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Today, we remember Richard Bresler, a jiu-jitsu pioneer and our father's first student in California. His legacy extends far beyond his achievements in the art. During one of our hospital visits, Richard shared this story of a chance encounter at Whole Foods with our mother. He explained that after commenting on the Gracie hoodie she was wearing, our mom took the hoodie off and gave it to him without hesitation, a gesture that resonated deeply with him. This heartfelt moment reflected her eternal gratitude for his tireless support of our family. In this spirit, Richard was allowed any merch from GU, any time, at no cost, and we never knew how much that meant to him until this day. We love you Richard. Your sacrifice and support will be cherished and remembered forever.

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A lot of people will remember Matthew Perry for a lot of different things. Most will probably remember him for playing Chandler Bing on "Friends". Some will remember him for his parts in movies. The best way to remember Perry though, is exactly how he wants you to remember him: “I would like to be remember as somebody who lived well, loved well, was a seeker and his paramount thing is that he wants to help people”

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Antonia Delaere on the Lynx offense being more European and team focused being appealing for her “Yeah for sure, I talked to coach Mike about it and he really told me it’s the team that plays most like our national team. So I kind of knew it was something special and also like I said I’m not the highlight player, I love to do all the small things and I think for this team it can work out very well”

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