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The 2010 NFL season kicked-off Thursday with the Minnesota Vikings against the New Orleans Saints in a rematch of the NFC Championship game from a year ago. There is no question that football is the most popular sport in America – the 2010 Harris Poll had 35% of sports fans saying it was their favorite sport, more than double the amount over baseball fans at 16%. Those numbers leave me perplexed as to why the NFL and NFLPA are forecasting a lockout for the 2011 NFL season.  Why risk a loss to any of the popularity that football has gained?…

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You wake-up in the morning, swing your feet off the bed, take your first steps, and, “wham!” the pain stabs across the bottom of your foot. “What was that?” you wonder, and you are not alone. Though figures are difficult to come by, some 360,000 Google searches a month in 2009 demonstrates that Plantar fasciitis is becoming a serious and growing problem. Plantar what? Plantar fasciitis, as defined by the Mayo Clinic, “is one of the most common causes of heel pain.” The condition involves “pain and inflammation of a thick band of tissue, called the plantar fascia, which runs…

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Early Thursday morning New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was involved in a two-car accident. It was believed that Brady may be being transferred to a local hospital, but a witness saw him and his passenger walking around refusing medical attention. A woman at the scene of the accident said, “It looked like a high impact crash.” Another woman said, “It was extremely loud. At 6:30 this morning it woke people up out of a dead sleep.” According to Channel 7 in Boston, Brady will be examined by the Patriots medical staff. His season starts Sunday at Foxboro against the…

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The NCAA has ruled that University of Georgia wide receiver A.J. Green is ineligible for the next three games for selling his game jersey. The team held Green out of the 55-7 opening week win over Louisiana-Lafayette hoping the NCAA would rule on the situation by Wednesday. A source close to the NCAA investigation on Green told ESPN.com that Green did not sell the jersey on eBay and received less than $1,000 for it. Green is also part of an NCAA investigation involving inappropriate contact with an agent. He has denied attending the agent-sponsored party in Miami and says he…

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Last season I was about 100 games over .500, so I’m feeling pretty good about picks this year. I won’t bore you with breaking down every single game, though.  Some speak for themselves, and even very complex games tend to be simple to read. If things get intense you’ll notice multiple paragraphs on just one game.  If that’s the case you need to watch the game or have your fan card revoked.  Actually, it would be smart to read this while you’re watching.  I might prove to be prophetic! Beyond the picks, we have a rematch of last year’s epic…

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I often get described as “crunchy,” and it’s probably due to the fact that if it’s natural, and especially if it’s natural and cheap, it’s for me. I can’t think of many things better in the natural and cheap category than baking soda! From bee stings to blemishes, from cleaning veggies to cleaning the colon, baking soda is cheap, easy to come by, and good for the planet as well as our bodies. While there are hundreds of practical and wonderful uses, today we’ll focus on the ways that baking soda is fantastic for the body both inside and out!…

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By the standards Tiger Woods has set, it has been a down year.  Many people wondered whether or not Ryder Cup captain, Corey Pavin would make Woods a captain’s pick. Early Tuesday morning Pavin announced that Woods would play on the 2010 Ryder Cup team. This is the sixth Ryder Cup team in which Woods will play for, but this is the first time that Woods needed a Captain’s pick to make the team. People in the golf world have often thought Woods has had mixed emotions or actions towards the Ryder Cup. He had this to say about playing…

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Are you a single woman who has exhausted all possibilities to meet someone and are now considering plunging into the world of Internet dating? Or your friend tells you she’s found the love of her life — a 6’1” Italian stallion with dark hair and green eyes, but they haven’t actually met in person? To help transform an on-screen love affair into a tangible one, here are five helpful (and healthy) tips for Internet dating. Choose the Right Dating Website Once upon a time there were only a handful of dating websites that you could sign up for, but now…

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Are you looking to gain muscle mass but also shed fat?  I’m going to show you a method that can work with any lifestyle and offers great results, called carbohydrate cycling.  This diet works on the concept of thermogenesis. Thermogenesis raises body temperature, which in turns raises the core temperature and bypasses the ATP syntheses channel for energy production and increases your metabolism to burn carbohydrates.  On your low and no carbohydrate days you will be hitting body fat stores which will get rid of that excess fat you have been trying to lose! Sound too Good to Be True?…

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Tom Brady The face of the New England Patriots, quarterback Tom Brady, is in contract negotiations with the organization. Depending on which reports you believe this deal may already be done, according to the Boston Herald the Patriots offered Brady a three-year, $58 million contract. ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported on Tuesday that although other reports say a deal is imminent, no contract is in place at this time. In 2004 the Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning signed a six-year, $98 million deal earning the franchise QB $16.3 million per year. The reported deal with Brady would put him…

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