I feel that sport tests every emotion. You have your highs, you have your lows, you win, you lose. You can get frustrated with a teammate, but then you have camaraderie with them. It tests all emotions in a different atmosphere.

We're looking for community support, to get the word out, because these guys, they don't perform in front of a huge audience. It's teachers and it's family that come to the games. (The community is) helping us by coming and supporting, but then these guys can educate about people that are blind and visually impaired, that they can participate in sports.

Our main goal, No. 1, is to provide them with an opportunity to participate in a sport. Through that they learn about teamwork, they gain self-confidence. There's a lot of social benefits that go along with it, plus all the physical benefits.

I had heard about them [acid tests] and was deeply offended along with everybody else in my sort of Eastern Orthodox Church of LSD, ... We thought it was a very serious sacrament and should not be handed out in bathtubs for people to drink as much as they want.

This area has one of the highest levels of radon in the nation. The tests we've done on homes in this area show three of five have elevated levels.

The initial tests are negative for bird flu.