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Sean Kimerling Honored With Memorial Golf Tournament To Fight Testicular Cancer
!["It is a wound that never heals, like a hole in your heart," said Noah Kimerling of the pain he still feels after losing his son Sean to testicular cancer 8 years ago.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-08/63757652-04193226-187105.jpg ""It is a wound that never heals, like a hole in your heart,\" said Noah Kimerling of the pain he still feels after losing his son Sean to testicular cancer 8 years ago.")
Staff reporter"It is a wound that never heals, like a hole in your heart," said Noah Kimerling of the pain he still feels after losing his son Sean to testicular cancer 8 years ago. Sean Kimerling worked as PIX 11's Sports Anchor for six years before he died in 2003...Tags: Health, Golf, Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses, Lifestyle and Leisure
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And the newest Wall of Fame inductee is....
The Phillies FilesFormer Phillies first baseman and outfielder John Kruk, a fan favorite from the 1993 NLCS championship team, has been inducted into the club's Wall of Fame. The ceremony, part of Alumni Weekend, is Friday, Aug. 12, before the game against...... -
Tom Green takes outrageous standup route on serious topics
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelGreen is a big fan of Twitter, but not Facebook. "I think Twitter is a lot different from Facebook. It's about dealing with words and responding to people's words in text form," he says. "I enjoy the writing aspect of that and playing with that.... -
Project Runway recap: Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn are back!
Show TrackerHeidi Klum and Tim Gunn return with Project Runway and a rapidly-shrinking roster of designers.... -
Freshmen big hit in Lafayette scrimmage
SportsTalkFrank Tavani, John Loose and Mickey Fein having been preaching for months about the strength of this year’s recruiting class. And just Saturday morning, before Lafayette’s intrasquad scrimmage, Loose said again that when you combine this year&... -
If Lance Armstrong cheated, should we forgive and forget?
The French were right about Iraq, and now they're right about one of our great American heroes, Lance Armstrong.
Don't you hate it?
The French never bought Lance's claims of drug-free victories in the Tour de France.
Now a federal investigation may...Tags: Health, Crime, Law and Justice, Barry Bonds, Crimes, Sports
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Friends to spread NASCAR fan’s ashes at site of Dale Earnhardt’s deadly Daytona crash
NASCAR Nuts & Bolts - Orlando SentinelWhile combing the crowd for fan stories at Daytona, the Sentinel's Ludi Lelis discovered that a family plans to spread a NASCAR fan's ashes "right at the spot Dale Earnhardt died" following the Coke Zero 400.... -
PREVIOUS CONTENT: Study links BPA, sexual problems
McClatchy Tribune NewspapersChinese factory workers exposed to huge amounts of bisphenol A had a substantially higher risk of sexual dysfunction, according to a study released late Tuesday that is expected to add more urgency to the question of the chemical's safety. The new study,...Tags: Health, Connecticut, Medical Procedures and Tests, Animals, Breast
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Lance Armstrong Retires From Cycling
ReutersNEW YORK - Lance Armstrong, who recovered from cancer to win the Tour de France a record seven times, formally announced his retirement from cycling on Wednesday, a month after his last race. The 39-year-old American, who made a comeback to the sport two...Tags: Health, Sports, Alberto Contador, Floyd Landis, Tour of California
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Commentary: Why we should protect Planned Parenthood
Lazy ovaries, depressed vaginas, testicular cancer, breast cancer, STD tests, and fertility drugs ... our show and movies covered pretty much every aspect of reproductive and women's health important topic for our viewers and for women, men and families...Tags: Ovaries, Breast, Planned Parenthood, Human Body, Abortion Issue
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Surgery helps men regain fertility after cancer
WASHINGTON (AP) — New research shows a painstaking surgical technique can help some men deemed infertile because of childhood cancer treatment to become fathers after all. Many of the cancer treatments that can save lives also leave survivors...Tags: Health, Washington, DC, Physical Conditions, Testicle, Hospitals and Clinics
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