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The village of Case Fabbrizi is 3,00 kilometers far from the same town of Gualdo Tadino to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Gualdo Tadino also belong the localities of Aia Cupa (3,22 km), Borgonovo (5,44 km), Boschetto (6,09 km), Broccaro (4,52 km), Busche (4,73 km), Caprara (9,54 km), Casale (1,70 km), Case Alimenti (3,56 km), Case Biagetto (12,14 km), Case Fornaci (12,20 km), Case Genni (5,80 km), Casone (4,71 km), Castellare (6,24 km), Categge (4,69 km), Cerasa (10,64 km), Cerqueto (3,58 km), Corcia (4,31 km), Corcia - Petroia (3,52 km), Corraduccio (9,39 km), Crocicchio (8,33 km), Cugiano (9,14 km), Gaifana (6,25 km), Genga (3,72 km), Grello (5,48 km), Madonna del Gambero (3,02 km), Madonnuccia di Morano (9,59 km), Morano Madonnuccia (9,61 km), Morano Osteria (8,26 km), Nasciano (4,07 km), Osteria Cerasa (11,39 km), Osteria di Morano (8,23 km), Palazzetto (5,21 km), Palazzo Ceccoli (1,92 km), Palazzo Mancinelli (3,52 km), Pastina (4,62 km), Petroia (3,54 km), Piagge (4,66 km), Pian di Gualdo (3,96 km), Pieve di Compresseto (9,97 km), Poggio Sant'Ercolano (8,45 km), Rasina (3,03 km), Rigali (2,78 km), Roveto (4,94 km), San Facondino (2,41 km), San Lazzaro (2,36 km), San Lorenzo (6,11 km), San Pellegrino (6,09 km), Sant'Antonio di Rasina (0,59 km), Sant'Ippolito (2,11 km), Santa Croce (5,83 km), Sassuolo (4,67 km), Stazione Gaifana (5,54 km), Toccio (5,49 km), Torre (3,27 km), Traforato (6,60 km), Vaccara (2,97 km), Voltole (5,20 km)
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Gualdo Tadino.
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Our house is built with the living room in the back, so in the evenings we sit out front of the garage and watch the traffic go by, 1962
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The 1960s was the decade of Mel Ramos's comic book heroes, Wayne Thiebaud's pies, and Robert Arneson's funky typewriter with fingers for keys. Photography was not immune to the influence of popular culture on American life thanks to the keen eye of one Californian, Bill Owens. In 1968, Owens joined the staff of the Livermore Independent, a weekly for the historic community that had been transformed into a Bay Area suburb. Senior centers, pageants, lodge halls, and chambers of commerce were among his subjects. From these encounters, he distilled the concept of documenting the everyday activities of his friends and neighbors. His treatment of suburbia was notable in that it did not reiterate suburbia as an American norm, but established that it too was its own peculiar subculture.
This image was selected for the original cover of Owens's first photography book, Suburbia, published in 1973, which sold more than 20,000 copies, making it a sensation. Today Suburbia and other Owens's series such as Our Kind of People (1976) and Working: I Do It for the Money (1977) have been reissued. What struck a chord with so many then as now is the deadpan comedy of Owens's delivery. Quotes from his subjects are separated from the conversational context to serve as captions to the images. Even the most unassuming moments of daily life, such as this family relaxing on their driveway, becomes disarmingly idiosyncratic when we learn of their reasoning.

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NEWS RELEASE: Comptroller Franchot Thanks Legislature for Support
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-Progress for effective tobacco and law enforcement, fairness for all Maryland
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (April 9, 2013) – Citing the passage of his agency's top legislative priority – legislation that stiffens the penalties for cigarette smuggling – Comptroller Peter Franchot today thanked the Maryland General Assembly for their support during the 2013 legislative session. He also expressed particular appreciation for the General Assembly's commitment to provide his agency with the resources and budget necessary to continue as a national leader in efficiency and effectiveness.
As the state's chief tobacco regulator, Comptroller Franchot pushed for legislation to address contraband cigarette smuggling in Maryland which has increased significantly in recent years. The Comptroller's departmental bill, Senate Bill 69, increases the penalties for cigarette smuggling from $50 to $150 per pack for a first offense and makes the penalties mandatory. A previous version of the bill passed the House of Delegates in 2012.
"Passage of this legislation is critical to enable my agency to effectively combat the growing epidemic of cigarette smuggling, saving the state millions in lost revenue, and far more importantly, keeping contraband off our streets and out of the reach of kids," Franchot remarked.
He added, "I appreciate the leadership of Budget and Taxation Committee Chairman Ed Kasemeyer and Economic Matters Chairman Dereck Davis and would especially like to thank my Director of Field Enforcement, Jeff Kelly, for his stewardship of this important public health initiative."
Noting his agency's discretionary budget request that was essentially flat for the second consecutive year, Comptroller Franchot thanked the General Assembly for allowing his team to continue serving the taxpayers of Maryland with the highest level of customer service while equipping the agency with the tools it needs to appropriately, but aggressively enforce the law.
"As Marylanders continue to face extraordinary fiscal and economic challenges, we continue to reward those taxpayers who are dutifully paying their taxes on time and identify and collect from those who are not. The General Assembly continues to be a productive partner in our efforts to apply the rules fairly, predictably and effectively," said Comptroller Franchot.
The Comptroller also pointed to his office's collaboration with the General Assembly on the passage of House Bill 380 to remove distinctions between married couples with regard to joint tax filing, following the passage of same-sex marriage at the polls this fall.
"By decoupling from the federal government's discriminatory treatment of same-sex married couples, Maryland will follow the will of our people in recognizing that all citizens have a right to be treated equally under the law," Franchot noted.
Comptroller Franchot has been an outspoken advocate for restoring the academic calendar to its traditional start after Labor Day. This session, he lent strong support to Senate Bill 963. The bill, sponsored by Senator James N. Matthias, Jr., is a significant legislative victory for Maryland families, small businesses and the tourism industry by creating a task force to study a statewide post-Labor Day start date to the school year.
As Maryland's chief alcohol regulator, Comptroller Franchot commended Alcohol Subcommittee Chairman Charles Barkley and the entire General Assembly for successful passage of House Bills 230 and 231, which improve consumer choice and support small business development by promoting Maryland's burgeoning micro-breweries.
The Comptroller was also appreciative of the General Assembly's overwhelming passage of the Anne Arundel County warrant intercept program – developed by Sheriff Ron Bateman – which has already proven to be a highly cost-effective way to support local law enforcement.
While the 2013 legislative session was a highly successful 90 days for the priorities of the Comptroller and his agency, he expressed regret that the General Assembly failed to pass legislation that would require a school resource officer (SRO) in all Maryland public schools.
Franchot remarked, "For the safety of our children and the peace of mind of our parents, I'm deeply disappointed that House Bill 165 and Senate Bill 807 did not pass this year. I remain hopeful that the Governor and General Assembly will reconsider the legislation in 2014 as a meaningful, proven means of protecting our educators and students from acts of violence, while allowing these officers to serve as positive role models for our kids."


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Born to Welsh and Chinese parents, Davies grew up in Britain before moving to the United States. He refuses to be pigeon-holed into an identity, exploring his Welsh, Chinese, Malaysian (his Chinese mother was raised in a Malaysian community), and American identities in his fiction. His first published story was anthologized in the Best American Short Stories collection, and was the title story of his first book, The Ugliest House in the World (1998). This was followed up by a varied and impressive collection, Equal Love (2000). Davies holds bachelor's degrees in both physics and English from the University of Manchester, England, and an M.A. in creative writing from Boston University. He has been awarded fellowships from the NEA and the Fine Arts Work Center, as well as an O'Henry short story award. He is currently the director of the MFA program in Creative Writing at the University of Michigan.
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The Royal Automobile Club's centenary simul
Last Saturday, the Royal Automobile Club (RAC) in London organized a simultaneous exhibition as part of their centenary celebrations. Ten top English players (GMs Michael Adams, Luke McShane, David Howell, Gawain Jones, Stephen Gordon, Jon Speelman, Julian Hodgson, Nick Pert, Simon Willams and IM/WGM Jovanka Houska) played against 100 players arranged into 10-player teams.
By John Saunders
Royal Automobile Club Centenary Celebration 100 Board Simultaneous Chess Exhibition
This year the Royal Automobile Club celebrated the centenary of its Pall Mall Clubhouse and the 1911 founding of its Chess Circle with a 100 board simultaneous display held on Saturday 16 April 2011 at the Clubhouse in Pall Mall.
In a truly unique format, ten of Britain's highest-rated grandmasters took part: Mickey Adams, Luke McShane, David Howell, Julian Hodgson, Gawain Jones, Nick Pert, Stephen Gordon, Jon Speelman, Simon Williams and Jovanka Houska.
Standing, L-R: Jon Speelman, Luke McShane, Gawain Jones, David Howell, Simon Williams; sitting, L-R: Stephen Gordon, Julian Hodgson, Jovanka Houska, Michael Adams and Nick Pert
The grandmasters took on ten teams of ten players drawn from the members of the Royal Automobile Club Chess Circle, the leading players from the other London Club teams that compete for the Hamilton Russell Trophy, ex-Varsity players and two teams of juniors – one from the English Chess Federation and one drawn from Chess in Schools and Communities (a charity with a mission to promote chess in state schools and communities).
Three rounds were played (of one hour per game), with the grandmasters being repaired with teams after each round. Where games were still unfinished after one hour, Grandmaster Ray Keene officiated as adjudicator.
The start of the simul
The grandmasters' scores were as follows: Stephen Gordon 29 (out of 30), Mickey Adams, David Howell, Nick Pert 27½, Gawain Jones, Luke McShane, Jon Speelman 27, Simon Williams 26, Julian Hodgson 25½, Jovanka Houska 23, making a total of 267 points.
The organisers were Stephen Meyler, Sheldon Marshall (both of the RAC Club) and Malcolm Pein, director of the London Chess Classic.
The arbiter was David Sedgwick. Commenting on the day's play, David said: "To my mind, Matthew Wadsworth was the star of the day. He played three members of the England Olympiad team (Gawain Jones, David Howell and Mickey Adams) and got a win and two draws. Mention should also be made of Grandmaster Stephen Gordon for his magnificent 29/30."
The Royal Automobile Club Chess Circle has a very distinguished playing record of its own. Since 1924, it has competed with other London clubs for the Hamilton-Russell Challenge Trophy which it has won more times than any other club. It also has regular fixtures with teams both in the USA, France and Gibraltar.
The Royal Automobile Club' first team
Some of the games
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One of the murals at the Royal Automobile Club
Nick Pert and Stephen Gordon pondering over some next moves
Stephen Gordon, Jovanka Houska, David Howell, Terry Chapman and Simon Williams
A junior chess squad taking part
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This event looks fun.
What do they mean though that they have a USA team? And what pray tell exactly is a 'royal automobile club?'
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The kids in the last photo seem to come from another planet.
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First minted in 1979 and brought back into circulation for one last year in 1999, the Frank Gasparro-designed copper-nickel clad Susan B. Anthony Dollar is the first U.S. dollar to portray a non-fictitious woman on a circulated coin.
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7 Key Skills You Need to Get Hired Right Now
In-demand skills job candidates must cultivate.
If you don't have as much experience as the job description outlines, don't underestimate how much your ability to effectively sell yourself could help you in an interview.
[Read: The 7 Deadly Sins of Cover Letter Writing.]
Writing. Nearly every job description includes a line about seeking a candidate with "strong communication skills." Before you shrug it off, consider why this seemingly minimal requirement hasn't yet become a job-listing given.
Many candidates are proving to hiring managers that they lack basic writing ability by submitting grammatically tragic cover letters and poorly constructed resumes. Although it varies from manager to manager, something as innocuous as the wrong "their" could keep you out of the running for a dream position. This is particularly true if you're looking to enter a communications field.
Those entering other lines of work don't need to be Hemingway, but they do need to elevate their written communication several notches above LOLspeak. According to Sharef, one of the main reasons young job candidates haven't conquered spelling, subject-verb agreement, and proper tense is because they live in a mobile-phone culture. "We do a writing test at HireArt and that's one of the biggest ways that people fail," she says.
Also keep in mind the way you write on social networks and in other easy-to-Google forums. A sleuthing recruiter could quickly and easily stumble across your poorly worded opinions elsewhere.
Fluency in computer languages. Common computer languages like C++ and Python will always be necessary to know, but Sharef says companies are also looking for engineers proficient in Ruby on Rails. Staying ahead of the curve on JavaScript is also imperative: "There are huge changes happening with JavaScript. For example, when you use Facebook now, the page doesn't reload the whole page every time there's an update. It just updates a small portion," she says. "It's JavaScript that provides the ability to make those AJAX [Asynchronous JavaScript and XML] changes."
These obviously aren't fake-it-until-you-make-it skill sets. Only those with the chops will even be considered for tech positions. There are minor things you could do to stay more relevant in the industry, however. Building mobile-phone applications is currently a blossoming subsector, so you should be deft with all the operating systems. "If you're an iPhone user, borrow your friend's Android phone for two days. Learn more about how they work," Sharef says.
[See: The Best Technology Jobs.]
Problem solving. According to sites like Mashable.com, the ability to identify a problem and make intelligent plans for a successful solution is another, less-quantifiable trait that employers are eager to find in job seekers today. And similar to having social media skills, this is one where previous professional experience helps, but isn't always necessary if you have relatable real-life experience that can show your metal to the hiring manager.
Casually mentioning your expertise in this arena won't do the trick. (Other than effectively showing that you don't actually have enough problem-solving skills to solve the problem of landing a job.) The best evidence would be specific and detailed examples on your resume, cover letter, and during an interview of how you've worked to overcome obstacles and achieve success.


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What's New in Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012
Published: February 29, 2012
Updated: June 24, 2013
Applies To: Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2012 R2
The Remote Desktop Services server role in Windows Server® 2012 provides technologies that enable users to connect to virtual desktops, RemoteApp programs, and session-based desktops. With Remote Desktop Services, users can access remote connections from within a corporate network or from the Internet.
In Windows Server 2012, Remote Desktop Services offers enhanced support for the following scenarios:
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) deployments
Session Virtualization deployments
Centralized resource publishing
Rich user experience with Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)
Rich graphics experience with RemoteFX vGPU
Each of these is described in the sections that follow.
Remote Desktop Services introduced a VDI deployment in Windows Server 2008 R2. In Windows Server 2012, Remote Desktop Services includes new ways to efficiently configure and manage your virtual desktops. Some of the enhancements include:
Unified central experience – Deploy VDI quickly, and then manage your pooled and personal virtual desktop deployments through a new unified central experience.
Automated and simple single-image management – Take advantage of automated ways to deploy and manage pooled virtual desktops with a virtual desktop template.
User personalization – Preserve user personalization settings for pooled virtual desktop deployments by using user profile disks.
Less expensive storage – Use inexpensive local storage with live migration functionality between host computers for pooled virtual desktops. Personal virtual desktops can use the less expensive SMB central storage.
In Windows Server 2012, Session Virtualization deployment in Remote Desktop Services includes new ways to efficiently configure and manage your session-based desktops. In earlier versions of Remote Desktop Services, ongoing management of the RD Session Host servers is performed at a per server level. By using a Session Virtualization deployment scenario, centralized management and installation is enabled. Session Virtualization in Windows Server 2012 offers the following benefits:
Unified central experience – In Windows Server 2012, you can deploy Session Virtualization quickly and manage your deployments through a new unified central experience.
Simplified and centralized deployment – Simple scenario-based installations allow you to create an entire session collection at one time.
User personalization – User profile disks allow you to preserve user personalization settings for your session collections.
Centralized and unified management – Manage all of the RD Session Host servers in your session collection from a single location.
Fairshare experience – For a predictable user experience in Windows Server 2012 and to ensure that one user does not negatively impact the performance of another user's session, the following features are enabled by default on RD Session Host servers:
- Network Fairshare – Dynamically distributes available bandwidth across sessions based on the number of active sessions to enable equal bandwidth utilization.
- Disk Fairshare – Prevents sessions from over utilizing disk usage by equal distribution of disk I/O among sessions.
- CPU Fairshare – Dynamically distributes processor time across sessions based on the number of active sessions and load on these sessions. This was introduced in Windows Server 2008 R2 and has been improved for heavier loads in Windows Server 2012.
- Network Fairshare – Dynamically distributes available bandwidth across sessions based on the number of active sessions to enable equal bandwidth utilization.
A Session Virtualization deployment consists of RD Session Host servers along with infrastructure servers, such as RD Licensing, RD Connection Broker, RD Gateway, and RD Web Access servers.
A session collection (referred to as a farm in earlier versions of Windows Server) is a grouping of RD Session Host servers for a given session. A session collection is used to publish one of the following resources:
Session-based desktops
RemoteApp programs
Session Virtualization is a scenario-based installation within Server Manager that allows you to install, configure, and manage RD Session Host servers from a central location. With the Session Virtualization deployment scenario, you're presented with two deployment types:
Quick Start: Installs all the necessary Remote Desktop Services role services on one computer to enable you to install and configure Remote Desktop Services role services in a test environment.
Standard deployment: Allows you to flexibly deploy the various Remote Desktop Services role services on different servers.
In Windows Server 2008 R2, publishing and managing applications on both pooled and personal virtual desktops is a very time-consuming and costly process. Because RemoteApp programs only partially integrate with the native Windows® experience, they add to the management cost since there is no way to organize published RemoteApp programs to users.
Remote Desktop Services in Windows Server 2012 enables you to publish and manage resources, such as RemoteApp programs, session-based desktops, and virtual desktops, from a centralized console. Using this new publishing feature, you can get an historic view of resources assigned to end users, change published resources for any given collection, and edit properties of published resources.
In addition to the centralized console, you can now configure a RemoteApp and Desktop Connection URL by using Group Policy, and then give users access to the URL automatically through an email address.
Centralized resource publishing provides end users with an experience that can replace locally installed applications.
Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 and Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 introduced Microsoft RemoteFX, which enables the delivery of a full Windows user experience to a range of client devices, including rich clients, thin clients, and ultrathin clients. Windows Server 2012 builds on this platform to enable a richer and more seamless experience on all types of networks and devices. Specifically, Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) enables a consistent user experience when connecting to centralized workspaces even on networks where bandwidth is limited and latency is high.
Following are the key benefits for end users and IT professionals in using RDP in Windows 8 for their centralized workspace deployments.
RDP key benefits to end users
RDP key benefits to IT professionals
Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 and Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 introduced Microsoft RemoteFX vGPU support, a set of technologies for a rich PC-like experience for virtual desktops. Windows Server 2008 R2 with Service Pack 1 introduced the following functionality:
Host-side remoting
Render-capture-encode pipeline
Highly efficient GPU-based encode
Throttling based on client activity
DirectX-enabled virtual graphics processing unit (vGPU)
Windows Server 2012 builds upon this platform and implements support for the vGPU from DX9 to DX11. The user experience is also improved including support for additional monitors at higher resolutions. As hardware acceleration proliferates to more applications like the web browser, the vGPU enables applications to run higher levels of DirectX within Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RD Virtualization Host).
Maximum monitor resolution for virtual machines per Windows Version:
|Maximum resolution
|Monitors per virtual machine for Windows 7 with SP 1
|Monitors per virtual machine for Windows 8
1024 x 768
1280 x 1024
1600 x 1200
1920 x 1200
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Remote Desktop Services is a server role that consists of several role services. In Windows Server 2012, Remote Desktop Services consists of the following role services:
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RD Virtualization Host
Remote Desktop Virtualization Host (RD Virtualization Host) integrates with Hyper-V to deploy pooled or personal virtual desktop collections within your organization by using RemoteApp and Desktop Connection.
RD Session Host
Remote Desktop Session Host (RD Session Host) enables a server to host RemoteApp programs or session-based desktops. Users can connect to RD Session Host servers in a session collection to run programs, save files, and use resources on those servers.
RD Connection Broker
Remote Desktop Connection Broker (RD Connection Broker):
RD Web Access
Remote Desktop Web Access (RD Web Access) enables users to access RemoteApp and Desktop Connection through the Start menu on a computer that is running Windows 8, Windows 7, or through a web browser. RemoteApp and Desktop Connection provides a customized view of RemoteApp programs and session-based desktops in a session collection, and RemoteApp programs and virtual desktops in a virtual desktop collection.
RD Licensing
Remote Desktop Licensing (RD Licensing) manages the licenses required to connect to a Remote Desktop Session Host server or a virtual desktop. You can use RD Licensing to install, issue, and track the availability of licenses.
RD Gateway
Remote Desktop Gateway (RD Gateway) enables authorized users to connect to virtual desktops, RemoteApp programs, and session-based desktops on an internal corporate network from any Internet-connected device.
For a list of deprecated features, see Features Removed or Deprecated in the Windows Server Developer Preview.
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Collective Soul is an American rock band originally formed in Stockbridge, Georgia. Collective Soul broke into mainstream popularity with their first hit single, "Shine", which came from their debut album Hints, Allegations, and Things Left Unsaid. They have recorded seven Number One mainstream rock hits. Collective Soul was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame on September 19, 2009. History: Early years: Before forming Collective Soul, singer Ed Roland had studied music composition and guitar playing at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. Since the mid-1980s Roland had been involved in underground music, either making unpublished demos or performing. He also worked at Real 2 Reel Studios in Stockbridge during the 1980s and early 1990s, which was owned by bassist Will Turpin's father. Roland's main duties were producing, mixing and engineering work for local Atlanta artists. He also recorded his own demos and released his independent solo album Ed-E ... Read More
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Hello Everyone!
This is my 1st post here and I wanted to share that I'm going to be starting the 12 week challenge on Sunday June 26th. I'm active duty Air Force and just had my second child 6 weeks ago. So, I will be starting about 7 weeks postpartum and the day before my 1st day back to work off maternity leave.
I've been trying my best to read all that I can, but honestly, it seems the guidelines are a bit vague, but I'm sure I'll figure it out. For my EAS products, I plan on using the Myloplex bars and RTD shakes for the time being and will be doing my workouts at the gym on base.
Anyways, I'm looking forward to the challenge!
Challenge 1: June 26, 2011
Hi Erin and Everyone,
I plan on starting Monday, June 27th. I am a woman in my late 40s. In preparation, I've been studying up on the challenge. I purchased the daily journal after reading all the positive reviews on Amazon.com. It just arrived today. I've been "practicing" the nutrition portion of the program for about a week to see if it's something I think I can stick with. I've got to tell you, I already feel better just modifying my food and nutrition, and it has not been difficult at all. I'm also using RTD and Myloplex bars, one each per day. I been telling people that I'm going to start. A friend is coming over on the 26th to take my before pictures. I'm excited, and a little nervous, to get going but mentally ready.
It would be great to have a start group to communicate with. So, here's an invitation to others to join us in starting on the 27th!
I will be starting BFL the same day as you all. I have the books and am ready to go. If you're like me you haven't worked out recently. The first day lifting weights will be tough to bounce back from and could set you back right away. I'm going to have a hard workout one day this week to head that off. I'm trying to lose weight, not worried about muscle at this point. I turn 44 on the 25th and I've decided I need to make some serious changes. I've put on 50 pounds in 5 years and want to get half of that off over the next twelve weeks. I hope that's a realistic goal. I'll be using the shakes. I've had them before and they're pretty good. I'd be happy yo be in your group.
So, it looks like both of you have books....Do the books go into greater detail than the websites? I see there are several BFL books on Amazon. Which ones would you recommend?
Hello everyone! I am also starting the challenge on Monday 27th June... I have tried this a few time before over the past 6 - 7 years, but never stick to it! I am a self-employed / stay at home mum, who bakes cakes for a living (which doesn't help my diet! haha)
I have a beautiful 2 year old daughter, and a wonderful husband, but after always putting myseld last, I now feel like i need to do something just for me...
I am hoping to stick it out this time, and see some great results in the coming weeks. It would be great to have some people in the same scenario to talk to and share updates with, so hopefully we can help each other.
Have a great day everyone! :-)
Hi everyone! 35 Years old and been battling my excessive fat my whole life. I thought I had a great handle on it (I've lost 39 since new year's), but was sick most of that time and I am really noticing how much muscle I lost - therefore noticing all the excess fat even more!!!!
Despite doing strength training, yoga and even jogging a bit, I am not gaining muscle over the past few months as I would like to see after all that effort. So I am starting BFL for the 2nd time. First time was about 7 years ago. I enjoyed it, the structure of it, knowing if I followed it, I would DEFINITELY see results pretty quickly too!
Hoping to really tone up, gaining muscle and strength and losing fat! Still have about 40+ pounds to lose. No idea what I can accomplish in 12 weeks, but aiming for a weight loss of 12 pounds because I know I gain muscle with this program. :)
Great to join this group! We can do it!!!!
Challenge 1, June 26, 2011
Hi Erin,
I have had the BFL book "Body For Life" for years. It's from 1999, but really motivating, easy to read, and great pictures of the exercises. The nutrition part is spelled out very clearly too. No idea what has come out since then. I think I'll stick to my old copy though.
Hi Erin and All,
I checked out all the BFL books at the library: BFL, Eating for Life (cookbook), BFL Champions, BFL for Women. I think that's all of them. Bill Phillips also has another book out that looks like an inspriational book. I have not read that one. The only one I couldn't get at the library was the Journal. After reading all of them, I ended up buying BFL (1999 version), Eating for Life (cookbook), and the Journal which is spiral bound but it is still a large book. I expecially wanted the Journal, so that I could write and track in it each day, and the cookbook. The recipes are super simple. I like visually seeing the pictures of foods and portions. In my opinion it is all basically the same info as is available online.
Thanks for the book tips! I bought the BFL book off Amazon and it should be here Friday and I'm going to pick up the eating for life book at the library. I think for the journal, I'm going to use the free resources on the website.
So, it looks like some of us will be starting Sunday and others on Monday. I chose Sunday b/c I wanted Saturday to be my free day :)
I had to put some thought in to which day I thought would be my best free day. In the past I've always started a diet on Monday. Every Monday! I don't regard BFL as a diet though. In reading the BFL book, it's referred to as the Program. I decide that's what I'm going to call it when I talk about it, not my diet. Anyway, I really want to do the menu planning, and complete the workbook planning. I thought Sunday would be the best planning and shopping day for me.
As I mentioned earlier, I've been practicing the eating portion of the Program. I've not been perfect but for the most part it has been pretty painless, and I feel great. Along with that, I have decided to limit alcohol consumption to only social occasions outside my home. That has been an adjustment. No more glasses of wine at the end of the work day. I've switched to flavored sparkling water, sometimes with a splash of crystal lite...in a wine glass, of course:-)
Yes, thanks for the book info Deda! I think I will go out & buy the Eating for Life book today. I'm one who needs pictures too. I'm not a great cook, nor do I really enjoy it, but hopefully the pics will inspire me!
Erin, great job on getting a little head start. Your body is probably thanking you, and by having more energy, it's probably liking the nutrition.... since I know I'm starting on Sunday (I also want Saturday as my free day!), I've been eating junk all week so far. :( I'll have my normal very healthy stuff all morning, then by the afternoon I cave. It's completely psychological, my normal way of thinking before starting a new 'plan'. I just hope I don't do too much damage this week! haha
How are you all going to do the strength training? Gym or home? I have a gym membership but am really nervous about doing the program there infront of all the guys there!! I'm looking into how much it will cost for some free weights for at home. I've always wanted them anyway and do a lot of strength training at home... but I've already outgrown my 15 pound weights.
Anyone's spouse also going to do this with you? It would be soooo much more motivation if my husband would do this with me, helping each other. He's not good at regular visits to the gym or working out.
I plan on doing my strength training at the gym on base. Don't be nervous working out at your gym! Most everyone there is focused on what they are doing and could care less about what your doing. Don't be afraid to ask for help on how to use the machines from the employees there. As for free weights at home, check out craigslist or play it again sports for a cheap used set.
My hubby will sorta be doing it with me. He won't be doing the challenge, but will be doing the eating part, since I cook. But, he supports me 100% and will make sure I stay on track.
Hi Julie,
I agree with Erin, don't worry about going to the gym and figuring stuff out. You'll only be new the first time. Everyone is doing their own thing anyway. Sure, people look around and check out what others are doing. You'll be doing that too. I wear a baseball cap and earphones at the gym. Nobody says boo or gets in my way. People at the gym are generally very nice. They just look serious because they're in their own little world just like me. Remember, it's all about you! Go for it!
I already have a gym membership plus there's a small gym in the office building I work in, so that won't be a problem. I'm going to the gym this weekend to establish all my starting weights and equipment so that I can do it at a slower time. I'm planning to pick a set if exercises from the list and stick with the same ones for a month, then change them up. I won't be working out first thing in the morning on an empty stomach though as recommended. I will exercise at 5:30 PM, M-F and Sat AM. I read somewhere that if you're not doing the AM workout, at least try not to eat 2-3 hours before a workout so that your body will use more fat as fuel rather than the last meal you ate. That's my plan. I don't have kids or a husband at home so I have no distractions, no excuses. I've been telling people in my life what I'm doing, and have asked them to help keep me on track and accountable.
One of the biggest things that I will have a problem with is only doing 20 min. of cardio. I plan on running twice a week and doing something like spin class/elliptical for the third day. Each one of those will be about 45min-1hr. Is there any harm to doing more exercise?
Hope I don't sound like a know it all. I've just been reading everything I can get my hands on about the Program. What I read about the cardio is that it's OK to add 10-15 mins on either or both ends of your 20 min cardio as more of a warm up/cool down lower intensity but keep the prescribed 20 mins at the BFL high intensity.
I plan to take a spin class 1 or 2 days a week alternating with the stepmill, stairmaster, and elipitcal. I cycle outside with a group on Sunday AM (weather permitting), which is my free day. I will continue that. I consider it a recreational activity rather than intentional intense exercise.
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STORRS — Spencer Parker was back home in Newington one weekend during his freshman year at Lasell College when he and his dad tuned into the UConn football game. Parker can't remember the opponent. He remembers vividly what his dad said.
"You can play with these guys," Scott Parker told his son.
"My dad knew I really missed football," Parker said Tuesday at the Burton Family Complex. "I was thinking Division II maybe. He told me, no, I can play with these guys. It kind of got stuck in my head."
Convincing himself that giving up college volleyball was the right thing to do was one matter. Convincing Paul Pasqualoni to the point of giving this unlikely walk-on tight end a scholarship for his senior season is quite another. And from there, catching an 11-yard touchdown pass against Michigan on national television Saturday night, a night when suddenly anything was possible at Rentschler Field?
Spencer Parker is still peeling his emotions off the wall on that one.
"My phone was completely blown up with text messages," Parker said.
Ray Allen was at the game. Derek Jeter was at the game. Kemba Walker, too. All sorts of sports celebrities were there. Did any of them text you?
"Nah," Parker said, laughing. "Just about every friend and family member did. I think the whole of Newington pretty much contacted me."
Nights like Michigan can make campus cult heroes out of a guy like Spencer Parker. A terrific, diving catch in the end zone by Geremy Davis, which would have gone for a 39-yard touchdown, was overruled by video review.
"After something like that, it's tough to keep a drive alive," Parker said. "All the momentum swings the other way. But our offense dug deep on that series."
Chandler Whitmer found Davis for an 18-yard pass. Max DeLorenzo of Berlin, one town over from Newington, carried for 12 more yards. After a 2-yard loss, Parker lined up on the 11. What were the chances of the next play coming his way?
"Maybe 50 percent," he said. "I was one of the early checkdowns on that play. The defense Michigan had there, the safety was on the outside. I'm on a cut route right over the middle — a kind of a skinny post pattern — and in practice I get the ball on that play a good amount."
The safety and linebacker didn't follow. Parker slid inside the safety, and before he could recover, it was a touchdown on the first official catch of Parker's college career. Parker did catch a two-point conversion against Towson.
"Perfect read, perfect pass," said Parker, who later caught another pass in the game. "Chandler hit me right in the hands. There was not a chance I was going to drop that ball. They'd have to rip it out of me."
Moments later, a fumbled punt, touchdown, and bang, just like that UConn had a 14-7 lead at halftime. The lead would expand in the third quarter on Ty-Meer Brown's fumble return: UConn 21, Michigan 7.
"It was one of the best experiences I've ever had in my life, just hearing that many people cheering for our university in that big of a game," Parker said. "It was surreal. Everyone was going nuts."
Too surreal, too nuts, maybe, to end in victory, and Michigan eked out a 24-21 dose of reality. Yet for the kid from Newington, who decided he'd give up Division III volleyball to take a shot at major college football, the night will remain unforgettable.
"Everybody was there, my family, my coaches; it honestly was like a dream come true. There's no other way to explain it. It was unreal. It was perfect. Out of high school, I thought I'd go to [Lasell] and stay for volleyball or transfer somewhere bigger for volleyball. I never thought this could happen."
Parker began playing volleyball in ninth grade. His mom, Robin, persuaded him to try it.
"My brother [Tyler] was a good track runner in high school and went on to run in college [at New Haven]," Parker said. "My mom wanted me to have my own sport."
He played in the offseason for a club team. He played for the CT Juniors run by Ryan Woodcock. At 6 feet 4 and with a vertical leap between 34 and 36 inches, he had the body and the hops.
He was all-state in volleyball his junior year. The 2009 All-Courant player of the year, he was the best player in the state his senior year. Football didn't take off for Parker until his senior year. He played linebacker his junior year. As a senior, he led Newington into the Class L finals as a quarterback. He threw for 1,500 yards and ran for 1,300 more.
"I had it in my mind I wanted to pursue volleyball and see where I could go with that throughout college. I loved Lasell. It was an awesome place."
"I really missed football. Yeah, I missed football that much."
Parker led Lasell with 228 kills as a freshman in 2010. He was named first-team All-Great Northeast Athletic Conference. He left the Newton, Mass., school after his sophomore season. He didn't get into Storrs initially. He went to the UConn West Hartford branch that fall before transferring to the main campus. Parker knew that Matt Cersosimo, who has since become coach at Conard-West Hartford, was the UConn recruiting coordinator. He emailed him. He called him. Cersosimo gave Parker the dates for tryouts.
"There were seven walk-ons and it wasn't like a full tryout like they do in the fall," Parker said. "They had us do things players on the team were already doing, lifting, running."
There were no guarantees.
"I thought I was going to be a practice player here, to be honest," Parker said. "I knew quarterback was a reach. One of my old buddies [Alex Kaiser of Newington] was a walk-on. He played tight end. I saw Ryan [Griffin] and [John] Delahunt were seniors and were going to graduate. I saw it as the best opportunity. I wanted to get on the field any way I could."
He didn't get on the field in 2011. In 2012, he got into eight games, made three tackles and earned a letter for his special teams play.
"I did everything I could do to make myself better," Parker said. "After spring ball, I saw the depth chart. I knew at that point I could play with these guys. I knew I'd be playing this year."
Dad was right. More than that, a walk-on became a senior scholarship player.
"I was in the training room and Coach Pasqualoni came down," Parker said. "I don't usually see him in there. He came up to me, told me they'd be able to put me on scholarship and shook my hand. I was speechless. My parents were unbelievably happy."
Pasqualoni has been especially impressed with the speed of Parker, hand-timed in the 40 at 4.6 seconds.
"Ryan Griffin was a terrific receiver, great hands and a pretty crafty route runner, but if you line them both up in a 40-yard dash, Parker would win," Pasqualoni said. "He's legit fast for a tight end. I think that surprises people."
Interested in law enforcement, Parker would like to get into the state police after graduation. Can't you imagine Parker in uniform working at the Rent in 2020 and some fan stopping him and going, "Michigan? 2013? Am I right?"
"I know you're supposed to think it's like any other game, but inside I'm like, 'This is unreal!'" Parker said. "Playing Michigan is something I could do in a video game when I was younger and never imagine actually playing and scoring. It was just awesome."


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Even if she hadn't come out of the closet, many people would have suspected that Brittany Griner was a lesbian anyway. With her deep, masculine-like voice and nearly seven-foot-tall frame, I actually thought that Griner was transgendered -- at the very least, born with a hormone imbalance that made her appear as though she was a man.
I'm bisexual. My first boyfriend was a man who was born with a hormone imbalance that made him appear as though he was a woman. Our three-year relationship in the late '80s taught me the value of accepting people for who they are -- And it's my hope that Griner has the support of a partner who does the same.


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European Football Sunday Round-up
A round-up of results from leagues around Europe.
Dutch Eredivisie
FC Twente are a point clear of PSV at the top of the Eredivisie table after sealing a 1-0 win at RKC.
Dusan Tadic scored the only goal of the game five minutes before the break as Steve McClaren's side notched up their eighth league victory of the campaign.
PSV are in hot pursuit after a 2-1 triumph at PEC Zwolle, with Joey van der Berg turning from hero to villain after he scored at both ends.
The defender gave the home side the lead after 54 minutes but the scores were level with 15 minutes left through defender Timothy Derijck and the game was won four minutes later after van der Berg put the ball in his own net.
Ajax, fresh from a mid-week victory over Manchester City, could only draw 2-2 with Feyenoord after conceding a last-gasp equaliser.
Christian Eriksen gave Ajax a 12th minute lead, but Jean Boetius levelled for Feyenoord nine minutes later.
The Amsterdam club were ahead once again three minutes into the second half through Siem de Jong, but found themselves down to 10 men after 75 minutes following centre half Niklas Moisander's red card.
And Ajax were made to pay as the home side snatched a point in stoppage time through Graziano Pelle.
Ninos Gouriye hit a hat-trick to lead Heracles to a 6-3 win over Heerenveen.
The visitors went in front after four minutes thanks to Filip Djuricic, but were pegged back by Gouriye after 17 minutes.
Samuel Armenteros put the home side in front before Everton extended their advantage.
Gouriye notched his second after 57 minutes, with Alfred Finnbogason scoring Heracles' second, before Gouriye completed his treble mid-way through the second half.
Finnbogason made it 5-3 10 minutes from time, but Thomas Bruns was to end the scoring in stoppage time.
Vitesse Arnhem's title aspirations took a blow as Johann Berg Gudmundsson netted an 88th-minute winner as AZ emerged with a 2-1 victory at the Gelredome.
Roy Beerens' strike six minutes before the break put the visitors one ahead at the interval before Marco van Ginkel brought his side level after 72 minutes.
However Gudmundsson was on hand in the 88th minute to give his mid-table side the win against third-placed Vitesse.
French Ligue 1
Gilles Sunu struck in the dying seconds as Lorient overturned a three-goal deficit to grab a thrilling 4-4 draw at home to Ajaccio.
The visitors looked to have wrapped up the points at half-time thanks to Chahir Belghazouani, Adrian Mutu and an Eduardo Dos Santos double, with Wesley Lautoa's effort looking decidedly lonely for Lorient.
However, Jeremie Aliadiere sparked the second-half fightback with a brace of his own before Sunu's goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time sealed an unlikely point.
Florian Thauvin scored a double as Bastia beat Bordeaux 3-1 to inflict a first Ligue 1 defeat in over six months on Francis Gillot's men.
The 19-year-old Thauvin stunned Les Girondins with two quickfire goals in the opening 17 minutes, Yoan Gouffran managing to respond just before the break.
But when Wahbi Khazri doubled the Corsicans' lead once again with a well-taken free-kick, Bordeaux had no answer and duly lost their first league outing since April.
Marseille's home match against Lyon was postponed due to high winds.
A meeting at the Stade Velodrome during the afternoon [Sunday] saw officials reach the decision. No new date has been set for the fixture.
Swiss Super League
Bottom club Servette pulled off the shock of the weekend in the Super League with a 2-0 victory over current leaders Grasshoppers.
Steven Lang gave the home side a ninth minute lead, before Alexandre Pasche ensured the points were safe scoring a second three minutes from time.
St Gallen are just a point behind the leaders with Marco Mathys' first half strike enough to secure victory over FC Thun.
Basle remain eight points off the pace in fourth despite a 2-1 victory against FC Zurich.
Fabian Schar put the visitors in front after six minutes and they doubled their lead just before the half hour mark through Alexander Frei.
Mario Gavranovic converted from the spot with three minutes left, but it was too little, too late as Basle left with the points.
Greek Super League
Bottom side AEK Athens picked up their first Superleague victory of the season after a 1-0 win over Platanias.
Taxiarchis Fountas was the match-winner for the hosts, with his 66th-minute strike taking his side to just one point off safety.
Mid-table sides Giannina and Atromitos played out a goaless draw, while Veria and FC Xanthi also drew 0-0.
Belgian Pro-League
Club Brugge's poor run continued as they fell from the top of the Belgian Pro League table with a 3-2 defeat at home to Lokeren.
Brugge were well on their way to a third consecutive defeat in all competitions when they found themselves 3-1 behind shortly after half-time.
Hamdi Harbaoui (16), Nill De Pauw (27) and Ayanda Patosi were all on target for mid-table Lokeren with Mohamed Tchite getting Brugge's sole response on 25 minutes.
Tchite added his second on 71 minutes but the hosts failed to find an equaliser that would have kept them top. Zulte-Waregem now lead the way.
Pablo Chavarria snatched a last-minute equaliser as Kortrijk drew 1-1 at home to Genk. The visitors had opened the scoring through Jelle Vossen on 51 minutes.
Danish Superliga
AGF Aarhus moved up to fourth in the Danish Superliga table with a 4-2 win at Odense.
The visitors saw Osama Akharraz's 16th-minute opener cancelled out by Michael Silberbauer two minutes later but grabbed the lead for good through Mate Vatsadze two minutes after half-time.
Casper Sloth made it 3-1 on 67 minutes and while Odense quickly responded again, through Kasper Larsen, Akharraz settled matters on 70 minutes.
Sonderjyske substitute Eyjolfur Hedinsson scored an injury-time winner to beat Esbjerg 2-1.
Lasse Vibe had scored first for Sonderjyske with Jakob Ankersen responding with 56 minutes played.
Quincy Antipas equalised with nine minutes left to give Brondby a 1-1 draw at FC Midtjylland. Petter Andersson opened the scoring on 55 minutes.
Swedish Allsvenskam
Gunnar Heidar Thorvaldsson netted a hat-trick as Norrkoping thrashed Sundsvall 4-0 in the Allsvenskam.
Thorvaldsson opened the scoring on eight minutes before Lars Krogh Gerson made it 2-0 with 27 minutes on the clock.
Thorvaldsson put the visitors out of sight just before half-time before completing his hat-trick on 63 minutes.
Helsingborgs were also impressive winners away as they beat last-placed GAIS 3-1.
The game remained goalless until the 63rd minutes, when Jesper Bjorkman struck to open the floodgates.
Substitute Rachid Bouaouzan added a second on 75 minutes before Nikola Djurdjic made the game safe two minutes later. Jakob Olsson grabbed a goal back for GAIS in injury-time.
Shpetim Hasani scored the only goal of the game on 14 minutes as Orebro beat Goteborg 1-0 while AIK came from a goal down to draw 1-1 with Syrianska.
Henok Goitom grabbed the leveller on the hour, after Sharbel Touma (42) opened the scoring, before Syrianska had substitute Omar Jawo sent off moments after he came onto the pitch on 86 minutes.
Atvidabergs and Mjallby played out a goalless draw.
Portuguese Liga
Porto rejoined Benfica at the top of the Portuguese Liga table with a 2-1 win at Estoril.
The champions had to come from behind as goals from Silvestre Varela and Jackson Martinez in the space of four second-half minutes decided matters.
Steven Vitoria gave Estoril the lead after nine minutes but, when Varela equalised on 57 minutes, Martinez's winner arrived moments later.
Third-placed Braga remained three points off the top as they won 2-0 at 10-man Maritimo.
Portugal striker Eder scored both goals, on 55 and 86 minutes, before Romain Salin saw red a minute from the end.
Rio Ave battled back from going behind to Barcelos' 36th-minute goal to win 2-1 at home to Nacional.
The match turned on Manuel da Costa's 58th-minute dismissal as Joao Tomas then converted a penalty before Ricardo Tarantini won it in the 89th minute.


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"JUST let me die," that was the desperate plea of the Bangladeshi cleaner trapped in a container that was shipped here.
For nine days, Mr Din Islam, 30, and his friend Mr Alamgir, who was in his 30s, were deprived of food and water in a container that felt like a furnace by day and a freezer by night.
Then, Mr Alamgir suddenly dropped dead.
Mr Din spoke with The New Paper yesterday after his discharge from hospital.


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InVision is indispensable, be it for quick concepting, creating a believable prototype for studies, or for building out interactive specifications.Chad Thorton
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InVision is great for taking images and turning them into clickable prototypes that save me coding time and the general hassle of hosting.Jerry Gordinier
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Car started out as a 2 door hardtop. Roof was removed and a complete convertable from a junk car was grafted on. Everything works for the top. Engine is 400 h.p 327 with Camaro front suspension and Jaguar rear suspension. Interior is white naugahide with Jaguar bucket seats, digital gauges and Camero center console. Trailer was created form a junk station wagon. Finished to match the car with diamond plate floor and upholstered inside walls and roof.
Highly modified '57 chevy combo.
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