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Former McLaren doctor Aki Hintsa has died at the age of 58 following a battle with cancer.Hintsa joined McLaren in 1998 and worked closely with Mika Hakkinen, Kimi Raikkonen and Lewis Hamilton during an 11-year period as the teams doctor. Prior to working in F1, he worked in Africa for a number of years as a missionary doctor and developed many of his training philosophies while observing the routines of elite Ethiopian distance runners.Hamilton issued a tribute on his Facebook page on Wednesday:Hintsa made his last appearance at a grand prix in Monza this year before passing away on November 15. The following statement was posted by the co-founder of Hintsa Performance, Jussi R?is?nen, on the companys website.It is with deep sadness and sorrow that we announce the passing away of Dr. Aki Hintsa, the founder of Hintsa Performance. Aki passed away very peacefully surrounded by his whole family after a long and courageous battle with cancer.Aki will be deeply missed by his family, friends, colleagues, clients and the numerous people around the world whose lives he has touched during the years.We have now lost a very dear friend and colleague, a truly great man, whose impact in this world will be bigger than we even know today. Akis life-long mission to help people reach better life will now continue by his beloved colleagues.We kindly ask that you respect the familys privacy during their time of grief.An obituary to Hintsa can be found on the McLaren website. Swell Bottle Uk Liberty . Cote was eligible to become a free agent Feb. 15. Cote helped running back Jon Cornish run for a league-high 1,813 rushing yards en route to being named the leagues most outstanding player. Cheap Swell Bottles . 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They play at Chicago (1-6) next Monday, and then four of their next five opponents have a winning record with the other game against Arizona.Meanwhile, the Eagles got back on track after two straight losses. They have a first-place showdown at Dallas (5-1) next Sunday night, and their next five opponents have winning records.Heres what we learned from Philadelphias win over Minnesota:BLITZING BRADFORD: Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz used the blitz far more than usual, and it worked. The result was 19 hits on Bradford, six sacks, two recovered fumbles and one interception. Bradford seemed more concerned with avoiding the rush than keeping his eyes on downfield receivers.We knew traps would give him in trouble, LB Connor Barwin said. We knew when he gets pressure he likes to get the ball outside right away. 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