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San Francisco 49ers
Mike Iupati - #77 - G
|6' 5"/ 331 lbs.
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|Years played
|2010, 1st round, 17th pick by 49ers
Brains of Perry, Johnson to be examined
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Pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre ended all of that, informing the right-hander that his presence was requested in manager Joe Torre's office.
"I told him, very seriously, 'Javy, I've got to see you. Bring your money with you,'" Stottlemyre said. "He followed me into Joe's office and I closed the door."
Torre, playing along with Stottlemyre, also had a serious face on, as Vazquez wondered what possible offense he could have committed.
"I thought, 'I haven't done anything wrong,'" Vazquez said. "I didn't know what it was about.'"
He found out soon enough, as Torre broke the news that he had been selected to replace Tim Hudson on the American League All-Star team, the first time in his career that he will take part in the Midsummer Classic.
"He didn't know what he did wrong," Torre said. "When I told him he was an All-Star, he looked at Mel like he wanted to kill him."
"You had to see the look on his face when Joe told him he'd made the All-Star team," Stottlemyre said. "He was a happy man."
Hudson, who was selected on the players' ballot, won't be able to pitch in the game because of a strained oblique muscle that has kept him on the disabled list since June 25. Since Hudson was a players' selection, his replacement had to come from that same list.
"I'm honored. It's nice to go to my first All-Star Game," Vazquez said. "It's going to be a great feeling for me, to be around those guys that have been All-Stars so many times."
Boston's Pedro Martinez was the first name after Hudson on the list, but he informed the league that he had already made plans and would prefer to skip the event. Vazquez, who followed Martinez on the players' ballot, was more than happy to rearrange his schedule.
"They told me today, it was just too late," Martinez said on Thursday night. "I would have loved to do it, but I had already made plans. I would have loved to go."
"Pedro was the next one on the list, but he asked not to go, because by the time he was asked, he had already made plans for the break," Torre said. "Right under Pedro was Javy."
Vazquez, 27, is 9-5 with a 3.50 ERA in 17 starts this season, his first in the American League. The right-hander ranks sixth in the league in wins, seventh in ERA, fifth in opponents' batting average (.234) and 10th in strikeouts (86).
"He was on my All-Star list," Stottlemyre said. "He's been our most consistent guy in the first half. He hasn't been before, so he was real excited."
"He deserves it," said Derek Jeter. "He has been our most consistent starter this year, and he's got great stuff. Coming over from the other league, he's done a great job."
Three Yankees -- Jeter, Jason Giambi and Alex Rodriguez -- were elected by the fans to start for the AL, while two others -- Gary Sheffield and Mariano Rivera -- were put on the All-Star team by their peers.
Torre, who is also managing the AL squad, added right-hander Tom Gordon to the roster with one of his two at-large picks.
Wednesday, outfielder Hideki Matsui was voted as the AL's final player, beating out four others in the Ameriquest 2004 All-Star Final Vote to become the seventh Yankee on the team. Now, with the addition of Vazquez, New York boasts eight of the 32 players, giving the Yankees 25 percent of the AL's roster.
"It's going to be fun being with them," Vazquez said. "I know I'm not going to be alone in the clubhouse with a lot of strangers."
Torre stressed that the decision to add Vazquez was not his, as he was simply informed who was next on the players' ballot.
"I did not make this decision," Torre said. "We decided to use the list, and we'll continue to use it if we have other scratches."
The eight Yankees are the most selected for an All-Star Game in Torre's nine years as manager, topping the six that went in both 2001 and 2002.
The last team to have eight All-Stars was the 2001 Seattle Mariners. Before that, no club had eight All-Stars since the 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates. New York has sent nine players to the All-Star Game five times, though one of them came in 1959, when there were two All-Star Games played. The other years were 1939, 1942, 1947 and 1958.
Only three other times did the Yankees send eight players to the Midsummer Classic, doing so in 1950, 1957 and 1961, though two games were played in the last of those years.
"I never thought about these things, I just go about my business," said Vazquez. "I came here to win, but to be selected is great."
Mark Feinsand is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Henry Hynoski - #45 - RB
|6' 1"/ 266 lbs.
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|Years played
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The first Canton Winter Market of the season is Sunday, February 10th. It runs from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at the Cady-Boyer Barn, 500 N. Ridge Rd. in Canton.The Market features locally made foods and crafts, including Crunch Granola. The Walled Lake based snack company makes a donation to Forgotten Harvest for every bag sold.Crunch Granola Yogurt Blueberry Pie with Crunch Granola CrustMakes one 9-inch gluten free pieCrust:2 cups Original Recipe Crunch Granola (available at the Canton Winter Markets)2 tablespoons sugar4 tablespoons unsalted butter, meltedFilling:1 ½ cups plain yogurt12 ounces cream cheese, room temperature4 ½ tablespoons sugar1 ½ teaspoons pure vanilla extract5 ounces (1 cup) blueberries (frozen could be used and are available at the Canton Winter Markets)Honey (Bobilin Honey available at the Canton Winter Markets)For the crust:Preheat oven to 350°F.In a food processor, pulse 2 cups granola with the sugar until crumbly.Drizzle in butter, process until combined but mixture is still crumbly.Transfer to a 9-inch pie plate, and press mixture evenly into bottom and up sides.Refrigerate until firm, about 15 minutes.Bake until crust is golden and fragrant, about 10 minutes.Transfer to a wire rack to cool completely.For the fillign:Place yogurt in a cheesecloth-lined sieve set over a medium bowl; let drain at least 1 hour. Discard liquid.With an electric mixer on medium-low speed, beat cream cheese until smooth.Add sugar and vanilla; beat until smooth.Add strained yogurt, and beat on low speed until smooth.Pour filling into prepared crust, and refrigerate until set, 6 hours or up to 1 day.Just before serving, arrange blueberries on top, drizzle with honey, and serve!Please note: Just about any fruit would work perfectly with this recipe. Use your favorite!
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Even the good games this week were bad.
But, Texas looked less terrible, Michigan kept playing terribly against teams it should steamroll, Southern Cal almost lost to a Mountain West team, Ohio State's backup quarterback set a school record for touchdown passes and ESPN's College GameDay went to a state with "Dakota" in its name.
Oregon wasn't seen wearing a stupid uniform and the Ducks didn't score 1,000 points. Of course, not having a game probably had something to do with that.
Here is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 4.
1. Florida has a few problems. In the past, I have attributed Florida's woes to throwing too much. That assessment may be wrong. We got a true look at Florida without Jeff Driskel and it was perhaps the ugliest thing you've ever seen (unless you also watched when Tennessee had the ball, but more on that later).
Driskel left the Gators' 31-17 win over Tennessee early in the game and coach Will Muschamp said after the game he has a broken fibula and will miss the rest of the year. But it may not be as bad as it sounds.
Tyler Murphy entered the game and turned in a Driskel-like performance throwing for 134 yards and a touchdown and rushing for 84 yards and another score. Murphy has a lot of speed and Florida can continue running its offense with him, and might even be able to add a few other option wrinkles as well.
The Gators' defense looked as good as it always has, and as long as that continues to be true, Florida should be fine.
2. Auburn still has a long way to go. And things were going so well, too. Auburn ran into brick wall in its first road game of the season in the form of The Great Tiger Tussle against LSU. The numbers look pretty even across the board, but Auburn committed three turnovers and took a long time to get going in a 35-21 loss.
Had the Tigers (Auburn variety) recovered their onside kick attempt within the rules of the game, things would have been much more interesting in the final minutes, but the kicker touched the ball before it went 10 yards and LSU drained the clock.
The good news for Auburn, though, is it looked like a real football team, which is miles ahead of whatever it was last year. Gus Malzahn will put their upcoming off week to good use, hopefully by finding a run defense before Ole Miss comes calling.
3. Georgia did what Georgia does. This. THIS! This is why Georgia fans hate Mark Richt. Two weeks ago, I praised Mark Richt and declared him off the hot seat. I'm an idiot.
Just when Richt has earned the good graces of the Georgia fan base, he goes and acts like he's trying to lose to North Texas. I know it was raining, but it was raining for both teams and you can't expect North Texas to play nice, even if you are paying them roughly $1 million to be there. I mean, heck, "mean" is right there is their mascot – Mean Green.
Is it all Richt's fault? Probably not, but who else is there to blame, really?
The final score – 45-21 – makes it look like Georgia won comfortably, but that is misleading. The Bulldogs had a punt blocked and North Texas tied the game at 21 in the third quarter. Then Georgia scored 24 unanswered points to make it look like a convincing win, which is the most Georgia thing any team can do.
This is why Georgia fans rant and rave about Mark Richt. They have no confidence in what that team will do, because it's never done anything to give them reason to. A loss to LSU next week will get that hot seat burning again. I think Richt kind of likes it. What other explanation is there?
4. Texas A&M can't kick PATs. Well, we saw last year that "Johnny Offense" can't help in that department, but he was his characteristic self otherwise in a 42-13 win over SMU, but it was SMU, so those little one-pointers weren't that big of a deal.
But in bigger games, those misses are huge. That would have made the Aggies' one-touchdown loss to Alabama last week a 10-point loss. Even for teams that can score from anywhere on the field, PATs are important, especially when you have a defense like A&M's that ensures every game you play will require 50 points to win.
Taylor Bertolet missed the first two of those PATs and Josh Lambo was brought in to replace him and promptly had one blocked. Aggies coach Kevin Sumlin said they will compete for the job. I'll give you a minute to get over the inherent absurdity of Texas A&M having a competition for its PAT kicker four games into the season.
I think the Aggies should dive into that "12th Man" they won't shut up about. It's supposed to represent the fans' willingness to run on the field if they're needed. Somebody in that mass of people has got to be able to kick a football 20 yards, don't they?
5. Alabama just doesn't look right. Ever wake up in the morning and you aren't sick or hurting, but you're kind of tired even though you slept well and an extra cup of coffee just didn't do it for you for some reason, and you just don't feel like yourself but you don't know why? That's Alabama right now.
Last week's 49-42 win over Texas A&M was the most uncharacteristic game in Alabama history, and it was followed this week by a head-scratching 31-6 letdown against Colorado State. There were flashes of what we think Alabama is, but not much consistency. T.J. Yeldon was suspended for the first quarter, Anthony Steen was out from the offensive line and Amari Cooper was held out of the game with an injured toe, but that shouldn't have caused as many problems as Alabama ran into.1
Exactly what those problems were aren't easy to define. It's easy to chalk it up to inexperience, but that doesn't cover AJ McCarron's interception and a team total of 66 rushing yards.
Alabama's defense was what it always is, but offensively it just wasn't clicking. The Crimson Tide forced a fumble and scored a touchdown on a blocked punt, but the offense didn't convert a third down until there was three minutes left in the game, and it was with the back-ups in. It was like looking at one of Alabama's opponents in the mirror.
6. Mississippi State is better than bad teams. Just like last year, Mississippi State has no problem crushing bad teams as Saturday's 62-7 win over Troy shows, but throw a half-way decent opponent in front of the Bulldogs and they run for cover. At least they're consistent.
Mississippi State is still without quarterback Tyler Russell, and I haven't decided yet if that's good or bad.
7. It isn't just Tennessee's uniforms that are ugly. Sweet Tim Tebow, the Volunteers aren't getting any tacos after a game like that. Tennessee turned the ball over six times and only rushed for 66 yards in a performance that former coach Derek Dooley's pants would have thought was hideous.
New coach Butch Jones decided to try to create a quarterback controversy by starting freshman Nathan Peterman over Justin Worley, who had started the Vols' first three games. Luckily (unluckily?) for Tennessee fans, Peterman's performance ensured he won't be seeing the field much more.
Peterson attempted 11 passes, and completed four of them to his receivers and two of them to Florida defenders and racked up a total of 5 yards. Worley also threw two passes to Florida players, but he had 10 completions for 149 yards and found a way to get Tennessee in the end zone.
Tennessee's running game, which had been good up to this point, was thoroughly shut down by the Gators, who had two players rush for more yards individually than Tennessee did as a team.
8. James Franklin (player) has Missouri on the right track. Franklin, aka Johnny Football Junior, threw for 343 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 61 yards and another touchdown in a 45-28 win over Indiana. At this rate, I might have to stop making fun of Missouri.2
The Tigers are undefeated, and have a very good chance to be 4-0 before starting conference play. I, for one, am … uh … impressed? Murray State, Toledo and Indiana aren't exactly – how do you say it? – good, and next week's opponent, Arkansas State, isn't much better.
If Missouri can pull out some wins over Vanderbilt, Georgia, Florida, etc., then I'll be excited, but only if they manage to not create a T-shirt for it.
9. Les Miles correctly managed the clock again. WHAT!? Who is coaching LSU and what has he done with Les Miles? I demand answers.
Jeremy Hill rushed for 183 yards and three touchdowns to pace the Tigers in a fairly respectable win. You might remember Hill for his offseason antics, which unlike Johnny Manziel's pervasive stupidity were actually criminal. Maybe Les Miles coaches this team, after all.
Heck, Even Zach Mettenberger looked good, and by good I mean he didn't look like Zach Mettenberger. If James Franklin (player) is Johnny Football Junior, then Zach Mettenberger is AJ McCarron Junior. Mettenberger threw for 229 yards, one touchdown and one interception, and rushed for 190 yards less than Hill. Truly impressive.
10. It's easy to win when you don't play anybody good. Just ask Arkansas. The Hogs finally played a somewhat decent team – for the sake of this argument Rutgers qualifies – and lost 28-24. #Karma.
Arkansas rushed for 101 yards as a team after having two players regularly go for 100 in their previous three games, blew a 17-point lead, committed six penalties for 66 yards (there's your karma) and somehow lost despite forcing three turnovers and committing none.3
But fortunately for people like me who get to mercilessly goof on teams that lose, Arkansas' next four games are against ranked opponents. Good luck with that.
Extra points: 1Of course, the real problem here is AJ McCarron may or may not have broken up with his girlfriend. (OMG, they both stopped following each other on Twitter!) Stay tuned as we bring you more on this developing story. Back to you in the studio.
2Yeah, that's not going happen. Sorry, Missouri, but you're still the outcast from the southern North and you haven't adequately assimilated into our culture yet. I mean, you played Indiana. A true SEC team would have played Indiana State.
3And worst of all, the crazy Hog lady might have decided to stop posting karaoke videos. On her YouTube channel, LizHoney posted a comment that said, "I've had a lot of fun making Razorback videos. Although the novelty has just about worn off by now, I'll still be singing and calling those Hogs!"
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Blind Pig IPA - Russian River Brewing Company
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Reviews by ikantspel:
4.8/5 rDev +10.1%
500 ml into a russian river chalice
Bottled 9 days ago on 8.10.12
Pours a clear bronze color with a bubbly foam head
Tangerine, grapefruit, and pine in the nose
Refreshing citruses, and pine dominate the flavor. Finishes with just the right ammount of bitterness for an ipa
Definatly a good startee beer if your trying to get someone into ipas. What a perfect example
08-20-2012 02:03:46 | More by ikantspel
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3.25/5 rDev -25.5%
03-17-2012 12:30:24 | More by aszatk01
4.53/5 rDev +3.9%
On tap at Toronado. Tasted side-by-side a pint of the Elder. My first impression is shock that this IPA has considerably more about juniper/pine than the 2xIPA from the same brewer. This beers aroma is intense, painful even. My tongue is freaking out as if I were about to dip it into a vat of citric acid. The juniper in this aroma is just plain ferocious. Inhaling Blind Pig is like having a bully grind your face into a juniper bush on the playground. My eyes are starting to water. Taste is more about sensation then flavor. It stings, it burns, it pricks, it bites, it kicks, and it growls. Beyond that and the thick pine oils I can taste pineapple and apricot but thats about it (I dont mind one but. This rocks). Finish is light, dry, and citric. Body is on the lighter side of medium. Appearance is similar to Plinny the Elder, just a tad lighter shade of golden amber leaning toward yellow with a thinner, shorter lived white head. Outstanding IPA, not for the faint of heart or hops. Just damned adventurous.
05-22-2006 19:47:45 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.5/5 rDev +3.2%
06-14-2013 21:44:26 | More by DanGeo
4.28/5 rDev -1.8%
Hazy orange amber, quite a lot of sediments. Medium-sized off-white head.
The aroma is of exotic fruits, mostly pineapple and mango, grass and mild tobacco notes. Very hoppy, not a whole lot of malts manage to get through.
The flavor is tightly held and centered around exotic fruit aromas, crisp citric hops and grass. Do I also pick up some elder flowers? Medium sweetness and notes of caramel in the background. The finish is slightly perfumy and very bitter with resiny hop notes.
Moderate body and quite a lot of carbonation.
Lovely IPA. Actually comes out as the Mini-Me of of Pliny the Elder.
05-27-2010 20:38:06 | More by ricke
3.75/5 rDev -14%
04-11-2012 12:59:06 | More by DavyJones
4.25/5 rDev -2.5%
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North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev -2.5%
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3.75/5 rDev -14%
11-27-2013 19:40:39 | More by jono0101
4.18/5 rDev -4.1%
On tap at Falling Rock
Very clear pale gold.
Floral and citrus nose(similar but not quite as pungent as two hearted).
Clean, fresh hop profile with faint pine and grapefruit.
Very drinkable and balanced. A slight bitter punch in the finish is appropriate. Very good but not my favorite.
09-30-2009 22:34:57 | More by brownbeer
4.25/5 rDev -2.5%
05-17-2013 22:13:20 | More by abeerdude
4.25/5 rDev -2.5%
11-20-2011 08:48:12 | More by Schlais
3.96/5 rDev -9.2%
On tap at Falling Rock in Denver, CO.
The beer pours a yellowish-copper and is very murky looking. It has a unique aroma of citrusy pine and almost a hint of grass. It tasted quite similar to PtE but was more bitter (not in a good, hoppier way, either). It was kind of a bland PtE. I personally was turned of visually by the murkiness of it. Don't get me wrong, it tasted good, but it was nothing in comparison to some of the other RR beers.
I would recommend it, but don't search for it. If you come open it, go for it.
10-28-2013 01:28:57 | More by xVERITAS
5/5 rDev +14.7%
11-30-2011 03:37:31 | More by hotglassmama
North Carolina
4.15/5 rDev -4.8%
Thanks to JDV and pintsized for sharing.
A-Clear orange-reminded me of sunset orange colrs
S-Grapefruit on sniff, grapefruit on a bigger whiff, grapefruit when I walked 10 feet away
T-Sweet light honey malt upfront, then surprisingly grapefruit and a slightly grassy hop taste leading to a lingering bitter finish.
M-Medium body, great crisp carbonation, tingles a little in the mouth.
D-Lingering bitterness took away from drinkability for me but overall fantastic brew and would seek out again.
07-27-2008 19:50:47 | More by hopsleeroy
4/5 rDev -8.3%
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4.5/5 rDev +3.2%
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4.5/5 rDev +3.2%
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Cheers to TicoCali for the bottle. Nice extra.
Bottled: 10-18-11
Drinking this while looking at my new (real) Xmas tree and watching DVR'd Premier League soccer. Lovely environment.
Looks great. Golden straw with significant carbonation. As I roll it around, a small off-white head appears and has minimal retention on the edges. Great nose. Really floral with deep tangerine, grapefruit, and a deeper almost mango. Robust. Tastes fantastic. A very clean, pure IPA. The initial taste is sweet and bitter, with that deep citrus feel from the nose. Neither the sweetness nor the bitter overpower and the flavor undulates throughout. It retains a clean crispness and ends nicely. A good, hoppy IPA that knows what it is and carries itself very well.
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A: a thin layer of foam that leaves light lacing, opaque copper in appearance.
S: hoppy! citrus and pine hints linger.
T: an explosion of hops, mild hints of malts and lemon zest linger on the tongue.
MF/D: sizzle of flavor that quickly dissipates into light foamy bubbles as it slides down the throat.
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The Bling Pig IPA is lovingly poured into my tulip glass with a brilliant clear golden orange color with a half inch of bubbly white head atop the brew. Aromas of fresh hops reach out and smack me across the face. Hefty handfuls of cirtic, grapefruity hop oils are married with an equally blissful and intense green piney aroma. Sweet crystalline, caramel backdrop as well, but the hops are everything here. Sweet fresh cone goodness and pure lupulin love.
First sip brings a slighty doughy, crystal malt backed with a swirl of caramel. The hops waste no time bursting in with a mix of piney, grapefruit and citrus flavors. Sweetness quickly gives way to a blast of bitterness that envelopes the mouth. Fresh green hop leaves and oils are abundant while still playing nicely with the malt backbone. Finishes with a lingering bitterness and hoppy burps.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and creamy with a fast paced carbonation. Goes down easily and keeps me coming back for more. A tasty IPA that can easily be sessioned at 6%. Thanks to RedwoodGeorge for this one, handbottled via a counter pressure filler straight from a keg. Vinnie and everyone at Russian River know the way to a hop lovers heart! Very happy to have had the chance to sample it and hope to do so again sometime.
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Here it is at last. As you can see it has a more modern grill ,but it is a 1950 model.
Someone tell me what year that grill is from. She runs good so far.
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My 1950 Cub
Here it is at last. As you can see it has a more modern grill ,but it is a 1950 model.
Someone tell me what year that grill is from. She runs good so far.
Last edited by Mr Ziffel on Tue Nov 06, 2012 7:44 am, edited 2 times in total.
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The pictures didn't post and I want to see it.
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There she is. Had to crop the photo some , so the shed isn't all there .
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Nice looking Cub.
Your grill was used from 1958 until they changed to the square hood. It was also found on earlier Cubs as a factory replacement when the other grill's stock was depleted.
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Thanks Barnyard
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nice looking cub you have there
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NIce Cub.
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Thank you for the kind comments .
It is a work tractor, but sits in the shed most of the time.
P.O. said it was always in a barn or shed and the farmer he bought it from
kept it in a barn since new. I think it has been fairly well maintained.
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Back pain, lower.....
Since i'm on meds fpor pain in my legs my pain in my back wasn't noticed but my walking distance and standing was becomming less and less. All of a sudden it just snuck up on me. I need to see a doctor soon. Now i can only stand or walk for a very short distance like from the house to the car in the driveway. Has anyone had back pain like this before?
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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Bill, I had a gait analysis done at the VA and they said that I may benefit from inserts in my shoes to help with the lower back, hip pain. I have to go for my appointment yet. What we take for granted is a science to some.I know that I keep the fat wallet off the hip because it really can set things up for a bad day.
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i messed up my back last april, the pain was bad but then i started having pain down one leg to the knee. it was the worst, i didn't sleep more than 2 hrs a nite for 2 weeks. i ended having physical therapy and it really helped. hope you feel better because i know what you are feeling.
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I think body pain is the result of all the stupid things I did when I was young and a commination of growing old. I go to a chiropractor once a month to get pounded back together. Now days it takes all day to do what I used to do all day. I work around our small farm for a few hours before the pain starts. My back begins to hurt and I bend over like a person that has kissed too many short women. Next my knee starts to fail and I have fallen a few times. Then I stop and help the wife with dinner. That really hurts standing around the kitchen helping with the cooking. We finally set down to eat, (takes about an hr.) When I get up to do the dishes I discover that rigamortus (sp?) has sent in. I go to bed, then in the morning I do it all over again. That's life!
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I can understand that. It still take me all day to do that.
I think I might have figured out the problem!
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When i was building machines i would pick up the heavy parts to assemble the machine quicker so i could rest the rest of the shift. In the test lab i picked up a 321# lb sheeve and put on the elevator gear box. Besides logging for well over 30+ years. When i was a kid and rebuilding the chevy 396/427 engines i would pick up the empty block and put it on the work bench to assemble by myself.
I'm going to get steroid injections soon. The pan was down my legs for all these many years with me thinking it was my knees causing the problem. My knees hurt too but my lower back now is killing me, I dont fall asleep till the sun comes up. My tractors are stting there waiting for me to fix them. I just want the pain to stop and get my tractors running.
I carried the bags of groceries in the house tonight and now my back feels like jello and the pain is full on. Even with the pain meds the pain is still there. I may need to start drinking again.....
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I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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I am fortunate, two steel pins and eight screws solved my back problem. In my case, doing stupid things didn't help any. Good luck.
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Lift with your legs not your back!!!!!!. Lifting the amount of weight you said, I expect the lumbar disk are shot in your lower back, also if you are over weight that will add to the problem.
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i will second what Boss Hog said about lifting the heavy weights and being overweight causing back problems. I am a prime example of both.
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No knees, lower back pain are two of the things that really dog me day after day and have for almost 35 years now. Blew em out in the military ... wish the pain retired when I did . Up to 04 I was able to take NSAID's for the knees and back, but since the OHS and now the strokes, the only thing I can take is Tylenol -- whooppee ding that don't do squat .
For me it has been a long long road of learning to get over it and get on with it. No use parkin it cause then I would never get anything done and probably would be in a box in 6 months. So... it is something that my mind has been trained to ignore as best as possible. Don't always work.
What I used to be able to do in an hour takes me all day at least, what used to take me a day now can take a week or more. The upside is that at least I can still do some of it and that is a major plus. I have never really been overweight -- a little on the round side at times, but I find I feel the best at around 165-170. So far I have lost almost 10lbs and have about 15 more to go to get to the 170 goal.
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Whew! Now I am not so scared, as all of the above is me and I am only 75, every day I'm gonna work on my tractors well some days I do a little and some days I do nothing, the back and legs hurt real bad at times and I too can only take tylnol which does nothing, but I think the secret is keep keepin on.
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I have had back surgery, my grandfather had a bad back, a niece has had surgery and a nephew, cousin of niece not a brother, has had back surgery so it may not all be misuse of our backs but maybe some not so strong parts. Back pain is the worst and I have seperated a shoulder and had a knee replaced and they don't begin to compare. Good luck for a pain free future everybody. Vern
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Anyone who's had back issues can sympathize with you. Hope you get feeling better soon.
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It comes and goes now after the first round of shots. (sterpoids) I just went to the PT people and she said i may need one more round of shots. (phyiscal therapy) sorry for the missed spelled.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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I start physical therapy for the back this afternoon, 2x a week for thirty days then reassessment. Hopefully I can get back to the needle doc it helped the hip tremendously.
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Tue. December 11, 2012 at 5:25 a.m. | By Dean Hensley
Brevard's Hunter Hall is the 2012 Times-News Player of the Year. (Photo by MIKE DIRKS/ TIMES-NEWS)
In a long line of high school tennis greats out of Brevard High School, senior Hunter Hall ranks right up there with the best of them.
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Hall lost in the 2-A singles state championship match to Shelby's Nancy Bridges, but just a week before, Hall defeated Bridges in the 2-A regional finals. Just a few days after that state finals match, Hall got revenge again by defeating Bridges in the dual team playoffs.
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