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  1. Players in the NBA (ESPN)
      Provides profiles of players in the National Basketball Association. Allows searches by name, team, or conference.

  2. -08-25-05 Study: MP3 Players Dangerous for Ears (CBS News)
      "Since damage to hearing caused by high volume is determined by its duration, continuous listening to an MP3 player, even at a seemingly reasonable level, can damage the delicate hair cells in the inner ear that transmit sound impulses to the brain."

      "Studies have shown that people exposed to 85 decibels for eight hours tend to develop hearing loss," Brian Fligor, ScD, of Children's Hospital in Boston, tells WebMD. He found that all the CD players he examined produced sound levels well in excess of 85 decibels."

      "Every time you increase a sound level by three decibels, listening for half as long will produce the same amount of hearing loss. The kid who cuts my grass uses an iPod. The lawn mower noise is about 80 to 85 decibels. If he likes listening to his iPod 20 decibels above that, he's in the range of 100-105 decibels. At that sound level he shouldn't listen for more than eight to 15 minutes." 8-05

  3. Blu-Ray Players (Blu-Ray.com)
      Describes the current players available. 06-06

  4. Three Softball Players to Be Remembered (CNN News)
      "Neufeld, a 21-year-old senior psychology major from Brandon, Manitoba, was a key component to a team that had reached the NAIA national championship tournament for three consecutive years, Ternes said." 11-09

  5. Blu-Ray Players (Best.Buy.com)
      Awesome Library provides these products as examples and does not endorse them. 12-09

  6. Concussions in Football Players (CNN News)
      "Scientists at the Boston University School of Medicine's Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy tested Shane's brain tissue and confirmed that before he died he was suffering with a brain disease -- chronic traumatic encephalopathy -- that seems to afflict football players."

      " 'There is evidence of CTE in his brain making him yet another former NFL player who had definite CTE,' said Chris Nowinski, co-director of the traumatic encephalopathy center. Nowinski said the center has found evidence of CTE in the brains of 13 of 14 former NFL players, including Dronett."

      "Usually found in much older dementia patients, CTE is an accumulation of an abnormal protein in the brain called tau, which is associated with repeated head traumas -- concussions or subconcussive hits -- that are not allowed to heal. CTE can also diminish brain tissue and is associated with memory loss, depression, impulsive behavior and rage." 03-09

  7. 100 Greatest Players of the NFL (CBS News)
      "Apparently, when it comes to the greatest NFL players of all time, the only thing people agree on is that Jerry Rice heads the list." 12-11

  8. Number One Male Tennis Players in the World (Wikipedia.org)
      "World-number-one male tennis-player rankings is a year-by-year listing of both the male tennis player who, at the end of a full year of play, has generally been considered to be the best overall player for the entire year, and of the runner-up for that year." 01-13

  9. Number One Female Tennis Players in the World (Wikipedia.org)
      "This is a list of women's historical number one ranked tennis players, traditionally determined at year-end." 01-13

  10. -96% of Tested NFL Players Suffer from Concussion-Related Brain Disease (BuzzFeed.com)
      "In results released on Friday, 87 out of 91 former players from the National Football League tested positive for chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in an ongoing study conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs, Boston University, and the Concussion Legacy Foundation, reported Frontline." 09-15

  11. Table Tennis - Rating System (USATT)
      Describes the USA rating system for table tennis players.

  12. Venus and Serena Williams (CNN News)
      Provides a short biography of the two top players in women's tennis. They are the first sisters to be ranked first and second in tennis history. No brothers have ever held the distinction. 7-02

  13. 04-30-03 Reactions to New Middle East Roadmap (BBC News)
      "The UN, US, Russia and the EU have finally presented their plan for peace...to Palestinian and Israeli leaders."

      "BBC News Online looks at the reaction to the 'roadmap' from key players in the conflict." 4-03

  14. Electrified Clothes (CNN News)
      "A new generation of 'soft' electrical devices has been made possible by a fabric with built-in touch sensor technology."

      "The innovative material, known as ElekTex, could be used to incorporate phones or music players into clothes, remote controls into sofas, or light switches into walls or carpets." 3-05

  15. The Big Five (MSNBC News)
      "The 'Big Five' have never been better."

      "Golf's greatest active players — Tiger Woods, Vijay Singh, Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson and Retief Goosen — are dominating the sport."

      "The Big Five have fared well so far in 2005, combining for 12 wins worldwide and in their 63 tournaments through the Colonial have missed just four cuts (Singh at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, which was won by Mickelson, and the Memorial, while Woods and Goosen didn't play the weekend at the Byron Nelson)."

  16. -08-01-05 Palmeiro Violates Public Trust (MSNBC News)
      "All his well-known civic and charitable good deeds, his reputation as a clean player, were shoved into the pot to counterbalance the charge, made by Jose Canseco, that Canseco had injected Palmeiro with steroids on many occasions when they were teammates. Canseco wrote the accusation in a book. Then he swore to it before Congress. And Palmeiro denied it utterly, sitting just a few feet from Canseco."

      "Of all the players in baseball, the least likely man to be caught cheating with steroids this season would be Palmeiro, right? Even if he had used them every day of his career, he would stop now, because anyone in their right mind would cease and desist."

      "Yet, in one of the most unexpected announcements ever made in baseball, Palmeiro has been caught, suspended and has actually admitted to using steroids this season. Palmeiro simply claims that he has no idea how they got in his body." 8-05

  17. -09-04-05 Senate Report: U.S. Fostered Illegal "Kickbacks" to Iraq for Oil (BBC News)
      "The US turned a blind eye to the former Iraq regime's $8bn trade in smuggled oil, a new US Senate report says."

      "The report says the US was well aware of both the smuggling and the kickbacks Iraq solicited from players in the UN's oil-for-food programme."

      "The US was not only aware of Iraqi oil sales which violated UN sanctions and provided the bulk of the illicit money Saddam Hussein obtained from circumventing UN sanctions," the report said.

      " 'On occasion, the US actually facilitated the illicit oil sales.' " 9-05

  18. -11-09-05 Top Footballer Criticizes French Government (Guardian Unlimited)
      "One of France's top football players has criticised the government's handling of the riots in major cities and urged authorities to address the problems fuelling the disaffection of youths in the suburbs."

      "Defender Lilian Thuram, the most capped player in the French national squad, said the violence was the fruit of the economic and social deprivation in the banlieues - suburbs where the majority of the population are descended from Arab and African immigrants and unemployment rates often run as high as 40%." 11-05

  19. How Broadway Musicals Are Made (Musicals101.com)
      Discusses the elements of a musical including The Score, The Book, Key Players: Production Team, Key Players: Creative Team, How to Write a Musical, and Getting Your Musical Produced. 12-05

  20. Biographies of Tennis Greats (Sporting-Heroes.net)
      Provides profiles of the most accomplished tennis players. 01-06

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