| International effort to catalog complete DNA of 1,000 people
This undated handout illustration shows the DNA double helix. Researchers on three continents will join together to catalog the genomes of 1,000 people in an ambitious project that they hope will help determine genetic roots and factors for human disease, the group announced Tuesday. .
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Team that toppled De La Salle was best in state history
A: Bellevue, 2004. This was the team that ended the 151-game winning streak of Northern California power De La Salle with a 39-20 triumph at Qwest Field. The Wolverines went on to win the 3A state championship with an undefeated record. My opinion isn't based on whether this was the best collection of talent in state history but on my belief that this was the most unbeatable team. The Wolverines were superbly coached, had excellent speed and ran the wing-T offense to near-perfection. It was hard to follow the ball from the press box, so I have plenty of sympathy for all the opponents who tackled the wrong guy. And yes, the team indeed had plenty of future Division I college players including E.J. Savannah (UW), J.R. Hasty (UW), Stephen Schilling (Michigan), Eric Block (WSU) and Keith Rosenberg (WSU).
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