division of Leap Wireless, has a game plan to foster no-contract smartphone service throughout the United States. In March, it announced a deal with Clearwire to provide 4G LTE service to a coverage area including 25 million Americans within two to three years.
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Georgia. Foster and a man in a suit discuss the intel they've gotten from a new informant -- he's given them the names of senior Monroe officers, and it's better information than they've gotten in the past three years. Suit Guy thinks it's a setup, but Foster is sending "him" to help Miles. Suit Guy can't believe she'd send another asset to Miles, since he killed Dixon, but Foster just says, "Obviously Dixon couldn't handle him." She nods to a lackey, who opens the door...to reveal Tom Neville, sleekly sinister in a three-piece suit and striped shirt. "Tom. I hope you're ready to get back into action," the president says, and Neville gives the tiniest, scariest smile of all time.
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I'm here at Maker Faire in San Mateo. If you aren't one of the 100,000 people here to celebrate The Greatest Show (and tell) on Earth, you can still experience it through our Maker Faire Live site, with five different video feeds. Gareth Branwyn and I will be interviewing makers on the Fishbowl Camera feed. Join in on the fun by tweeting with the #makerfaire hash tag.
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Cool. I went for the first time last year (though I didn't spot you, Mark – I was looking) and am sad I'm missing it this year.
I just came home from the Faire. 100,000 people is too many people.
I was there today, my first time. What a madhouse! I wasn't expecting anything quite so overwhelmingly huge. Going was a total coincidence — I was making a cross-country drive in the Miata following the old Lincoln Highway and happened upon an announcement of the Faire so I decided to stay in the Bay Area before heading up the coast and thence to Yellowstone and then home to Tennessee. It was fun but I was disappointed to find nobody selling components for walking 'bots, my next project. Oh well…
BTW loads of good food vendors.
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Left-hander Wei-Yin Chen waited a week to get into an exhibition game, but he didn't look rusty. He threw two scoreless innings against the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at the Charlotte Sports Park.
"I'm really excited,'' Chen said through interpreter Tim Lin. "I feel really good. It's been too long for me."
Chen threw 23 pitches, 17 of them for strikes, before giving way to left-hander Brian Matusz to start the third inning.
Manager Buck Showalter has held back the main cogs in last year's rotation to keep them from pitching too much during this elongated training camp. Miguel Gonzalez is scheduled to make his first spring appearances on Sunday.
Chen, who had to pitch through some knee soreness at the end of last season, said he's grateful to Showalter for giving him a little more time, though he was eager to get back on the mound in a game.
"I really appreciate our coaching staff because I had soreness on my knee before, so they pushed back [my start] a little more for me," he said. "But really, I'm on schedule right now."
Wei-Yin Chen throws well in spring debut
Orioles starting pitcher Wei-Yin Chen throws against the Tampa Bay Rays. (U.S. Presswire / March 2, 2013)
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This beer enjoyed at the Widmer Gasthaus in Portland, OR. The beer is a combination of an IPA and a Hefeweizen... So basically a hoppy hefe. The beer pours a hazy golden color with a finger of foamy white head that retains a little and leaves plenty of lacing. The aroma has the traditional wheat notes of fruit and spices, with an addition of citrusy hops. The taste starts with the traditional whet flavors of banana and spice and then finishes with some hoppy bitterness. The citrus hops also play a small role. The mouthfeel is very smooth and finishes clean. Overall a good unique beer.
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There have been many significant people and events in US history. But our Constitution is unusual: not just a seminal event, but a continuing actor itself throughout the nation's 200+ years. Farber focuses on a critical period for America and the Constitution. His detailed (and enthralling) examination illuminates the intersection of remarkable man and phenomenal document. It explores and explains the many threads that led to, and flowed from, the 1861-1865 period. The issues are not always easy, but the interplay of document, men, and events is rich. Strongly recommended, especially for those who think that every event today is somehow ¿new and different.¿
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Ours is a government that was established under the premise that no one, not even the President of the United States, should be above the rule of law. Perhaps no man understood and adhered to that premise better than Abraham Lincoln. It is ironic, then, that he was thrust into the presidency during the Civil War, a time of crisis unequaled before or since that tested the government in ways previously unimagined, causing Lincoln to respond with actions of dubious constitutionality. In this rather short work, Professor Farber does an excellent job of exploring the perplexing political and theoretical questions surrounding the Civil War, from the issue of secession to Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus, concluding with an analysis of Lincoln's use of presidential power that carefully distinguishes the clear and present emergency of the Civil War from the contrived 'emergencies' that many modern executives have used as a pretense for warmaking. A very important work.
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Everyone and their mother knows Nelly puts on for the Midwest (St. Louis to be exact), but just because he roots for the Cardinals and Rams doesn't mean he doesn't have friends in all parts of the world. For example, on Heaven, Nelly teams up with British singer/songwriter Daley, who showcases his bubbly, catchy vocals over the track's feel-good, summery beat. Over the refreshing instrumental, Nelly foregoes the ultra-charismatic flows of his previous hits in favor of a more melodic, pop-oriented style. Heaven is the latest single off Nelly's forthcoming M.O. LP, scheduled to drop later this month.
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Too many of our political leaders see government as the solution to our challenges. If only they paid more consideration to what some of our great minds had to say about government.
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It's a classic case of deja vu, and you get that sinking, ominous feeling. And then a (momentarily) optimistic one.
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Denise Romano would make a lousy terrorist. She has a severe chronic refractory cough that causes her to pass out several times a day. She uses a walker so she has something to lean on when she gets one of her coughing fits. She can't drive. During the "people's filibuster," she let protestors use the parking space at her condo two blocks from the capitol. As much as she wanted to join the protests, her body just couldn't take it. Online activism was her only outlet.
My son Gideon, age nine, is hog wild about the classic CBS sitcom "Green Acres," which counts the super-intelligent pig Arnold Ziffel among its characters.
Rush Limbaugh fielded a phone call the other day that even he couldn't answer.
They thought it was dead, but now it's coming back. The little theater, a dancehall named Oscar's Palladium on North Second Street in Sargent, Neb., had once been the scene of shows on a Midwest vaudeville circuit, then dances featuring big bands such as Tommy Dorsey's, then early rockers. And then it closed.
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Dear Mom and Dad, It's been less than a week since you dropped me off at summer camp. You better come get me 'cause I'm in big trouble. On my first day, I was feeling homesick. So I found a piece of wood and began carving it with my Swiss Army knife the way Daddy showed me. Well, one of the counselors yelled at me to "freeze." He took my knife, then patted me down. Then he marched me off to the camp director. The director said, who did I think I was bringing a lethal weapon, a ...
Paul Ryan, U. S. Representative, Chairman of the House Budget Committee and former vice-presidential candidate recently declared that the federal war on poverty "has failed miserably." No one argues. During the fifty years since President Lyndon Johnson first promised to end poverty, the United States has wasted $15 trillion; 46 million Americans live in poverty and 15 million more receive food stamps than before the 2007 recession started. The complete story is worse than Ryan indicated. For every job that the White House claims to have created, two Americans have been added to the food stamp roles. Over the weekend ...
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Get this: Happiness among human beings peaks at age 23, tanks at 55, then peaks again at 69.
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Just as World War I didn't prove to be "the war to end all wars," the 20th century didn't turn out to be when the nearly unimaginable brutality and indescribable evil represented by German dictator Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime was definitively laid to rest.
It was just a matter of time for the program to be abused.
The meeting probably wasn't as awkward as Cain attending Abel's funeral. Closer to Anna Nicole walking past her husband's family in court. Surely had a Billy Bob Thornton/ Brad Pitt-drunk at a wedding reception feel.
We have been at war with Iraq for 24 years, starting with Operations Desert Shield and Storm in 1990. Shortly after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait that year, the propaganda machine began agitating for a US attack on Iraq. We all remember the appearance before Congress of a young Kuwaiti woman claiming that the Iraqis were ripping Kuwaiti babies from incubators. The woman turned out to be the daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador to the US and the story was false, but it was enough to turn US opposition in favor of an attack.
Like a boulder dropped in a lake, Hillary Clinton's dissing of President Obama is still creating serious ripples. So let's stay with this story a bit longer.
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Can the other 29 NBA owners force Donald Sterling to sell the LA Clippers? Let's put it another way: can the other 29 owners be forced to remain Donald Sterling's partner? Of course, private citizens shouldn't be forced to sell privately owned businesses. But how much of Sterling's business exists if you take away his association with those other 29 businesses? If you take away the other 29 teams, what does Sterling own?
Michael Sam's brave decision to come out as gay before the NFL draft has been exactly the story that the NFL desperately needs.
A few weeks ago, an NFL player named Jonathan Martin, offensive left tackle for the Miami Dolphins, walked off the team and sought counseling for emotional health issues. This has led to the suspension of his teammate, the incongruously-named Richie Incognito, on charges of outlandish workplace harassment; an official NFL investigation into the team, now reaching to behavior by the coaches; and the kind of publicity you just can't buy.
Today marks the opening of hunting season here in Michigan's north woods. The schools are closed in most upper state communities, including ours.
Opening Day is an annual holiday for the kids, even though only a small percentage of them will be out in the woods with guns. For many of them, today will be their initiation in deer camp, and it's a day they've been waiting for all year. I don't quite know when it started but I do know that up here it's one of those holidays that is so sacrosanct nobody questions it.
As everything points to former New England Patriots' tight end Aaron Hernandez being the person who murdered Odin Lloyd, one wonders if the media will eventually take a look at some factors regarding the case. Factors the NFL would not want investigated.
It's been a tough week for elite gay-baiting. First Howie Kurtz, hack journalist extraordinaire, lost his job at the Daily Beast because he badly botched an attempt to smear NBA center Jason Collins. Part of what Kurtz botched was the facts, claiming that Collins had concealed the fact that he had once been engaged to a woman when Collins had "concealed" that fact by explicitly stating it in his Sports Illustrated coming-out article. ("When I was younger I dated women. I even got engaged," is pretty straightforward.) Kurtz, to his credit, has made a full apology.
Then, Harvard history professor Niall Ferguson (also a columnist for the Daily Beast) was also forced to apologize after publicly gay-baiting landmark economist John Maynard Keynes. Ferguson decided to tell an audience that Keynes wasn't interested in long-term policy effects (itself a gross distortion of Keynes's position) because Keynes was a homosexual in a childless marriage. Yes, really. That's the standard of logic and evidence to which Ferguson holds himself.
This is a no-brainer. What's hard to fathom is that people are even debating whether the Masters should have disqualified Tiger Woods for an illegal drop or for signing an incorrect scorecard. On the 15th hole Friday, Tiger hit a beautiful approach shot that unfortunately (for him) bounced off the flagstick and directly into a nearby pond. Here's what happened next , according to Woods (per the New York Times):
My brother-in-law Marcelo struggled mightily coming out of the closet. While I and a handful of his closest friends and relatives knew he was Gay, he kept his true self hidden until he was 31. The combination of Brazilian culture and a male-dominated family made coming out seem impossible to Marcelo.
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Emile Griffith was one of the great boxers in the history of the game. Throughout his career, there were rumors regarding his sexuality. Those rumors came to a climax during Griffith's third fight with Benny "Kid" Paret, who had spent the build-up of the fight taunting Griffith about these rumors.
My daughter and I spent much of Friday and Saturday in cosplay at Otakon, but I got to watch some of NBC's Olympic coverage — which in some events seemed more obsessively focused on Americans than ever.
With two games down in the London Olympics, Brazil's men's soccer team has looked strong, scoring six goals on its way to two victories. Brazil's most famous player – young attacker Neymar – is showing why European clubs are drooling over him, scoring twice and setting up two other goals.
Athletes, especially Olympians, are to be seen and not heard, or even read. Remember when Crash Davis explains the perfect sports interview to Nuke Laloosh?
Davis: You're gonna have to learn your clichés. You're gonna have to study them, you're gonna have to know them. They're your friends. Write this down: "We gotta play it one day at a time."
LaLoosh: Got to play... it's pretty boring.
Davis: 'Course it's boring, that's the point. Write it down.
Penn State just received a walloping from the NCAA for the Sandusky pedophilia ring. A penalty of $60 million, vacating all its wins from 1998 to 2011 and a ban from bowl games for four years.
And it's not enough.
On its own, Penn State University needs to drop its football program for at least five years. Pulling Joe Paterno's statue down and pretending like the last 40 years didn't happen isn't enough.
I've spent the last month or so in Rome; our last night in the city happily coincides with the 2012 Euro Cup final, with the hometown Italia Azzuri taking on defending champion Spain. (And that's a happy coincidence, too: a rematch of each team's first game of the tournament.) Naturally, we're going out to watch the match. And just as naturally, I bought a game jersey (from a pile at my neighborhood supermarket).
After Beijing, Michael Phelps swore that he was done, finished with the grueling 400 meter Individual Medley. A day or so ago, Phelps dodged speculation about whether he would swim the 400IM again, even refusing to answer when he would shave his fu manchu mustache so as not to give away the time of his first event in the US Olympic Swimming Trials in Omaha.
The 400IM was the first event today. You start with 100m Butterfly, and it is nice to get that over with because swimming Fly when you're tired is no fun at all. Then you swim 100m Backstroke. Back lets you breathe a lot more, but isn't quite as restful as it seems in Esther Williams flicks because you have to kick like blazes. Then comes 100m Breaststroke, which to my mind is even more grueling than Fly, and your legs are already burning. And finally you can open up with 100m crawl, the fastest stroke, if your arms aren't already full of lead lactic acid. I have swum a 200IM, but I've never even attempted the 400.
Phelps, Chase Kalisz and Kevin Webster represented the North Baltimore Aquatics Club, where I swim, so it was fun to track them on the Omega Timing site. Webster looks to be about 23, and Kalisz is 18. I wondered if Kalisz was one of those kids zooming by in the afternoon practices, but apparently he swims in the mornings.
When Michael Jordan won his first NBA Championship with the Chicago Bulls, he was 28 and defined his career. As much as that, however, he defined an entire era in the NBA. Because while Jordan and the Bulls went on to win five more titles, a plethora of other great players went on to search for other ways to define themselves.
Competitive Swimming is one of the obscure sports I follow. Swimmer's Daily posted this video dedicated to the Korean swimmer Park Tae-Hwan. I instantly recognized the tune from the Marine Boy anime I watched as a child, and indeed the song is titled Marine Boy, though with quite different lyrics than I recall:Hi, flip over that London town
The marine boy yo is coming out
Everyone move out of the way, new record
Set a record, a glorious venture
Higher, faster, further, let's go
Marine Boy is a brave hero
Conquest a victory, the best in the world is going
Let's go Marine Boy
It has always been a no-brainer to me that Lance Armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs. The world of cycling is dominated by PEDs and has been for a long time. The idea that a guy who heroically recovered from cancer of the everything came back and completely dominated fields full of guys who cheated while not cheating himself is unreasonable. In 2009, I wrote this:
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Pentagon announces operation against extremist network in wake of suicide bombing raid on Mogadishu prison
Pentagon announces operation against extremist network in wake of suicide bombing raid on Mogadishu prison
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Nato must face up to the realities of Putin's war of aggression in eastern Europe – and take material steps to support Ukraine
Secretary of State Kerry, in an op-ed that I believe just appeared tonight on the NYTs website, does not mince words in defining the elimination of ISIS as America's mission going forward.
Here's Kerry, but I think everyone should read the entire piece. The timing of the piece is kind of strange, i.e. it's appearing on Friday night of Labor Day Weekend. That is not exactly the time one generally chooses to reach a huge audience. Is that purposeful or is it guided by realities on the ground, or as a follow-up to the aggressive words spoken by British Prime Minister Cameron and others over the last couple of days?
I sure hope this is the beginning of a correction of over use of testing and abuse of students and teachers. Florida state education administration as been brutal on kids and teachers alike. I know because I have been through every inch of it since JEB started this crap of punishing teachers and schools with test scores. The school board meeting in Ft. Myers was packed with people who wanted the schools to opt out of Common Core. This is also being considered in the Palm Beach County Schools.
I have had to sit and coach my kids starting in January every year with practice test booklets until the test in March. I would rather be helping with creative thinking projects.
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New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 12, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas WEDNESDAY Spurs stars heading to New Braunfels See Sports Day Page 6A 50 CENTS New Braunfels The old LCRA building HeraldZ 18 Pages in two sections Wednesday July Serving Comal County for more than 143 years Home of E Vol 143 No 173 Inside Sports Arts Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the HeraldZeitung The New Braunfels Herald Zeitnng extends birthday wishes to Erin DeBerjeois eight Jodi McCullough Elly Jarlton Michelle Hubertus and Juan Aguirre Happy annver sary to Tom and Marsha Kies ling River and aquifer information Comal River 308 cubicfeetper second same as yesterday Edwards Aquifer feet above sea level down 07 from yesterday Guadalupe River cfs Hispanic Chamber hosts monthly mixer The New Braunfels Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will host its first monthly mixer Thursday July 13 from 5 to 7 at the Adobe Cafe on Highway81 Chris and Judy perform in Landa Park Thursday The Concerts in the Park series continues Thursday with childrens and country musi cians Chris and Judy The concert starts at at the dance slab in Lan da Park It is free Bring your lawn chairs but no glass con tainers allowed Cardiac Support Group meets Jan Harrison of the Medical Team Home Health Agency will facilitate a new Cardiac Support Group at the Comal County Senior Center 655 Landa The first meeting will be held Wednesday July 12 at 3 and the group will meet every second Wednesday of the month If you have questions call Jan at 6298181 or 1800700 1008 All you can eat barbecue The Canyon Lake Masonic Lodge will hold an all you can eat barbecue July 15 from 11 to 2 at VFW Post 8573 in Sattler Cost is for adults for children under 12 Public invit ed Gruene Market Days this weekend Historic Gruene Market Days will be July 15 and 16 from 10 to 6 on the grounds of the Guadalupe Valley Win ery More than 100 Texas artists offer everything from home made hot sauce to hand carved furniture Musical per formances at Gruene Hall will include Tracy Lynn Rotel and Hot Tomatoes and the Tailga tors Republican Women to host Patriotic Luncheon The New Braunfels Republi can Women will host a Patriotic Luncheon July 17 in the home of Robert and Cristabell West our newest 1220 Fox Glen in Gruene Royal Masset from the Republican Party of Texas will be the guest speaker Guests are invited to wear patriotic colors to this Appre ciate America event Join the fun at noon Vandals destroy American flag By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Destroying the American flag took a new and disturbing twist in New Braunfels recently The Court Appoint ed Special Advocates Build a Flag fundraising display was vandalized three times over a period of three weeks CASA Board President Pen nie Koopman said Because of the van dalism CASA had to halt the Build a Flag campaign midstream We actually had people desecrating the American flag which is even more disturbing than the damage done to our fundraising she said People were stealing the stars and Repeated attacks force CAS A to halt annual fundraising campaign turning the actual frame for the flag down Koopman said It takes six to eight adult men to move wasnt just one or two she said CASA trains and maintains volun teers for abused and neglected chil dren Koopman said Volunteers act as a voice for the child in the court system Fiftysix people had a chance to con tribute to Build a Flag this year before it was stopped CASA Director Cindy Stauffer said Only about half of the money expected had been donated when the exhibit was taken down Stauffer said CASA has two major fundraisers each year Koopman said One is an evening donated by Circle Arts Theatre and the other is Build a Flag We operate off of a small state grant a Victims Of Crime Act grant and the United she said A huge flag is built on a framework each year as people contribute Koop man said As people make their con tributions of we add a star and for part of a she said By the end of the month we have a Weve got people who contribute year after year to help build the Koopman said Many people have missed watching that this To help CASA reach its financial We actually had people desecrating the American flag which is even more disturbing than the damage done to our fundraising Pennie Koopman goal despite the setback with its fund raising campaign send a contribution to Box 311832 New Braunfels Texas 781311832 CISD reverses itself on graduation policy Even students who dont finish course work will participate By DEMISE DZIUK Staff Writer Every member of the senior class in the Comal Independent School Dis trict will be allowed to participate in graduation ceremonies following a change in policy by the schools board of trustees Monday night Jerry Major CISD Superintendent said that according to the new regula tions set by Senate Bill 1 a student who passes all the required courses but did not pass the TAAS test could receive a certificate of completion and participate in commencement exercis es Major said the school looked at this new wording in the bill and came up with four options It goes from the most stringent which is what we previously have to the most said Major Major recommended that the board approve the fourth and most lenient option which would allow everyone to participate with either a diploma a certificate of completion or a certifi cate of membership If everythings completed you get a diploma If all courses are met but not the TAAS requirement you get a certificate of completion If you meet neither you get a certificate of mem said Major Several board members felt chang ing the policy would either lower stu dents efforts or devalue the mean ing of the ceremony for those who do meet all the requirements I believe you have to complete something to get something Thats why I have a problem with said board member Lee Ikels I worry about the board lowering its standards But the human side of me feels for said board member Dan Krueger However several board members felt the policy of not allowing the stu dents to participate was not really ben efiting anyone and may have actually been doing harm I dont see what were gaining by standing hard on said Board President Jim Middleton I guess if you have someone involved in it and youre personally involved which I dont you look at it New Braunfels Independent School District Superintendent Charles Brad berry said the NBISD policy has always been to allow within a credit of graduating to participate He said this is because the student can take the class during the summer and meet the requirement He said the district applied the same rationale to the TAAS requirement because the student has one more chance to take it during the summer He said most stu dents usually pass it during the sum mer Weve always felt like if theyre that close to graduating and can meet the requirement during the summer they should be allowed to said Bradberry The CISD board approved the change by a four to three vote without any comments from the public The change in policy is effective immedi ately and will apply to the 199596 graduating class In other business the board hired Lance Jonas to replace Mike Reimer as the vocational agriculture teacher at Canyon High School Several parents were on hand and a spokesman for the group said the parents were con cerned that the new teacher would not have enough experience in swine for the CHS program Wesley Odell vocational coordina tor he believes Jonas has plenty of experience because he has held a supervisory position for two years He said Jonas also has several years of experience on a meat judging team which requires him to be very familiar with all the animals HeraldZeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNAU Learning to swim Instructor Valerie Schoener teaches Ferguson Lynch Emma Lynch Erica Rlvas and Travis Paul to swim at a recent lesson at the Olympic Pool In Landa Park Assistant DA Waldrip garners state award By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Comal County Assistant District Attorney Dib Waldrip was named the Texas Narcotic Officers Association 1995 Prosecutor of the Year In a letter informing Waldrip of his award the associations president Mark Wohleking said it was Waldrips efforts to go above and beyond the normal role of prosecutor which earned him the award Your outstanding service and tireless efforts to prosecute those criminals law enforcement officers strive to place in jail have not gone said Wohleking There are good people nominated and sometimes there are great people not nominated We try to get the message out all year to nominate these people because theyre work ing with them and know who they said Helton Allen Helton executive flirector lor the association said the award is a way to recognize people who are working hard to clean up the streets He said prosecutors are recog nized because theyre a big part of the process Were looking for those that do a little more hard work and get a little more results Were not looking for people doing their regular jobs Were looking for the ones doing something extra Helton said Waldrip was nominated for the award by an individual who was an agent for him during the period of January 1 Waldrip 1993 to August 31 1993 when Waldrip was Assistant Commander for the 81 st Judicial District Narcotic Task Force Waldrip who has been with Comal County since Sept 1 1993 said he is able to continue his efforts here because of the close working relationship he has with the narcotics officers Waldrip said he won the award because he uses a sixth sense to know when there is something more behind a case and to dig deeper He said the people paid to transport the drugs from one location to another are often picked up However these are not the ones the system really needs to be going after he said Whenever you have that kind of money flow youre going to see someone willing to take that Waldrip said He said he believes he won the award because he takes each case and looks at it and tries to get to the source or the owner of the drugs Those are the people Im trying to help the officers build a case said Waldrip Those are the ones that need to be off the District Attorney Bill Reimer said he thinks the choice for the award was a great one He said Waldrip is a dedicated man who makes a huge contribution to Comal County County and city get closer to Eikel Field Faust St Bridge projects By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer Eikel Field Park and the Faust Street bridge will get face the city and the county can work out a few key kinks The Comal County Com missioners Court and the New Braunfels City Council held a workshop last night to discuss cooperation on the two projects The county will donate to help improve Eikel Field Park on the basis that it will directly benefit the county as well as the city Casteel said You put up we put up she said We just cant give money to anyone without getting something she said The county will not specify what the city should do with Eikel Field Casteel said Youre just looking for value for your Council ln the final analysis the question is going to be whos going to own it i think the county should continue to own Mayor Paul Fraser woman Brenda Freeman said Town meetings have come up with priorities for Eikel Field Park improvements parks board member Gloria Sasser said 1 a walking track 2 individual picnic sites 3 a playscape Coming to an agreement on the Faust Street bridge will be a harder nut to crack Commis sioners Court has pledged to restore the bridge for pedestrian and bicycle traffic Casteel said The state would pay the balance of the restoration cost I see this as an adjunct to the his toric walking Mayor Paul E Fraser Jr said The bone of contention comes with who owns and maintains the bridge once it is restored In the final analysis the question is going to be whos going to own it I think the county should continue to own Fraser said The commissioners want to turn the restored bridge over to the 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My boys and I aren't having our Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow, so I'm making a stew in my slow cooker and I'm taking my boys to see Rise of the Guardians. My sister is cooking a ham on Friday for our Thanksgiving dinner, and we will be eating around 2:00 on Friday afternoon,
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I don't know? We are going to friends house! But we still cooked! Smelling DH's Turkey now! Yummy
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