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...national team pushed her closer to the top of her sport, O’Leary has looked to bring what Lofgren learned to the team as a whole. The goal? To bring the Black and White to that same level.“I asked her what was the hardest workout, what did you learn, how did you learn—anything to help our team this year,” O’Leary said. “I have confidence [that] I know what it takes to be a championship team, but you can never stop learning...
...said Connolly, who rejected six Bulldog shots and pulled the plug on a Yale surge to end regulation. “Whether you are going in with five minutes left in the game or you have a whole half to play, you just have to focus on playing your hardest and doing your job.”On Saturday, Knoche, who was “really sick the past week,” started to feel the effects of the illness still lingering in her body.“[Connolly] did an amazing job,” Knoche said...
...hardly overflowing with high-skill people out of work. Since the number of foreigners allowed to perform specialty occupations is not capped out of reasonable concern for national welfare, it is a protectionist measure that ends up telling many of our country’s hardest working specialists: “Go home.” The U.S. economy is strong largely because of its ability to attract and retain highly skilled scientists and engineers from abroad. The use of H-1B visas is the main vehicle U.S. employers have to bring in foreign workers from abroad, and the limited...
...Structure and pacing were exactly what Ron Williamson couldn't do. He spent years frittering away time, drifting in and out of institutions, going through endless trials and appeals, and rotting in jail. And he didn't always act like a hero. He wasn't relatable. "That was the hardest part," Grisham says. "I mean, when you're writing a novel, you want people to love your hero on Page One! With Ron--I mean, he's a cocky athlete, a spoiled child, hell-raiser, boozer, you name...
...Cardiff Business School who specializes in European industrial policy, "but these days, Airbus just confirms Anglo-Saxon prejudices that governments waste large amounts of taxpayers' money even when they have a good idea." Untangling Airbus' wiring will prove plenty tough, but untangling its management snarls may be the hardest task...