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The clouds of darkness that have been hanging over CytRx Corporation (NASDAQ:CYTR), may soon be cast aside. The stock, which has traded as low as $.24 earlier this year, appears to be on the rebound with at least two key developments on the horizon. Full Article at Seeking Alpha
GREENVILLE - There were ample tears to mark the end of the Greenville Patriots’ season Friday night. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
The monuments for Lou Gehrig, Miller Huggins and Babe Ruth are in their new positions in a new monument park as fans could view the new stadium for the first time while the MLB American League New York Yankees practiced for the first time in their new Y... View Photo »
I want to stand in the same batter's box where Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig stood. I'll try really hard to bring a World Series championship to this city.
The inspirational journey of Greenville High School's football team, guided by its coach with a terminal illness, ended with a 39-19 loss to Wilcox County on Friday night in the state playoffs. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
Vatican City, Nov 19, 2009 / 02:02 pm (CNA).- Father Luigi Squarcia, a pastor in the Italian town of Acquapendente who has suffered from Lou Gehrig's disease for the last four years, met with Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday and offered his sufferings... Full Article at Catholic News Agency
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease) motor neurons. The stem cells used to generate these motor neurons were induced Pluripotent Stem (iPS) cells made from the skin cells of an 83-year-old ALS patient. Full Article at Daring Fireball
Hall of Fame outfielder Dave Winfield, left, presents New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter with a gift from the old Yankee Stadium as Jeter was honored for breaking Lou Gehrig's Yankee record of 2,722 career hits, before the Yankees' baseball game aga... View Photo »
What started with slight weakness in his right hand left Thomas W. Ohlson with a lucid mind trapped inside a body that stopped working. Full Article at Miami Herald
Three years ago, Bill and Joyce Toms wanted to do something to help a friend stricken with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease). A benefit concert was held at Cefalo's nightclub in Carnegie; they figured it was a one-and-done situation. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
Henry Louis "Lou" Gehrig (June 19, 1903 – June 2, 1941), born Ludwig Heinrich Gehrig, was an American baseball player in the 1920s and 1930s, chiefly remembered for his prowess as a hitter and the longevity of his consecutive games played record, which stood for more than a half-century, and the pathos of his tearful farewell from baseball at ag... Full Article
The monuments for Lou Gehrig, Miller Huggins and Babe Ruth are in their new positions in a new monument park as fans could view the new stadium for the first time while the MLB American League New York Yankees practiced for the first time in their new Yankee Stadium in New York, April 2...
View Photo »Hall of Fame outfielder Dave Winfield, left, presents New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter with a gift from the old Yankee Stadium as Jeter was honored for breaking Lou Gehrig's Yankee record of 2,722 career hits, before the Yankees' baseball game against the Kansas City Royals at Yan...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter points into the crowd after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York,...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (C-with helmet on) is hugged by pitcher Mariano Rivera as he is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League base...
View Photo »Fans hold up numbers after New York Yankees Derek Jeter hit his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee during the second inning of the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter hits a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (L) is congratulated by his teammates Alex Rodriguez (C) and Robinson Cano (R) after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game agai...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter tips his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (C- with helmet on) is hugged by catcher Jorge Posada as he is congratulated by his teammates after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League baseb...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter raises his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (L) is congratulated by his teammate Alex Rodriguez (C) and Robinson Cano after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter raises his fist after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter tips his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter hits a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (L) is congratulated by first base coach Mick Kelleher after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Oriole...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (R) is congratulated by first base coach Mick Kelleher after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Oriole...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter tips his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York...
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter runs to first base after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter hits a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter tips his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter hits a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter raises his batting helmet after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter (C, wearing helmet) is hugged by catcher Jorge Posada as he is congratulated by teammates after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League basebal...
View Photo »New York Yankees batter Derek Jeter is embraced by teammate Alex Rodriguez (L) after he singled against the Baltimore Orioles in the third inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, September 11, 2009.
View Photo »New York Yankees' Derek Jeter tips his cap after hitting a single in the second inning for his 2,722 hit, breaking Lou Gehrig's record for most hits ever by a Yankee, in the Yankees' MLB American League baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium in New York, September...
View Photo »Hall of Fame outfielder Dave Winfield, left, presents New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter with a gift from the old Yankee Stadium as Jeter was honored for breaking Lou Gehrig's Yankee record of 2,722 career hits, before the Yankees' baseball game against the Kansas City Royals at Yan...
View Photo »I want to stand in the same batter's box where Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig stood. I'll try really hard to bring a World Series championship to this city.
To think about what the old Yankee Stadium was, you know Babe Ruth played there. Lou Gehrig played there and Mickey Mantle played there and Joe DiMaggio played there. See, that's what makes it so special
I look for stories about Western Maryland that are different ... Some of these stories are well-known like when Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig came to town with the Yankees to play the Cumberland Colts. Other ones are simple stories about life years ago like the birth of triplets at Memorial Hospital.
This discovery may lead to treatments that help repair spinal cord injury and may be beneficial to patients with brain injury and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Lou Gehrig's, multiple sclerosis and stroke.
Urate is actually one of the major antioxidants that circulates in humans ... Brain cell degeneration in Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease or ALS [amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Lou Gehrig's disease], is caused by oxidative damage.
These cars were in operation back when Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth were wreaking havoc . . . and now they're back again
You look at Derek Jeter, as humble as can be, didn’t want a lot of attention for the Lou Gehrig record ... You look at Mark Teixeira. You don’t hear anything about him.
That's my only Yankee imperialism ... But that was before (team owner George) Steinbrenner. I was coming off the image and history of Babe Ruth and my hero, Lou Gehrig ... because he showed me stamina.
Back in the beginning, I had no idea he'd be doing things Gehrig did ... Anything Lou Gehrig did was out of sight for anybody. Even with his abbreviated numbers, a guy who played every day like that. It's tough to do that anymore. Players rarely stay with one team for their careers.
What can you say? I'm tickled for him ... When you start saying names like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, guys like that, it's pretty amazing.
For those who say today’s game can’t produce legendary players, I have two words: Derek Jeter. Game-in and game-out, he just produces ... As historic and significant as becoming the Yankees’ all-time hit leader is, the accomplishment is all the more impressive because Derek is one of the finest young me...
I think you saw the closeness of the group to him [in the on-field celebration], even the guys who have only been here a year really appreciate and understood what he's done in his career ... And he still has a ways to go. Passing a guy like Lou Gehrig, and he played every day, it's pretty amazing.
- SmartAsshat
5 minutes ago
7/23/1925 NY Yankee Lou Gehrig hits his 1st of 23 career grand slammers XD
- Cindeljorda6868 51 minutes ago
- littlestinker
2 hours ago
RT @KickALS: #ALS and keep the light alive for Lou Gehrig's Disease sufferers. http://bit.ly/6181j1
- Wingsoverwallst 2 hours ago