She just spoke at the KBA convention. I see no way she is not innocent. This was very moving, but not in a theater work way. It was real.

Preventable health issues, hmmmm...this country will eventually recognize the pattern.

I'm a huge history buff and the Lakota Sioux have always fascinated me. I would love to go to the Black Hills and see them. How far from the fields are they?

It was just Caymon and I and that was really special since we don't get much one-on-one time. We stayed in St. Louis Tuesday and watched a Cardinals game. Wed we went to Sporting KC's Open Cup match and he is now a fan of theirs for life. That was entertaining. He scored one goal in the second game and forced a penalty in the 3rd game that was converted. Those were the only two goals they scored. Their team was really a good unit. The...

KHA Grey goes 0-3. I couldn't be prouder of them. With their full team, they win their group going away. They were down Both CBs and central midfielder from CovCath (retreat week). That killed them b/c Brandenburg and Schroeder had turned into a great partnership. Losing Wessels killed them b/c he did it all for them. Team leader, leading scorer, set piece threat. They were also down their holding midfielder and glue of the team Phil...

I like to see a US coach realize who and what we are as a Soccer country. We aren't Latin, we aren't German, we are American. What we do is run fast, play hard, and stay unified. We don't Tiki Taka and we aren't extremely tactical. So, why hasn't pressing and transition become our way of life?

Game 1 here in Overland Park. 6 pm....93 degrees and humid, bleh

Missed the FCC win due to being in KC for a soccer tourney....but, did go to see Sporting FC. Children's Mercy Park is AMAZING. Location is weird, but the Place itself is top notch. Sporting is incredible. Whoever #7 is for them is extremely fun to watch as is Dom Dwyer. Zusi and Besler also started. Minnesota is terrible, but SKC is a buzz saw.

They already built it. I want them to rebuild it correctly

That is a different issue. Aging is inevitable, not preventable and with the Baby Boomers retiring, we know that those systems are stressed. My point is that we are entering a preventable epidemic that will tap out Medicaid, eventually Medicare and raise our premiums on private/company offered insurance to incredibly expensive amounts.

Yes, the Government needs to crack down on the Food Industry and deceptive labeling. Second, the government needs to recreate the food pyramid since many agencies, doctors (incredibly), and even people trying to learn about nutrition for their own personal improvement hold it as a sound dietary guideline. Three, we need to stop this lie that exercising is going to make us lose weight. No, it will help us lose weight, but you will not burn...

I know that you are kidding around, but this burden on the health care system is real. Just wait. When many of you old people on here need MediCare and other programs, funding will be drier than it is now. These youngish (27-45) year olds w/ Type II diabetes, preventable cancers, neurological diseases can't work. They will be debilitated. At that point, everyone will realize how truly crippling this time right now is.

Happy bday. I predict sunny weather

He's on a lot of radars. I know that UC has shown interest, as in coaches meeting him.

That is another topic for another thread. I have TONS of ideas about that. This thread started to discuss the food industry and government's collusion in giving false information about what food choices were healthy, and doing nothing to right that wrong.

Ha ha ha. To live in an academic utopian bubble. These guys are going to fit right in with their doctorates. All theory and symbolism, no ability to practice it in real life.

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Here is the issue with that. Their health care drives the cost of your premiums up. When you get into your 70s, the Healthcare system is going to be overtaxed....and it is all preventable.

Not Luke Maile, but we will be in Overland Park next week for live sporting. Do you live in Kanas City?

They'd make him run. They would have to keep the triangle from affecting them defensively by doing that or pressuring Fisher up top.

I think that the 95 Rockets give them heck. That team shot the 3 well enough and played a predominantly small ball style with a transcendent Big in the Dream. Ellie, Smith, Maxwell, and Horry could spread you out. KD is having a field day there, but so is Olojuwan. Plus they had Drexler coming off the wing, even if he was a bit older.

10 pages. This is a personal record for a thread I started.

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I am in the Pistons camp (God that burns to say that) due to match-ups. Of all the teams, they matchup the best across the board. Zeek would be a match-up problem for Curry Dumars guarded a young Jordan forever. Thompson will not be an issue. The most interesting match-up is KD v Rodman. This isn't the Rodman from San Antonio and Chicago, so he wasn't near as flagrant (which is weird considering the Pistons). He was 6'8 and athletic...

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I agree with this, plus the Pistons were deep enough to not lose momentum when the 2s came on. It is a huge compliment for the Warriors that you have to go back to basically then infancy of free agency to find teams that you feel comfortable matching up with them.

Take soft drinks out of the schools. Take fruit juices out of the school. If we aren't going to punish parents for killing their kids, then we need to make sure that schools don't contribute to the problem. Schools will never do it. They make too much money providing soda and fruit juice from those machines and in the lunch line. Not a huge fan of milk either, but for some of the kids, it will be the only calcium and vitamin D they get all...

Here's something that I think that we can agree on. Juvenile, Type II Diabetes is going to be the factor, or a major contributing factor in more early (pre 40s) deaths than any other health factor in the next 20 years and it isn't even going to be close. Now, we can blame those kids for their bad life choices, but sugar is an addictive toxin and they didn't really choose to start on it. They have no clue and know no better. Their parents...