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Schmid: Squads taking shape
From: NewsTrove.com

"There are two concepts for putting a team together that every coach will follow. One is that he has a predetermined way that he wants to play. He is now busy at work in preseason to teach this system to his players. The coach will be looking for players who possess the qualities that he needs for certain positions. During the preseason, the coach will give all of his players chances to impress and play. Sometimes that means that he has to change systems, the shape of the team, because the mix of players does not allow him to continue to play the way he wants. But at the end of the day, he is looking for players to play within his system."

22-year-old crack doomed jet
From: NewsTrove.com

"A small crack, caused when a China Airlines tail struck a runway on takeoff from Hong Kong 22 years earlier, probably caused a Boeing 747 to break up in midair and kill 225 people, aviation investigators in Taiwan said Friday The crack made in 1980 deteriorated over two decades because it was not repaired in line with Boeing's repair manual, the Taiwan Aviation Safety Council said."

Vic Lippucci - Stand Up Comic
From: NewsTrove.com

"It was a tossup for the creators of Dust to Glory: Was it tougher to actually compete in the grueling Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 off-road race, set across 1,000 miles of unforgiving territory, or to shoot and produce a documentary about it? Preproduction on a documentary usually involves rudimentary tasks like culling through video archives and setting up interview times, but for Director Dana Brown, his crew, and Producers Scott Waugh and Mike McCoy, it meant fearlessly following fans and glory seekers flocking deep into the heart of Baja, Mexico, for the infamous race."

Procedure May Be Safe Way To Eliminate Fibroid Tumors
From: NewsTrove.com

"Uterine fibroid tumors are the leading cause of hysterectomies. The tumors are non-cancerous growths in the uterus that can be very small or as large as a grapefruit. Many women are finding great success with fibroid embolization, which has been performed at Concord Hospital for more than two years. A catheter is fed up an artery in the groin to the uterus. What looks like crystallized gel is then injected into the uterine wall, blocking blood to the area and causing the fibroids to shrink. "It's a one-time procedure, in that when you perform it once, all the fibroids are treated," Dr. Tad Renvyle said."

'Milkshaking' probe nets 4th trainer
From: NewsTrove.com

"Another of the nation's hottest horse racing trainers has been accused of giving his horse an illegal "milkshake" cocktail at Santa Anita, further spotlighting an alleged cheating issue that's plagued the track's leaderboard. This time, trainer Adam Kitchingman was notified yesterday of having a horse test above the milkshake threshold – 37 millimoles of total carbon dioxide per liter of blood plasma. A milkshake cocktail – which is illegal – usually contains alkalizing agents, such as baking soda, plus sugar and other substances."

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