Category: Sports
Swimming benefits the whole body and the whole person
Swimming benefits the body and the person as a whole. In fact, swimming has long been considered one of the most “perfect” sports due to its low injury rate and incredible benefits, regardless of one’s age or ability. When you exercise on land, there are many factors that work against you. First, you have to…
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How tennis players can reach their full potential
As a tennis player, your main goal should be to reach your full potential and then pursue your competitive career as much as you can. Although to do that. You have to model your internal training after other great tennis champions. The inner game is what all champions master! Now. Here are 5 tips that…
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Why does gold jewelry turn white sometimes?
Sometimes customers come to me asking why their gold jewelry suddenly changes color or has white spots, and they are worried that they bought a fake. In fact, these worries are usually unnecessary. Under normal circumstances, as long as it is purchased from a normal gold store, the quality of gold jewelry is guaranteed. After…
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I stacked silver – the news is a lie
I stacked money because the news is a lie I stack silver because it’s common sense. A person would have to live in a bubble to ignore the events we see and hear every day. I’ve learned that mainstream news is nothing more than propaganda. A person only has to look at the way different…
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Ness Notes (March 15)
Monmouth is making its fourth NCAA appearance this year and has lost its previous three first-round games by 23, 43 and 33 points. However, Monmouth appeared in last night’s inning game and beat Hampton, 71-49. It marked NEC’s first win in an NCAA tournament since 1983. The Hawks, seeded 16th, now move on to face…
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MLB teams looking to boost rosters with TV money at winter meetings
There is unprecedented wealth among Major League Baseball clubs. Gone are the days when only the largest markets could compete for high-priced talent. The recent bounty of national and regional television deals means that even relatively small markets will be able to become free-agent players and candidates for salary via trade. Let’s take a look…
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The baby’s first haircut: why, when and how? myths versus facts
Many parents have received strong advice about their baby’s first haircut. That advice is often delivered with seeming authority, but oddly enough it contradicts the next thing you’ll hear, which is expressed with an equally strong sense of conviction. Surprised that this is such a hot topic? There are many theories about when and why…
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Travel guide for wildlife tours in Kerala, India
The southern part of India is blessed with some of the most attractive tourist spots. It is endowed with the beauty of nature, backwaters, hill stations, beaches and many other amazing tourist attractions. It is also endowed with exotic wildlife parks and sanctuaries that offer tourists the most exciting activities to enjoy while visiting South…
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Translating Nick Cummins
It’s funny how most of us can be captivated by people throwing, running, catching or kicking a ball. Leather or pigskin, it doesn’t matter. We love it. We marvel at the athleticism, the monstrous abilities, the ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat and vice versa. We love it when it goes right…
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The Ultimate Guide to Oakland University
Oakland University is a major public university located in Rochester, Michigan, a northern suburb of Detroit. It was founded in 1957 as part of Michigan State University, but has been fully independent since 1970. OU sits on a beautiful 1,500-acre campus and includes the world famous Meadowbrook Hall which was donated with the land by…
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