Thought this was interesting.
http://www.espn.com/mma/story/_/id/...-head-coaching-job-gilroy-high-wrestling-team
http://www.espn.com/mma/story/_/id/...-head-coaching-job-gilroy-high-wrestling-team
Daniel Cormier accepts head-coaching job with Gilroy High
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Gilroy’s principal, Marco Sanchez, quoted in the article, is a former Olympic wrestler. You see him at wrestling tournaments. Jesse Delgado, among other notables, came out of the Gilroy program.
Cormier will have to work hard and maintain the quality of the program, or people will notice.
Cormier will have to work hard and maintain the quality of the program, or people will notice.
The garlic capital of America, and, hence, the stinkiest city in America. A permanent stench that is almost unbearable. My parents lived there for two years, during my mom's last two years at IBM.
You deserve a permanent ban for equating garlic to stench. If you want true stench, try any town next to a pulp/paper mill.
use to hate driving by Tyrone in the day...You deserve a permanent ban for equating garlic to stench. If you want true stench, try any town next to a pulp/paper mill.
Same here. As a kid we made the drive from SC to Pittsburgh 4-6 times a year back in the 1960s. Smell from the paper mill has been gone from Tyrone for a long time now. Early 70s I believe.
If you dated a girl from Tyrone in 60s or 70s, kissing her where it stinks meant you kissed her goodnight on her parent's front porch.
Roaring Spring Pa. used to stink up the entire valley for miles. You could buy a 3-4 bedroom brick house near the paper mill for 15,000.00 not too long ago.You deserve a permanent ban for equating garlic to stench. If you want true stench, try any town next to a pulp/paper mill.
The last time I drove through Johnsonburg Pa on my way to Niagara Falls on 219 North ( which I did more than a dozen times )........it was bad enough to hide any fart ( or worse ) you could possibly produce. There was a Burger King right across the road from the plant.......can't imagine how they survived
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I got a job in the Altoona area in 79-80 and the smell was gone from Tyrone at that time.......but definitely not from Roaring Spring.
I grew up in Osterburg, which is across Brumbaugh Mtn from the Cove. There were times when the humidity and winds were right that we could smell the Roaring Spring paper mill at my house. Our barn usually smelled better.
Oh, yes, I'm the biggest garlic lover on this site, but when it's growing in mass in fields around a community, you won't like the smell very much.You deserve a permanent ban for equating garlic to stench. If you want true stench, try any town next to a pulp/paper mill.
Give it a whirl sometime and report back to us.
When MIT has a theoretical case study question on it in a course, you know it's not just one person's imagination.
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/economi...-fall-2010/assignments/MIT14_41F10_pset01.pdf
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/economi...-fall-2010/assignments/MIT14_41F10_pset01.pdf
Oh, yes, I'm the biggest garlic lover on this site, but when it's growing in mass in fields around a community, you won't like the smell very much.
Give it a whirl sometime and report back to us.
I have garlic in my veins. Vampires (and hardly anyone else) don't come near me.
I lived in San Jose for several years so I'm quite familiar (and fond) of Gilroy.
I eat a lot of garlic as well. I think it's one of the reasons ticks don't like me.I have garlic in my veins. Vampires (and hardly anyone else) don't come near me.
I lived in San Jose for several years so I'm quite familiar (and fond) of Gilroy.
I am quite familiar with Osterburg. Went to the Chiropracter there and had many Ox roast sandwiches at the Ball Field
Nice. Did you see the old man or young John.I am quite familiar with Osterburg. Went to the Chiropracter there and had many Ox roast sandwiches at the Ball Field
Those sandwiches were great. I used to ride my bike down there for all the tournaments.
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