Jeremy Brown, who was graduated from MIT in 1995 and got a PhD there in 2002, remembers when a student broke her arm in a mud-wrestling pit at a party.
The cover of The New Yorker dated April 8 features an illustration of the Yankees by Mark Ulriksen with Andy Pettitte on crutches, Rodriguez in a wheelchair, Mariano Rivera and Jeter using walkers, Ichiro Suzuki with a cane and Teixeira with an arm in a sling.
The Star Telegram said he tried to join the Navy in 1996 but was rejected after a physical exam showed pins in his arm from a rodeo injury.
Hearn believes events like Prizefighter, with quarter-finals, semis and final staged over a single evening, can be a shot in the arm for a sport he loves.
Biggest mistake: Assuming that the managers of the original joint venturers in arm had a common plan for the company, when in fact they had differing agendas.
Ivory Coast were courageous in defence - Didier Zokora, for example, receiving a kick in his arm after bravely heading a cross that Liedson tried to volley - and showed an organisation and discipline in their play that suggested talk of fractures in their squad are wide of the mark.
Laulala has suffered an injury-hit 2009 due to first a shoulder injury and then a broken left arm in a match against the Bulls which ruled him out for the rest of the season.
President Bush used his final State of the Union speech Monday to call for a quick shot in the arm for the economy in "a period of uncertainty" and touted last year's progress in the ongoing war in Iraq.
Injuries and off-the-field problems, which at one point saw him seek medical help, have limited his participation, and last season effectively ended in disaster prematurely on February 14 when he broke his arm in a rash challenge on Aston Villa's George Boateng.
In fact, a photo of Burroughs and Iranian wrestler Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi locked arm-in-arm on the medal stand in London has become a symbolic image on social media sites for the movement to save Olympic wrestling.
By passing an effective growth package quickly, we can provide a shot in the arm to keep a fundamentally strong economy healthy.
Giving the consumer an option to scan a QR code which leads them to a website that is not optimized for the device they use to scan it is like sending someone with a broken arm in to get a full-body physical.
Chips embodying arm technology were used in 70% of all mobile phones sold in 1998. arm is a "chipless chipmaker, " in the words of its chairman and CEO, Robin Saxby, 52, who was appointed to run the company in February 1991.
Andrew lost the use of his left arm in a motorcycle accident in 1985 and Bobu was held on his right arm.
Maybe it was a boyhood fascination with the story of how he had lost his arm in a war.
Certainly the recognition is a shot in the arm for British comedy at a time when many TV critics feel US sitcoms have overtaken UK comedies in terms of quality.
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Nixon, who was reprieved when replays of a catch in the deep proved inconclusive, hit a short arm jab over long-on for six in a cameo 19.
The idea was that the act of throwing a ball over a distance extended the arm muscles in a way that promoted strength and health at the same time.
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But Johnson says al-Qaida got a shot in the arm in February 2006, when 23 prisoners escaped from a jail in downtown San'a.
This is the kind of story they tell about the man: In October 1996 Bossidy, rushing to get to a meeting, slipped and fell in a Paris hotel room, opening a gash in his arm.
The court was told gang tensions lead to Mr McKenzie stabbing Mr Cashin in the arm during a fight.
Then the image is reprojected onto your arm in a neat, green square.
Cadbury Schweppes confirmed that it would spin off its North American beverages arm in a de-merger rather than seek a buyer.
Danny, who lost his right arm in a car accident, is one of the increasing number of Paralympians competing in able-bodied athletics.
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With one arm in a sling and an ice pack on his shoulder, Welton cut short a two-week journey and flew home for surgery.
Meanwhile, my 12-year-old daughter has her left arm in a sling after landing on her shoulder during a touch football game in my front yard.
West Point grad Dawn Halfaker, who retired after losing her right arm in a 2004 grenade attack in Iraq, tried and failed to navigate the system.
Before breaking his arm in a freak practice accident in 2002, Foster had laid claim to a regular England place with solid performances against New Zealand and India.
His father, Mangelal Singh, also insists that Ram Singh would not have been able to orchestrate a suicide because he only had the effective use of one arm- Ram Singh had damaged his right arm in a driving accident in 2009.
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