text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat Will this Pokemon obey you ? 0 votes Lets say that I have a lvl 38 Infernape and I trade it to a friend.It trains my Infernape to lvl 80.He trades it back to me.Will my Infernape obey me ? I'm asking because i'm it's original trainer.So it will.Won't it ? in-game-trade asked Jan 16, 2013 by MK 42 Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 1 Answer 2 votes Best answer Ok lots of editing but here is the final result. Credit to DracoArceus: "Only Pokemon with another OT will disobey you. So in this case it would obey you perfectly. Source-Experience" I checked this out and found another answer on Gamespot that said the same thing. So your Pokemon will always obey you. If you trade a Pokemon that only evolves through friendship (For example Golbat > Crobat) and it has not yet evolved then it's friendship is reset to 0. So evolve a Golbat, or others, first before trading. Source: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Friendship answered Jan 16, 2013 by MrKijani selected Jan 16, 2013 by MK 42 but, i'm it's original trainer Yes but that will only increase the chances by a certain margin. I'll see if I can find a reliable resource for you. ok.I'll wait Actually only pokemon with another OT will disobey you. So in this case it would obey you perfectly. Source-Experience Oh ok I will edit. But on the badges it says for example, "Traded pokemon up to lv. 60 will obey you." This is only referring to pokemon that do not have your OT. And as to with the anime, it is very different from the games. I've noticed it will only say this sometimes. Mostly it says "Pokemon up to lv. 60 will obey you" since you are the OT.it will obey you since it's your pokemon and no someone else's ok.Thanks. Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions In Pokemon Yellow if you in-game trade Cubone for the Machoke on route 5 will it evolve into Machamp? In Pokemon Black 2, where can I find someone who wants to trade a Ditto for this Pokemon? Do Pokemon You Bring In From Previous Games Count As Traded Pokemon? Can you get a shiny Pokemon through ingame trading? What are so special about the Eevee And Magikarp you get In the Hotels? How many times can you trade with Yancy/Curtis in a single day? Where do you get a Light Ball in Black/White 2? How do you get a Smeargle in White2 without trading? Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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Pretty well done. 3-8 could pretty much be pulled out of a hat and it would be hard to argue. I disagree with a few in the 17-25 range. I think Polanco, malotakis, Tonkin and Roberts should be ahead of Herrmann and Hermsen. I don't think Hernandez should be on the list at all.
Watch for Josh Burris to be a sleeper this year in Low A and Matt Tomshaw to be a sleeper in Ft. Myer & New Brittan. MY SLEEPERS
Nice list though
I have some questions, too.
None of them is as interesting as the time & effort you've put into this.
This is awesome.
Thank you Seth.
I won't disagree with you too much, but at some point, we do have to credit Hermsen for pitching very, very well. The strikeouts are low, but he is young for the level and put up great numbers. Will he be a Brandon Webb-like success in the big leagues. Who knows? I mean, he's only ranked in the mid-teens, so that doesn't shout out top of the rotation, but there are guys who are solid back of the rotation guys for several years and make a lot of money. I don't know that many work as hard as Hermsen does, and his control and changes of speed and movement are, if nothing else, intriguing.Pretty well done. 3-8 could pretty much be pulled out of a hat and it would be hard to argue. I disagree with a few in the 17-25 range. I think Polanco, malotakis, Tonkin and Roberts should be ahead of Herrmann and Hermsen. I don't think Hernandez should be on the list at all.
I see Herrmann as taking over that 3rd catcher job mid-season. He can play many positions. He may not hit for very high average, but he does put together quality at bats, takes some walks and hits some doubles. Again, in the late teens, the upside for someone in AA or higher is role player.
As for Hernandez, I hear that a lot, but again, he's a lefty who hits 91, mixes speed and has multiple pitches there's some value there, be it spot starter or bullpen specialist down the road. He's so young.
I don't know how much of a 'sleeper' Burris is. People around here talk about him a lot, and if I did the list out to 40, he would likely be in that 31-40 range, if only because of his curveball. Still not sure what his role will be, starting or relieving, and there are control issues, but like his ability to get strikeouts. I'm comfortable with where I have him, and if he continues to strikeout that many and becomes a starter, he'll move up quickly.
I really like Tomshaw. I have a ton of respect for guys that have to 'pitch' and yet succeed. He tops out at about 86 mph on the right day, but he has great character and toughness and six decent pitches. He's definitely the kind of guy you want to root for!
First of all, thank you for the kind words and the support. It is appreciated.
Second, it is a ton of work, but I love this stuff. I love talking about the prospects, they deserve recognition. I love the minor league process. I fully appreciate how good a player has to be to make it to A ball, much less AA, AAA or even just to get a cup of coffee in the big leagues.
So, please, feel free to ask any questions you like.
What happens if Benson rebounds back into form, Roberts continues getting on base a ton, and Walker learns how to not strike out so much as they rise through the levels? We have so many outfield prospects, most with pretty high upside. Realistically all won't make it, but even so it's hard to imagine we won't find 3 really good ones out of that bunch to roam our outfield for years.
As was mentioned previously, after those first couple, there's a mash of guys that all have a ton of potential that we just need to see how things shake out. I like Arcia at #3. I like that there's so much debate over who should be #3. I love the potential for Rosario as a 2B (if he sticks there he's in the debate for #3). This will be such an interesting year to watch the minors. I suppose that could be said every year, but we have so many intriguing prospects right now. I can barely wait to see how these guys do this year.
The guys I probably most want to see this year are the middle infielders. Rosario, Santana, Polanco, Goodrum, Michael. If a couple of those guys really start looking good (yes Rosario probably does already, if his defense is up to snuff), we have a great prospect at pretty much every position excepting maybe catcher depending on how you view Herrmann.
Thanks for this Seth! I really appreciate the time you (and others as well) put in to let the rest of us know more about the guys on the farm. It makes riding out the bad years a little more bearable.
Nice list. I'd switch out Santana and Polanco. But, otherwise, not a lot to argue with here. Good job.
OK, I LOVE Vargas at #12...that's gutsy. I had people telling me he was not top-20.
But, why can't we expect Jorge Polanco to hit well as he advances?? Just your opinion?
Zachary Jones is NOT in your top-30?? Whoa...he is gonna impress you this year. You'll be like, "what was I thinking dissing Jones?" In my opinion, Jones is better than your 25-30.
Ortiz does not belong in the top-30. I mean, you didn't include Tyler Duffey, Josmil Pinto, DJ Baxendale, AJ Achter, Zach Jones, Corey Williams, etc. But DID include Ortiz? Ortiz probably won't ever make it out of AA, but he's a top-30 guy for you?
One more thing..I dont see how A. Salcedo can be ranked ahead of ANY other pitcher in the system...production matters to me.
The big surprise is Niko at #27. I've been questioning why some are so high on him because his season wasn't really that good. An awesome month followed by 2 bad ones. I would still rank him higher because of his tools but I'm pretty concerned that he's missing the hit tool.
I'm interested in the reasoning behind the Polanco comments. He's one of my favorite sleepers right now but I'm trying to stay reserved until he gets to full season ball.
Here's the interesting thing for Twins lists this year: RP'ers
Seth's list - it seems that the first two made it based on them having a chance to start
Bard - 20
Melatokis - 22
Tonkin - 24
Sickel's list
Melatokis - 12
Bard - 13
Chargois - 17
Jones - 18
Tonkin - 19
Williams - 23
#23 was the final ranking
Obviously they value RP'ers differently and I side more with Seth but I am finding it very difficult to rank the RP'ers this year.
The only quibble I have is Nate Roberts (Probably because he's been a favorite of mine since drafted). I know he's "old," but he's solid-average across the board on tools and how they play in games right now, which is a lot more than can be said about several guys in front of him. If he doesn't skip up to AA to start this year, I think the Twins are doing yet another prospect a disservice 'ala Anthony Slama.
My hope is that one of the Middle Infielders (Santana, Michael, Goodrum, Polanco) takes a big step forward this year, as we all know the Twins need one of them too...
Just wondering if Chris Colabello is too old to be considered a prospect or if he just doesn't quite make the top 30 because of his attributes. His winter numbers are inspiring.
Vargas is weird. Seems people either see some David Ortiz in him and believe in his power, or they can't get past his inability to catch-up to good fastballs. The 2nd point being the more important one to me considering he's only played low-A ball to this point. The pitching is only going to get better.
I am proud to say that my list matches Seth's pretty well. He knows way more than I do.
Though I am much more "meh" on Hermsen at the moment.
And, yes, ec, this is the year of the middle infielder for me too. I wrote something awhile ago about the "Slim Shady" effect in the Twins system and wondering if the real SS will stand up. I like that it could be a guy called "Niko."
Good list. Obviously people might quibble with it a bit - I think May is too low - but when I look at Twins lists now, what I'm really happy with is the depth. This group looks a lot better than the lists we had a few years back which had Valencia, Morales, Swarzak and Hughes. We now have some really intriguing names outside the top 10 that could really develop - Harrison, Bard - as well as some near ML ready depth in guys like Hernandez and Benson. And a lot of bullpen arms.
Thanks for the update Seth. A good read, with nice upside in the prospects.
I was agreeing with your points until this one. I'm not all that high on him but his ranking seems right to me. He may be higher if he hadn't suffered injuries last year and only pithced 30 innings. Before last year he WAS quite productive.
I'm sure you weren't trying to come off this way, but sometimes when you talk about prospects you have this "what have you done for me lately" (good or bad) type attitute.. Which is the LAST way one should asses a prospect. Not trying to rip you becuase I like reading your thoughts. Just saying...
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Sergeants Davey and Worley: From Edmund Blunden's Minute Book.
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Author | Blunden, Edmund (1896-1974) |
Title | Sergeants Davey and Worley: From Edmund Blunden's Minute Book. |
Notes | Photograph of Sergeants Frank Worley, who became Edmund Blunden's much admired NCO and life-long friend, who inspired the poem 'Come On, My Lucky Lads', ran a fish shop in Worthing after the war, and died in 1954, and Davey, who was a friend and officer's servant in the army. Edmund notes that the men are pictured '(with a backcloth of Ypres, supplied at Poperinghe, early '17.)' The book was compiled by Blunden with the intention of providing complementary photographs supporting the narrative and poems of 'Undertones of War' (1928), and was inscribed 'E.B. New Year, 1935' while Blunden was living in North Oxford, a neighbour of Graham Greene. |
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In my mind, the perfect summer jamb. Anyone think we'll ever see this one live again? I never got to see it played at a concert.
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This instrumental version is the demo from late 2001.
Here is the first demo for the song recorded in mid 2001.
Here is part of the song live at the beggining of one of their gigs in the summer of 2001, its the only time i've seen the instrumental version played live.
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bout time this thread was created. One of my favorite =w= songs.
I saw this live on the Extended Midget Tour, before Maladroit came out. I loved it then, loved all the demos, and love the final product.
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by Ray662,2013-06-15 06:10:48
i had never seen this before! of course, i had heard some of the songs. anyway, i couldn't get myself to watch the entire movie, but I watched probably half of it. some cute moments, but it just was too much song and dance, and i wasn't very engaged. which surprised me! i love singing and dancing and i usually love disney movies. maybe it's because i didn't have the sentimental feelings to go with the movie from watching it as a kid.
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really boring im afraid to say :P i really didnt enjoy this much, way below average, but still watchable...you may like it, so still give it a try :)
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i like Citizen Kane as well and i can be a film snob. But this movie isnt IMDB250 movie.
Pay attention to every comment Guy Pearce makes in dialogues, in a way its funny, but also kinda annoying when realizing its all he does.
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One of the funniest films ever. It has loads of naughty potential, but Maggie Gyllenhaal is so hilariously solemn, you can't help but laugh your kecks off. Brilliant, amusing, sassy and well worth watching. 10/10
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i've watched Mama -loved it!!
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Sometimes when he is home alone or when he needs a "let-out," Packers receiver Greg Jennings grabs one of his five bass guitars and twangs a song, maybe a gospel tune like "Praise Him In Advance." This son of a preacher at his charity golf tournament last summer was persuaded by Bears tackle Tommie Harris to leap on stage, pluck the guitar, tap the drums and croon a bit, too.
And Jennings gracefully moved from the strings to the sticks to the mic.
Jennings seems born to handle the big stage, whether it is an impromptu musical gig or catching a football in prime moments in front of thousands of maniacal fans and millions more watching on television. He is not intimidating in size (5-11, 198) for a receiver. Three others at his position (Santonio Holmes, Chad Jackson and Sinorice Moss) were selected well ahead of his slot (second round, 52nd overall) in the 2006 draft, when Jennings became the first-ever receiver drafted from Western Michigan.
Jennings has struck a tune, a resounding chord in only his third NFL season. He became a starter as a rookie. Last season he flashed on the national scene with that blinding, 82-yard touchdown grab in overtime in Green Bay's midseason, Monday night victory at Denver.
Last Sunday, he led all NFL receivers with 167 receiving yards in the Packers' victory at Detroit.
This receiver caught Brett Favre's 400th touchdown pass, Favre's 420th that tied Dan Marino's career mark and Favre's 421st that broke the record. Jennings also caught Aaron Rodgers' first career touchdown pass, an 11-yarder last season at Dallas.
Thus, Jennings, 24, is old school, new school.
A guy who married his wife, Nicole, who he has known since the fifth grade in Kalamazoo, Mich. A father of a 20-month-old daughter, Amya. An expecting father, with his new baby due in April.
A rooted player. A humble one. Yet, he's the marquee example of the NFL's new batch of resolute, explosive young receivers -- among them Denver's Brandon Marshall and Detroit's Calvin Johnson -- who are helping push the NFL passing game to astonishing levels.
"I am blessed, truly blessed by God with talent, and I am not going to take any credit for that," Jennings said. "I feel like I am one of the guys here who can make a difference in games and there are several other guys here in that category. I just try to be the best I can possibly be. I don't get into ranking me with other receivers in the NFL. I've never been into that and I won't start now. The most important thing to me is not being the best or even striving to be the best. It is giving 100 percent of me."
For Greg Jennings, that is proving more than ample.
He is averaging 25.3 yards per catch this season. Last season, he made six touchdown grabs of 40 or more yards. He has an enviable burst more than raw speed. It can be described in the way Hall of Fame coach Bill Walsh used to talk about players who do not run blazing 40-yard sprint times: functional football speed. Walsh used to say: "I'll take the guy who has functional football speed in equipment more than the guy who runs fast in his shorts."
Most integral, Jennings often shows up when big plays are required. This player running free in a secondary with the ball in his hands is becoming a familiar site.
We can expect to see more when Dallas travels to Green Bay on Sunday night. The Cowboys enter having scored 41 points in defeating the Eagles. The Packers arrive having scored 48 in beating Detroit. The game will be played on Jennings' 25th birthday.
"I'd be lying if I said no," said Jennings about the special air and competition the Cowboys bring. "They do make a game different. All of the talk now is they are the team to beat. They are the popular pick to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl. That gives you a little extra to shoot for, especially in our stadium. A little more excitement. Mix in our history with Dallas and it's even bigger.
"They have a mindset that they can score from anywhere. Their offense is set up for explosion. We have the same mindset."
Though Jennings has not talked to Favre since Green Bay's loss last season in the NFC Championship Game, he credits Favre for helping him develop that mindset. One of explosion. Of pressure applied by scoring points. He is appreciative for having a "a piece, a crumb" of Favre's Green Bay legacy. Appreciative of Favre "jump-starting" his career in the right direction.
Working with Favre was a dream job.
Now, working with Rodgers, Jennings has become part of the Packers' solution to life without Favre and to Rodgers' growth.
"Everyone here likes Aaron's personality off the field," Jennings said. "His off-the-field personality is identical to his on the field. He wants to build relationships with players outside of football. And it's not just the marquee guys; there are guys on our team that the general fan never heard of that Aaron is close with. You have to work to be a leader? I think either you are or you are not. It's genuine or it isn't. Everybody here on this team feels the good vibe from Aaron."
Jennings felt it from the start, improvising on the route and the catch last season in Rodgers' first career score. And then when Rodgers ran the ball vs. Minnesota on opening night for his first Lambeau Field score and initial Lambeau Leap, it was Jennings who secured the ball and saved it for Rodgers.
The Green Bay receivers last season led the league in yards after the catch with 2,294, which comprised 51.4 percent of the Packers' pass offense. The NFL average per team was 1,596 such yards. The current crew includes Donald Driver, James Jones, Ruvell Martin and Jordy Nelson. It is a close-knit, card-playing, unselfish group, Jennings says.
"We have to be one of the top groups in the league because not many teams have the depth we have," Jennings said. "Our so-called No. 5 receiver could be a No. 1 receiver on other teams. There is no letdown among us. We expect big plays from each other. Any one of us can play any position and run any route at any given time."
Jennings likes the style of Holmes and New Orleans' Marques Colston.
This is the closest Jennings gets to singing his praises:
"I feel strongly about my confidence as a receiver. I can do whatever you ask a wide receiver to do."
Yes he can, says Ike Reese, a nine-year NFL linebacker who now hosts Ike At Night, a talk-radio show in Philadelphia.
"Jennings is a player who did not come out of college with a lot of fanfare but is playing with great confidence in big-game situations," Reese said. "He is going to make a nice combo with Rodgers."
These are the other young NFL receivers who have grabbed Reese's attention:
Calvin Johnson: "It's hard not to like this big fella. That tall, that big, that fast -- you can't stop that. There is nothing you can do with that."
Roddy White: "I played with him in Atlanta when he was a rookie and he struggled with the learning curve. He has all the physical tools and you are starting to see them now. He loves to block. He was a 1,000-yard receiver on a terrible team last year. That says a lot."
Brandon Marshall: "He is ridiculous. You get suspended the first game, come back for the first time and catch 18 balls? He has the whole package. What I like, he is a disciplined route runner. Very fluid. Chad Johnson used to be the best route runner in the league before he became Ocho Cinco. Now it's Brandon Marshall."
Toss in rookies DeSean Jackson of the Eagles and Eddie Royal of the Broncos, and the NFL passing game's infusion of effective, bold receivers continues to grow. Their performances are game-changing and more frequently decisive.
I'll take Jennings at the top of that list.
He is a perfect match for Green Bay, a city and people who openly wear values and honor connecting with a non-diva receiver in a league full of them who credits his parents, Greg and Gwen, with giving him a reliable foundation.
"Growing up the son of a minister was an advantage on my part," Jennings said. "I was taught right and morals and values. Knowing right from wrong was high on the totem pole and you'd better do right more than wrong. I was held accountable. It has paid dividends for me more than I could ever have imagined."
This fresh face, this player with a winning, bright smile has become an important glue for the Packers. The class he exhibited in the way he handled the Favre-Rodgers saga was noticed by his peers and by other NFL personnel around the league. Packers coach Mike McCarthy credited Jennings earlier this week for the way he approaches his work and for the work he produces.
Jennings credits Driver as a mentor, a teammate who "is on my hip and in my ear." When Packers fans see Jennings in the Green Bay community, they are surprised to find that he is so "small" and tells him he looks so much bigger on TV.
It is the stage.
He rises on it. He produces a striking melody on it.
That is what giving your humble best at all times, says Jennings, can do.
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Man... if you look at the 2006 NFL draft, it's only been 2 years, and they tell us to wait 3 before making judgements. Right now it looks more than rock solid. 2 OL starters (with Spitz being a player I think is going to step up big time this season), Jennings, Hawk, Blackmon, Jolly.... whew.
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All things considered, this has to be the strangest two weeks of my cycling life. A bit over a week ago I had the worst crash I've ever suffered on the bike. To give you some idea how radical my impact was, the only image I can conjure to describe the experience is the Looney Tunes short in which the ACME catapult slams Wile E. Coyote into the dirt. My experience would have been just as comical had it not been, you know, me.
It takes a most unusual calculus to figure that 47 stitches is in any way a blessing, but it's been 13 or 14 years since I was last on the deck courtesy of a road bike. Pardon me, but I kinda feel like my number was up. Not crashing for more than 10 years is its own kind of fortune. Similarly, the fact that I didn't manage to break my jaw or any teeth, or bite through my tongue is luck on a scale that could make me as superstitious as the entire European peloton. Where's my rabbit's foot? Screw that, somebody get me the whole damn bunny, STAT!
But my crash came the day the USADA "Reasoned Decision" on Lance Armstrong was issued and trying to read pieces of that on my iPhone in the ER through the lens of a morphine drip was as comically black as Slim Pickens riding the nuke in "Dr. Strangelove," just minus the glee. Again, you'll have to pardon me, but this would be where I think the gods gave me a taste of cosmic irony.
Oh yeah bud? Mid-morning ride? You think you can afford that time away, do you? How 'bout this? WHAP!
Tess of the d'Urbervilles didn't know how good she had it.
The hand-wringing over the derailment of the Blue Train has been enough to break fingers. The anger burning in cycling fans has hovered like a swarm of Africanized bees, swirling around, looking for its most suitable victim. Here are a few stings for the riders, a few more for the media, a couple for the sponsors who turned a blind eye to the obvious, a dozen more for the UCI. The rest can go to everyone who ever drew a paycheck from Tailwind Management. But wait, let's save a couple for Chechu Rubiera for being more tone deaf than a whale oil lamp. Speaking to El Diario de Mallorca (link is to the Cyclingnews piece), the newspaper of record of Mallorca (yeah, Chechu, to defend your former team captain make sure to talk to the smallest newspaper possible, preferably one on an island), he said he never saw Armstrong dope. Okay, fine, maybe he didn't—but that doesn't do much to rebut the testimony of those who did. Weirder still, he called Michele Ferrari the best coach there is.
Well, I suppose in a way, we can all agree on that.
It's a shame he doesn't grasp that his defense did nothing to help Armstrong but did a marvelous job of making him (Rubiera) look like a tinfoil hat.
But that hardly counts as news compared to the fact that the UCI has attempted to distance itself from its once favorite son, Armstrong. It announced that, yes, it will ratify the USADA reasoned decision, thus stripping him of his seven Tour wins, plus every other result he gained since August 1, 1998. This is either but one important step to cleaning up the sport, or it is the sound of the other shoe dropping—in other words, the end of the progress surrounding this case. Previous episodes, such as the Festina scandal, would suggest this is as far as this episode will drive, but other events suggest this car hasn't hit its tree just yet.
I just didn't have the same yee-ha feeling.
The flight of sponsors from Armstrong in just two days was to watch the inverse of the Titanic. Rather than people jumping off a ship, this was nearly a dozen ships jumping off a person. How many dollars left the bike industry that day? Think of what you could have funded with that! (I mean, aside from the world's best doping program.) And the LA Times has weighed in now with an editorial—rather than the skewed perspective of Michael Hiltzik (and while he makes some good points, he can't change the obvious)—that calls for Armstrong to cut all ties to his eponymous foundation, which is a severing of ties so monumental it's a bit like suggesting all the disgraced banks abandon their office buildings on Wall St. One is synonymous with the other. Gads, he could be forced to fly coach after this.
Finally, we finally have for all to see a true one-to-one correlation between doping and sponsor departure. For years to come Google searches of "Lance Armstrong" and "sponsor" will turn up item upon item about the sponsor diaspora from the one-time marketing goldmine that was Big Tex. If anything will ever demonstrate to cycling just how seriously sponsors dislike doping, no moment is more teachable.
It's been curious to sit back and watch the incredible flood of negative stories that are now surfacing about Armstrong. The way these stories—take this one for instance—were kept under wraps for so long and yet now are bubbling out like an over-soaped load of laundry is as wondrous as the comeback was itself. Who knew?
It's into this maelstrom of seething, mama-grizzly rage that Skins chairman Jaimie Fuller issued his open letter to UCI president Pat McQuaid. Incredibly, going to the compression wear maker's home page brings up Fuller's introduction to the letter, complete with his picture, which is a fine way to really personalize the message; honestly, it's a better touch than a signature. It's a genius move—seriously—someone should have done before now.
Of course the week's events can't be as cut-and-dried as that. No, they have to be salted. Rabobank, cycling's single most loyal sponsor, announced they are ending their sponsorship of their team following a 17-year run. Their official statement cited the USADA investigation into Armstrong and US Postal as their reason for pulling out of the sport, but of course, nothing is ever as simple as it looks. Rather than damn the athlete and his team, Rabobank official aimed a scathing attack at the UCI, writing, "The report shows that the international cycling world is flawed. Doping is supported even within the highest institutions of the cycling world."
The UCI's response was so off the mark that crews are working to pull its fuselage out of Lake Geneva. Rather than accept the criticism that most of the cycling world believes the organization to be corrupt they "accepted" that the sponsor was pulling out due to the organization opening disciplinary proceedings against one of its sponsored riders, Carlos Barredo, going as far as to cite, "a more recent action taken by the UCI against a rider of the team, the UCI understands the context which has led to this decision being reached."
The UCI is the idiot husband whose wife announces she is leaving because he won't stop cheating, to which he replies, 'Oh, so you're upset that I told you your haircut is ugly?'
Previously, I thought if there's perhaps one constituency that McQuaid might respect and listen to it's the heads of sponsoring companies. Because the UCI has yet to listen to the riders, the team directors or the fans, it was either natural or naive to think maybe they'll listen to sponsors. Now we know. Fuller's grenade over the transom is a great move, a parental, "Get your room cleaned up or there will be no more allowance." But based on their response to Rabobank I think what the UCI really needs is that ACME catapult, something to knock some sense into them.


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Even airplane hangars are going green. Hangar 25 of the Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, California is the world's first aviation hangar to get LEED Platinum certification. The project built by Shangri-La Construction has a solar array that produces 110% of the building's operational electricity needs and powers the electric tow and other vehicles that would normally be powered by diesel. The diamond-polished concrete floor reflects light, and does not use toxic sealants that require regular reapplication and maintenance. It has a water-based hi-fog fire suppression system that eliminates toxic and ozone depleting chemicals and fans and evaporative coolers help eliminate need for the usual air conditioning. Water is also saved through low-flush, low flow and waterless fixtures and the landscaping includes drought-tolerant native plants and a no-mow, no-water Synlawn.
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The whole topic of Overtraining is surrounded by a shroud of myths and misconceptions in bodybuilding circles. They're some fitness gurus believe that virtually everyone is overtraining, and then some other fitness gurus believe its impossible to overtrain.
I have been training for about 5 or 6 months training 6 to 7 days a week with awesome gains. What are your thoughts on overtraining? How often do you train? You do you follow a schedule or go off how you body feels?
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i have only been training 18 months, and for most of that time alot of what i did was whatever i felt like doing on the day. I made good progress and havent got injured or anything, definitely never felt like i was 'over-training'.
but i didnt like my half assed approach to training, i felt like i was selling myself short, i wanted to find out what actually works for me, instead of doing random shit all the time. and since i have started programming supp/access lifts correctly, using DE 3 week waves and choosing my exercises wisely... i do feel really fresh going into a workout and hit 5 PRs last month -that never happens!
from this its obvious to me im definitely not experienced enough to judge my workouts based on how i feel.
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It takes a lot to truly over train. More often than not the mind is the weak link IMO.
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Not only that, but I would venture to say most of the time it is caused by outside interference anyway, not necessarily the actual training. Massive stress, poor nutrition, etc.
To answer the OP, I go 4 days a week (upper/lower) and simply just take a week off when I am feeling run down (it almost always happens when I am very busy outside the gym).
I hate deloading. If I can't go hard in the gym, I just don't go at all.
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agreed. while training is usually the one place where i can switch off from everything else, ive recently been under alot of stress and cant seem to get in the zone right now.
i just do what i can do on the day and if i have a bad session i just write it off, no sense dwelling on afew bad workouts here and there.
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I don't believe in overtraining. I believe in under recovering. how often do you after a hard workout take supplementation, get a massage, sleep, take a bath, drink the right amount of water, fuel your body with nutrients. For the majority of us the answer is probably one or two at the most of these. if your body isnt recovering in a timely then people want to just say well you did to much (overtraining). not the case! try a little more recovery
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Overtraining is typically something people don't need to focus on. If people spent more time on getting the right amount of food in, getting the right amount of sleep and a good training split, it's something that wouldn't even be discussed.
Most aren't honestly even strong enough to be concerned with overtraining.
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I agree with the statement that "over training" is often a term misused for "under-recovering."
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Oh boy, overtraining is 100% real and the reason many, many people don't make the progress they could.
You can only do so much high intensity exercise and recover from it. The bigger and stronger you get, the less you can take. Now, intensity is the key. Training volume can be quite high with lower intensity work, but that which actually makes you bigger and or stronger is the higher intensity work and that has to be limited. Lower intensity work can and should be used for restorative reasons.
By the way, confusion over volume and intensity is the core of the whole overtraining argument.
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"All people dream but not equally. Those who dream by night in the recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous ones, for they may act their dream with open eyes to make it possible."
Agreed 100%.
Recovery and adequate eating, I'm beginning to find, are the key.
With the cardio I've added to my routine, it's really hammered home the point of making sure to get enough calories and enough rest. Now that I've started to get those things in balance, strength and stamina are on the rise, again, despite training 6 days a week.
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English dovetail construction provides stability, strength, and exquisite style for the Milan dresser. Comprised of sturdy poplar solids and finished in a high sheen white, this dresser maximizes organization with six spacious drawers, including two felt-lined top drawers. With ample storage space for almost all needs and large crystal-style drawer pulls, this is a bedroom staple with lots of chic. Milan White Dresser |
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54.5"W x 19"D x 35"H |


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Patagonia: Powder Town Beanie
Our Price: $39.00
- * May take 2 business days before shipping.
- Patagonia products are not available for shipment outside the United States.
Color: [Paf Park Stripe: Forge Grey]
Color: [Phg Park Stripe: Willow Herb Green]
Color: [Pki Park Stripe: Tomato]
When you pull on this retro beanie from Patagonia, you just may want to break out the heavy bass line and get down to some serious funk. It's made from a soft, comfortable blend of nylon and chlorine-free merino wool that stays dry on powder days, insulates even when wet, and feels smooth and itch-free on the skin. Throwback features include a 3-inch, rib-knit cuff and pom-pom styling. One size.
- Nylon and chlorine-free merino wool blend is soft and comfortable
- 3" rib-knit cuff with pom-pom styling
Fabric: | 55% nylon/45% chlorine-free merino wool |
Weight: | 113 g (4 oz) |


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By Kary Feick, Fox 2 News Intern
(WJBK) - During a spring scrimmage over the weekend, a seven-year-old brain cancer patient got to fulfill his dream to play with the Nebraska Corn Huskers. The team was very supportive of Jack Hoffman, who wore a miniature No. 22 Rex Burkhead uniform during the scrimmage. Hoffman competed against men twice his height and more than that in weight. He managed to score a 69-yard touchdown. The game took place at Memorial Stadium, where more than 60,000 Nebraska fans cheered for Hoffman.Hoffman is currently taking a two-week break from his 60-week chemotherapy course. He said it felt awesome to be out on the field with the team. It was an emotional day for everyone participating in the special play planned for Hoffman.Hoffman met Nebraska's running back, Rex Burkhead in 2011. Hoffman's dad made a phone call, hoping for an opportunity for his son to have his picture taken with his favorite player, Burkhead. After meeting Hoffman, Burkhead decided he wanted to be with him throughout the journey. Burkhead is the captain of a support network for Hoffman, called "Team Jack." The Hoffmans found out the day before the scrimmage that Jack would be participating on the field. Football operations director Jeff Jamrog and fullback C.J. Zimmerer came up with the idea to get Jack involved in the spring game.Watch the video for a look at Hoffman's now famous play.Team Jack online: teamjack.curesearch.orgFacebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Team-Jack/130253380409979
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