That article got me to wondering how a liver transplant from a live donor would work, since they're not like kidneys, where we have one to spare.
I never realized the liver could be bisected, the smaller, left half donated and that both the donor and recipient portions of the liver will regenerate to form a whole liver. Fascinating stuff. Link - ( New Window )
He was one of the few bright spots on defense and I look forward to watching him develop. Hopefully Sam Beal develops into a solid starting CB because Haley may very well be the long term answer as the nickelback.
Having worked in academic counseling, it's always refreshing to deal with such college level elite athletes -- humble, well-spoken and truly grateful for their talent and opportunities.
Haley credits those practice battles with Beckham Jr. during the season's first six weeks with making him a much better player.
“I think it was a great experience," Haley said. "I think he’s someone who cares tremendously about his teammates. Not only is he getting himself better in practice, but he’s helping me, and helping any other cornerback with what he thinks they can do better. I think that’s one thing that really caught me off guard, and showed me how much he cares about his play and other players.
"You don’t want to hurt a guy like Odell in practice, either, so that gives you a chance to work on your technique. You don’t want to pull on him, or grab him, because you don’t want to draw a flag. It’s little things like that. Being able to go against Odell and Shepard, the different moves that they have, betting able to mirror them, and learning to play with my feet and play with my eyes and not my hands.”
I never realized the liver could be bisected, the smaller, left half donated and that both the donor and recipient portions of the liver will regenerate to form a whole liver. Fascinating stuff.
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Understand why he and Sequon were roommates.
Having worked in academic counseling, it's always refreshing to deal with such college level elite athletes -- humble, well-spoken and truly grateful for their talent and opportunities.
“I think it was a great experience," Haley said. "I think he’s someone who cares tremendously about his teammates. Not only is he getting himself better in practice, but he’s helping me, and helping any other cornerback with what he thinks they can do better. I think that’s one thing that really caught me off guard, and showed me how much he cares about his play and other players.
"You don’t want to hurt a guy like Odell in practice, either, so that gives you a chance to work on your technique. You don’t want to pull on him, or grab him, because you don’t want to draw a flag. It’s little things like that. Being able to go against Odell and Shepard, the different moves that they have, betting able to mirror them, and learning to play with my feet and play with my eyes and not my hands.”
That's why I tend to ignore the haters.