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Tiger Woods was named Athlete of the Decade by sportswriters, but the honor comes amid the unraveling of his personal life.
It's certainly possible that no athlete scored more often in the last 10 years than Tiger Woods, but the timing of the golf superstar being named Athlete of the Decade by sportswriters might seem odd given his current troubles.
Woods, whose personal life is in turmoil as the tally of alleged mistresses mounts, got the nod over six-time Tour de France winner and cancer survivor Lance Armstrong, tennis great Roger Federer and Olympic gold medal collector Michael Phelps. Yet, what were members of The Associated Press to do, set aside the achievements of nine years and 10 months just because he ran off the cart path and into a ditch? Well, maybe. Here's some of the reaction:


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JOPLIN, Mo. —
Two local organizations received donations of more than $10,000 each as a result of the Joplin Memorial Run held in May.
Rebuild Joplin and Bright Futures were presented checks of $10,161 each in a ceremony Monday at City Hall.
Audie Dennis, president of Active Life Style Events Inc., which holds the run, said runners also made direct donations of $1,700 to the nonprofit organizations. Run participants also gave nearly 100 pairs of running shoes that were provided to the Turnaround Ranch for children housed there who wish to take up the sport.
There were 2,300 runners in this year's event from 28 states, down from more than 2,900 last year.
The event — a half marathon and 5K — started nine years ago with the Festival of the Four States, which later became Boomtown Days. It was named the Boomtown Run and was held in conjunction with the festival. The event was renamed the Joplin Memorial Run in remembrance of the victims of the EF-5 tornado that struck Joplin on May 22, 2011, claiming 161 lives.
A board of directors for Active Life Styles Events decides each year how to donate the proceeds from entry fees, merchandise sales and sponsorships — after expenses — to local nonprofit organizations.
Dennis said it has been rewarding to see the event grow. About 150 participated in the first run.
"I had no idea when we started this 10 years ago it would evolve into something like this today," Dennis said.
The race theme is "Run, Remember and Rebuild."
Bright Futures is a project of the Joplin Schools Foundation to help children in need reach graduation by donations from the community of assistance in resolving issues that could be an impediment to staying in school.
Peggy Fuller, with Southwest Missouri Bank and chairwoman of Bright Futures, said it is the second year Bright Futures has been a beneficiary of the run.
"We appreciate it so much," she said. "We are grateful to those who ran and to the community."
Jerrod Hogan, with Rebuild Joplin, said the Active Life Styles Events board dedicated its donation to JOMONOLA. Thirty bicycle riders — 20 from Joplin — pedaled from Joplin to New Orleans last month to raise $150,000 to build three homes, one each in Joplin, New Orleans and on the East Coast where Hurricane Sandy hit.
Hogan said that when the riders arrived in New Orleans after the 800-mile ride, "there was a lot of pride but it was bittersweet because we had not met our goal." The riders had raised $141,000 at the close of the trek.
Dennis said that is why the Active Life Styles Events board decided to make the donation to Rebuild Joplin.
The JOMONOLA riders were recognized by the Joplin City Council at its meeting Monday on behalf of the city. Mayor Melodee Colbert-Kean read a proclamation declaring it JOMONOLA Appreciation Day in Joplin.
"We have an amazing community," she said of the effort.
Hogan told the mayor that there are still 100 people in Joplin who need to replace their homes, 1,000 in New Orleans and thousands in the area hit by Hurricane Sandy, particularly New York and New Jersey. He also thanked the Joplin Memorial Run for enabling the riders to meet their fundraising goal.
Dennis said of the riders, "What they have done is inspiring."
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"This is an excellent example of how Crime Stoppers pays the maximum amount for anonymous tips that lead to an arrest in significant cases," said Crime Stoppers Board President Jim Todd. "In the case of this double homicide, the Crime Stoppers board felt it was important to pay the maximum reward to the individual who provided the anonymous tip that helped Wichita Police arrest the third suspect in this murder case."
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The Windows Programming 2nd Edition Instructional Video is here to help you out! The sold-separately Windows Programming Text & CD is still necessary, but these videos reinforce each chapter and lesson in a fun, animated style that features a digital whiteboard with examples written as the teacher speaks. The same conceptual topics are covered using different examples; some even show a real programmer accomplishing tasks within a development environment.
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The slow-moving currents in the ocean depths move in a rhythm untouched by the ever-changing surface of the sea. As we tune into patience and learn to feel a deeper rhythm, we discover that the eternal currents of the cosmic ocean of energy also flow unchanging, despite the storms that blow in material realities.read more
Part 5 of 5 explores how a *factual* view of God and revelation, in light of the trajectory of Big History, clarifies our way into the future and restores the relevance (indeed, necessity!) of unflinchingly bold, science-based prophetic speech.read more
Part 4 of 5 explores how and why Big History radically transforms our understanding (and experience!) of human nature, chaos, and death—including our relationship to ours and our loved one's foibles, problems, and mortality.read more
Big History *synthesizes* science and religion—head and heart—by transcending and including reason and faith, facts and values. Honoring both 'how things are' and 'which things matter' is essential for human survival. Part 1 explores what BH is, why it is important, and the significance of a global, evidential view of God & religion.read more
The current military operations in Israel and the Gaza strip should disturb all people of faith. The only moral path to a solution between Israelis and Palestinians (Israeli Jewish/Muslim/Christian and Palestinian Muslim/Christian) will be dialogue and negotiation. This is a long and arduous path, but the faith that grounds our traditions can sustain the slow evolution of history. The current conflict is an outgrowth of over a century of opposing narratives and ideological differences that no military operations can resolve.read more
Rev. Michael Dowd is a Big History evangelist, evolutionary theologian, and bestselling author whose work has been featured in The New York Times, LA Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Newsweek, Wired, Skeptic, Discover, and on CNN, ABC News, and Fox News.read more
Join Ian Lawton, founder of Soulseeds.com, for transformative conversations with renowned spiritual leaders from many traditions as we explore awareness. Beyond all the things that divide us, both from ourselves and each other, awareness brings up back to our essential oneness. Through this conference, you will come to a deeper understanding of your own wholeness and your connection to all else. Together, we can increase the peace, both within and in the world. In this session, Ian interviews Bishop John Shelby Spong on "Coming to Self Awareness." They cover topics from God, prayer, Jesus' message, the church, and consciousness.read more
TeenText is different! Instead of providing youth with answers that "come from the Bible," these resources meet the students where they are – grappling eagerly and passionately with growing up, becoming who they are. In this educational setting the student is the curriculum, not the written study guide.read more
Every parent and educator will welcome the blend of multicultural tales, biographies, universal spirituality, and original fun adventures of children who could live on your street. Expansive, respectful, real, and warm with kindness, these stories offer possibilities for life to children and adults who feel in their heart that they belong to a larger reality.read more
In this video, you'll be introduced to several children, learn about their dreams, and be inspired by their spirit. Join us as we follow these children and others over the course of the next year. You'll see children take their first sip of clean water, go to school for the first time, and finally grow healthy.read more
Be still and know what's going on inside yourself, and after a while your relationship to yourself will change. There will be the One who observes with kindness and patience, and the one that is observed – and after a while you'll identify more with the kind and patient Observer than with the one who is observed. The compassionate Observer is God. Then you'll know that God is not some supernatural superhero working miracles in the cosmos. You'll know instead that God is love even for your worst enemy, who, all to often, is your own selfish self.read more
Gladly we address our burdens
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In the privilege of care.read more
Do the right thing, do the right thing, do it all the time, do it all the time. Make yourself right, never mind them. Don't you know you're not the only one suffering. I hear a higher calling, better here than there I guess so long.read more
Although this book is very much about Schaeffer's own journey to freedom, there's enough of the good theologian and good biblical scholar in him to delight those of us who can never get enough of that kind of thing. He does a lot with the figure of Jesus as the only lens through which to grasp what God might be like, if God existed (the key God-marker in Jesus, according to Schaeffer: "non-judgmental co-suffering empathy"). He notes that Jesus violated every religious taboo of his time and place: touching dead people, touching lepers, touching women and letting women touch him.read more
SAMSARA is a Sanskrit word that means "the ever turning wheel of life" and is the point of departure for the filmmakers as they search for the elusive current of interconnection that runs through our lives. Filmed over a period of almost five years in twenty-five countries, SAMSARA transports us to sacred grounds, disaster zones, industrial sites, and natural wonders. By dispensing with dialogue and descriptive text, SAMSARA subverts our expectations of a traditional documentary, instead encouraging our own inner interpretations inspired by images and music that infuses the ancient with the modern.read more
First, Tick establishes the traditional context of war in mythology and religion. Then he describes in depth PTSD in terms of identity issues. Finally, drawing on world spiritual traditions, he presents ways to nurture a positive identity based in compassion and forgiveness.read more
With each generation, the popularity of religious conservatism has declined. Forty-seven percent of the Silent Generation (ages 66 to 88) are religious conservatives, compared with 34 percent of Baby Boomers, 23 percent of Gen Xers and 17 percent of Millennials.read more
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CHECK OUT MY YOUTUBE VIDEOS AT http://www.youtube.com/user/Johnoforigin?feature=mhum . THEY ARE VAGUELY REPRESENTATIVE OF MY BOOK, ALTHOUGH THEY ARE A LITTLE MORE ABSURD AND GOOFY! I am a recent college graduate from the University of Mary Washington. Over the past 3 or 4 years, I have written 5 novel-length works of fiction and I am now pursuing publication. Word play, use of multiple languages and surreal elements are major building blocks of my stories. I can only assume that I pull the surreal from my experiences having a brain tumor eight years ago.I'm still looking for a literary agent.I happily return all reads!Be sure to read Neville Kent's "The Secrets of the Forest" books (there are 2 posted in the series). Neville's a good guy who has written some great books that deserve a look!Also check out: "My Road to Redemption" by Denise Rachat"Memories of Glory" by Elizabeth Wolfe"Silence of the Angels" by Noorham Sami- they're good readsI know I owe some reads - send me a message if I owe you a read and I will take care of it.And to any agents or publishers who might want to contact me, my personal e-mail is email@example.com
John winds up in the backwards, illogical land of Streel through which he must journey to battle the Freel that rules the land.
A con man in the midst of a failed swindle is forced to sleep in one of the townsfolk's houses next to a wine cellar. He wakes up in the land of Streel, where the Freel has rule. As he journeys through Streel to fight the Freel, led by a talking prairie dog, a scribe with two left arms and an outcast fox who changes his name constantly, he is introduced to the formalized (although infrequently used) language of Streel known as Romsportalfretag. His journey continues and he must overcome losing one of his dimensions, escaping lexically picky ants, people who speak with audibly multiple punctuation, the studious, armless Mister Arveltras, and spending time on the strangely diverse streets of the town of the Gredules, all while searching for the love of a woman that he has seen in a way that feels right to him. As John continues through Streel, he goes about inventing his own language and earning his armor and a sword with which to fight the Freel all whilst trying to understand his own mind and earn the love of a woman that he meets in the strange land.
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'Total Recall' remake totally unnecessary
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"See you at the party, Richter!"
"Come on, Cohaagen, you got what you want. Give those people air!"
"Get your ass to Mars!"
"What about the guy you lobotomized? Did he get a refund?"
You know, I could spend a whole 90 minutes reciting Arnold Schwarzenegger lines from 1990's "Total Recall," and it'd still be more fun than the 2012 remake.
Director Paul Verhoeven's original sci-fi classic packs quite an entertaining punch – an R-rated, ultra-violent, gore-infused, over-the-top, tongue-in-cheek, thrillingly fun and surprisingly cerebral Arnold flick (as far as cerebral Arnold flicks go).
Director Les Wiseman's ("Live Free or Die Hard") take on the story, loosely based on Philip K. Dick's "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale," is the neutered version.
Sitting comfortably in the confines of a safe PG-13 rating and surrounded by slick — and rather decent — special effects, the 2012 effort lacks any semblance of character, wit and originality.
Google "unnecessary remake," and you'll find this. Wiseman's "Total Recall" doesn't just acknowledge that it's based on another film – it blares it in the audience's face, shedding any identity of its own for more than a few references to the original. While Wiseman has changed the setting a bit – nobody gets their ass to Mars – the storyline follows all the same plot points of Verhoeven's film, offering no surprises and, subsequently, no thrills for anyone who's seen the 1990 version.
For those who haven't, these plot points seem arbitrary at best, more like an afterthought to pass the time between multiple high-tech chase scenes, some of which could have been exciting, had the film's writers crafted characters worth caring about.
The whole mind-bending "is it real" concept takes the backseat, as Wiseman assaults the senses with special effects – pulled liberally from other Philip K. Dick-based features, like "Blade Runner" and "I, Robot" – and watered-down action.
Like its protagonist, the film suffers from an identity crisis and feels more like a vehicle for Wiseman's wife, Kate Beckinsale ("Underworld"), who fills the Sharon Stone role, only expanded to include more Kate Beckinsale.
It's actually about her character's husband, Quaid (Colin Farrell, "In Bruges"), who works a dead-end job in a dystopian future.
In the late 21st century, the Earth is rendered mostly uninhabitable after some devastating chemical warfare, leaving only two safe zones in which humans can survive. As such, living space has become the No. 1 commodity, creating a class struggle between those who live in the country formerly known as Great Britain – now a haven for the privileged and upper class – and the denizens of former Australia – now called "The Colony" and home to the underprivileged, everyday joes.
Each day, workers commute to Britain via "The Fall," a sort of high-tech subway that short-cuts through the Earth's core, where they slave away the hours, building robots intended to eventually replace them.
Quaid, however, dreams of something more and pays a visit to Rekall, a company that creates artificial memories for those who can't afford to make their own. Choosing a package that would have him remember an adventure as a super-spy, Quaid begins the procedure, only to be interrupted by a squad of well-armed police officers and their robot counterparts.
Apparently, his memory had already been erased, prompting the authorities – led by the crooked Chancellor Cohaagen (Bryan Cranston, TV's "Breaking Bad") – to contain the situation before Quaid can discover his true identity, something that might have to do with helping out a band of revolutionaries led by the enigmatic (or so we're told) Matthias (Bill Nighy, "Shaun of the Dead").
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As a Canadian.. yea.. Where is the facepalm picture of JLP when you need it. I am not so sure Toronto would be much better.
Wrong man....in Toronto it will be much douchier....and way more people wearing MMA apparel...and less jokes. More attempted confrontations and more drunks.
I'm not that surprised...most of the guys who were asking questions just looked like your average wanna be comedian...and the crowd for the most part were hundreds or hecklers.
And that most classic thing were the two Americans....the two Koschek fans....dude in Dethrone shirt and drunk dude at the end that looks like he has a Rangers sweater or some shit.
The Americans came off even worse in this video....the Canadians just came off a little immature and mildly funny.
That was soooo awkward. I had to stop watching it. haha
First of all we're hockey fans up in Canada, and what you do during hockey games is yell, cheer and get drunk. So the crowd was not very suprising especially the dude thats passed out on camera. HOWEVER I watched the whole q&a a couple days ago and I have to point out there was atleast 4 Americans asking questions in that compilation.
hahah excellent.
As a Canadian.. yea.. Where is the facepalm picture of JLP when you need it. I am not so sure Toronto would be much better.
Wow... that was 6 minutes of pure painful awkwardness.
It would have been funnier if the video didn't warn us what would happen, like for example, I would have gotten a very unexpected laugh when the "bunny ears" appeared...But I did not because the video warned me what would happen...And yea, most of these people were VERY weird...good find
hahaha that is outstanding! I loved that, I died laughing. Nice fan.
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Assalamu Alaikum, My question is,If someone(male)starts to masturbate and at the times of ejaculation,with the fear of not being in the state of nijasat,he tries to stop the fluid from coming out but still 2-3 white,small drops come out(after sometimes of stopping the masturbation,even when the pleasure of masturbation is over)...are those small,white drops madhi or mani?Does the ejaculation of those tiny drops require Ghusl or the wudu will do..? Please brother respond as soon as possible.I will be thankful to you. Jazakallah khayr.
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closed Mar 26 '13 at 03:17 sadie ♦ 1.6k●3●14
The question has been closed for the following reason "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by sadie Mar 26 '13 at 03:17
Wa Alaikum Assalaaam Warahmatullahi Wabarakaaaatahuuuuu.... Dear brother,Masturbation is totally Prohibited or Haram in Islam..yes ghusl is necessary. Masturbation when it is over practiced or one becomes addicted to it, it can really lead to both psychological and physiological imbalances. The adverse effects of such changes to the bodyinclude: - One actually may feel fatigue or tired all the time - A man has lower back pain - He might face the problem of thinning hair orhair loss - He might be feeling soft or the weak erection - He may suffer from the condition that actually called premature ejaculation - He may have his eye flickering or the problem of fuzzy vision - He might be having groin or the testicular pain - He might actually live feeling pain or cramp in the pelvic cavity or/and tailbone. - In worse cases, sufferers fall into the pitfalls of impotence and the problem of hair loss. ►One recently published clinical report suggests that 87% of women and 95% of men had practiced masturbation -but when they done to extreme, it caused drastic changes into brain and body chemistry. Too much masturbation can therefore over-stimulate acetylcholine and parasympathetic nervous functions and as a result,disrupt the liver's release of vital enzymes that synthesize neurotransmitters acetylcholine, dopamine, and serotonin. In addition there the liver's ability to release enzymes that aid in hormone production canbe really affected result of which, the brain and adrenal glands will produce therefore too much dopamine, norepinephrine, epinephrine, and other hormones and neural transmitters
Masturbation (for both men and women) is haraam (forbidden) in Islam based on the following evidence: First from the Qur'aan: Imam Shafi'i stated that masturbation is forbidden based on the following verses from the Qur'aan (interpretation of the meaning): "And those who guard their chastity (i.e. private parts, from illegal sexual acts). Except from their wives or (the captives and slaves) that their right hands possess, - for them, they are free from blame. But whoever seeks beyond that, then those are the transgressors." 23.5-7 Here the verses are clear in forbidding all illegal sexual acts (including masturbation ) except for the wives or that their right hand possess. And whoever seeks beyond that is the transgressor. "And let those who find not the financial means for marriage keep themselves chaste, until Allah enriches them of His bounty." 24.33. This verse also clearly orderswhoever does not have the financial means to marry to keep himself chaste and be patient in facing temptations (including masturbation ) until Allah enriches them of His bounty. Secondly , from the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him): Abdullaah ibn Mas'ood said, "We were with the Prophet while we were young and had no wealth whatsoever. So Allah's Messenger said, "O young people! Whoever among you can marry, should marry, because it helps him lower his gaze and guard his modesty (i.e. his private parts fromcommitting illegal sexual intercourse etc.), and whoever is not able to marry, should fast, as fasting diminishes his sexual power." Bukhari:5066. The hadeeth orders men who are not able to marry to fast despite the hardship encountered in doing so, and not to masturbate despite the ease with which it can be done. There are additional evidences that can be cited to support this ruling on masturbation , but due to the limited space we will not go through them here. Allah knows what is best and most correct.*
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brother for that contibution but to me is not about d ghusl but d sin u ve engaged into d thing is dat u dont fear Allah in this site brothers had explain this act is haram yet u went ahead & do it & u even have d boldness to ask of ghursl may Allah forgive u bt am dissapointed to any muslim doing this. wassalam
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Exactly, He should seek for forgiveness for himself before it's late. May Allah SWA forgive us all. Ameen.
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Duke Energy had just finalized its $32 billion merger with Progress Energy this summer when Dukes 10 board members unexpectedly moved to oust their new CEO, Bill Johnson, who had led Progress.
Five dissident directors, who had joined Dukes board from Progress just that day, began firing off emails in a desperate attempt to set up an emergency conference call between far-flung corporate directors who were participating in the board meeting by phone from the beach and the Dominican Republic. One board member was on a safari in Botswana.
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Johnson had been up all night with his lawyer preparing his severance agreement to meet a 7 a.m. deadline to resign, set by Dukes directors.
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The fire was contained to the engine compartment and back seat. No injuries were reported.
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Cheap Flights from Bergerac to Ontario
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The St. Michael-Albertville volleyball team pounced on a second opportunity to battle the Buffalo Bison earlier this month, and topped BHS in four games to earn another share of the Mississippi 8 Conference Championship.
That makes nine straight years with a share of the title, or the outright championship.
But for Canidce Yager and her teammates, it's just a piece of a greater puzzle.
"You don't want to be the team to break that streak, but it's not the only goal that's out there for us," Yager said. "We really feel like we could do more."
For the Knights, the Section 5-3A tournament has been a tough row to hoe since the girls were bumped up to the state's top class.
This year, however, STMA has earned the No. 3 seed. That means they'll open the tournament tonight, at home, against Centennial.
"We haven't had a chance to see as many teams, because we went through that conference lineup twice and we just didn't run into section opponents at tournaments, or whatever," said coach Ryan Dehnel. "But if you look at common opponents and what we've been able to do lately as a team, we think that if we show up and play our game, we should be able to compete in this section."
At the top, of course, is Blaine High School, one of the top teams in the state this season and a squad the Knights have now seen twice.
In tournament play, Blaine dominated with a 2-0 win. Last week, however, the Knights closed the regular season with a 3-0 loss that was much more respectable.
"We have young players now that have come such a long way," said senior hitter Jennifer Olejar.
"They're playing more like upperclassmen. The jitters are gone," added middle Becky Hackenmueller.
Leading that youth movement is Malissa LeClaire, who has stepped up as a setter. Other sophomores are contributing on defense.
"Everyone we've asked to step up has really grown, and done a good job. It's come a long way since day one," Dehnel said.
The Knights and Cougars square off at 7 p.m. tonight at the high school gym.


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The best sitting position for your back is to align it against the chair back. Avoid slouching or leaning forward, and keep your knees even with your hips or slightly higher.
Most people who are under stress and don't manage it effectively tend to sleep poorly, have a poor diet and get little exercise. Add stress-related muscle tightness to the mix and back problems can result.
Taking good care of yourself when you're stressed by doing relaxation and breathing exercises and finding time to exercise every day -- even if it's nothing more than a 10- or 15-minute walk -- can help prevent back problems.
Lifting techniques
Whether you lift every day or occasionally, knowing how to do it properly -- especially if you're out of shape or overweight -- can reduce your chance of hurting your back.
To lift correctly: Always be sure to bend your knees, keep your back straight and tighten your abdominal muscles when lifting. Keep your shoulders in line with your hips to avoid twisting. Hold the weight close to your body. Don't lift anything that's too heavy without assistance.
Smokers are almost three times more likely to develop low back pain than nonsmokers.
According to the University of Michigan Health System in Ann Arbor, the nicotine in cigarette smoke thickens the walls of the blood vessels. This restricts blood flow through the large and small blood vessels of the lower back and increases the amount of time for healing and recovery if you have a back injury.
"Keeping your back healthy and strong by exercising and maintaining a healthy weight takes some time and effort," says Dr. Finkel. "But for many people, the prospect of living free of back pain is well worth it."
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Leather 14oz gloves: High grade leather along with excellent glove construction provide durability and functionality. Comfortable training glove with extra shock absorbing durable foam and comfortable Velcro wrist strap. Leather curved hook and jab pads: High grade leather hook and jab pads, with curved shape and padded wrist support combined to provide superior hand safety and comfort.
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This Everlast 25 kg vinyl barbell/dumbbell set allows you to workout without those unwanted gym fees.
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You can adjust the weights to suit your needs, from toning up to putting on some serious muscle mass.
An Everlast 50 kg vinyl barbell/dumbbell set is also available – see item number 2BSRC.
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With this Everlast Multi Purpose Utility Bench you can workout in total comfort.
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News and notes on the restaurant scene from dining critic Carol Deptolla
Morel, a farm-to-table restaurant, planned for Bay View
A Milwaukee native influenced by his time on the West Coast is planning a farm-to-table restaurant in Bay View.
I caught up with Jonathan Manyo by phone recently, who's wrapping up the design of the restaurant. Because the lease hasn't been signed yet, he declined to make the precise location public. But he said he's hoping to have the keys to the space Sept. 1, with a goal of opening the restaurant by Dec. 1.
The food would be contemporary American, with as many of the ingredients as possible drawn from the area. "We're going to try to create something that's strictly Wisconsin," he said.
Entrees would be in the $18 to $26 range, and although the aim is to make the food refined, the atmosphere will be casual, he said, "welcoming to everyone."
He intends for all seats in the restaurant to have a view of the open kitchen, and the dining room will be relatively small -- likely fewer than 50 seats.
"I want it to be an intimate restaurant," Manyo said.
Manyo, who grew up in Bayside, worked at the former Watermark seafood restaurant off Brady St. He also was interested in nutrition and earned a degree in dietetics, and was the chef at East Castle Place, the east side retirement community.
In his time on the West Coast, he attended the California Culinary Academy in San Francisco and worked at Club XIX at Pebble Beach resort, with Hubert Keller as its consulting chef.
After moving to Portland, Ore., Manyo worked in the kitchen at Lincoln (its chef, Jenn Louis, this year was named one of Food & Wine magazine's best new chefs). When he knew he wanted to open his own restaurant, he said, he returned to Milwaukee.
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Halloween is a favorite holiday for many kids, as they have a chance to dress up in fun costumes. But there is a noticeable growing trend of costumes that are not age appropriate. Sarina Natkin of GROW Parenting joins KING 5 to discuss how parents can help pick a costume that they are comfortable with in this week's Parent to Parent.
Why are we seeing these adult-like costumes for kids in recent years?
Images of young and older children alike in so-called "sexy" and revealing costumes are upsetting many parents. This is not just a Halloween problem : From French Vogue doing a spread on lingerie for children to our tween and teen role models wearing less and less every day, this is a problem parents are struggling with every day. The hyper-sexualization of children is just an extension of our society in general.
How does it impact our children?
As we continue to equate attractiveness and appearances with success, we continue to teach our children that what their body looks like and how much of it they are willing to show is what is really valued. Our kids start internalizing these messages from an early age. Princesses get the prince. Be the quarterback, and all the pretty girls will like you. As our children hit the tween and teen years, the pressure to look a certain way is leading to lowed self-esteem and increased rates of eating disorders, both of which can affect learning and the brain for years to come.
How can parents navigate all the choices when it comes to Halloween costumes?
1. Know that role play is okay within clear limits
Adults and children alike enjoy playing with roles. Our job as parents is to set some healthy boundaries around that play. For example, kids love playing with the idea of driving, but we don't actually let them drive real cars until they are legally old enough. Creating guidelines around acceptable clothing choices with your child and adjusting as they develop their own sense of self is really important. At Halloween, the question becomes how that costume fits into the family values about clothing choices.
2. It's never too early to start the conversation
With young kids, this may look like: "Wow, if Ariel from the little mermaid were a real person, do you think she could even stand up with a body so much tinier than her head? What makes someone pretty to you- what they look like or what they do and say?" With an older child, this may look like: "Does dressing sexy make a doctor a better doctor? How would it impact a doctor doing their job?" Ask your child why they want to be that character, what they like about him or her, and see how you can work together to create an age-appropriate costume that has those traits without being sexual. This is not just a discussion to have with girls. Boys are feeling the push to look more like an idealized image of a "real man" too, as we begin to see boy costumes with built-in six packs.
3. Lead by example
Pay attention to how you talk about your own body and the bodies of others. What images of adults are around your house, in both print and electronic media sources?


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Plans Submittal Requirements
The installation of either below ground or above ground tanks shall require the submittal of plans to Mecklenburg County's Land Use and Environmental Services Administration (LUESA). This is necessary since several trades (building, electrical, fire, etc.) may be involved in the review process. Work shall NOT proceed on any new installation until such plans are submitted and approved by all applicable trades.
Note: Plans shall include all related tank equipment (pumps/dispensers, wiring methods, etc.).
Site Inspections
Installations will require several site visits by the area fire inspector to ensure all applicable provisions of the fire code are complied with. . Once the inspection and approval process by our office is warranted, you may contact the Fire Marshal's Office at 704-336-2101 to arrange for your site inspections. The stamped approved plans shall be on site for the inspector to refer to.
Operational Permit
Once approval is granted by our office, the fire inspector will require that the user of the tanks are issued an Operational Permit by our office.
For additional information, you may access the document below, or contact the Fire Marshal's Office at 704-336-2101.
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Next Steps
Applying to your Program
Preparing to Go
Personal Finances
You will need money for your personal needs while you are abroad. Some programs provide meals; others do not. You must be thoroughly familiar with what expenses are covered by your program and what is not.
For your personal spending, you can take dollars to your destination and exchange money there. Beware: money exchanges found in airports and in other locations other than banks in many major cities may charge a high fee to exchange your money. And most will also charge a fee to change your money back to dollars. It is best, therefore, to exchange money in banks in increments, as you need it.
You can get money at ATMs in most destinations. You can also use credit cards for purchases. Please make sure to call your bank to let them know that you will be using your credit cards and debit cards. If not, the bank may block them when you try to withdraw money or charge items to your accounts.
Before you leave, acquaint yourself with the exchange rate of the country of your destination. Your bank should be able to provide accurate, up-to-date information.
Passports & Visas
Passports are required to travel to countries outside the United States. A visa may also be required to enter the country where you will be studying or volunteering.
To find where and how to apply for passports, visit the US government's official passport website: www.travel.state.gov
According to the website information, "This site will allow you to find the nearest location to apply for a passport. It is provided by the Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs, Office of Passport Services/Customer Service, which designates many post offices, clerks of court, public libraries and other state, county, township, and municipal government offices to accept passport applications on its behalf. This page allows you to search by one of three search scopes – "Zip Code, State, or State/City."
Allow sufficient time to apply for and receive your passport. According to the official website, "We are processing routine applications in approximately 4-6 weeks from the time of application." Application fees range from $75 to $100.
Visas may also be required for your travel abroad. You should check the website for the consulate of the country you will be traveling to as soon as you are accepted into a program to determine whether or not a visa is required for you to enter that country. This is determined by the country from which you hold a passport, not by your residing in the United States (if you are not a citizen). Some countries may also require an "airport transit visa." If you are changing planes in a country that is not the country of your final destination, also consult the website for the consulate of that country as well.
This is extremely important! You will be able to leave the United States without a proper visa, if required, but you may not be able to enter the country of your destination without the necessary visa.
Health: Vaccination, Insurance and Medications
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Check the Centers' website for health-related information. You can search by country to determine if any immunizations/vaccinations are needed for the country of your destination. Do this as soon as you have been accepted in your study or volunteer abroad program: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel
It is strongly suggested that all students have current health insurance while studying or volunteering abroad. First, if you are currently insured, check with your provider to see if you will be covered while you are abroad. If not, you should purchase temporary insurance. Many of these policies also cover lost luggage and lost tickets.
If you are required to have a visa to enter your country of destination, you will be required to have current health insurance when you submit your visa application with the appropriate consulate.
Many BCC students who have studied or volunteered abroad have purchased reasonably priced health and travel insurance on line through Access America (www.accessamerica.com). You are also free to shop to find your own insurer.
Be sure to take an ample supply of any prescription medication you will need during your stay as well as copies of your prescriptions in case your medications are lost.
US State Department Travel Tips
The State Department offers information and tips to all Americans who are traveling abroad, including specific suggestions for students who are preparing to travel, study and volunteer internationally. www.travel.state.gov – "Special Interest: Travel Info for Students"
Electrical Devices
Be sure to acquaint yourself with the electrical systems of the country where you will be studying or volunteering to determine what kind of adaptor (or converter, if needed) you will need to run your devices or appliances.
Being Abroad
Phone Cards
Using international phone cards can save you money when you contact your family and friends back home. You may be able to purchase cards before you leave the US, or you can purchase them once you arrive. Be sure, however, to use the local access numbers at your destination, and not the 800 number.
Safety & Emergencies
Use common sense, and do not place yourself in dangerous situations. Always try to go out in a group, especially at night. Listen to the program faculty and staff about where to go and where not to go. If you are unsure about a situation, ask the staff before going. Always make sure there's someone on site who knows where you have gone. (Also see "US State Department Travel Tips.")
Any student studying or traveling abroad as part of a BCC or CUNY program is required to sign and have notarized a waiver which details the conduct that is expected of you during your stay. This includes a prohibition against consumption of alcohol by minors. You must also be aware that you will be guests in another country and, as representatives of BCC and/or CUNY, your conduct must always be lawful and respectful.
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The News Courier
Red Cross blood drive
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Sunday in the gymnasium of Good Shepherd United Methodist Church at the corner of Old Railroad Bed and Capshaw roads.
Free Meal
Emmanuel Church of God in Christ will offer a free meal starting at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at their location on 503 Hine Street. For more information, call Bill Downs at 256-431-1780.
Jubilee Day
The Limestone County Chapter of the NAACP will host a Jubilee Day celebration at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Luke Missionary Baptist Church at 549 W. Elm St. in Athens. Minister Madison Brown of Decatur will speak. Theme is "Remembering the Past, Celebrating the Present, Moving to the Future." Contact: Wilbert Woodruff at 256-227-8489.
Tickets for 'Crowns'
The critically acclaimed gospel musical Crowns written by Regina Taylor and directed by Frank Travis will be presented Friday and Saturday, January 4 & 5 at 7 P.M. and Sunday, January 6, 2013 at 3 P.M. at the Council on Aging 912 W. Pryor St., Athens. Tickets on sale at Pablo's on Market at 256-216-8464, Raven's Beauty Salon at 256-233-0202 and Kenny's Kutz at 256-444-1682. For additional information, contact Carolyn Williams 256-777-9727 or Richard Martin 256-278-1261. Proceeds benefit the Fort Henderson-Trinity School Project.
• American Legion. American Legion Post 49 and Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the post home at 124 Cloverleaf Drive. Post dues increase for 2014 will be discussed and voted on. For more information, call Rod Huffman at 256-233-3023.
Limestone Ledger is a list of events hosted by nonprofit organizations. Items must be submitted in writing and are listed up to six days to include the day of the event. Mail or bring submissions to The News Courier, 410 W. Green St., Athens, AL 35611; email to email@example.com or fax to 256-233-7753.


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The board voted Wednesday to add the compounds, called "synthetic cannabinoids," to the list. The chemicals have grown in popularity as synthetic drugs that give users highs much like marijuana and other illegal substances.
The board's decision allows the state to continue to prosecute 42-year-old Eric Srack, the owner of a store in Salina that sells JWH-081, a synthetic drug that mimics marijuana. He's charged with several felony counts.
JWH-081 was one of the four drugs added to the temporarily illegal list. The others are JWH-122, JWH-210 and AM-2201.
The Salina Journal reports that the board's action must be approved by the state Department of Administration and the Attorney General's Office.


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In a recent coverage in Business Today on how online fashion start-ups are promoting their brands. Mr Sandeep Sharma (COO) and Mr Vivek Gaur (CEO) Yepme shared their branding strategy after the immense response that Yepme.com has received from online shoppers. Yepme is aggressively diversifying itself by launching its website in different regional languages including Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil.


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— By BRIAN SMITH
MILLSAP — High school students have been known to let their minds rest in the summer. It was last summer when Katelyn Booth had an idea on how to make life a little better for some.
The Millsap High School senior, a member of the MHS Family Careers Community Leaders Association group, had the idea of developing a fashion show, which the school had never done.
What made her idea extra special was wanting to include special needs students as the models.
She talked the idea over with her friend, Jessica Walker, and the seed for what was Friday's Millsap's FCCLA Fashion Show was born. The pair had wanted to hold the show earlier in the year. When the pair – who also worked on organizing homecoming week, "Every 15 Minutes" and a craft show this year – saw the work that would be involved, they decided to delay their venture.
"This is something we have both put our hearts in all year long," Booth said.
Both girls were busy but focused in the final moments before the show, making sure everything was ready to go. The show involved 24 students from Brock, Garner and Millsap.
With the help of fellow FCCLA members and staff advisor Ashley Pike, the show went off flawlessly. The stage was decorated with 8-foot tall trees, designed by the MHS floral design class. Members of Brock's fashion design group and Weatherford High School's cosmetology class helped with makeup, hair and getting the models, ranging 5-19 years in age, ready to go.
Several businesses, including David's Western Wear, Kohl's, Belk, Rue 21, Raspberry Lane, Cowbabe's and Fancy That, provided the outfits for the models. Many of the models seemed to enjoy getting onstage and showing the outfits, one young man flexing his muscles and nodding his head like he knew he was "all that."
Booth said the Parker County Co-Op was instrumental in getting the models together for the show, which also included a Chick-Fil-A catered lunch for all the participants.
Walker said doing something like this has been fun and goes along with her goal of helping people, which she hopes to continue to do this fall when she attends Texas A&M with a nursing major.
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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
Gallery Night Pick: Susana Raab at Dean Jensen
Susana Raab describes herself as a person who grew up "lost in a landscape dominated by cookie-cutter homes and strip malls."
For more than five years, the former New York Times photographer has been capturing the state of that world in images that are both affectionate and alarming. Here is a wonderful blog posting about it at the New York Times.
"Rank Strangers," a show of her photography, will be on view for Gallery Night at the Dean Jensen Gallery, with a reception from 6 to 8 pm. The 24 or so images in the show explore American fast-food consumption and leisure activities.
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2009 Kokanee Crankworx
The biggest Mountain Bike festival on the planet just wrapped up on Sunday afternoon with a total of 9 different events and 14 medal gained by Oakley athletes among the world's best riders. The O lab was on site, right at the bottom of the hill, in the most crowded area in Whistler's village. Being the top attraction, tons of visitors went in for a tour or stopped by to get an autograph from top Oakley Athletes.