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Experiences Needed with Coed Gyms
I was curious as to the experiences anyone has had with coed gyms. I was previously a member of a womens only gym, but it had a lot to offer. (aerobics classes, cardio machines, wt. machines, etc.) We recently moved and now all that is available is a Curves and a big coed gym. Thus, my dilemna. I hear curves is wonderful but Ive been doing cardio and wt. training for a long time now 4-5days a week and fear I'd lose momentum going to Curves. However, Im currently quite overweight (about 60 lbs) and feel I'd be quite self conscious around a bunch of men and 105 lb. women. (how I imagine co ed gyms, could be way off base) The thing I enjoyed about the womens gym was the variety of sizes and fitness levels, so I didnt stand out as the fat chick. I know I shouldnt care and just go and do my thing, but I know me. Any experiences/advice welcome. Thanks
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Silicon Valley, California
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Well...I belong to a 24 Hour Fitness - have since 1994.
We have a VARIETY of folks of all sizes and ages here...from supersized folk to 'muscleheadz'
all doing their own thing - their own program. I've never seen any type of friction or people being made fun of...in fact, many of the muscle-y guys often lend a hand or a friendly tip to the newbies - and NOT just the ones who look like fitness models (we do have a couple of those type of women, and no, I'm not one of them!
On the other hand...back in the 80's I DID attend a women's-only gym...the kind with the little pink dumbbells
and I gotta tell ya, in the locker room the women could be QUITE catty indeed...
My gym also has classes geared towards just about everyone...aqua-aerobics for seniors and those just 'getting back into exercise'...cardio step...yoga (called Pi-Yo - mix of Pilates and Yoga)...spinning...etc. as well as a WEALTH of free weights, weight training machines, cardio equipment, pool, jacuzzi, etc. So I'm quite happy with my gym...
Hey! You might want to check with your local gym - most offer 'free passes' for a few days, a week or two...so you can 'try before you buy' - see how comfy you are - if it's part of a chain of gyms such as 24 Hour Fitness, Gold's, World, etc., they generally have an 'online coupon' you can print out and use! Definitely worth a try...
And IMO, if you've been doing cardio and weights for awhile now, I do think that Curves and similar programs (I'm hearing of 'copycats' to Curves now popping up) might be a bit 'easy' for you...
Hope this helps! Dive in...the water's fine
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Silicon Valley, California
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Wanted to post this - by the great Dave Draper - about choosing a gym from his book "Your Body Revival" (a very motivating book - I HIGHLY recommend it...).
Dave knows whereof he speaks - he's been a bodybuilder since the 50's...and now owns a gym in Santa Cruz - one of these days I'm going to go drive down Highway 1 and seek it out...anyway...
How to Choose a Gym
Gyms come in all shapes and sizes: squares, rectangles, L-shaped, U-shaped, upper level, two stories. Go to the cities and theyre on penthouse floors; go to the suburbs and they cover acres, with ball courts, pools, restaurants and golf facilities. Each gym has its own personality largely based on its ownership and operating team, the neighborhood in which it resides, and subsequently, the folks it attracts. Like a mate, theres a gym for everybody.
Heres a summary of determining factors to consider, and how they might suit your expectations:
· Price
A usual first consideration, but how much it costs to get the most of what you want and need should not be at the top of the list. Hopefully youll recognize the imperative nature and true value of your training activity and decide that youd easily pay more for a gym that inspires.
· Location
The nearer to home, work or the center of your activities, the better. The world has become complicated and excuses fly when were on the wrong side of town. Time is money. Right? Truth is, theres no excuse to put your health and well-being in second place to getting home or even going to the bank. Convenience is golden. However, dont let it dictate joining a gym you find unlikeable just because its at your offramp.
· Hours
Heres where 24-hour gyms shine. Just knowing you can go anytime you want has a great appeal. Where do you fit in? Try your best to set a time when your minutes in the gym are honored, unrushed and efficaciously applied. Smile. Be happy. Will you really train at 3 a.m.?
· Phone contact
Let your fingers do the walking for the first curious steps. If you dial a likely gym and the gym employee snaps, What do you want?, you might put a little question mark by that name and go on to the next facility on your list. If you ask price and the answer becomes a secret, put a check by that name and move on. Slick talk is not reserved for carnivals and used-car dealerships. We have to be sharp. Listen for honesty as you engage in conversation, whether professionally conveyed or offered through inexperienced youthfulness. Eventually youll want your answers made clear in a visit and a weeks worth of complimentary workouts.
· Member Volume
How crowded does your prospective gym get? This is a major consideration and can be determined only by visiting the facility at those hours when youll normally train. Hop on a stationary bike for a 15-minute cruise and assess your surroundings. What if this was your home training ground? A grand gym down the street with all the attractions and equipment is no use at all if you cant work out with focus and efficiency because there are too many bodies on the floor. In fact, the anxiety that ensues is a near crisis to the serious trainer. You want to move smoothly from exercise to exercise without mobs, glares or testy attitudes. Hey, is there parking?
· Amenities
Dont pay for a lap pool, giant sauna, lounge and aerobics room if youre not going to use them. More is not necessarily better, and it might be necessarily more expensive. Larger gyms tend to be clubby. Is that what youre looking for?
· Equipment
The quality and condition of equipment and the choice of the tools of the trade are central to the final decision .Enough equipment is enough; too much, poorly laid out, can be a setting for a factory and not an appealing, functional gym.
· Atmosphere
Are you standing in a muscle-building gym or a scene where boy meets girl and they hang out like it was the mall? Do you think this is cool? No? Go to the next merchant of fitness on your list.
· Management attitude
Look for respect, politeness, honest and direct answers, and an eagerness to show you around to discuss your needs and the gyms attributes. Do you feel like a number, a dollar sign or a fellow iron-and-steel aficionado?
· Clientele
Whos to your left, whos to your right and can you stand them? Are they snobs; are they slobs? Do they yell, groan and bang the weights around? Im bad. Do they tiptoe, wiggle and whimper? You want to feel comfortable, accepted, appreciated and encouraged wherever you are. You want to look forward to your time in the gym when you can focus, learn and grow. A good gym should be a refuse where you can lick your wounds, as well as a haven of energy for hard work and physical expression.
· Cleanliness
Cleanliness and neatness are 2 outstanding qualities that define the ownership and membership. They are marks of order, responsibility and respect. Perfect is not possible where people by the hundreds work and play, but a unified efford to keep the corners clean is admirable, to say nothing of hygienic. Lets put the weights away and pick up after ourselves, encouraged by the merry ole muscle maker in a jolly voice.
Happy hunting.
Join Date: Nov 2000
Posts: 6,269
My gym is a small, local fitness center run by a physician. There are men and women in there of all ages, sizes, etc., and everyone (with a few exceptions) seems to get along fine. Before I joined this gym, I did Curves for three weeks ... loved it at first, but found it very limiting as far as what it could do to help me. By far, the coed gym is the better bargain financially, with lots more options and personal training, which I really need. Doesn't seem to bother me to work out with males around ... for the most part, they are more out of shape than I am. Also, I think most people are only interested in their own progress anyhow ... so, who cares what they think!
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Hi Tracy! I agree with the others go for the real gym, even though it is coed. I was 122 pounds overweight when I joined a similar gym and quickly discovered that there were people there in all sizes and shapes and no one was paying any attention to me, anyway. Its been more than two years now and I have never seen or heard any unkindness directed at anyone because of his or her size or fitness level. As I was losing weight, all I ever got was encouragement and congratulations. Lifting weights and doing cardio will be your best friends as you lose those 60 pounds and I think youll be much better off in a gym than at Curves.
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Thanks for all your inputs. I know you're right. I do believe I'll get much more out of the regular gym. It's really nice. In addition to the classes and equipment, they have a pool and racquetball court and lots of other amenities. I also just found out that upstairs (its a 2 level gym) is totally dedicated to women. The bottom floor is co-ed, and the top is for women who I guess like me aren't quite sure about venturing downstairs yet , lol.
I'm gonna bite the bullet and join tomorrow. I wished my self consciousness wasnt even a factor, but unfortunately it is. I think its in part because it came on so fast. Up until 5 years ago with my first pregnancy, I was 155 lbs on a 5''6" frame, not thin, but a nice shape. Now Ive ballooned to 215 in 5 years. I love my kids, but pregnancy did not love me!
Anyway, thanks for all the support and I'll let you know how it goes!!!!!
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Good news though, my threads arrived yesterday and the commission is now finished. In the meantime I have been working on the swaddling band for Sparkle. Now I am stuck without that thread and all I have managed so far is to join a few measley hexagons. This needs to be 120 inches long, ha, I wish!
12 comments:
- connie said...
You have been a busy woman. I am forever forgetting part of a dinner when I have guests so you are not alone. I think with me it is the wine. HEHE. Your pieces look lovely!
OK about the ball thing you son has gone to do. I think that looks like such fun. I have only seen it on TV. Did he have a good time?
- September 27, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- Ingrid said...
sounds like me with dinner!
o my what is that your son is doing?hope he is home and well,
lovely embroidery as always!
- September 27, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Gina said...
I hope your son has survived his experience unscathed and has enjoyed himself. I only found out that Joe had done a bungee jump after the event, thank goodness.
- September 27, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Joei Rhode Island said...
Beautiful work as usual =-)
Dinners with guests are always stressful for me...I rarely have anyone to my house...*Always* afraid things will turn upside down and inside out. LOL....
Now about rolling down a hill in a ball.... What???
- September 28, 2009 at 12:33 AM
- Jackie said...
Now I see how busy you are.
I'll forgive you!
(OOH your verification word is flatic. Very descriptive)
- September 28, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- Dolores said...
Huh, sounds like something my younger son did when he was in Australia - or was it New Zealand? Anyway I didn't know about it beforehand so I couldn't worry. (what is it with the male species?) However, I do and did worry when both my sons went skydiving! And then I heard my youngest daughter went! Not a good thing to hear for a mom. Glad you got some of your threads. Too bad about the yorkshire pudding. I guess your company were too full.
- September 28, 2009 at 3:04 AM
- Miss 376 said...
My mum was always finding food she had forgotten to serve after visitors had gone. The worse one was forgetting to put the oven on,so when we came back to the house there was no comforting smell of dinner. We had to have take away!
Sounds like the sort of thing my boys would do
- September 28, 2009 at 9:21 AM
- jennyflower said...
I feel your pain- would it help any if I ate the puds?
- September 28, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- Victoria said...
I am the daughter of a domestic goddess, yet the talent is not one I possess.... the fact that you even made the puddings impresses me!
As for your son rolling down the hill.... what a hoot... I wish him safe travels!
- September 28, 2009 at 11:41 PM
- JP said...
we have all done it - my usual is leaving some sort of veg in the microwave!!!!!!!!
lovely work - just soooooooo white
- September 29, 2009 at 6:30 PM
- Jacky said...
Beautiful hexagons...you are a wonder Karen...embroidery, entertaining and having renovations done!!!
Jacky xox
- September 30, 2009 at 1:47 PM
- CJ Stitching and Blooms said...
Hello Karen, Your hexagon are lovely. I always look forward to seeing what you create next. Hugs Judy
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I post videos of races on Facebook from time to time, and most get a handful of responses from other fans of track, even though people who have never run, say, 20 km without stopping probably make up the minority of my Facebook friends. That even people who participate in a sport, in the form of organized competitions no less, have no interest in it as a spectator sport means it is incredibly unpopular. There are kids who enjoy playing football who might not be able to name every single team in the NFL or a single lineman or defensive back, but they'll probably be able to name five famous players and their teams.
If you find ten runners at the start line of a marathon and ask them to name a famous runner, they'll probably start with Usain Bolt and maybe add Kara Goucher or Galen Rupp if they're American, Joanie Samuelson, Frank Shorter or Bill Rodgers if they're older. I doubt most could make it to ten without struggling, and I don't think a majority could name ten Olympic medalists. This isn't really a problem of slow runners, since I know many fast runners (however you want to define it for non-professionals) who couldn't tell you what a world-class time is for any event except for the mile or the marathon.
The more I run, the more I'm convinced that the problem is one of track, not necessarily that of runners. A certain amount of change and a certain amount of unsavoury marketing is necessary to make a sport something that people want to watch. Gear and complexity, for example, is popular, while simplicity isn't. This partly explains the popularity of triathlon, especially as a spectator sport, and also why obstacle-type races are more popular than doing the exact same thing on without military-grade GPS on a rubberized track. Track, in comparison, comes across as football without the equipment, without the helmets, and without the jargon. Eleven people in t-shirts and shorts playing football is almost inherently more boring.
What track can offer, though, is competition. Lots of it. I have no idea how good the European 4 x 400 teams are in a global sense, though I'm aware of the UK and Russia generally being strong, but it doesn't matter when you watch this video. Neither did it matter to the casual runners and the non-runners on my Facebook feed who watched it and enjoyed it, making it different from most other videos of posted of unknown runners beating each other. The exact same last lap, but in Nike singlets instead of national colours, with individuals instead of a relay, wouldn't be nearly as interesting. They would be athletic accomplishments in a vacuum, like watching Peyton Manning throw a football if you didn't know it was Peyton Manning and he wasn't throwing it to anybody.
Watching accomplishments in a vacuum, though, is what track asks of even the semi-serious fan. A 3:27 1500 is indistinguishable from a 3:34 1500. The level of knowledge required to distinguish the two is probably like the level of knowledge required to distinguish a quarterback passer rating of 82 from a rating of 92, or a yards-per-carry average of 4.6 from 3.6. Any serious fan would know the difference, but sports don't survive on serious fans, they survive on casual and semi-serious fans, even non-serious fans who can tolerate watching the sport for a few hours. Fans who like watching the game because it's fun. Their enjoyment doesn't hinge on whether a quarterback threw for 302 yards or 287 (serious track fans, the sort who don't need distances to accompany times, will often be disappointed at a 13:05 but impressed by a 12:58 in a professional race).
Flotrack gets it. Although I don't get it at all, their countdown rankings of NCAA cross country is exactly the sort of thing we need. It's incomprehensible to someone who doesn't really know the teams and the athletes, just as NCAA basketball previews are incomprehensible to me, but by creating a story where teams aren't just teams, but they take on personalities and characteristics, they're creating a product for fans to watch. A few race promoters get it at major marathons, such as Boston and New York, where even casual runners will watch because the course is interesting, even though the times are comparatively slow and the very best runners might not even show up.
What's sad, though, is that it falls on Flotrack or on fans who take a great moment and capture it on Youtube to create the sports's stories. The organizing bodies are next to useless, with the IAAF's dreary website boldly daring even the serious fan to try and take an interest in the sport. Most accounts of the sport, with some exceptions, simply tell you what happened. It would be like a recap of the first Patriots-Giants Super Bowl simply noting that the Giants beat the Patriots to win the Super Bowl and explaining the events of the game, giving barely any attention what was at stake for the Patriots or how improbable the Giants' victory was. That sort of ineptitude, applied to what is basically the NFL Combine, is why the very fact that track has any fans at all is in spite of the sport.


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WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL: The Film celebrates the ground-breaking collaborations between the photographers and recording artists who came together to create some of the most enduring images in rock history. This is the second consecutive year that original content from the Annenberg Space for Photography has been accepted into competition at the renowned festival.
The critically-acclaimed documentary directed by Steven Kochones and produced by Arclight Productions was an exclusive component of the WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL exhibition that ran at the Photography Space from June 23, 2012 through an extended run of October 21, 2012 to record-breaking crowds.
"The Annenberg Foundation created the Annenberg Space for Photography to bring the art of photography to the public. We are excited to share this film and the photographers' stories with a new audience through the Tribeca Film Festival. We are grateful for this recognition for the filmmakers and are pleased to have WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL: The Film included in this illustrious festival," says Wallis Annenberg, Chairman of the Board, President and CEO of the Annenberg Foundation.
WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL: The Film features photographs, interviews and behind the scenes footage with acclaimed photographers Ed Colver, Henry Diltz, Jill Furmanovsky, Lynn Goldsmith, Bob Gruen, Norman Seeff, Mark Seliger and Guy Webster. The film, covering the early 1950s up to present day, explores the stories behind the photos, focusing on the relationship between photographer and artist, taking viewers on a visual journey through the many eras of rock and roll. Powerful imagery and insightful commentary give a unique glimpse into photography's impact on the ever-changing-but everlasting-culture of rock and roll. Shot in Los Angeles, New York and the United Kingdom, the film also includes appearances by Mary McCartney; iconic recording artists Alice Cooper, Debbie Harry and Henry Rollins; rock photography uber-collector Michael Ochs and Grammy-winning album cover designer Gary Burden.
The WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL exhibit was originally shown and created by the Brooklyn Museum with guest curator and author Gail Buckland, who also appears in the documentary.
The film's press screening is scheduled for Tuesday, April 23 at 10:30 AM at Chelsea Clearview Cinemas (CCC) at 260 West 23rd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues) New York, NY 10011.
WHO SHOT ROCK & ROLL: The Film will screen for the public over several days at the Tribeca Film Festival.
For more information about tickets for press or the general public: http://www.tribecafilm.com/festival/tickets/packages.html
Public Screening Schedule
Premiere Screening
2nd Screening
3rd Screening
4th Screening
Screening Venues
Chelsea Clearview Cinemas
260 West 23rd Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues)
AMC Village 7 (AV7-1)
66 Third Avenue @ 11th Street
Tribeca Cinemas (TC2)
54 Varick Street (Below Canal Street, at Laight Street)
About the Annenberg Space for Photography
The Annenberg Space for Photography is a cultural destination dedicated to exhibiting photography. The Space conveys a range of human experiences and serves as an expression of the philanthropic work of the Annenberg Foundation and its Directors. The intimate environment features state-of-the-art, high-definition digital technology as well as traditional prints by some of the world's most renowned and emerging photographers. It is the first solely photographic cultural destination in the Los Angeles area.
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Jay Leno's first night looks a lot like old 'Tonight'
The future of television Monday night looked a lot like the past. Sure, fine, he was a couple of pounds thinner, and there appeared to be a tan on that famously unbronzed exterior.
The jokes felt familiar, the monologue, too. Someone, however, might want to alert Universal lot security: The couch was missing.
Otherwise, what was so different between his last gig and this one, besides the hour?
"This is not another annoying promo," Jay Leno said reasonably at the outset of his new program. "This is the actual show."
And which show is that, Jay?
People in the audience rushed the stage - a broad expanse that backed up to something that looked like a giant checker board, which dissolved to a glittering cityscape, just like "Tonight."
He shook their hands, and seemed happy. They seemed happy, too.
As always, the monologue had some good lines and some beasts.
"I set my TiVo to get 'The Biggest Loser,' and got the Lions game." (Groan.)
"The government gave money to people for their old cars . . . I made five billion dollars." (Good.)
"I've been off the air for three months, or as most people in Hollywood, re-hab." (Better.)
The show closed with "Headlines."
Jerry Seinfeld, the very first guest, arrived just before the half-way mark. He was wearing a monkey suit, giving the impression that he was just stopping by, on the way to some really important engagement.
"I'm just trying to grasp what's going on here," said Seinfeld.
"In the nineties, when we quit a show, we actually left, but not in the Lance Armstrong/Brett Favre double-ohs."
A drop-down screen appeared, and there was Oprah Winfrey. Another guest - this time a surprise.
Kanye West, of course, was the big get - as fortuitous a first night guest as ever there was.
He told Leno "it's been extremely difficult" for him, following his incident with Taylor Swift during Sunday night's Video Music Awards.
So, we know how Kanye's night went. How about Jay's?
Consider this: He has to bring back the viewers who streamed out of "The Tonight Show" by the millions (two to be exact) when he left, and somehow make sure he's not steamrolled by CBS.
He's also got to maintain his dignity, sanity and sense of humor.
That's a lot of pressure, even for Iron Jay, and maybe why Night One felt like a work in progress - terribly rough in spots, not bad in others.
But Leno's a master showman. He'll work it out. He has to. The future of TV, or NBC, is depending on it.
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Sunflower Hour Trailer (2011)
A rabid Christian homophobe, a feeble parkour wannabe, a nihilistic goth, a semi-schizophrenic Irishman: these are the four contestants for a new role on The Sunflower Hour, a children's puppet show produced by pornmeister Donald (Peter New) and his embittered wife Melissa (Johannah Newmarch). This raunchy mockumentary follows the four puppeteers through humiliating auditions, tragicomic personal revelations and too many pratfalls to count as they fight to gain recognition for their art.
Aaron Houston's film is not for delicate sensibilities, to put it mildly: we're talking foul language, cruel jokes and enough sexual and personal pathology to fill five Jerry Springer episodes. If you can stand it, though, this is a barrel full of belly laughs, with superbly vivid characters and a razor-sharp satire of the entertainment industry in all its backstage hypocrisy. The contestants--all too convincingly played by four game-for-anything thespians--are superb comic creations. They're endearing and pitiable, grotesque and human, funny and sad--often all these things and more within the same scene. The portraits of family life, artistic aspiration, financial desperation and showbiz decadence ring horribly, hilariously true. Think of this movie as Canadian Idol via South Park and you're halfway there: it's a taboo-smashing, raucous belch of a movie, but not without a sense of feel-good triumph at the end.
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The Phillies should be prepared to be sellers at this deadline, and unlike the last two years when they probably should have been, it seems like reality is finally setting in for Ruben Amaro. The problem isn't just identifying it though. The problem is him doing something about it. Trading for prospects has certainly not been a strength for him, among most things.
It would be great if he could be replaced by someone from outside of the organization before the big players like Chase Utley, Cole Hamels and Cliff Lee get moved, but that seems unlikely. Not that all three will be moved in the two weeks, but botching the trade of any of them would be another big setback for the team.
The Dodgers are one team that's probably scouting Phillies players right now. Unlike previous years, Utley probably doesn't do much for them with Dee Gordon's breakout, but they apparently still want another starter. If they pick up Hamels or Lee to go with Clayton Kershaw, Zack Greinke and Hyun-jin Ryu, they're going to be tough to beat. More importantly for the Phillies, the Dodgers have the prospects to get a trade done.
This isn't a top prospects list, but I tried to organize potentially interesting players by trade value. The ages listed are for the 2015 season.
Top tier
IF Corey Seager (21): Seager is a better prospect than his brother Kyle was, and he can be a future All-Star and middle of the lineup hitter. He plays shortstop now, but there's not really a track record for 6'4 shortstops in the big leagues. Fortunately, he has the power to profile at third base. In 80 California League games, he batted .352 this year with 54 extra base hits. He's on his way to AA now, and it won't be long until he's in the big leagues.
OF Joc Pederson (24): If the Phillies pick up Pederson today, he could be their best outfielder tomorrow. All five of his tools are average or better, and he can play either center field or a corner spot depending on who else is in the outfield. His 28.5% strikeout rate is a bit bothersome and his OPS north of 1.000 is inflated playing in Albuquerque, but he can really hit no matter the environment. He's improving against lefties, and he could have some 20-20 All-Star seasons.
Very good tier
LHP Julio Urias (18): Talent-wise, Urias belongs at the top of the list. This weekend, he became the youngest player to ever play in the Futures Game. He's already pitching in high-A, and he's one of the best pitching prospects in baseball. I just hesitate a bit because he's so young. His fastball sits in the low-90's, and his curveball and changeup both have plus or better potential. Because he's so young, the toughest thing for the Dodgers right now is carefully managing his innings.
Good tier
RHP Zach Lee (23): After his best professional season last year in AA, Lee is in the midst of his worst. It's tough pitching in Albuquerque, and with his career low 15.6% strikeout rate, he's getting hit hard. At the very least, he could be a strike thrower, but his walk rate is a career worst at 8.7% too. He's probably still a back-end starter, but he never really developed into the pitcher people expected in 2010.
RHP Chris Anderson (22): Anderson is a former first round pick, and he's still struggling throwing strikes in his second professional year. He has good stuff though and could be a mid-rotation starter. He's big, durable and complements his low-90's fastball with movement with a hard slider and improving changeup.
IF Jesmuel Valentin (21): Jose's son was a bit of a surprise as a first round pick, but his bat has really improved in his second go-around in low-A. Playing shortstop isn't out of the question, but the Dodgers seem content to keep him at second base. He has very little power, but he's pretty patient, tends to put his bat on the ball and can steal some bases.
RHP Victor Arano (20): The Dodgers challenged Arano with a full-season assignment, and he's handling it. His fastball and breaking ball are both potential plus pitches, and he's striking out over a batter an inning and throwing a ton of strikes. He has an advanced feel for pitching, and he could move quickly.
Average tier
LHP Tom Windle (23): Windle's ceiling is similar to Anderson's, but he's less likely to reach it. He has to improve his command.
LHP Chris Reed (25): Reed may not be a starter long term, but he's finally having AA success in his second full season there.
RHP Jose Dominguez (24): Dominguez's fastball can hit triple digits in relief, but his minor league performance is not very good this year.
RHP Zach Bird (20): Bird has impressive stuff, and his second go-around in the Midwest League has been a little better. He's a bit of a lottery ticket.
IF Darnell Sweeney (24): Sweeney is a rising player with power, speed and an improving plate approach. He could be an offensive-minded utility player.
LF Scott Schebler (24): Schebler has been an extremely productive minor league hitter with 44 home runs since the start of last year over two levels. He's limited to left field though.
LF Ibandel Isabel (20): Isabel is a lottery ticket whose stateside performance has been poor in the early going. Eventually, he should hit for a pretty solid average.
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St Leger is a boutique winery nestled in the confines of a historical home, known as "Le Marais" in the Constantia Valley, Cape Town South Africa. Established on little more than a passion for wine, this boutique winery & vineyard seeks to make the most of the outstanding climate and the Constantia & Clovelly soils for which the Constantia Valley is world renowned.
The small on-site vineyard has been newly planted with Muscat de Frontignan (Clone WM 183), known otherwise as "Muscat Blanc a petite grains", with the first crop hand-picked in 2016.
Other red & white grape varietals are sourced from select cool climate vineyards located in the higher elevations of the Cape of Good Hope.
Using a combination of old world techniques, state of the art cellar equipment, and the advice of expert winemakers & viticulturalists, the aspiration is to produce limited quantities of high quality wines that faithfully expresses the grape varietal and site specific terrior.


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Its amazing to see what all F1 drivers do when they are let loose. Kimi Raikkonen in 2 unrelated controversial videos.
Archive for the 'F1 Videos' Category
How Hamilton's attitude changes when he sees a camera
Juan Pablo Montoya stupid video files :P
Montoya in a little fight after an accident (yup the F1 tradition is alive in NASCAR as well) 😛
Here is a video where Juan Pablo Montoya calls F1 legend Michael Schumacher 'blind or stupid'. Schumi doesnt react to him.
But a comment very well summarises what Montoya was about, remember we didnt say it, we are just reproducing it 😉
Blah Blah Blah …. Montoya is better than Schumacher ……. what a load of c**p ……… Montoya isin't even a has been ….. he's a never was in the first place.
And just when we thought this guy couldnt have more stuff against him, we dugg around Youtube and found more (Warning : Expletives, 15+ only)
The idiot kept looking towards the Ferrari motorhome, oblivious of the fact that other living beings also occupy Earth, and then look at his attitude !
Force India F1 driver announcement video
The Force India formula one driver announcement: Adrian Sutil, Giancarlo Fisichella and Vitantonio Liuzzi. Interesting to note that Adrian Sutil's video has a mention of defeating Lewis Hamilton. Vijay Mallya greets the drivers. Announcer : Shruti Seth (i think)
P.S. The video quality is a little bad.
Force India F1 starts advertising on Indian Television Screens
As reported by us earlier, Indian superstar Shahrukh Khan is promoting the Force India formula one team. The ad is obviously aimed at Indian corporate houses too for obvious reasons($$$).
Take a look at the commercial ::
Its not about winning or losing
Its about Glory and Pride
Sometimes you do things only because you believe in them
Believe with me, I want to compete with the Best in the World
I want the World to know that India has arrived
I want the world to feel the force of a billion dreams
Join the FORCE !!!
Also Kingfisher Airlines has broken its sponsorship deal with Toyota Motors with a mutual understanding !


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Honeymoon, Part 3
While our trip to the Cooks was really only 5 days, we started to feel that "island fever." Luckily, we saved all the activities for last!
We kayaked around the Muri Lagoon:
We did a buggy ride with Raro Tours around the island:
And did the obligatory snorkeling in Titikaveka, across the street from Fruits of Rarotonga.
It was sad to see our time in the Cooks come to an end, but it was truly the honeymoon experience and will forever treasure our time there.


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The hallmark of a successful return-to-work program is often measured by ROI, improved productivity, employee engagement and morale, and the reduction of claims cost. During this session, we heard from a claimant, John Andrew Wesley, as he shared his personal journey, and how working with Guardian's claim department helped him return to health and life. Whether the employee returns to the original employer or to the workforce in a different capacity, this panel showed the importance and critical support that is offered to an employee through these programs.
- John Andrew Wesley, Case Manager, Face to Face
- Kathleen Hotchkiss-Wagner, MA, CRC, LPC, Vocational Rehabilitation Specialist, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
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Welcome to Father Funk Productions
We do video and audio productions for select group of clients in the middle Tennessee area, we also do web site design and maintanace. Since we do not advertise to the general public you are probaily at this site after seeing some our staff at an event or on location. Welcome and feel free to look around.
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It has now been a little over a year since my last drug use. I share no pride nor surprise about this news, it just is what it is. It came about in a dramatic ending in a masterful collaboration between the forces that be and me. I attracted the situation that led to an overdose and the rest is history. I have never had a serious desire to step back into the meth death pool to date.
Addiction, a word I have never cared to use, and respectfully encourage limited use of with others. "Addiction"not my issue, my theories surrounding addiction continue to be supported time and time again. Addiction is not the root of the "problem" it is the result of an inner issue, a deeper issue, not the cause. I'd like to take a moment at this time to encourage anyone who is working on "addiction" issues. If comfortable, to let go of terms such as disease, addiction, or defective along with a few others used in traditional 12 step program (not a dis). And for a few moments refocus on some positive concepts.
First I would like to state there are no defective human beings. Many of us have been exposed to some tough experiences in our younger years, have had learning issues, specifically on the autism spectrum or started using in our teens or twenties. In some cases we may have experienced or witnessed a trauma of some sort or experienced great loss.
The majority of heavy substance use or other acting out behavior. Is in fact based not so much on "addiction" rather as behavior patterns. An inside reaction to an outside occurrence, love yourself enough to care correctly for yourself. LISTEN TO YOUR GUT!
No one in my eyes can get healthy from any situation in life based on being told they are defective. Or told daily that they are an addict and always will be. This is like trying to go to school to get an education and being told you are stupid everyday.
This of course is only my opinion based on my amazing little journey in life. But I have seen a lot of shit, I have been to hell and back a few times. I believe we are all good people, we are simply learning, living, healing and being. I believe that love is what heals, there are many methods of support, there are many ways to heal and move forward. If you can't find a way, make one up, it worked for me. I have found that many people have very good intentions based on the intentions of those before them. But it does not mean that they have a clue to what you are going through.
Find your quiet space in your heart, let it guide you to the right place should you need outside guidance, help or even medical.
If you are insanely over the edge as I once was, hang in there, remain open, trusting and honest. Meth is tricky, and it messes with your head, if you are still in the messy zone you have to trust another until you have clarity… enough said. I leave my words resting here.
Love and Light Always
The Empowered Runt


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Networking of INTERREG projects on demographic change
The Best Agers Lighthouses partners have been granted additional funding from the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development under the "Federal Programme Transnational Cooperation" for the purpose of sharing results between INTERREG projects which have dealt with ageing and demographic change and developing joint recommendations for further action in this field.
An exchange workshop was held on 25 September 2013 in Hamburg to foster the networking of INTERREG-projects on demographic change. Results among others were the sharing of ideas from the various fields of activities the projects are in and the disucssion on future trends within INTERREG.
A conference "Networking of projects on demographic change" took place in Berlin on 11 February 2014. 45 actors from different projects, inlcuding INTERREG and further national programmes, discussed about future perspectives and cooperation chances on demographic change. Furthermore, a joint position paper was presented, which was prepared by the INTERREG projects on demographic change. For more information please contact the Project Management.
Beside "Best Agers" and "Best Agers Lighthouses", several more INTERREG Projects have focused on demographic change during the EU funding period 2007-2013. Our partnership has taken great pleasure in cooperating and exchanging experience with these projects and has benefitted from their results.
Projects which have dealt with older age groups on the labour market:
- Cities in Balance (North-West Europe) Active cities for all ages.
- DC NOISE (North Sea Region) Demographic Change. New Opportunities in Shrinking Europe
- DART (INTERREG IVC) Declining Ageing and Regional Transformation. 2010 – 2012
- iAge (North Sea Region) e-inclusion in ageing Europe
- Baltic Sea Labour Network (Baltic Sea Region) working together for sustainable labour markets. 2009 - 2011
Other projects on demographic change and related topics:
- ICT for Health (Baltic Sea Region) Improving the acceptance of eHealth
- Q-Ageing (Central Europe) Quality Ageing in an Urban Environment.
- DAA (INTERREG IVC) design-led innovations for active ageing. 2012 - 2014


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Aplenzin [package insert]. Bridgewater, NJ: sanofi-aventis U.S. LLC;2011 July.
Food and Drug Administration, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. Electronic orange book: approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations. FDA Web site. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/cder/ob/. Accessed May 17, 2010.
Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. 8th ed. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;2008.
National Library of Medicine (US). Drugs and Lactation Database (LactMED). NLM Web site. Available at: http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT. Accessed May 17, 2010.
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Tarble (ターブル Tāburu) is a Saiyan and the youngest child of Vegeta III, the estranged, younger brother of Vegeta IV, and husband to a peculiar alien named Gure.
Tarble is a fairly short Saiyan with a slim build. He has black, spiky hair that stands tall, similar to his brother's hair. In the anime, he has a single bang hanging down onto his face. He wears a navy blue jumpsuit under his Battle Armor and he wears white boots, gloves, and a teal scouter. Tarble also has a tail, which unlike most adult Saiyans, he lets sway freely rather than wrap around his waist as a makeshift belt.
Tarble is a polite and gentle Saiyan, lacking the initiative to fight and lacks the natural aggression of a pure-blooded Saiyan. This forces his father, King Vegeta, to banish him from Planet Vegeta to a remote planet. Despite their estrangement, Tarble gets along well with his older brother, Vegeta, and thinks highly of him, such as praising him for his mistaken belief it was Vegeta who defeated Frieza. Tarble also seems to have an amicable relationship with his sister-in-law and nephew, and he had no problem having Trunks fight two foes he said were stronger than Frieza, though he expressed concern for Trunks' well-being. Tarble has a very loving relationship with his wife, Gure, whom he has known since childhood and proudly introduces her to Vegeta, who reacted with surprise at the revelation.
Tarble was born on Planet Vegeta sometime before its destruction. Tarble was ordered by his father, King Vegeta, to be sent to a remote planet on the grounds that he lacked the aggression and fighting skills required to be a Saiyan warrior, classifying Tarble as a low-class Saiyan. At some point, he meets and marries Gure.
Two years after the defeat of Kid Buu, a brother duo Abo and Cado, henchmen of Frieza, have been terrorizing Tarble's home. Tarble fought an intense battle with the brother duo,[1] though he mentions he was no match for them. Tarble and his wife, Gure, flee to Earth using Attack Balls to seek the assistance from his older brother, Vegeta, in defeating the evil duo, whom Tarble confesses have since become as powerful as their master Frieza. Abo and Cado pursue Tarble and Gure to Earth. When they arrive on Earth, the two brothers state that Tarble caused them some trouble.
Dragon Ball Z
Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!
Main article: Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!
"A Namekian told me you returned to Earth after defeating Frieza. A terrible brother duo named Avo and Cado are terrorizing my planet. I proved no match for them."
Upon landing on Earth, Tarble and Gure encounter Goku and his friends, who remark that he is a Saiyan. Vegeta reveals that he knows Tarble by calling him by his name while Tarble identifies Vegeta as his brother, surprising everyone (Vegeta being more or less apathetic to seeing Tarble). When Goku wants to fight, Tarble checks his scouter, and tells Goku that his power level is not high enough to beat Abo and Kado. Goku soon after though, powers up into a Super Saiyan, making Tarble realize not to always depend on his scouter. Upon asking Vegeta for his help against Abo and Cado, Goku and the rest also want to assist and they decide who fights the incoming duo by pulling radishes to get the longest, ending with Trunks being the victor. Gure wishes him luck which leads to Vegeta asking who she is. Tarble then introduces her as his wife to Vegeta's surprise.
Once Abo and Cado arrive and start fighting Trunks and Goten (who joined at Goku's playful urging), Tarble does not do much for the remainder of the special and does not have any more dialogue. During Aka's Super Wahaha no Ha, he is seen with his arms around Gure in an attempt to protect her from harm. Tarble is last seen laughing at Mr. Satan with everyone else when Videl reminds her father of his promise to have more humility after he considers wishing his hotel back using the Dragon Balls.
Battle of Gods
Main article: Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods Tarble is mentioned by Bulma when the group is wondering where they could find a sixth Saiyan to help Goku to achieve Super Saiyan God. Vegeta answers that he is on a distant planet and he does not know where it is. Bulma asks if he has his cell phone number, to which it is implied that Vegeta does not have it.
Dragon Ball Super
Main article: Dragon Ball Super: Broly Tarble is mentioned during a conversation between Nappa and Vegeta. Nappa wonders what happened to him and Vegeta replies that he does not know, and at any rate, he does not care.[2]
King Vegeta sent his son Tarble away from Planet Vegeta because he could not fight very well. Tarble is said to have been able to fight the brothers, Abo and Cado, for at least a brief period of time, though he mentions he was no match for them. Android 18 describes a "powerful ki" when she senses Tarble approaching, and when they arrive on Earth, the two brothers, whose power is on the level of Frieza (First Form), state that Tarble caused them some trouble.
Techniques and Special Abilities
- Flight – The ability to fly with the use of ki.
- Ki Blast – The most basic form of energy wave.
- Full Power Energy Wave – Used in Raging Blast 2.
- Super Energy Wave Volley – Used in Raging Blast 2.
- Round UFO Attack – Tarble's ultimate attack in Raging Blast 2.
- Galick Burst – Tarble's signature attack in Raging Blast 2.
- Energy Booster – A Melee Attack Power Up used in Raging Blast 2.
- Explosive Wave – Used in Raging Blast 2.
- Wild Sense – Used in Raging Blast 2.
- Galick Gun – Tarble's super attack in Dragon Ball Heroes and Dokkan Battle.
Great Ape
Main article: Great Ape While Tarble has never transformed into a Great Ape in the series, he has a tail and, by extension, the ability to turn into one when exposed to Blutz Waves produced naturally from sunlight reflected off celestial bodies like a full-Moon or artificially by a Power Ball. It is currently unknown if he retains mental control while in his Great Ape form as his father and brother can, or not.
Video Game Appearances
Tarble makes his first appearance in a video game and as a playable character in Raging Blast 2. Tarble also appears as a playable character in Dragon Ball Heroes, introduced in the fourth mission of the God Mission series (GDM4).
Voice Actors
- Japanese: Masakazu Morita
- Funimation dub: Todd Haberkorn
- Pre-Dragon Ball
- Tarble and his brother Vegeta's names are puns on the word "vegetable".
- With the death of Raditz, he and Vegeta are also the only full-blooded Saiyan siblings alive in Universe 7.
- However he has the potential to become a Super Saiyan as his gentle nature which would make it easier for him to accumulate S-Cells required to transform and could easily seek help in training to acquire it from his brother and/or nephew.
- Tarble is also one of the three surviving full-blooded Saiyans to never die throughout the series. The others being Onio and Broly.
- It is unconfirmed if Tarble's future timeline counterpart survives in Future Trunks' timeline, but if he did, then he was either killed as a result of Black and Future Zamasu's Project Zero Mortals, or erased by Future Zeno, though another counterpart may exist in the timeline Future Trunks and Future Mai relocated to.


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Right now, my collaboration has 2 papers on related topics, written by 2 different men in 2 different notations. It has been rightly determined that we must see that these 2 papers are concordant. In order to do this, a 3rd man has written a paper comparing the 2, again in his own notation. He has asked me to see that it is correct. Thus, I must compare 3 papers worth of complicated mathematics, dancing between 3 successively more complicated notations. Poke out my eyes with burnt sticks if I'm lying, but I can't get 'em to match. Is this because my workings are wrong? Is this because the 3 papers just don't match? Personally, I think it's both. This is what tradesmen call an 'apprentice job'. Next, I will go into town to buy a can of compression and a tin of stripey paint.
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Even as controversy persists over the swap of five senior Taliban leaders for army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the Guardian has learned that the Obama administration is considering the transfer of a new round of Guantánamo Bay detainees.
In what would represent the first proposed transfers out of Guantánamo since the May 31 announcement of the trade – and, accordingly, a test of President Obama's commitment to shuttering the detention center – the administration is set to decide the fate of what is said to be a small number of detainees, an internal debate that began months before it faced an avalanche of congressional criticism around the most recent Guantanamo release.
A final decision is not yet at hand, although the majority of agencies involved in the discussions favor a transfer, according to an administration official. The agencies normally involved in such a discussion include the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Defense Department, the military's Joint Staff, the State Department and the Justice Department.
There is apparently no consideration of releasing any of the detainees outright. The detainees up for consideration during this current round of deliberations are said to be few in number and low-level in rank.
The Obama administration insists that it will reach a decision on the detainees outside of any consideration of the Bergdahl contretemps, but there is no timetable for arriving at a decision, raising the prospect that the administration may attempt to wait out the political firestorm.
Legislators of both parties have been incensed that the Obama administration, ahead of trading Bergdahl for the five Taliban leaders, did not provide Congress with the 30-day notice legally required of any transfer from Guantanamo. A Pew/USA Today poll released Monday found that a plurality of 43% rejected the swap.
The White House has conceded violating the law but argues that the exigencies of freeing the only US prisoner of the Afghanistan war, including an apparent belief in the deterioration of Bergdahl's health, justified the deal.
Both administration officials and congressional aides said that legislators have rarely, if ever, raised objections to a Guantanamo transfer during the classified notifications process, despite the persistent public criticism around the concept of closing the detention center.
But a staffer to the House Armed Services Committee said that the lack of advance warning around the Taliban swap has weakened the panel's trust in the Pentagon.
"When one of the laws we worked on together in a bipartisan way that passed with an overwhelming bipartisan majority is just ignored, that trust is certainly eroded. That hangs over things," said the staffer, who declined to speak for the record, citing the official secrecy surrounding Guantanamo notifications to the Hill.
Laura Pitter, a senior national-security counsel with Human Rights Watch, urged the administration to go through with the transfers.
"There is no doubt this administration has taken politics into consideration when making decisions about Guantanamo in the past. But so many military leaders and experts now agree that keeping Guantanamo open hurts US national security, it would foolish to allow politicization of this exchange to slow Guantanamo's closure down now," Pitter said.
Obama publicly recommitted to emptying the Guantanamo detention facility last year after congressional restrictions – led by Republicans but with substantial Democratic support – denied him the fulfillment of a major campaign promise.
Since then, his administration has transferred 14 detainees, including the so-called "Taliban Five," and set up a new quasi-parole process called a Periodic Review Board that permits detainees to argue for their release. Guantánamo still holds 149 detainees, the vast majority of whom have not been charged with a war crime.
Administration officials, sounding a note of defiance, reject the idea that the Bergdahl furor will case them to slow-walk pending Guantánamo transfers.
"The return of Sgt Bergdahl is not a factor in future detainee transfers from Guantanamo, since transfers are dependent upon, among other things, our receipt of the necessary, verifiable security assurances from potential willing host-nations and the recommendation of our own internal, inter-agency review (eg the PRB)," said Lieutenant Colonel Todd Breasseale, the Pentagon's spokesman on detentions.
"We remain committed to the responsible closure of the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. It remains outrageously expensive and as the president has noted, exists outside our best national security interests. However, until we are permitted to close the facility – and to be sure, we are making real progress on transferring those who are eligible – we will continue to humanely safeguard all of the detainees in our charge."
Even as the administration takes criticism for trading five of the Guantanamo detainees presumed most dangerous, the Bergdahl swap also opened it up for questions about why it continues to hold relatively low-risk detainees. Fifty-six Yemenis who remain at Guantánamo Bay, for instance, have been deemed eligible for transfer.
"I think if there is any increased pressure to release detainees it hasn't come from this exchange specifically but rather from the fact that this exchange has put a spotlight on true desperation and despair of so many other detainees accused of no wrongdoing and held without charge or trial for twelve years now," said Pitter of Human Rights Watch.
Administration efforts to contain the controversy have not worked thus far. A private briefing for Senators last week did not defuse the debate. Several administration and intelligence officials are scheduled to brief the Senate Armed Services Committee in closed session on Tuesday ahead of Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel's testimony before the House armed services committee on Wednesday.


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Ever since U.S Highway 66 was created back in 1926, it became a symbol of all things American.
Route 66 cuts right across the heart of America, linking two of its most important cities: Chicago and Los Angeles. It allows you to wet your feet in Lake Michigan and the Pacific Ocean and also the Mississippi, Arkansas and Colorado rivers along the way.
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Sport Relief 2018
Today, the entire of Alsager Highfields took part in The Whatever Moves You campaign for Sport Relief 2018. This is an event to raise awareness for important issues such as preventing the spread of malaria in Africa, to prevent maternal & neonatal deaths in Africa, and to improve understanding of Mental Health issues in the UK.
Every child from every class took part in this event. The behaviour of every child was perfect (as we would expect from the children at Highfields) and there were lots of smiles. It was great to see some of the Key Stage 2 children helping the Key Stage 1 children around the course. It was also wonderful to see the children encourage each other and to see this event as a school effort.
Each child tracked their laps around the field, and everybody made a real effort. The school managed to complete a remarkable 2,700 laps of the school field. It takes 325 steps to get around the field.
This means that that Alsager Highfields contributed a huge 877, 500 steps towards the target of 1 billion steps throughot the whole of Great Britain.
Thank you to everybody who contributed money towards the charities and to every child who helped raise awareness of these important issues. Thank you to all the staff who helped to make this possible, I know the children really appreciate it. Some photos of this event will follow.
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When It Rains It Pours, Just Ask the Vikings
Regardless of which side of the aisle you're currently on regarding this whole Adrian Peterson child abuse mess, I think we all can agree this dumpster fire would have continued to rage out of control until the Vikings or the National Football League took control of the situation.
That finally happened early Wednesday morning when the Vikings organization did the right thing by admitting they made a mistake reinstating Peterson. This was no doubt brought on by the realization that corporate sponsors were not only starting to bail from the Peterson camp, but they were threatening to end relationships with the Viking organization and the NFL itself, unless some sort of disciplinary action was taken against the player.
After all, you know you have BIG problems when you have the governor and a senator from the state your team plays in asking for a player's immediate suspension. That's a pretty good indicator things aren't going to get better anytime soon.
If you somehow missed the news, Adrian Peterson has been put on the NFL's Exempt/Commissioner's Permission list. Meaning he'll take a voluntary leave with pay to take care of his personal and legal issues, resulting from his indictment on charges of reckless or negligent injury to a child.
Peterson will have his day in court and will be gone from the team until all his legal issues have been resolved. Chances are he will more than likely plead guilty to the current charge or a lesser offense in order to put this whole situation behind him and to return to the NFL.
Once the legal system levies its punishment on Peterson, then it will be the NFL's turn to tackle him with some sort of suspension under the leagues personal-conduct policy.
Then maybe Peterson will get to resume toting the rock once again.
Until then, Peterson is in limbo. And both Peterson and the Vikings are going to be in the crosshairs of a number of special interest groups, fans and members of the media as they start to pile on with criticism, jokes, and cheap shots.
That started on Tuesday when the "New York Times" unearthed this little tidbit of information. They recently crunched the data on NFL player arrests over the past 15 years. Guess who has the most names on the police blotter? Yep, the Minnesota Vikings!
The Minnesota Vikings have had 44 players arrested, cited or charged since 2000. That's the most in the entire NFL.
The Cincinnati Bengals run a close second with 43, followed by the Denver Broncos with 40 players.
In fairness to the Vikings, the "Times" did note that the data is imperfect, since it's only based on incidents that were seen reported in the press.
The most common arrests by the way, were for driving under the influence, then assault and battery, followed by domestic violence and sexual assault.
It would do us all good to remember these pro athletes that we tend to put on pedestals and admire so much are no better than the rest of us.
Like us, they too are prone to the very same character flaws and mistakes the rest of us make in our everyday lives.
While I personally deplore the acts that Peterson, Rice, and others in the NFL have allegedly committed recently, we need to remind ourselves that no man is perfect.
Let's just hope and pray all these men in question get the proper guidance and help needed to ensure these despicable types of acts don't continue to happen in the future.
After all, when it comes right down to it, none of this is about football. It's about abuse to women and children. Let's not lose sight of that.


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Avril Ramona Lavigne (/ˈævrɨl ləˈviːn/; av-ril lə-veen; born 27 September 1984) is a Canadian and French[3][4][note 1] singer-songwriter. She was born in Belleville, Ontario, and spent most of her youth in the town of Napanee. By the age of 15, she had appeared on stage with Shania Twain; by 16, she had signed a two-album recording contract with Arista Records worth more than $2 million. In 2002, when she was 17 years old, Lavigne broke onto the music scene with her debut album Let Go. Since her professional debut she has sold more than 30 million albums and over 50 million singles worldwide.[5]
Age in 2013: 29 (27 September 1984)
Height in Meters: 1.55m
Height in Centimeters: 155cm
Height in Feet: 5 Feet 1 Inches
Weight in Kilograms: 50kg
Weight in Pounds: 110lbs
Body Measurement and Size: 34-24-32
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Monday, November 25, 2013
A Studio AE Card and a Peek
Today I've got a card made with the November Technique Tuesday Studio AE kit, Relatives Banners. I used strips of Basic Grey Hey Girl patterned paper for the background and a dotted piece with the stamping to wallpaper the metal rimmed tag. Did you know that a 1" circle punch is a perfect fit for the center of these Avery metal rimmed key tags? And Love You is the Say It Love You die.
Here is a peek of December's Studio AE stamps
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- Miriam Prantner said...
What a great mix of patterns on this card and I love that sneak!
- November 25, 2013 at 12:24 PM
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Nicola Tesla, Albert Einstein, Judy Wood, 911, Dustifying, Disintegrating. Akasha, Prana
Death Ray Word Etymology Origination, Dustify , Disintegrate, Decay, Di
Judy Wood : Dustifying
Nicola Tesla : Disintegrate, Integrate, Akasha, Prana,
Word Etymology Disintegrate, Decay
Sanskrit : Di ,Akasha, Prana, Rta
This description of the physical mechanisms of the universe was given before Tesla became familiar with the Vedic science of the eastern Nations of India, Tibet, and Nepal. This science was first popualized in the United States and the west during the three year visit of Swami Vivekananda.
Vedic Science and Swami Vivekananda
The Vedas are a collection of writings consisting of hymns, prayers, myths, historical accounting, dissertations on science, and the nature of reality, which date back at least 5,000 years. The nature of matter, antimatter, and the make up of atomic structure are described in the Vedas. The language of the Vedas is known as Sanskrit. The origin of Sanskrit is not fully understood.
There are words in Sanskrit that describe concepts totally foreign to the western mind. Single words may require a full paragraph for translation into english. Having studied Sanskrit for a brief period during the late 70's, it finally occurred to this writer that Tesla's use of Vedic terminology could provide a key to understanding his view of electromagnetism and the nature of the universe.
"There manifests itself in the fully developed being , Man, a desire mysterious, inscrutable and irresistible: to imitate nature, to create, to work himself the wonders he perceives.... Long ago he recognized that all perceptible matter comes from a primary substance, or tenuity beyond conception, filling all space, the Akasha or luminiferous ether, which is acted upon by the life giving Prana or creative force, calling into existence, in never ending cycles all things and phenomena. The primary substance, thrown into infinitesimal whirls of prodigious velocity, becomes gross matter; the force subsiding, the motion ceases and matter disappears, reverting to the primary substance."
"So astounding are the facts in this connection, that it would seem as though the Creator, himself had electrically designed this planet...."Nikola Tesla describing what is now known as Schumann Resonance (7.8 Hz) in "The Transmission of Electrical Energy Without Wires As A Means Of Furthering World Peace", Electrical World And Engineer, January 7, 1905http://www.teslasociety.com/tesla_and_swami.htm
Judy Wood Termed the "Death-Ray" Used as a 911 Weapon as Dustifying, From Disintegrating
Tesla the inventor of the Death Ray, Quoted Sanskrit Referencing Disintegration as one part of this Technology Di in Sanskrit "The Motion Ceases and matter DISAPPEARS, reverting to the primary Substance"
The Ancient Ways have always talked about "Creation, un-manifesting and manifesting, and Destroying, as part of the change cycles, yet the Vedas written 6000 years ago and known orally for countless generations was a philosophy, with scientific analytic methods used today, only Religious Fanatics call the Vedas a Religion , out of Fear of loosing their Flock, The Vedas Are Credited with the Ability to Raise anyone's IQ over 200, all you have to do is READ, APPREHEND, AND REALLY KNOW, like you really know 2+2=4
The Sanskrit Science Texts, Known as Veda's Explain everything today, The Depth of Vedic Knowledge makes it clear what you call Physical Reality is only a small portion of the non-physical reality "Akasha"
It was this Akasha that Tesla Gave Credit to all his technologies "Both in the sense of receiving the awareness of the knowledge from the akasha, and the power we know as electricity is just one small use of the Akasha non-physical wave awareness, and how to develop consciousness to know how to use and interact with those natural foundations, to bring them in to this time manifested...
Tesla was a great man, He Referenced everything he did back to the Akasha and Vedic Terminology and Insight...
Einstein was also a great man he told you his "Theory of matter" was WRONG, "Smart guy tho"
Yet today this WRONG information "Theory of Matter" is what they teach at all Schools, so the Pupils can have this Programing Forced in to their Pupils...
"Concerning matter, we have been all wrong. What we have called matter is energy, whose vibration has been so lowered as to be perceptible to the senses. There is no matter."
- Quote Albert Einstein
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Treatment options for prostate cancer include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy and hormone remedy. Medical doctors use therapies reminiscent of ADT, chemotherapy, and novel brokers to achieve most cancers cells all through the body. The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) recommends that men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer continue therapy that lowers androgen ranges, equivalent to orchiectomy or hormone-decreasing medicines (see above).
In this case, hormone treatment could also be began if there are signs brought on by the prostate cancer. High-dose charge brachytherapy is often left in the physique for less than 30 minutes, however could must be given more than once. Though using adjuvant ADT is controversial, some particular patients appear to learn from this strategy. Radical prostatectomy is often carried out with removal of the pelvic lymph nodes.
A radical prostatectomy is the surgical elimination of your prostate gland. Stage 2 – the cancer is inside the prostate gland, however is bigger. A radical prostatectomy is the surgical elimination of all the prostate and the seminal vesicles. ADT will cause negative effects that may usually go away after remedy has completed, except in men who've had an orchiectomy.
Some males are given neoadjuvant ADT, meaning the ADT is given earlier than surgery, or have radiation therapy (exterior-beam and/or brachytherapy) afterward. Stage 1 – the cancer may be very small and fully within the prostate gland. LHRH stands for luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone. Drugs generally known as anti-androgens stop testosterone from reaching your most cancers cells.
Medical oncologists: doctors who deal with cancer with medicines resembling chemotherapy or hormone remedy. Different choices include exterior-beam radiation therapy or a radical prostatectomy. Hormones are substances made by glands within the physique and circulated in the bloodstream. Inguinal hernia (bulging of fat or a part of the small gut by means of weak muscle mass into the groin ). Inguinal hernia might happen extra usually in men handled with radical prostatectomy than in men who have some other types of prostate surgery, radiation remedy , or prostate biopsy alone.