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1. Obesity is a growing problem in New Jersey and America
(Health/Healthquest)

... in our example falls into the "overweight" category, but note that these measurements do not take body fat into account. An athlete might be considered overweight by virtue of his BMI, but in reality ...

2. U.S. figure skating champion Nicole Bobek gets probation
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... from former Olympic athletes and rock musicians. Bobek, accompanied by her mother, applied to serve her probation near the family's Jupiter, Fla., home. She was also ordered to serve 250 hours of community ...

3. Four sneaky fitness tips for faster results
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BY MICHAEL W. SMITH, CPT, M.S. NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Have you ever been frustrated over a lack of results from your workout routine? If so, you are in good company. Even the most seasoned athletes ...

4. How Adolf Hitler and the Nazis cost the Giants and Jets $30 million a year
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... Olympics. The 1972 Munich Summer Games was the scene of killing of 11 Israeli Olympic athletes in the Olympic Village by the Palestinian Black September terrorist cell. Annecy, France, Munich and PyeongChang, ...

5. How to cope with traffic
(Health/Healthquest)

... technique that some coaches employ with their athletes. It's called reframing. In this technique, you take an unpleasant picture and you put a different frame on it. A friend of mine once used this technique ...

6. Kovalchuk verdict reflects Gary Bettman’s conflicting NHL
(Sports/Professional)

... visceral sport that is emblematic of what America seems to want in its athletes. But to narrow it down, let's just pick one. The commissioner seems to make things up as he goes alone. Or at least that's ...

7. NASCAR in New Jersey? Why and why not…
(Sports/Professional)

... public, funding. As evidenced by NASCAR shifts to race cities like Atlanta to a new venue in Kentucky, the sport is trying very hard to find attractive new markets to expose their athletes. And, the ...

8. At its best, sports gives back
(Sports/Professional)

... Eagle Sean Landeta with its Vincent T. Lombardi Award, given each year to a prominent professional Italian-American athlete who gives back to the community and helps grow awareness for heritage and culture. ...

9. nike air max
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... its Air Cushioning Technology in 1979. By embedding Air Cushioning in the midsoles of its running shoes, it changed the way athletes approached and reacted to athletic performance forever. ...

10. The business of college sports in 2010 is to find money
(Sports/Professional)

... more creative, more aggressive and conferences to generate more revenue because what is at stake if they don't, sports are going to get cut. "Student athletes are going to lose opportunities, student ...

11. nike air max
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... its Air Cushioning Technology in 1979. By embedding Air Cushioning in the midsoles of its running shoes, it changed the way athletes approached and reacted to athletic performance forever. ...

12. Jets coach Rex Ryan signs exclusive memorabilia deal with Steiner Sports
(Sports/Professional)

... committed to excellence, and I'm honored to be a part of their family of top athletes and coaches." "We are delighted to welcome Rex Ryan to the Steiner Sports family," said Steiner. "After just one ...

13. Al Pacino and Bernie Williams coming to William Paterson
(Entertainment/Movies)

... attended the Escuela Libre de Musica, a performing arts school, while becoming one of the best athletes on the island. Williams signed a contract with the Yankees at 17, and reached the pinnacle of the ...

14. Harvey Schiller: George Steinbrenner’s type of vision may never been seen again in ownership
(Sports/Professional)

... the two originally worked together. The Steinbrenner Commission was pulled together following the '88 Calgary Olympics to find new ways to reinvigorate the Olympic movement and give young athletes a chance ...

15. There appears to be a player collusion problem in the NBA
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BY EVAN WEINER NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM THE POLITICS OF SPORTS BUSINESS There is a new contender for the dumbest athlete when it comes to the business of sports. The New Orleans Hornets guard Chris ...

16. World Cup: Spain and the Netherlands are proof U.S. soccer needs better training to compete
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... has been that the United States just can't hit that next level on the international stage because it lacks the athletes. How many times have you heard that one? If LeBron James had chosen to play soccer ...

17. LeBron James picks Twitter; Keeps Nets, Bulls, Cavs waiting
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... the moniker "kingjames" is indeed that of James. James had reportedly been reluctant to join Twitter or Facebook and had even joked in the past about fellow athletes discussing their personal lives and ...

18. Arturo Gatti’s family still believes boxer’s death was murder and not suicide
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... reported. Gatti's family members have entered into a new battle with the Canadian athlete's widow over his $6 million estate that Fabrizio Gatti wants his brother's two children to inherit. The family ...

19. what the heck?
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hey, why don't you pay for an ad instead of wasting space in a comment box, you cheap you-know-what re: simms: let's hope this doesn't get filed in the "pro athletes can do what they want" cabinet ...

20. NBA free agency is here, but where would LeBron James be without their help?
(Sports/Professional)

... but without those athletes along with Dick Barnett (who left the NBA's Syracuse Nationals for George Steinbrenner's Cleveland Pipers in the American Basketball League in 1961) and others; all of the players ...