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The Bleeding Ear: Never Bet Against Michigan State
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Friday, March 27, 2015. Never Bet Against Michigan State. If the tournament this year has taught me anything, it's reminded me to NEVER bet against Michigan State, and that truly anything can happen. Yet again, Tom Izzo has taken a Michigan State team with a middling record, and had them peak at the right time - "overperforming" in the tournament and making the Sweet 16 for something like 7 out of 8 years. This will be Michigan State's fourth straight appearance. A Med Stud...
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The Bleeding Ear: TBE Play For A Cause
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. TBE Play For A Cause. The time has come . This year you can play for your Huy - your cause. What is it that gets you up in the morning? Who have you met that has left an indelible impression on your soul? What wrong would you right if you could? I started this March Madness tournament pool in 2008 as a way to funnel a good time into good deeds. Heifer International. Played for by Sara, received $100 that year. 2008 - Heifer International. 2010 - Forever Young Foundation.
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The Bleeding Ear: June 2012
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Saturday, June 30, 2012. In-N-Out Burger and LAX. There are few things in life as amazing as a hamburger from In-N-Out. Anyone who has lived in California understands what I'm talking about. I think they secretly put drugs in the burgers because how else could they be so addictive? Loves In-N-Out. A little ahead of me in line was a middle aged Hispanic woman with a suitcase - i want even the only airport denizen there! Global Health Vietnam: An Overview. I set this rotation...
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The Bleeding Ear: May 2013
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Wednesday, May 15, 2013. 2013 TBE Play For A Cause! Well, March Madness is far over, and the payments have finally come, so let's give credit where credit is due: congratulations to Julie and her charity, the Ovarian Cancer National Alliance. The game was exciting, as Louisville mounted a fierce comeback at the end of the first half to make a game of it, and pulled away just enough in the second half to seal the deal. BUT, that only eliminated Marc. Follow me on the go!
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The Bleeding Ear: Abuse, the NFL, and Due Process
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Tuesday, September 16, 2014. Abuse, the NFL, and Due Process. Recently, you can't go anywhere, read or watch anything. And not hear about the National Football League and its abuse scandal. Ray Rice knocking out his then-fiancé. Greg Hardy beating up a woman. Adrian Peterson accused of child abuse by disciplining with a switch. Somehow, this has turned into a societal referendum on discipline - spanking, specifically - and safety nets for abused partners. The reality is, we...
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The Bleeding Ear: Apprenticeship in America
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Friday, September 05, 2014. Recently, Cathay Pacific. Instituted a program titled " I Can Fly. Which hopes to give juniors and seniors in high school 8 weeks of direct experience to aviation. Not flying, but aviation - learning about everything from passenger sales to airports, cargo to catering. This is a Canadian program, partnering Toronto with Cathay Pacific. The problem is, this hasn't extended to one sector of the economy gravely hit by this labor shortage - health ca...
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The Bleeding Ear: July 2012
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Saturday, July 21, 2012. Vietnamese Communal Street Culture. A typical small street in Saigon with mom-and-pop shops. In the middle of the day, returning home about 5 - 6 pm, and hitting the streets. Because of the now "stable" electricity (rolling blackouts are the subject of another day), people often stay out past dark, but in general, the country goes to sleep about 9 or 10 pm. A "hẻm" (small alley) during the day where most people live. 9450 in 2006 - and according to ...
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The Bleeding Ear: May 2011
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Thursday, May 19, 2011. Home Run by the CDC. Let me join the blogosphere in congratulating the CDC on a job well done. The recently published "Social Media: Preparedness 101: Zombie Apocalypse. Is an excellent example of the use of social media to convey a message and awareness of target culture to make the message meaningful.*. The CDC webpage starts with this:. The Zombie Survival Guide identifies the cause of zombies as a virus called solanum. The board began to be invad...
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The Bleeding Ear: March 2012
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Thursday, March 22, 2012. TBE Play For A Cause 2012. March Madness is here, and it is definitely mad. This year the "TBE Play For A Cause" charity pool is larger than ever before, yet at least 5-6 stalwarts from years past are absent. Think how much we could have raised for charity if life wasn't so hectic this year right around Selection Sunday? So, this is a good time to introduce this year's charities:. Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation. Dennis, 2009 Champion).
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The Bleeding Ear: September 2012
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People Talk and My Ear Bleeds. Saturday, September 15, 2012. This post is rather late in coming, but I would be remiss if I didn't acknowledge the results of our last "TBE Play For a Cause" March Madness pool. Congratulations, Andres, and the ASPCA. They sealed the deal after the Elite 8, when UNC went down. Once the Final Four was set, nobody could up end them. I asked Andres what made him play for the ASPCA this year. A love of pets? A soft spot for those less fortunate or unable to care for themselves?
