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...that night were served only soy-based food, and Ford regularly tried to incorporate the pulse into cars, using it for everything from upholstery fabric to experimental paneling. What Ford saw in the hardy, adaptable beans was industrial potential, and over 70 years later, his vision has come to pass. Today, soy shows up in about 75% of the food on offer at the supermarket, from chocolate to margarine, and the industry responsible for its ubiquity has left footprints everywhere - in the Amazon rainforests and in the bellies of America's corpulent masses...
...Seinfeld now playing is a remarkably different star from the one who personified narcissistic baby-boomer bachelorhood throughout the 1990s. Seinfeld is 53 (though he could easily pass for 40), and since the show ended its run, he has acquired a wife, a daughter and two sons. "As a single person, I was always exploring the world," says Seinfeld over lunch one day at the DreamWorks lot in Glendale, Calif., where he's putting the finishing touches on Bee Movie. "Now I've lost some interest in the world. I'm more interested in my wife and kids." After...
...first interception came at the beginning of the fourth quarter, with the Bears driving deep into Harvard territory. On a long third-and-16, Williams stopped the threat of a Brown score by picking off a pass at the Harvard six-yard-line, preventing a potential lead change...
...second interception came with under three minutes left in the game. After the Bears completed two quick strikes to begin the drive, Williams nearly intercepted the next pass from Brown quarterback Michael Dougherty. On the ensuing play, Williams stopped the drive with his second pick of the game. Minutes later, the Crimson wrapped up its first victory of the year, in front of 18,898 fans under the lights at Harvard Stadium...
...junior year of high school I started playing libero.” As a libero, Kocurek’s job is to cover the entire backcourt and serve as the primary defensive specialist. Kocurek is willing to sacrifice offensive glory and her wellbeing to keep the ball alive and pass for her teammates. “I am the lead defensive specialist and I pass first and foremost,” the sophomore said. “I want to be there for my teammates.” Kocurek’s team spirit shows both on the court...