"Paul Lionel Zimmerman" is the son of Charles S. Zimmerman and Rose Zimmerman. Also known to readers as ""Dr. Z"", he is an American football sportswriter who wrote for the weekly magazine Sports Illustrated, as well as the magazine's website, SI.com. He is sometimes confused with Paul B. Zimmerman, a sportswriter who covered college football for the Los Angeles Times from 1931 to 1968.

Zimmerman suffered a stroke on November 22, 2008, which, combined with two later strokes, has left him unable to walk or write and only able to speak a few words; he can still communicate with some physical motions and is said to, as of 2013, still be sound of mind.

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Ethanol plants really mean economic development down at the farm level - and this is great for our livestock industry as well.

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He's underrated because he has such a difficult job, at least under the old regime.

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We have existing code regulations. The problem is we haven't had political will and adequate resources to enforce city codes.

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It should never be used to take one person's property and give it to another private person.

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How many teams are better than them in the NFC? I count one (record-wise), but I think the Bears are too tough for Seattle as long as they don't (mess) it up too bad on offense in the game.

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Talking points use worst case scenarios. But we should not pit ethanol against Wisconsin manufacturing - that is very troublesome.

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The debate was pretty lively with Lawrence Taylor.

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We need to give him time to see if he's going to respond, then we'll evaluate him after that.

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We need to establish a plan that would evacuate citizens off the peninsula for sure.

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