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Flag Display Will Honor 9/11 Victims
Honoring the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Pepperdine University plans to once again stage a dramatic display of American flags on its expansive lawn beneath the Theme Tower - one flag for each of the nearly 3,000 lives lost on that tragic day.
The installation of the flags, which will be on display September 11 to 24, was conceived and led by the University's chapter of the College Republicans. Their initiative, enthusiasm, and hard work, partnering with several other students, volunteers, and Facilities Management and Planning staff, made last year's inaugural 9/11 flag display a stunning tribute.
"We are pleased and once again welcome the University's support and participation in the upcoming Waves of Flags: Commemorating 9/11 event," noted Chris Garcia, president emeritus of the College Republicans. "Our efforts in honoring the 9/11 victims has inspired so many people on and off campus. It's been gratifying and rewarding for all of us." In addition to including U.S. flags in the 2009 memorial, multi-national flags will be on display honoring the different nationalities of those who died during the attacks.
As it has annually since September 2001, the University plans to stage a brief prayer service on September 11 at the Heroes Garden, a 14,880-square-foot outdoor sanctuary that overlooks the Pacific Ocean on one of the highest bluffs on the Malibu campus. This year's service begins at 8 a.m. The garden serves as a public space to pause, reflect, and honor those who sacrificed their lives on 9/11 including Tom Burnett, alumnus of the Graziadio School of Business and Management.
Burnett's heroism as a passenger on United Airlines Flight 93 has been well documented. As a result of the passengers' attempt to take control of the hijacked airliner and divert it from reaching the terrorists' target, United 93 crashed in a field in Pennsylvania rather than striking a building or landmark in the nation's capital, causing more loss of human life.
Volunteers are sought to participate in the 2009 installation of the 9/11 flag display. All materials will be provided by the University. To learn more, visit www.pepperdine.edu/volunteercenter.


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Brett Jackson is having a good time playing baseball again, and it shows. The young Cubs outfielder couldn't say that last season, when he battled injuries and finished the year at Double-A Tennessee. He couldn't say that in 2012, when he led the Pacific Coast League with 158 strikeouts while playing for Triple-A Iowa.More» |
Someone from the Cubs organization will win the Minor League home run title in 2014. But which Cubs prospect it will be?More»Mayo, Callis debate who'll lead Minors in home runs |
Cubs prospect Kris Bryant is the choice to out-homer everyone in the Minor Leagues this season. He's the best college power-hitting prospect to come along in years and he's just getting started in terrorizing pro pitchers.More»Mayo, Callis debate who'll lead Minors in home runs |
Starter Travis Wood allowed five runs on nine hits over 2 2/3 innings, while Hector Rondon served up two of the Rockies' four home runs in the Cubs' 13-0 loss Tuesday in front of a Cactus League record crowd of 14,840 at Cubs Park.More» |
Travis Wood is hoping the Cubs get all the dropped balls and strange plays out of their system this spring. In Tuesday's 13-0 loss to the Rockies, the Cubs lefty was charged with five runs on nine hits over 2 2/3 innings, with two runs scoring on singles that never left the infield. The Rockies took a 1-0 lead in the first, and with two outs in the third, Nolan Arenado was credited with a triple on a ball that center fielder Junior Lake lost in the sun.More» |
Edwin Jackson will face Minor League hitters on Wednesday at the Cubs' complex to stay on schedule, while James McDonald gets the start that night against the Mariners.More» Jackson looks to rebound in 2014 |
The player who has been getting the most attention in Cubs camp is the one with the fewest professional at-bats, and his parents had no idea. Kris Bryant, the second player selected overall in last June's First-Year Player Draft, has been the first player the national media targets whenever they stop by the Cubs' new facility.More» Bryant goes deep in the seventh for two runs |
Jeff Samardzija felt he controlled his tempo well, was able to mix his pitches the way he wanted, including his splitter, and took advantage of catcher Eli Whiteside's background with the Giants. And no matter what he does, the Cubs right-hander's name keeps popping up in trade rumors. Samardzija shrugs them off.More» Renteria on Samardzija's outing vs. Giants |
Starlin Castro hopes to begin running and hitting off a batting tee Tuesday and said he could be back in Cactus League games by the weekend. However, Cubs manager Rick Renteria was a little more cautious, predicting the shortstop would return next week.More»Renteria discusses Castro's hamstring strain |
The Chicago Cubs overcame Matt Cain's five perfect innings by capitalizing on San Francisco's seventh-inning defensive lapses to claim a 3-2 Cactus League decision over the Giants.More» |
Ryan Sweeney says he hasn't thought about switching to the American League so he can be a designated hitter and avoid any more freak injuries in the field. The Cubs outfielder had to leave Sunday's game because of soreness in his right knee suffered while chasing a ball in right.More»Sweeney on his knee, taking precautions in spring |
Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta, slowed this spring because of tightness in his right shoulder, threw his second side session Sunday and is continuing to make progress.More» Arrieta needs to improve control |
Last year, Welington Castillo knew he was going to be the Cubs' regular catcher, but still felt he had to prove himself. This spring, it's still his job and, this time, Castillo knows he can handle it.More» Castillo becoming a viable No. 1 backstop |
Justin Ruggiano homered and drove in three runs, Junior Lake smacked a tiebreaking RBI single and Anthony Rizzo hit an RBI triple in the Cubs' 10-8 win over the Brewers on Sunday in front of a Cactus League-record crowd of 14,770 at Cubs Park.More» |
Sunday's game was much better timing-wise for Kyle Hendricks' parents. They didn't have to drive 11 hours in one day to see the right-hander pitch. John and Ann Marie Hendricks were among the record crowd of 14,770 at Cubs Park to watch Kyle. They arrived Saturday.More» |
Blake Parker knows it doesn't matter what he did last year, or the year before. The right-hander is fighting for a spot in the Cubs' bullpen, and he's not alone.More» Parker chases down a popup in foul territory |
Cubs manager Rick Renteria isn't concerned that Anthony Rizzo hasn't gone deep in Cactus League play, he knows the first baseman has power.More» Former top prospect must bounce back |
Nate Schierholtz cracked a two-run homer in the first inning and Jason Hammel allowed just two hits over three scoreless innings as the Cubs downed the Reds, 9-0, on Saturday at Goodyear Ballpark.More» |
Jason Hammel has spent five seasons in the American League East. The National League Central won't be any easier. Or anybody else the new Cubs pitcher faces.More»Hammel excited for his first season with the Cubs |
Prospect Kris Bryant has been compared physically to former Major Leaguer Troy Glaus, and although some scouts predict Bryant will end up moving from third to the outfield, Cubs manager Rick Renteria likes what he's seen of Bryant at third base.More» Bryant goes deep in the seventh for two runs |
Edwin Jackson decided to only throw fastballs on Friday, and apparently didn't tell Cubs pitching coach Chris Bosio or manager Rick Renteria, who planned to chat with the pitcher to figure out what happened.More» Jackson looks to rebound in 2014 |
Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo is wearing a new T-shirt, part of Cardinals pitcher Jason Motte's cancer initiative, this spring that he hopes will help cancer patients across the country.More» Former top prospect must bounce back |
There have been some free agents in the past who sign with the Cubs and relish the idea of playing at Wrigley Field, but have a tough time adjusting to day games. That won't be a problem for Justin Ruggiano.More» Multi-skilled Ruggiano now in reserve role |
A youthful Cubs split-squad roster rallied for a 3-2 win over the host Angels on Friday in Cactus League action. Chris Valaika drove in the two runs, including the tying tally with two outs in the ninth, and Jorge Soler followed with an RBI triple to complete the comeback.More» Soler lines triple to give Cubs the lead |
Right-hander Edwin Jackson allowed three runs, including a two-run homer, over three innings in the Cubs' 7-2 loss to the Indians on Friday at Cubs Park. Kris Bryant hit a two-run homer, his second of the spring.More» |
Cubs shortstop Starlin Castro, sidelined since Sunday with a mild right hamstring strain, hopes to begin baseball activities early next week, and has the same goal as years past of playing all 162 games.More» Castro doubles home Valbuena in the third |
Once a full-time shortstop, second baseman Darwin Barney could give the Cubs more flexibility if he's able to regain a comfort level at the position.More»Barney, Renteria on team goals and improving in 2014 |
Edwin Jackson was 20 years old when he made his Major League debut in September 2003. The pitcher has seen the young talent in the Cubs camp, including Kris Bryant, who hit his second spring homer on Friday, and is wondering the same question most fans are asking: When is the right time to promote them to the big leagues?More» Jackson looks to rebound in 2014 |
Ryan Sweeney joined the Cubs last April 3, signing a Minor League deal after he was released by the Red Sox. The left-handed hitting outfielder was promoted on May 6, and batted .266 in 70 games.More» Sweeney provides average, lacks power, speed |
Emilio Bonifacio was one of the last players added to the Cubs' roster, signing a Minor League contract on Feb. 15, and he's been the center of attention in the clubhouse in his neon-colored clothing, chatting non-stop with the other Latin players.More» Bonifacio provides speed, versatility |
Carrie Muskat has been the Cubs beat reporter for MLB.com since 2001 and has been covering the club since 1987.

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Marigold Lodge
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Flower Hill
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President Lincoln's Cottage
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Over 270 years old, this home has been around since even before the fathers of this country liberated themselves from the clutches of England. Centuries later, its new owners were in the clutches of another debacle - Figuring out how to air condition a home that has no space for duct work. They soon found out that The Unico system was the answer they were looking for.
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Warren Air Force Base
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Peterson Residence
Across the street from Ford's Theater, the location of President Lincoln's assassination, sits this row house that the President was brought to after he was shot, and where he would later pass away. The home is now a museum that, 150 years later, for the most part has gone unchanged, except for the installation of the Unico System.


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What are your thoughts on routines that involve 1 set for each excercise?
Also another question, can anyone suggest a low volume 2 day hypertrophy routine?
I think they can be productive if you are pushing hard. I'm not sure they are the "best" for hypertrophy, but they will work if you are progressive. Of course, if you have time for one set, you probably have time for one more since you are already warmed up. Rather than doing a longer routine with single sets, you might want to consider a shorter routine with multiple sets if hypertrophy is your goal. But, here's a single set routine that should bring you some good progress if you add weight to the bar every time you do it (thank you Peary Rader):
Squat - 1 x 20
Light pullover - 1 x 20
10 minute rest
Bench press - 1 x 12
Rows - 1 x 12
OH Press - 1 x 12
S.l.d.l. - 1 x 20
Light pullover - 1 x 20
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Bill Starr's Intermediate 5x5 is essentially a one working set program, with 4 warm up sets. (sort of)
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Ya, 5/3/1 is basically a one work set too, if you don't count the accessory stuff.
Greemah, probably the most important thing you can do is pick a routine and stick with it. You seem to make these kinds of posts quite often.
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1 set workouts have never been any use to me personally, although I have heard of some people gaining significant strength and mass on them. I think its just how your body responds to your routine. If it works then go with it.
I have had pretty good success with one-set programs.
A low volume two day hypertrophy program is kind of an oxymoron if you are referring to training two days per week. Performing a low volume workout twice per week would be more of a 'maintenance' program rather than a 'hypertrophy' program. If you are talking about an Upper/Lower split then that is a different story. Which one were you looking for?
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Thanks for your replies. The reason I keep changing my workout is I have a lot of social events after work during the week (which is when I workout, can't do it any other time of the day), so I was trying to find a flexible workout that could move around that if needed.
After having a think, the kind of workout I was trying to find here is probably so little volume that it wouldn't bring much results, so I've decided to do a workout with 2 main days (all big compound lifts with 3x10 reps) and a small accessory day with only about 4 sets total. If I end up needing to miss a workout, I will shift the main day to the accessory day and just skip the accessory day.
Off Road you're right I need to stick to a routine, so think I'll stay away from WBB for a while so I have no influences!
You want a very short routine that will bring you gains only a couple of times a week? You asked for it, you got it...
Day 1:
Squats - 1 x 20
Bench - 2 x 12
Rows - 2 x 12
Day 2:
Deadlift - 2 x 8
OH Press - 2 x 12
There you go. Work hard, add weight, eat big.
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Ok, so the 20 rep squats are your 20 rep max right, not breathing squats? Also it would be ok to do overhead press before deadlift right? My legs are too weak to hold a weight overhead after deads lol


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2.2 State Residency
Board Policies
Chapter 2 -Students
Click here for a PDF copy of this policy.
Part 1. Purpose. Determination of the state of residency of students is necessary for a variety of federal and state reporting requirements, for institutional research purposes, and in some cases, determination of the tuition to be charged to individual students. This policy provides standards for the initial classification of students as state residents or non-residents, determination of appropriate tuition charges, and the procedures to be followed in order to change the state residency status of students.
Part 2. Classification as State Residents. Students who meet one or more of the following conditions on the date they apply for admission to a state college or university shall be classified as residents of Minnesota.
A. Students who resided in the state for at least one calendar year immediately prior to applying for admission, or dependent students who have a parent or legal guardian residing in Minnesota on the date the students apply. Residency in the state during this period must not have been solely or primarily for the purpose of attending a college or university.
B. Minnesota residents who can demonstrate that they were temporarily absent from the state without establishing residency elsewhere.
C. Persons who moved to the state for employment purposes and, before moving and before applying for admission to a public postsecondary institution, accepted a full-time job in the state, or students who are spouses or dependents of such persons.
Part 3. Tuition. Students who are classified as Minnesota state residents shall be charged the resident tuition rate. Students who are residents of states with which the state of Minnesota has a reciprocity agreement shall be charged the appropriate reciprocity tuition rate. All other students shall be charged the non-resident tuition rate, unless they qualify under one of the exceptions provided in Part 4. below.
Part 4. Non-Resident Students Allowed to Pay the Resident Tuition Rate.
Subpart A. Required Exceptions. Non-residents of Minnesota who meet one or more of the following conditions shall be charged the resident tuition rate unless otherwise prohibited by applicable state or federal law or regulations.
- Current and Former Service Members. Current and former members of the U.S. military, their spouses, and dependent children.
- Migrant Farmworkers. Students who have been in Minnesota as migrant farmworkers, as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations, title 20, section 633.104, over a period of at least two years immediately before admission or readmission to a Minnesota public postsecondary institution, or students who are dependents of such migrant farmworkers.
- Minnesota High School Graduates. A student who graduated from a Minnesota high school, if the student was a resident of Minnesota during the student's period of attendance at the Minnesota high school and the student physically attends a Minnesota State College or University.
- Employment-related Relocation. Persons who were employed and were relocated to the state by the person's current employer.
- Refugees and Asylees. Students who are recognized as refugees or asylees by the Office of Refugee Resettlement of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
Subpart B. Discretionary Exceptions. Non-residents of Minnesota may be charged the resident tuition rate under one or more of the following exceptions.
- Single Tuition Rate. With Board of Trustees approval, a college or university may adopt a policy to charge one tuition rate to all students.
- International Students. Colleges and universities may charge resident tuition to nonimmigrant international students classified under 8, U.S.C. 1101 (a) (15) (B), (F), (H), (J), and (M).
- Graduate Assistants. Universities may charge resident tuition to graduate students appointed to graduate assistant positions.
- Intergovernmental Agreements. A college or university may have an agreement with a governmental subdivision of another state to charge certain students resident tuition approved by the Board of Trustees.
- High Ability Students. Colleges and universities may adopt a policy to charge resident tuition to high ability students who are in the top 15 percent of their high school class or who score above the 85th percentile on a nationally-normed, standardized achievement test and who reside in states that do not have reciprocity agreements with Minnesota.
- Other Categories. With Board of Trustees approval, colleges and universities may charge resident tuition to other specific categories of students.
Part 5. Appeal of Initial Residency Classification. Each college and university policy and procedure shall provide for an appeal to an appropriate college or university administrator of a decision not to classify a student as a Minnesota resident as described in this policy. The administrator's decision shall be final. A student whose appeal is successful shall be charged the resident tuition rate retroactive to the beginning of the first term of enrollment.
Part 6. Change of Residency Status. Under certain conditions, students who are initially classified as not being Minnesota state residents may have their status changed to that of resident. The Chancellor shall develop a system procedure that describes the conditions under which residency status may be changed.
Related Documents:
- Minnesota State Statutes 135A.031, subd. 2
- Procedure 2.2.1 - State Residency
Policy History:
Date of Adoption: 7/18/95,
Date of Implementation: 8/15/97,
Date & Subject of Revisions:
5/22/13, Amended Part 2A requires that residency in the state cannot be for the sole purpose of attending a college or university. Amended Part 4, Subpart A to provide for possible changes in future legislative or congressional action. Amended Part 4, Subpart A1 to clarify intent and simplify language.
9/17/08 - Policy completely revised. New sections developed for classification of residents and non-residents, appropriate tuition rates, exceptions and appeals. Process used to determine residency moved to a new system procedure.
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UK prosecutors charge 5 in film-related tax fraud
Tuesday - 4/30/2013, 8:38am  ET
LONDON (AP) -- British prosecutors say five people are being charged with conspiracy over an apparent bid to exploit tax rules designed to boost the U.K. film industry.
The Crown Prosecution Service said Tuesday that the conspiracy cost the public 125 million pounds ($194 million).
The group is accused of misusing a government regulation that allows people who invest in British movies to offset losses against other tax liabilities.
Prosecutor Andrew Penhale said the five abused the system over almost a decade by falsifying the value of allowable losses and falsifying documents.
Last month five other people were jailed for pretending to make a movie in order to defraud the tax system.
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25 U.S. Code § 1727 - Implementation of Indian Child Welfare Act
Petition for assumption of exclusive jurisdiction; approval by Secretary
The Passamaquoddy Tribe or the Penobscot Nation may assume exclusive jurisdiction over Indian child custody proceedings pursuant to the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (92 Stat. 3069) [25 U.S.C. 1901 et seq.]. Before the respective tribe or nation may assume such jurisdiction over Indian child custody proceedings, the respective tribe or nation shall present to the Secretary for approval a petition to assume such jurisdiction and the Secretary shall approve that petition in the manner prescribed by sections
108(a)–(c) of said Act [25 U.S.C. 1918
Actions or proceedings within existing jurisdiction unaffected
Assumption of jurisdiction under this section shall not affect any action or proceeding over which a court has already assumed jurisdiction.
Indian tribe within section
1903(8) of this title; State jurisdiction over child welfare unaffected
For the purposes of this section, the Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians is an "Indian tribe" within section 4(8) of the Act [25 U.S.C. 1903
(8)], provided, that nothing in this subsection shall alter or effect the jurisdiction of the State of Maine over child welfare matters as provided in section
(e)(2) of this title.
Assumption determinative of exclusive jurisdiction
Until the Passamaquoddy Tribe or the Penobscot Nation has assumed exclusive jurisdiction over the Indian child custody proceedings pursuant to this section, the State of Maine shall have exclusive jurisdiction over Indian child custody proceedings of that tribe or nation.
(Pub. L. 96–420, § 8,Oct. 10, 1980, 94 Stat. 1795.)
References in Text
The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (92 Stat. 3069), referred to in subsec. (a), is Pub. L. 95–608, Nov. 8, 1978, 92 Stat. 3069, as amended, which is classified principally to chapter 21 (§ 1901 et seq.) of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Short Title note set out under section
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Softball 2010 Season Preview
The 2010 softball season looks to be a season of promise for the Trailblazer softball program. "Our softball program is now in its fourth year with the 2010 season being our first year as a varsity sport, so we still have a very young program," says Head Coach Emory Clark.
Lady Blazers Ranked #1 in Nation in Latest Poll
The NCCAA Women's Division II National rankings were released Tuesday afternoon, and the Ohio Christian University women's basketball team received the #1 ranking, tied with Kentucky Christian University, who the Lady Blazers defeated last week at home. The Lady Blazers' #1 ranking is the first time any team at OCU has been recognized as the top team in the country in the rankings. <
Blazers Road Wins Finish Out Regular Season
The Trailblazers finished the regular season this weekend in Tennessee 2 and 0. On Friday night the Blazers took on the Crown College in Powell, TN. Crown came out with a lot of energy and their fans were very enthusiastic. OCU's experience, depth and defensive intensity was just too much for the young Crown team with a final score of 92 - 57. "Rebounding was key for us.
Blazers Win Final Season Home Game
It was the last home game of the year. It was senior night. There was a ten home game winning streak on the line. The two teams were playing for first place in the league. Where was this game being played? The Leadership Center of Ohio Christian University. The Trailblazers were taking on their league rivals Kentucky Christian University.
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On Tuesday, after the Lady Blazers defeated #1 ranked Kentucky Christian University and became regular season Mid-East Region Champions for the first time in the history of the program, OCU honored their seniors. Brenda Carter and Brittany Martin have been an integral part of the success of the women's basketball program the last few years.
Martin was a member of Coach Wray'
Lady Trailblazers Defeat #1 ranked Kentucky Christian University
Tuesday was a night of history-making for the Ohio Christian University women's basketball team. They hosted Kentucky Christian University, with the #1 seed in the Mid-East Region on the line. OCU (#3 in nation) came out firing, taking an early 19-3 lead over the #1 nationally ranked KCU team. Kentucky Christian came back and cut the lead to six points at the half. But th
Brenda Carter joins 1000 point club
Senior All-American guard Brenda Carter became the second female member of the Trailblazer's 1000 point club last Tuesday at UC-Clermont. Carter added 20 points on Thursday to bring her total to 1020 points with several games still left this season. Carter joins an elite group of Trailblazer basketball players, including Jessie Gardner, the only other female in the group,
Lady Blazers Make History With 20th Win
The Ohio Christian University women's basketball team made history on Thursday when they defeated the #1 team in the ORCC (Ohio Regional Campus Conference) Ohio University-Eastern 79-75. The win was OCU's 20th of the season, which is a feat that no other team in the history of the women's basketball program has reached at Ohio Christian.
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Lady Blazers Fall Short at UC-Clermont
The OCU women's basketball team traveled to UC-Clermont on Tuesday to take on UC-Clermont. The first half was fast-paced and packed with offense, with the Cougars taking a 49-47 halftime lead over the Lady Blazers. In the second half, UC-Clermont made a run and went up by 14 with 7 minutes left in the game. But the Lady Blazers fought back and went on a run of their own, cutti
Blazers 1-1 For the Weekend
The team went into a hostile environment on Friday night against World Harvest Bible College losing the outing 56 to 74. "Harvest is a tough place to play for any team. They have several home game antics to try to play on teams psyche before the game even starts. We know this going to happen but have to play through it." The Blazers shot their worst game of the yea


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I was set to start my first RW 1/2 training about 4 weeks ago. I've had a lot if issues with my foot (it's a stupid bunion caused by bad genetics) I just trained through the pain so I could meet my goal Of my first 1/2 on Mothers Day. Made it and then I was finished. I finally saw a podiatrist and he is having me try some topical meds for a few weeks. Good thing is he is a runner too! Anyway I know I cannot start this training cycle for a 1/2 Going to set my sites back on 5k and 10k until fall.
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Patent Clutch Bag
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Radley 'Majesty' Tote Bag
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I am looking for people who fish CJ and trying to get a fishing tourney. Want to make things a bit more exciting. If you have any questions, tips, or even want to help get this going please let me know.
Went to CJ on 22 feb and no luck. Used worms (live bait), crank bait, and some gulp minnows. Not a single bite. Group next to me used power bait puddie (green/yellow) and landed two decent size trout.
CJ is a nice spot to fish but recently i heard there are other places with more fish. crane falls is a good place and the sand dunes park is good for bass. havent been to them yet. also heard that a boat is very helpfull. im screwed on that part. has anyone fished the reservoir up the road from walmart?
The reservoir up the road from walmart is really hard to shore fish. All the fish are in the middle. No joke. Nothing too exciting even if you have a boat. I usually fish the snake river off the town of Grand view. My mother has caught nice fish there. Trout and bass. She even got her 4 lbs small mouth there. Crane falls is fun but the rules are really strick. You have to release unless its a trophy size. You know what, I am goin to go try it out. I'll let you know the outcome later.
Attached are the some of the fish my mother and I have caught of the snake river, right in the entrance to Grand view.
SCORE.... good advise. I went down to Crane falls and trout are bitting. Even perch were joining the fun. Two nice size perch and a trout on my part. People next to me caught 8 trout. Use bright green/yellows mellows (garlic) and worms. I tried plastics but no bites. Use yellow puddy and worms mix too.
post pics tomorrow.
Some pics from 08' CJ Strike
We where thinking about trying a campspot above the Idaho Power dam but the winds where too strong (whats new). We ended up trying cottonwood campground right next to the WMA gate. Tried liver catfish powerbait no hits, spinners, jigs even flys no hits at all. Gonna either try crane falls or below the dam tomorow morning depends on the wind.
Found a new hole up on the top. Didnt really get to fish it. Funny story: So I was using my new Rapala lure Clakin' Rap in this new hole that my wife and I found. Lots of bites but nothing latch (hooks too big?) anyways soo my wife tells me she needs to go to the restroom. Mind you she's pregnant. So I tell her one final cast. As I cast out the wind picks up and sends my lure off some tress. I played with it for a min or two and asked my wife to come help me. I climb a tree not knowing its full of thorns. After the 5 new holes and few scratches to my body, I climb down and grab my fishing rod from her. I yank and pull and then I hear it. The worst sound a angler could ever hear. "SNAP" Oh man my jaw drops. I used a great knot that Knott Wars thought me and I was using 12 lbs floro soo I know it had to have had it stuck. I turn to tell my wife but shes already laughing. As cold as it is, knowing im in a tight budget and I already had agreed that all I bought in Cabelas on saturday was it for this season, I began to get undressed. I was determined to get my new lure. I strip down and began my little journey into the water. It was 35 degress but felt liek 28 deg. I thought the water was only a few feet deep man was I wrong it was more then 4 feet deep. Soo here I am in this cold water swimming for my lure. I break off the branch and retrieve my lure. I walk out and my wife wraps me with a blanket. All I gatta say is "Love my RAPALA" hahaha.


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The original Dear Franks location in Deerfield flung open its doors back in 1978 and has served the same quality dogs, burgers, and fries ever since, only now at two additional locations in Niles and Glenview. Charred Vienna Beef hot dogs drag through a garden of traditional Chicago-style toppings, and freshly cut, double-crisped fries are draped in creamy wisconsin sharp cheddar. Italian-beef sandwiches, tuna melts, and assorted sausages also assuage cravings for comfort food, as do chocolate malts and teddy bears stuffed with foie gras.
The artful bakers at Upper Crust Bagels craft more than 15 varieties of kettle-boiled New York–style bagels fresh daily. The dough wizards work through the night to forge the circular comestibles, deftly mixing, shaping, and punching out their centers to ensure that they rise from their nocturnal slumber. Esurient shoppers can construct a baker's dozen of flavor halos, populating their assembly with savory and sweet denizens such as sundried tomato, pumpernickel, and chocolate chip, along with a plain bagel for frills-free palates. Once a phalanx of 13 disks has been bagged up, nibblers appoint one of Upper Crust's freshly whipped cream cheeses to the role of bagel haberdasher, cloaking floury plains with rich layers of spreads such as light lox spread or cheddar cheese.
When former fast-food execs Ed Rensi and Tom Dentice decided to open their own casual restaurant, they knew they'd have to do some research. In the years since they'd started in the business, the burgeoning foodie culture had transformed this beefy staple into a gourmet food. Honoring the dish's roots in American roadside diners, the duo decided to take a road trip, visiting about 100 restaurants across the country to study what made a gourmet burger.
What they found was a lot of hype and inconsistent execution, starting with inadequate equipment. For instance, the average commercial griddle has hot spots and cold spots that can be 30 degrees different. "You can't get a consistent cook … if you got that much range in temperature on the grill," Ed said. He also saw inconsistencies with ingredient quality: toppings can't save a burger, no matter how good, if a restaurant uses beef from spent dairy cattle. Likewise, good beef loses impact when dressed in drab toppings such as iceberg lettuce.
Once Ed realized what the gourmet burger needed—consistent process and quality across every ingredient—he and Tom went to work. They found an AccuTemp grill that uses steam pressure to uniformly heat the surface. They sourced Midwestern-raised Angus beef ground from chuck with the shoulder clod still intact. And they filled the 20-item condiment station—dubbed the "Tower of Taste"—with all-natural fixings such as three types of organic Heinz ketchup and mustards from Mustard Girl, a company started by a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin.
With a surefire process in place, Tom and Ed began extending their menu to other sandwich fillings, such as fresh chicken breasts, sushi-grade ahi tuna, and edamame burger patties. Sides also benefit from the duo's attention to detail. Hand-dipped ice cream and fresh strawberries swirl into strawberry shakes, which are served with extrawide straws that make it easier to sip when the drink is at its coldest. And at the drink station, fountains pour Boylan sodas sweetened with cane sugar rather than high-fructose corn syrup.
For nearly five decades, the staff at Tony's Subs has piled meats and cheeses onto hearty submarine sandwiches. Armed with loaves of Gonnella bread, the crew stacks toppings and condiments to customers' specifications before running subs through an oven or wrapping them up as is. Sandwiches can be paired with sides such as a New Orleans–style olive salad, Lay's potato chips, or Carol's giant cookies, each of which is stamped with Paul Bunyan's giant seal of approval.
The skilled culinarians at Demetri's prepare authentic Greek fare, accompanied by an extensive selection of wines from Greece and California. Sup on Grecian specialties such as moussaka, an eggplant-and-lamb dish topped with béchamel sauce ($12.95), or the spinach-and feta-infused spanakotiropita, which conquers appetites and spelling-bee champions ($12.50). A succulent selection of charcoal-grilled meats quenches protein cravings with pan-seared mediterranean chicken seasoned with garlic and oregano, white wine, lemon, and capers ($15.95). Fruits of the sea include a skewer of jumbo shrimp and vegetables ($19.95).


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Can you believe its been eight and a half months since we last saw a new episode of this show Thats more than twice the amount of time we have to wait to see the average show when it goes on hiatus But as we all know NipTuck is no average show Was it worth the wait Absolutely and I of course will tell you just why First of all you knew it had to be good since Ryan Murphy came back to write and direct it Oh wait a minute I take that back Ryan wrote and directed last seasons lackluster finale the one where we found out what a shocker not that Quentin was the Carver Ugh But since the C word was never mentioned in tonights entire hour and 10 minutes the actual episode was under an hour but with all those movie promos and ads Im glad I added in time at the end via my TiVo Im going to cut or rather nip Ryan some slack here And speaking of Ryan how many of you are looking forward to seeing his new fli read more
Question: Is it really a good idea to have that many stars appearing on Nip/Tuck? I am looking forward to the new season, although I was greatly disappointed in how the Carver story line ended. I'm hoping that the show will be able to flow more smoothly, but I wonder if that will be a problem with so many celebrities. Answer: True, celebrity cameos can be a distraction and a crutch (hello, Will & Grace), but given the fantastic, over-the-top nature of Nip/Tuck, it's not exactly as if the show's realism (such as it is) is in any danger of being violated. I've only seen the premiere episode of the new season (which returns Sept. 5), and the special guest stars are all so well chosen — from Larry Hagman to Kathleen Turner (seeking a voice lift!) to Brooke Shields as Christian's shrink — that I rolled with it. That's once I recovered from the opening scenes, which may be the filthiest minutes of TV I've ever watched. Sometimes I feel I'm not old enough, or maybe too old, to watch this show ... read more
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Delegates at the March 2004 meeting of the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology were presented with data showing that food allergies are now believed to affect 1 in 25 (or 11 million) Americans. The study, co-sponsored by the Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network, also showed that those with seafood allergies more than double those with an allergy to peanuts. One might think it would be the other way around since we hear about peanut allergy so often, but that is probably due to the fact that peanuts are used so often as an ingredient in foods. With sufferers in the millions, food allergies are a growing concern. Any traveler with food allergies should know exactly what their triggers are and be vigilant about finding out about ingredients, additives and preparation methods. There are too many documented instances of a food allergy sufferer assuming a restaurant or airplane meal is free of their allergen trigger and the next thing they know they are having an anaphylactic reaction. Airlines and restaurants are more responsive than ever to food allergy sensitivities, but you should still take all possible precautions.
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