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A post-game dust-up between New Mexico coach Steve Alford and BYU forward Jonathan Tavernari on Saturday has prompted a review by the Mountain West Conference.
After New Mexico won the game, the two benches met to shake hands. Which afforded Alford the perfect opportunity to tell Tavernari what he thought of him. This video clearly shows the Lobos coach calling the Cougars forward an "asshole":
Earlier in the game, Tavernari was involved in an altercation with a New Mexico player, which may have prompted the above reaction from Alford.
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Among FIU's injured players, junior defensive end Giovani Francois returned to practice 12 days after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery. Still out, however, were strong safety Demarkus Perkins, outside linebacker Davison Colimon and redshirt sophomore Shane Coleman. Coleman was the only one of the three without a cast or a walking boot and he's the one Turner said had the best chance of playing Friday.
"They made big strides the last 24 hours," FIU coach Ron Turner said. "If they can make the same gains in the next 24 hours, they have a chance."
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Arizona Wildcat men's basketball defeat Northern Arizona 93-50.
Mark Lyons led all scorers with 18 points. Solomon Hill finished with 17 points. Arizona now takes the show on the road for the first time this season with a date at Texas Tech on Saturday. Tip off is 6:00 p.m.
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It's not everyday the NFL commissioner stops by practice. In fact, it's never happened in Bourbonnais. So as Roger Goodell rolled onto campus Wednesday, I was eager to hear what he was looking for.
No question he has a tough gig. Maybe the toughest in sports. I mean, the NFL is the most popular game on the planet. And he is in charge. And he is criticized no matter what he does. He'll never please everyone, but he's human so to some extent you've got to believe he wants to.
He is on some little training camp tour, evaluating changes implemented with the new CBA - no more 2-a-days, mandatory off days, etc. He said those things are winners. But he also had an eye on the replacement officials called in to observe while league officials continue in a labor dispute.
Goodell told us the league is prepared to use replacement officials this season if an agreement cannot be reached. The refs in Bourbonnais were from D-II and AFL. Heard a rumor D-III and high school officials may be called upon. Honestly, if they use replacements I hope we don't really notice.
Goodell answered a lot of questions today - everything from rules changes, concussions, Twitter and bounty gate. To which he said he's been really surprised. More so because the league was lied to back in 2009, and he said overall he was disappointed to find out the reality of it all. We are too, commish.
He was asked about a Super Bowl in Chicago. He didn't rule it out. Said they will have to see how this year goes in New York City. I hope it goes well. Indy set the bar last year for sure. But they have a dome. Soldier Field has the lake effect. I'm all about football in the elements, and Goodell said too, the game is great when it's played that way. I agree…I guess. I'll get back to this after I survive a February in Chicago. If I survive.
The biggest point of debate between players and Goodell seems to be on his suggestion of an 18 game NFL season. Peanut Tillman used the most colorful language of the day when he simply said "Hell No" (well he said more than that but it's not necessary to get that detailed.) Matt Forte just simply said, we play enough games with preseason, 16 regular season and the play-offs.
The commissioner wasn't adamant on his stance - just simply said they are still evaluating. That's fine. I like the way it is. I just say make it cheaper for fans to go to the preseason. I mean a lot cheaper. It's about the fans anyway. Let's make it more affordable so those who can't afford regular season tickets but love the Bears can still support in person. There is nothing like a live NFL game and those who love it should be able to be there.
After practice, the Commissioner, Hall of Famer John Madden and George McCaskey (Bears Chairman) held a brief fan forum. Not totally sure what they discussed, but how incredible to see Madden walking around Olivet Nazarene. He didn't speak to the media other than to say hello. He moved slower than I expected, but a HOF'er is an HOF'er. Awesome that he stopped by.
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We are a Headwear supplier located in SE Portland seeking a dynamic individual to join our team. We are looking for someone that is detail oriented and ready to have their Customer Service skills grow. The right candidate will possess a high level of integrity and the competency necessary to inspire trust and confidence in others; excellent skills in communication via phone and email, the ability to quickly learn about the Headwear industry, and must enjoy a fun, high energy office environment. The ideal candidate will have experience in the textiles industries with some basic background in art and design. Hat enthusiasts encouraged!
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Champaign – Officers responded to the 1000 block of W. William Street for a female driving under the influence.
A vehicle cut off another vehicle near Prospect and Springfield Avenue. The drive continued driving through a red light. The other driver followed to get the vehicle's license plate number. A number was obtained and given to police.
Shortly after 11 PM, officers received a call about the same vehicle traveling north bond on Neil Street. The driver was described as a white female with blonde hair, and was seen leaving a local tavern in the 300 block of S. Neil Street.
Police arrived at the suspect's home, and arrested 52 year old Lisa Ehler for driving under the influence. While police arrested Ehler, a male exited the home and spoke with officers. The male attempted to take the suspects vehicle, police ordered the man to stop.
The man walked back inside and began yelling for his dog. Officers commanded him to leave his dog inside the home. However, the man released the dog and began giving commands for it to attack the officers.
The dog ran toward them, and began growling when the officers tried to kick the dog away. The officer feared the dog would attack and fatal shot the dog. Police contacted Animal Control, and attempted to arrest the man, identified as John Cargo. Cargo resisted and caused injuries to himself and an officer, as they both fell into a thorn bush and on landscaping bricks.
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Bamboo Train
The bamboo train is one of the world's all-time classic rail journeys. From O Dambong, on the east bank 3.
The bamboo train is one of the world's all-time classic rail journeys. From O Dambong, on the east bank 3.
Phnom Penh–based KA Architecture Tours is highly regarded for its specialist tours in and around the capital and has collaborated with Battambang Municipality to create two heritage walks in the historic centre of Battambang. There are two downloadable PDFs including a colour map and numbered highlights. This is a great way to spend half a day exploring the city.
One- to three-person kayaks can be rented from Green Orange Kayaks, run by an NGO that offers free English classes. The half-day trip begins at the Green Orange Cafe in Ksach Poy, 8km south of Battambang on the road to Phnom Banan. From there you paddle back to the city along the Sangker River.
Housed in a traditional Khmer-style building, this school teaches underprivileged children traditional music, apsara dancing, painting, sculpture and shadow puppetry. You can observe classes but read the clearly posted ground rules first (note: no photos).
Based at Kinyei cafe , Soksabike is a social enterprise aiming to connect visitors with the Cambodian countryside and its people. The daily half-day trip covers about 30km. It includes a fresh coconut, seasonal fruits and a shot of rice wine.
Always wanted to learn how to prepare authentic family-style Khmer dishes? Daily from 9.30am to 12.30pm, Smokin' Pot offers cooking classes that start with a trip to Psar Nath and culminate in a three-course lunch.
Head to Battambang's East Bank to see the locals burning off the rice carbs doing aerobics, from about 6am to 7am and 5pm to 7pm daily. Just five minutes of working out should be enough to teach you some numbers in Khmer.
Another popular cooking class in town. It includes a visit to the local market, a three-course menu and a keepsake recipe book. Courses start at 9am and 4pm, lasting about three hours, plus time to eat your creations.
Runs guided tours, including cycling trips to Sambor Prei Kuk, and can arrange transport by moto to Sambor Prei Kuk (US$10) or Phnom Santuk taking in Santuk Silk Farm (US$8).
At the headquarters of the Banteay Chhmar Protected Landscape, 2km towards Sisophon from town, it may be possible to hire a guide (non-English speaking) for a nature walk.
The newest bike-tour operator at the time-of-research, this one was started by local students. The traditional livelihoods tour draws raves.
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A couple of economic indicators are pointing to the local economy making slow, but steady, improvement, as foreclosures are down and new car sales are up in Lucas County.
Information provided by the Lucas County Clerk of Courts shows there were 388 foreclosure filings during the first two months of 2013, compared to 475 foreclosures in January and February of 2012, which is an 18 percent decrease. Also, 3,682 new cars were sold in January and February of 2013, compared to 3,308 during the same time period last year, which was an 11 percent increase.
Commissioner Tina Skeldon-Wozniak calls them encouraging signs.
"That was such a deep recession, but we're so pleased some of the economic indicators show the improvement is ongoing, but we need it to be ongoing so that nobody loses their home," said Skeldon-Wozniak.
Skeldon-Wozniak says considering there have been 388 foreclosures this year, there is still plenty of work to do to link struggling home owners with resources to keep them in their homes.
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Discussion Questions for Next to Love
Use this reader's guide to spark discussion at your next book club meeting.
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- For nine years, Babe keeps a terrible secret. How much of a toll do you think it takes on her? Does her hardscrabble background make her tougher than Grace and Millie in the face of adversity?
- In the post WWII era, combat fatigue, or what we now call post-traumatic stress disorder, was a dark secret. There was little therapy, and no support groups existed. Do you think in that era Babe could have found better ways to cope with Claude's problems? Should she have insisted they have a child? How much do you think she regrets not having one? Would you have blamed her if she left him?
- Grace and Millie have diametrically opposite reactions to losing their husbands, and both think they are trying to protect their children. Do you think they really believe that or are they merely justifying their own predilections? What effect does Grace's behavior have on her daughter, Amy? What does Millie's have on her son, Jack?
- Is Grace really so devoted to Charlie's memory or does her grief allow her to avoid confronting new realities? What does her breakdown in the front yard say about her feelings toward her late husband and herself?
- Is Millie callous or a fierce survivor? Do you see her as a manipulative wife and mother or as a woman trying to protect her family?
- In an era that regarded misfortune as something to be ashamed of and silent suffering as a virtue, all three women keep secrets from husbands, children, and one another. Our own era believes in openness as a cure, or at least as a form of solace. Do you think Babe, Grace, and Millie would have had an easier time of it if they had shared their problems and unhappiness?
- Grace's father-in-law, King, often behaves badly, resenting and punishing vets who return from the war. Can you sympathize with his heartbreak and loss nonetheless? How much is the sexual advice he gives Grace a reflection of the mores and beliefs of the era, and how much is simply a reflection of his character?
- The psychiatrist tells Grace that the solution to her problem is a husband. Were you surprised at how narrow-minded America was at the time or do you think that in many ways -- race, religion, gender, sex -- we have not changed as much as we think?
- How do you interpret the triangle of Grace, Mac, and Morris? Do you think they would behave differently today? What would you have done in Grace's place after marrying Morris?
- Babe was a poor girl who married into the middle class. Both of Grace's husbands had plenty of money. After the war, Millie's husband, Al, makes a small fortune. To what extent are the women's lives changed by their new economic statuses, and in what ways do all three remain similar? What do you think this says about the beginning of the most prosperous period in America's history and about our own era?


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Glenn C. Martin III, president, Texas Scenic Company, the San Antonio-based stage equipment contractor, has announced several personnel changes in the sales department.
Leigh Ann Owens will be leaving TSC at the end of the year to focus on her family and other interests. She has been with TSC since 1985 in both outside sales and inside sales. "Leigh Ann has been a valuable member of the TSC family for many years," said Martin. "We are sorry to see her go and wish her all the best."
Roy Harline, TSC project manager since 1997, will move into the sales department effective January 4. Harline will handle sales and design for San Antonio, South Texas, West Texas, and New Mexico. Prior to coming to TSC, he worked for eight years as the technical director and performance facilities manager at Texas Women's University in Denton Texas. He has a BA in drama from San Jose State University, and a MFA. in theatre design/technology from Brigham Young University.
Kevin Cordell has joined TSC as project manager. Prior to joining TSC, Cordell worked as a freelance technical director in the Austin area. He has a BS in engineering from Trinity University in San Antonio and an MFA in theatre technology from the University of Texas-Austin.


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10 Make-Ahead Main Dishes
You can make and chill this family favorite ahead. When ready to serve, spoon on the red chili sauce and bake.
Make these burgers the night before for a quick grilled meal the next day.
In this recipe, fat bell peppers are stuffed with zucchini, chickpeas, and quinoa, a protein-packed grain with a mild, nutty flavor.
Prepare the zesty peanut sauce up to 24 hours ahead. At mealtime, brush the sauce on chicken pieces and fire up the grill.
Lasagna is one meal that's always better the second day, after the sauce and cheese have set.
A hearty pie with potatoes and ground beef makes the perfect comfort food for winter supper.
Marinate these tangy ribs in the refrigerator overnight, then pop them in the oven after work for a super simple dinner.
Let this salmon soak up the sweet and spicy marinade for a full 24 hours. When it's time to grill, wood chips add a deliciously smoky flavor to the fish.
Flavored with chili sauce, chipotle, and beer, this juicy meat makes a manly meal.
Tangy caper mayonnaise makes a sophisticated substitute for plain old tartar sauce. Both the crab cakes and the sandwich spread can be made up to 24 hours in advance.


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This amazing splitter is surely one of the best pitches in The Monument. Formerly an aid route, this splitter now goes free and should rank high on any desert crack climber's to-do list. The route splits an otherwise blank, streaked wall right in the middle of the Tiaro Rado climbing area and consists of 3 cruxes.
This splitter should be fairly obvious, climbing a beautiful, streaked wall approximately 100' right of where the trail meets the cliff.
Blue TCUs through #0.75s with one #2 Camalot. I found one blue TCU to be mandatory as the crack was too thin for a green Alien or blue BD over the roof. The anchors have chains and biners. Bring a tooth brush as this can get a bit dirty after a heavy rain.


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JOE TALAMO, BELLA VIAGGIA, WINNER: "Before she actually ran I worked her about seven or eight times so I was very familiar with her. We just had a great trip. Mike (Puype) had her ready to go today. The rail opened up good and we just shot on through."
KEVIN KRIGGER, MISDEALORNODEAL, SECOND: "I had a good trip. I kind of had the perfect trip. I started about three wide, perfect outside the front runners. When I asked her to run, she kept her stride. The one horse (Bella Viaggia) got her on the inside and it worked out good for him (Talamo). We ran our race. We tried. I have no complaints."
MIKE PUYPE, BELLA VIAGGIA, WINNER: "It was a big race; big effort. She has a great future. When horses want to win like that, and they come out running, those are seasoned horses. She showed a big race today to be like that. Let me tell you, she works this main track like no other. She runs on synthetic too, and trains on the dirt better than both of them so I think I can go anywhere where there's a race. Her weight is unbelievable right now. She looks great. She had bled at Del Mar in her second start and it was very unexpected. To then come back and win when she wasn't quite right was good, but she's even better now. I think it was just getting too amped up there because that can happen at Del Mar. It's not been a chronic problem for her, but she was very good today."
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Mom's Italian Bread Recipe
- 1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
- 2 cups warm water (110° to 115°)
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 5-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- In a large bowl, dissolve yeast in warm water. Add the sugar, salt and 3 cups flour. Beat on medium speed for 3 minutes. Stir in remaining flour to form a soft dough.
- Turn onto a floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic, about 6-8 minutes. Place in a greased bowl, turning once to grease the top. Cover and let rise in a warm place until doubled, about 1 hour.
- Punch dough down. Turn onto a floured surface; divide in half. Shape each portion into a loaf. Place each loaf seam side down on a greased baking sheet. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 30 minutes. With a sharp knife, make four shallow slashes across top of each loaf.
- Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from pans to wire racks to cool. Yield: 2 loaves (12 slices each).
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I have had such trouble with bread recipes and finding one that was just right. I am done searching. This is the best bread I've ever made and it was so simple. My husband agreed that it was the best I've made to date. It wasn't too dense or too airy. It stayed soft. It had a nice crust. It tasted absolutely incredible and my house smelled amazing!
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worked out great (adding the sugar to the yeast & water first)...great with garlic butter!
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Romney spoke to supporters in Wolfeboro on the Fourth of July.
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The Fourth of July vacation in Wolfeboro is an annual event for the Romneys.
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Mitt Romney and his family on the beach at his Wolfeboro home.
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Mitt Romney, his wife Ann, and their grandchildren departed from the public docks on Lake Winnipesaukee.
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Election 2008: Hosterman seeks re-election
Original post made on Oct 9, 2008
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, October 8, 2008, 12:32 PM
on Oct 9, 2008 at 8:48 am
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on Oct 9, 2008 at 10:47 am
Thank you Dale! Over this mornings coffee, I went into automatic deep thought mode over your statement. I am now wearing pink.
Please don't confuse or disrespect voters. For that matter, consider going to watch Paula play this week and observe a focused young lady who has so much more to offer than being associated with local politics. Oh by the way, I've decided to sell Mary Kay, that pink car is my inspiration. Thanks again, you made my morning. I am so easy to please.
on Oct 9, 2008 at 3:14 pm
Hosterman. What she does wrong:
1) Goes to the US Conference of Mayors and signs controversial "resolutions". This in and of itself isn't as bad as it seems since the organization doesn't have any representative power within the federal government (that job is up to our Congressional representatives), but the resulting perception is that she's representing Pleasanton in a political capacity. Perhaps some sort of local forum to take input from citizens on the issues presented at the conference could change perceptions.
2) The three-minute speaking time for the public hearing. Frankly, I don't care so much about this. I was taught in high school English class how to write a speech that gets my major points across without rambling on and practice it so that it remains under a certain duration. Speeches in class were always limited to three minutes. ("Short but sweet" and "KISS") But that was PUSD and not everyone had such an education. On top of that, public speaking is difficult for most people. So it would be better to allow such folks the full five minutes of the past (other cities do limit speaking to three minutes too or even as long as 15 minutes). Yes, it could mean meetings take longer, but the damaging perception caused by the time limit doesn't appear to be worth it.


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Entertainment wasn't always to our choice but the 3 shows we did choose to watch were excellent, I would say that the majority of passengers went to most of the nightly shows. The weather wasn't always good enough to have a sail away party when leaving ports but the one we did have was great fun and we were even given complimentary rum punch unlike P&O who charge an average of £3.50 per drink.
Disembarkation was as smooth as embarkation we were driving out of Dover within 1 hour of getting up and we even had time for breakfast!
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"The most important thing that Southeast has given to me is the opportunity to lead," Southeast Missouri State University senior Bryan Kujawa said of his time as a student at the University. Since his first semester at Southeast in fall 2007, Bryan has done just that.
A 2010 candidate for Southeast Man of the Year, Bryan, of Fenton, Mo., is a member of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, Beta Gamma Sigma, Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Eta Sigma and the Finance and Economics Club. He serves as a Presidential Ambassador, a student worker in the President's Office, president of the International Business Club and representative on Student Government, including two years as an executive board member. He participated in the student seminar for the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, D.C., last spring and joined the Southeast Donald L. Harrison College of Business on two short-term study abroad trips to Italy, Spain, Ireland, Gibraltar and Morocco. To top off the list, he has also had two internships: one as an International Institute economic development intern in St. Louis and the other as an intern at Montgomery Bank in Cape Girardeau, Mo.
No one can say Bryan hasn't taken advantage of what the University has to offer.
"From day one, I've basically been told and shown that my future is what I make of it. It's the opportunities I've taken to step up as a leader that have formed me into the person I am today," Bryan said. "Getting involved at Southeast has really enhanced my college experience. Besides strengthening my leadership experience, I've started friendships, expanded my professional network and made my time here fulfilling."
Bryan says that he realized Southeast was a perfect fit for him right from the beginning.
"I think it's easy to get lost in the crowd at many other schools and be cast into roles that don't allow you to reach your full potential. At Southeast, there are no 'big fish' or 'little fish.' Everyone is given the chance to make an impact, and it's up to them to take advantage of it," Bryan said.
While Bryan was certain about his college choice from day one, he says he initially had trouble choosing a major. He originally intended to work towards a fine arts major, but after taking a finance course early in his college career, he decided business suited him more. His interest in global issues led him to pursue a second degree in international business, he said. Projected to graduate in May 2011, Bryan will enter the workforce with degrees in finance and international business and minors in Spanish and economics.
Although he has a passion for learning, Bryan says he would like to get professional experience before returning to school to receive his MBA.
"I plan on working at first for two or three years to build up my work experience, but I love to learn and won't stay out of the classroom for long. I've tossed around the idea of getting my doctorate in business and teaching at the university level, but that is a really long-term goal," he said. "I think the future is wide-open, which is both scary and unbelievably exciting."
It's hard to imagine Bryan has time outside of class and extracurricular activities to enjoy any types of hobbies, but he says when he does find time, he likes to play guitar, paint, draw and watch St. Louis Cardinals games.
An aficionado of baseball, Bryan began a blog on the Cardinals his freshman year and has kept up with it ever since. He says he also really enjoys travelling.
"The study abroad trips I took through Southeast really opened my eyes to the rest of the world and gave me a travel bug I haven't been able to shake since," Bryan said.
While the University is filled with exceptional students who have taken advantage of the endless opportunities available, Bryan definitely sticks out among them.
"Don't settle for being a bare-minimum student; push yourself and make mistakes in the process. Take advantage of all the open doors around you while they're there," Bryan advises.
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The release this month of Ofwats supply-demand position statement caused some surprise in the industry and among stakeholders, including other regulators, for its apparent suggestion that investment to prepare for climate change should be delayed.
The justification seemed to be the prospect of new scenarios by the UK Climate Impacts Programme, which will now be released in 2009 rather than 2008 as previously planned.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- New efforts to crack down on drug trafficking in Ohio include legislation targeting hidden compartments in vehicles and changes in how drivers can use the Highway Patrol hotline.
Gov. John Kasich (KAY'-sik) announced the efforts Friday.
The patrol says authorities want to stop people from bringing illegal drugs into communities by vehicle.
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PASCO, Wash.- Engineers of the future raced their electric vehicles today at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. High School students from all over the region competed in an "Electrathon" race.
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"I think it's the right way to go, because the fact that it's not adding to the carbon footprint, the amount of carbon put out by the power plants and things like that is a whole lot less than what comes out of a car," said Mike Hodgert of Electrathon America Races. "A car is about the dirtiest thing burning because that's how inefficient they are as opposed to power plants."
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Does anyone know of a place where I can get a rack of this sort that will fit into an area of maximum 3 ft 8 in depth and a max height of 75 inches? I would really like to get one for my house but the only place with a chance of having enough room is behind a car. Also, it can't be expensive as I am at a shortage of money at the moment. It doens't have to be high quality as I would be jus starting out on squats after a 6 month layoff and not doing over mayb 140 lbs. ANyone know where I can find somethin along these lines?
For more dough, you can put all the bells/whistles on it, like high/low pulley, dip bar, plate rack, pec deck, etcetera. Or leave it just like it is.
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Last one was a half-cage, this one is $280 and a full cage at exactly 44", your 3' 8" limit.
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"Do what you got to do. Walk through a place like you F'in own it. If people don't like it, F them, you'll get over it."
Hmm...$280 isn't bad if the shipping is free...
I wouldnt feel safea in a (and I quote) "cheap squat rack".
Its the kind of thing you dont skimp on. Like airplane parts or shotgun pellets.
I agree with Budiak. . .however the items above are not "cheap squat racks", so I guess I didn't answer the question. When your safety is at issue, you don't want to scrimp.
I consider "cheap squat racks" the kind of equipment you get at the national sports store chains (although, I have seen the occasional good piece of equipment there). For the most part, the stuff they sell is fine for the kind of use it gets -- used maybe half-a-dozen times then used to dry clothes.
Body Solid, however, is much better stuff. It is a home product line, but it falls midway between the chain store garbage and commercial gear. I have a BodySolid gym and can vouch for it's quality, and I doubt anyone on this forum would be uncomfortable with it from a safety standpoint.
The BodySolid may not be the cheapest (can probably find one for $130 at the chains), but I think it represents a value for the money which is hard to beat. And the heavier, more "pro" styles (pop pin adjustments on square tubing safeties, for instance) won't meet the 44" depth requirement.
Ooops! Teen, now that I've basically told you that you can get a rack for over a hundred clams less, please DO take Budiak's advice. Stay out of the chain stores. Save up a few more bucks for the BodySolid.
Aside from being safer, you'll undoubtedly get a lifetime of use out of it.
Thanks John and Budiak, the only problem with those above is the height. :-( I'm not trying to to get something that's low quality, I'm jus trying to get a good mix of value and quality.
What about something like this: http://www.thefitnessstore.com/Qstore/p000022.htm I think its the same as the one on this page:http://www.thefitnessstore.com/Qstore/p000022.htm the only thing is I don't know the exact dimensions.
That'll work. Definitely. But for another $20 you can get the one I posted on 04-13-2002 11:33 PM, and that just, well. . .it looks like more. The safeties are longer, so when the car is out of the way, you can pull up a bench and really do heavy presses and not worry about a spotter. And you didn't mention wanting to add anything to it, but even the die-hard free-weight advocates probably like using the high/low pulley for tricep press downs and seated cable rows.
If you get the one you just found, that's it--for life. If you get the other one, you have the option later to add the pulleys if you get the inclination and the dough. Just a thought. I think the future flexibility is worth the $20. Think of it as an option on the expansion pieces.
Here it is all fitted out, althought I'd likely stop at just the pulleys without the other geegaws.


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Kennebunk Beach, ME, formerly of Methuen, MA — Edward J. "Jack" Sperling, 76, of Kennebunk Beach, Maine, formerly of Methuen, Mass., died peacefully, Wednesday, May 1, 2013, at Huntington Commons in Kennebunk, Maine.
The son of the late Edward G. and Josephine A. (Jessel) Sperling, Jack was born in Methuen, Mass., on February 6, 1937. He attended Methuen schools and was a graduate of Tenney High School, Class of 1954, in Methuen. At Tenney High, he excelled in baseball. He still holds the record of 22 strike-outs in one game in high school baseball. He signed a contract in professional baseball with the Kansas City Athletics Baseball Team. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in Methuen athletics. He owned and operated Sperling Business Forms, a supplier of business forms and office products, until his retirement. He served in the U.S. Army Reserves. He resided in Methuen, until moving to Kennebunk Beach, Maine, in 1978. He was an avid sports fan and enjoyed and sold antiques, specilaizing in English commemoratives, in Maine.
Jack was the husband of the late Pauline C. (Turcotte) Sperling, who died April 13, 2004, and is survived by his brother-in-law and his wife, Paul and Camille Turcotte of Woonsocket, R.I. He leaves a loving family of many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He also leaves his dear friends, Jack and Patt Gage of Methuen and Jack and Judy Sholik of Salem, N.H.
ARRANGEMENTS: A Funeral Mass will be held Monday, May 6, 2013, at 11 a.m. in St. Lucy's Church, Merrimack St., Methuen. Burial will follow in St. Mary Cemetery, Lawrence. Relatives and friends may call Sunday, May 5, 2013, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Boles Memorial-Baron-McAuliffe-Yameen Funeral Home, 184 Jackson Street (Route 110 West, Exit 46, off I-495), Lawrence, MA 01841 (978-686-0386).
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July 30, 2014: Parenting Classes Build Confidence, Prevent Abuse and Neglect
Parenting is full of challenges from time management, power struggles and dinner table battles to sleep deprivation, school difficulties and media exposure. Children in today's society face risks associated with bullying, social media, drugs, sex and violence. For some families, poverty, homelessness, grief and loss or physical and mental health challenges may compound these struggles. All parents deserve support no matter their family configuration or socioeconomic situation.
At the United Methodist Children's Home, we believe that one of the best ways to help kids is to help their parents. Across the North Georgia Conference, we support parents and prevent child abuse and neglect through parent education. When parents receive the tools that they need, children win. When more children are safe in their own homes, we see less child abuse and neglect. In 2013 alone, the Children's Home reached 132 families in 39 counties through parenting classes.
Recently, we had a young, first-time mother of twin toddlers complete our parenting classes. Jennifer* came to her first class overwhelmed by the huge daily task of keeping up with two energetic little ones all by herself. Through the classes, she learned the importance of self-care, household safety, building a support network and developing a strong parent-child relationship. Jennifer shared her experiences and connected with other parents in the class. Most importantly, these classes helped her gain confidence in herself as a parent.
We work with first-time moms and dads as well as seasoned parents, with the parents of unruly teenagers and with those that are just learning how to care for toddlers. We help those who just want a little extra support as well as the parents who are desperate to regain custody of their children after unfortunate circumstances. Families come in all shapes and sizes. Through our parenting classes, we have the opportunity to shape those families toward a stronger and healthier future.
We use an evidence-based curriculum from Active Parenting developed by Dr. Michael Popkin. In the words of Dr. Popkin, "Parenting is both important and difficult…and like any job that is both important and difficult, it deserves both training and support."
In each class, we create a supportive, discussion-oriented environment. Our staff work with parents to provide both the training and support needed for successful families. We teach parents about child development, making good choices, discipline methods and how to build a strong, positive relationship with their children. Parents ask real questions and share their struggles with our professional staff and other parents. Parents realize they are not alone in their journey, and it is okay to seek support.
Contact us in your area to find a parenting class near you OR invite us to host a class in your church or organization.
August District Office
Thurman Norville
706-722-8669 or email@example.com
325 8th St., Augusta, GA 30901
Gainesville District Office
Sondra Rogers
770-531-3063 or firstname.lastname@example.com
604 Washington St. NW, A-6, Gainesville, GA 30501
Northwest District Office
Mike LaChapelle
706-278-4010 or email@example.com
1615 Hickory St., Ste. 118, Dalton, GA 30720
Rome-Carrollton District Office
Catherine Casey
706-295-3911 or firstname.lastname@example.com
206 E. 2nd St, Rome, GA 30161
Decatur Main Office
Noelle Owen
404-327-5873 or email@example.com
500 S. Columbia Dr., Decatur, GA 30030
Tips for Parents and Caregivers
- Set a good example through words AND actions
- Be proactive instead of reactive
- Give energy and attention to positive instead of negative behavior
- Keep your promises, and only make promises you can keep
- Use consequences, not punishments and rewards
- Include and encourage your child
- Take care of yourself
When to Seek Help for Your Child
Parents know their children better than anyone else. Through active involvement in their children's lives, parents are usually the first to notice when there is a sudden change or problem with a child's behavior or emotions. Asking for help can be difficult for both parent and child. Parents can reach out to their family's pediatrician, pastor, school or other adults in the child's life to get support and guidance. Here are some signs that it may be time to seek professional help for your child:
- Sudden drop in school performance
- Low grades in school even when the child is trying very hard
- Hyperactivity, fidgeting and difficulty controlling behavior
- Worry or anxiety affecting a child's participation in age-appropriate activities
- Difficulty sleeping or frequent nightmares
- Frequent, unexplainable emotional outbursts
- Frequent disobedience or aggression
- Inability coping with problems
- Sexual acting out
- Frequent physical complaints with no identifiable illness
- Abuse of drugs or alcohol
- Self-injury or harm to others
- Threats or attempts to run away
- Strange thoughts or unusual behaviors
If your family is struggling or you would like additional support, please contact one of our offices for information about our parenting classes, counseling education, emergency financial assistance or additional community resources.
July 25, 2014: Overcoming Fear, with Love
Lora Petersheim always will remember the baby that broke her heart and helped her overcome fear of becoming a foster parent. A nurse, she was taking care of two babies in a neonatal intensive care unit. One had an adopted home, and throughout the day family members visited, brought gifts, laughed and spoke happily about bringing the baby home. The other baby was in the custody of the state.
"There were no gifts, no phone calls, no signs of love for that baby," said Lora. "When the infant was discharged that night to DFACS, I cried and cried. I felt just a little of the pain that God feels for His children, and it was almost unbearable. My fears vanished as they were replaced with the desire to love children who needed to be loved, no matter the cost."
Parenting Classes Begin Aug. 6 in Decatur
Parenting classes begin Aug. 6 on our Decatur campus!
Connect with other parents, gain confidence in your parenting skills and learn how to build a support network. We help all types of parents, from single mothers to parents of unruly teenagers to parents desperate to regain custody of their children after unfortunate situations.
The series of six discussion-oriented classes will take place Wednesdays beginning Aug. 6 from 10 a.m. to noon. The classes are free, and the Active Parenting Now curriculum (which you keep) is $15.00. A Certificate of Completion is provided to those who complete the class.
RSVP to Bonita at email@example.com.
Note: UMCH staff may also conduct Parenting Classes with the Active Parenting curriculum for schools, churches and other groups. If you'd like to talk with someone about scheduling a class for your group, contact Bonita or your closest UMCH office.
Deloitte Impact Day
For 15 years, Deloitte has sent volunteers to nonprofits across the country on the same day – Impact Day. The Children's Home has been honored to be chosen as a host site for several years. What an IMPACT these volunteers truly made! They pruned hedges, repaired a porch, rebuilt a fence, and did other projects to make our campus a safer and more inviting home for our residents. Thank you, Deloitte!
Corporate groups are always welcome! Contact Sharon Brewer for more details.


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