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In MMA, when all else is equal, size matters. This is the very reason we have weight classes. So when the bigger, stronger athlete wins should we really be surprised? Are we coming to a point in the UFC where skill sets are getting close enough together that we can blindly pick the faster, stronger, bigger, more athletic guy and expect him to win? I think the answer is clear.
In the lead up to the UFC on Fox 5 there was much hype around BJ Penn being motivated and in shape. Mostly this was self professed but the media and fans ate it up with gusto. Why? Watching the "Road to the Octagon" we were given an opportunity to watch pudgy BJ lounging around his home, doing lunges in a field, and rolling at a slow pace on the mats. On the other hand, we saw a chiseled Rory doing strength and conditioning training with NHL players, and sparring with a markedly different speed and intensity. At the weigh-ins BJ did not look cut up, or in good shape, he looked like the pudge face we saw against Lyoto Machida many moons ago. In stark contrast we had a mean Rory looking much larger, bursting with well defined muscles. If you asked 10 lay persons who knew nothing about MMA which of these two would win in a fight, 10 of them would say Rory. Which is why it shouldn't have come as a surprise to me when Rory man handled a much smaller, slower BJ. Common sense tells us we shouldn't have expected the lightning fast BJ of years gone by that ko'd Matt Hughes with a single punch.
And yet the story would repeat itself twice more on last nights card.
Shogun vs. Gustaffsson. Again in the pre fight hype, Ariel Helwani led the charge commenting on how Shogun looks to be in shape with some abs visible. To be fair Shogun has carried around a little extra around the waist since coming to the UFC but a quick glance at the weigh in's was all one needed to say, that the Mauler was clearly the one in better shape. Add to that a massive height and reach discrepancy and again you're looking at what in the eyes of most lay people would be an easy pick.
Ben Henderson vs. Nate Diaz. One of Ben Henderson's thighs alone outweigh Nate Diaz. Nate Diaz may be a tri-athlete with cardio for days but tri-athletes are not fighters. While being a bean pole may help in a triathlon or in a marathon, it doesn't give you the power necessary to smash and throw generally associated with combat sports. The build of an Olympic wrestler will never be confused with that of an Olympic marathon runner and for very obvious reason. The two bodies are built to do very different things. Again 10 out of 10 lay people would choose the dude with the body of an Adonis vs. the dude that looks like he's never seen protein (or has been on a vegan/raw food diet for the last decade).
With the exception of Anderson Silva (who isn't really human and therefore doesn't count) vs. Bonnar, the last few main events show the bigger more athletic dude winning: GSP beats Condit, Bones beats Vitor, Henderson beats Edgar.
Athleticism will soon be the most important factor in the majority of the UFC's bouts. That is simply part of the evolution of any sport.
1. In the early stages skills are what allow one to be successful.
2. As skill levels get closer together, athleticism becomes the main source of success.
3. Eventually only the most superior athletes will be competing against each other at which point skills will once again predominate.
I suspect the UFC is currently in the second phase of this evolution. Also I'm sure the cycle repeats itself which is why records are continuously being broken in every sport as athletes continue to get better and better.


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Yesterday, I told you all about my trip to the mascot factory in Indianapolis. Well, there was more to that day. On the drive to Indy I saw a sign that said something like "Next Exit Knightstown, Home of the Hoosiers Gym". I was in a hurry to get to Indy, but the idea of potentially seeing the gym where they filmed Hoosiers was getting me excited. What other 'Hoosiers Gym' could they be talking about? I just hope it would be open when I came back through.
I made it to Knightstown, Indiana around 3:30 on the way home. The little town is a couple miles off of I-70, but easily found by following the signs. (I would later find out that those blue tourists signs for the gym had been fought for by the committee that maintains the gym. It seems they had to take boxes of visitors sign in books to convince those in charge that enough people really did stop there.) [Read more...]

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From Rousimar Palhares' manager Alex Davis – "He's perplexed," Davis told MMAFighting.com. "He doesn't really grasp it. He doesn't really understand that he's doing something overly wrong. He doesn't get it."
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David D. McKemy
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- The molecular basis for the sensations of touch and pain.
- Cellular mechanisms mediating sensitization after injury, or during disease.
- Genetic basis of sensory signaling.
Research OverviewMy laboratory is generally interested in the neurobiological logic behind our ability to detect touch and pain. These fundamental processes, termed somatosensation and nociception, respectively, allow for the detection of chemical, mechanical, and thermal stimuli, and can critically differentiate between innocuous and noxious stimuli. Peripheral sensory neurons are the principle sensors of these stimuli and convert these environmental cues into ascending neural activity. Research in my lab aims to understand the molecular and cellular basis of this fundamental sensory process.
We and others have begun to identify the molecules that are the primary detectors of thermal and painful stimuli in the peripheral nervous system. Using natural products such as capsaicin, menthol, and mustard oil, the active components of hot chili peppers, mint, and wasabi, respectively, ion channels that mediate the psychophysical sensations of hot (TRPV1, TRPV2), cold (TRPM8), and pungency (TRPA1) were cloned. Indeed, a conserved cellular mechanism has emerged in which members of the TRP (transient receptor potential) family of ion channels are detectors of thermal and pungent stimuli in sensory afferents.
To pursue our research interests, we use a combination of molecular, cellular, genetic, electrophysiological, and biochemical approaches in the laboratory to understand how these channels detect and transduce these discrete environmental stimuli. Specifically, we wish to understand how these channels are activated, what is their involvement in peripheral sensitization after injury or during disease, what are their roles in behavioral responses to environmental stimuli, and identify the neural networks involved in transmitting peripheral stimuli centrally.
It is our hope that these studies will provide insights into the mechanisms that lead to the formation of aberrant activity of sensory neurons involved in the detection and transduction of these stimuli, thereby leading to the development of novel therapeutic targets that can be used to alleviate debilitating conditions associated with inflammatory and neuropathic pain.
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Lippoldt EK, Elmes RR, McCoy DD, Knowlton WM, McKemy DD. (2013) Artemin, a glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor family member , induces TRPM8-dependent cold pain. J Neurosci. 24;33(30):12543-52. -PubMed
McCoy, D.D., Zhuo, L., Nguyen, A., Watts, A.G., Donovan, C.M., McKemy, D.D. (2013) Enhanced insulin clearance in mice lacking TRPM8 channels. Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab. 305(1):E78-88 -PubMed
Ramachandran, R., Hyun, E., Zhao, L., Lapointe, T.L., Chapman, K., Hirota, C.L., Ghosh, S., McKemy, D.D., Vergnolle, N., Beck, P.L., Altier, C., Hollenberg, M.D. (2013) TRPM8 activation attenuates inflammatory responses in mouse models of colitis. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 110(18):7476-81 -PubMed
Knowlton, W.M., Palkar, R., Lippoldt, E.K., McCoy, D.D., Baluch, F., Chen, J., McKemy, D.D. (2013) A Sensory-Labeled Line for Cold: TRPM8-Expressing Sensory Neurons Define the Cellular Basis for Cold, Cold Pain, and Cooling-Mediated Analgesia. Journal of Neuroscience. 33(7):2837-48. -PubMed
McKemy, D.D. (2013). The Molecular and Cellular Basis of Cold Sensation. ACS Chem. Neurosci., 4(2):238-47.
Knowlton WM, Daniels RL, Palkar R, McCoy DD, McKemy DD. (2011) Pharmacological blockade of TRPM8 ion channels alters cold and cold pain responses in mice. PLoS ONE 6(9): e25894. -PubMed
Knowlton WM, Bifolck-Fisher A, Bautista DM, McKemy DD. (2010) TRPM8, but not TRPA1, is required for neural and behavioral responses to noxious cold temperatures and cold-mimetics in vivo. Pain, 150: 340-350. Epub 2010 Jun 12 (Work highlighted on the August cover) -PubMed
Daniels RL, Takashima Y, McKemy DD. (2009) Activity of the neuronal cold sensor TRPM8 is regulated by phospholipase C via the phospholipid phosphoinositol 4,5-bisphosphate. J. Biol. Chem. Jan 16;284(3):1570-82.
Takashima, Y., Daniels, R.L., Knowlton, W., Teng, J., Liman, E.R., and McKemy, D.D. (2007) Diversity in the neural circuitry of cold sensing revealed by genetic axonal labeling of TRPM8 neurons. Journal of Neuroscience. Dec 19; 27(51):14147-14157.
Highlighted in Nature Reviews Neuroscience 9, 79 (February 2008).-PubMed
McKemy DD, Neuhausser WM, Julius D (2002) Identification of a cold receptor reveals a general role for TRP channels in thermosensation. Nature. 416:52-58. -PubMed


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- In the wake of the Global Financial Crisis that started in 2007, policymakers were forced to respond quickly and forcefully to a recession caused not by short-term factors, but rather by an over-accumulation of debt by sovereigns, banks, and households: a so-called "balance sheet recession." Though the nature of the crisis was understood relatively early on, policy prescriptions for how to deal with its consequences have continued to diverge. This paper gives a short overview of the prescriptions, the remaining challenges and key lessons for monetary policy.
- Forward guidance: a new challenge for central banks (2014)
- n a contribution prepared for the Athens Symposium on "Banking Union, Monetary Policy and Economic Growth", Otmar Issing describes forward guidance by central banks as the culmination of the idea of guiding expectations by pure communication. In practice, he argues, forward guidance has proved a misguided idea. What is presented as state of the art monetary policy is an example of pretence of knowledge. Forward guidance tries to give the impression of a kind of rule-based monetary policy. De facto, however, it is an overambitious discretionary approach which, to be successful, would need much more (or rather better) information than is currently available. In Issing's view, communication must be clear and honest about the limits of monetary policy in a world of uncertainty.
- Großer Beifall (2012)
- Alle sind für mehr Europa. Doch was ist damit gemeint? Noch mehr finanzielle Verpflichtung jetzt gegen etwas Mitsprache in der Zukunft? Otmar Issing plädiert für ein besseres Europa, eine Union der Vertragstreue und der wirtschaftlichen Vernunft.
- Jeder muss sich selbst helfen (2012)
- Wie kann das Projekt gemeinsame Währung seine Glaubwürdigkeit wiederherstellen? Otmar Issing argumentiert, dass eine gemeinsame Währung ohne politische Union nur mit dem No-bail-out Prinzip funktionieren kann. Er warnt gleichzeitig davor, die politische Union nur als Mittel zur Krisenbewältigung voranzutreiben.
- Monetary theory and monetary policy : reflections on the development over the last 150 years : [Version 8 Dezember 2012] (2012)
- In this paper, we provide some reflections on the development of monetary theory and monetary policy over the last 150 years. Rather than presenting an encompassing overview, which would be overambitious, we simply concentrate on a few selected aspects that we view as milestones in the development of this subject. We also try to illustrate some of the interactions with the political and financial system, academic discussion and the views and actions of central banks.
- Der Weg aus der Krise : mehr Europa! Welches Europa? (2012)
- Vortrag im Rahmen der Weimarer Reden 11. März 2012: - Einführung - Was ist mit "Europa" gemeint? - Europa als politisches Ziel - Integration über die Wirtschaft - Die Rolle der einheitlichen Währung - Dimensionen der Krise - Transferunion, Fiskalunion, Politische Union
- Challenges for monetary policy (2013)
- The financial crisis which started in 2007 has caused a tremendous challenge for monetary policy. The simple concept of inflation targeting has lost its position as state of the art. There is a debate on whether the mandate of a central bank should not be widened. And, indeed, monetary policy has been very accommodative in the last couple of years and central banks have modified their communication strategies by introducing forward guidance as a new policy tool. This paper addresses the consequences of these developments for the credibility, the reputation and the independence of central banks. It also comments on the recent debate among economists concerning the question whether the ECB's OMT program is compatible with its mandate.
- A new paradigm for monetary policy? (2013)
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Landscape with Missing Person
John Crutchfield's LANDSCAPE WITH MISSING PERSON
A Comedy About Finding What You Didn't Know You Were Looking For
The Magnetic Theatre is proud to announce we've been invited back to The New York International Fringe Festival this August, to present last summer's hit, Landscape with Missing Person, by John Crutchfield. (When the Magnetic went to FringeNYC in 2009 with Crutchfield's The Songs of Robert, we came home with excellent reviews, an offer of publication, and an Outstanding Solo Performance award!)
This is a tremendous opportunity to spread the word not only of The Magnetic but of Asheville's burgeoning theatre scene. "Yet another provocative mental word game that exhilarates and mystifies, raises more questions than it answers and is totally satisfying in the process," said the Asheville Citizen-Times of Landscape, in which a teenage railroad punk helps a strange middle-aged man search for his mysteriously vanished wife—from a small southern town, across the Midwest, to San Francisco and Portland, Oregon. An Equity-approved showcase in New York, Landscape, directed by Artistic Director Steven Samuels, stars Crutchfield as the man, Lisa M. Smith as the railroad punk, and Jennifer Gatti* (*member of Actors Equity Association) as multiple characters, most more desperate and deranged than the last. By turns comic, menacing, lyrical, and bizarre—and sometimes all at once—Landscape with Missing Person proves moving, mesmerizing, and as surprising as it is psychologically acute; a gripping and poignant hitchhiker's guide to postmodern 21st Century America.
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2013: Had one reception for 37 yards in the spring game.
2012: Redshirted … did not play.
SAN RAMON VALLEY HS: An honorable mention All-East Bay selection as a 2011 senior, catching 42 passes for 742 yards and a team-high nine touchdowns for a squad that finished 10-4 overall and advanced to the North Coast Section championship game before falling to eventual California Open Division Bowl champ De La Salle … other honors as a senior included a pair of Contra Costa Times' Player of the Week selections, including a pick for his seven-catch, 175-yard performance in a 42-38 win over California that also earned him Cal-Hi Sports Offensive Player of the Game and Infinity Player of the Week selections … a member of the National Underclassmen Ultimate West top 100 list both as a 2010 junior and 2011 senior … played at the same high school as current Cal football teammates Matt Anderson, Zach Kline, Kyle Kragen and John Sheperdson … also a two-time lacrosse All-American who was offered a scholarship to play at Syracuse … one of ESPN's top 100 lacrosse players in the country as well as a top 25 midfielder as a 2012 senior.
OTHER: Full name is Patrick Witherspoon Worstell … born February 15, 1994 … parents are Peter Worstell and Helen Groh Worstell … sister is Jennifer Worstell … has worked at several lacrosse and football camps … father was a four-time All-American lacrosse player at Maryland and has been the varsity lacrosse coach at San Ramon Valley High School since the program's inception in 2001 … uncles Tim and Tom (Maryland), and Paul (North Carolina) Worstell all played collegiate lacrosse, as did grandfather Gaylord Worstell (Syracuse) … involved in the Wounded Warrior Project, selling bracelets to support wounded soldiers and their families … major is undeclared.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - You're out of breath, maybe even feeling some chest pain, but are you actually having a heart attack? There is a new blood test that detects levels of a heart muscle protein called troponin which might help detect heart trouble before it occurs.
Cardiologist Stanley Berger, M.D., explains, "When the heart has damage, this protein leaks into the blood stream. Normally there should be no protein like this, no troponin in the blood, because it should be in the heart," Dr. Berger says it's a good test, but sometimes a false positive means it needs to be repeated.
Now, researchers in Europe are developing a new blood test for heart attacks, that they say is more sensitive and could detect heart attacks much sooner, right after chest pain starts!
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Mother's Day is this Sunday. In honor of the occasion, Style.com's editors are sharing what they're planning to give—and hoping to get—this year.
"I've always been drawn to Alyssa Norton's pieces; it must be the former friendship bracelet-maker in me. And my four-year-old Nikolas would approve of the pretty colors in this one ($715, www.barneys.com)—purple is his favorite." —Nicole Phelps, executive editor
"My list is always endless. Being in the market and seeing new pieces on a daily basis just makes my imaginary wish list longer everyday. I moved recently and I'm still organizing my house, so some Joe Cariati decanters ($385, www.joecariati.com) would be a dream. And, I still haven't put my hands on any neon jewelry and now with the summer approaching I'm craving a Tom Binns neon necklace ($1,285, www.forwardforward.com). Truth is, I'll end up getting none of the above. My husband always forget it's Mother's Day and my daughter, at 3, is too young to remind him!" —Marina Larroude, market director
"My mom doesn't often wear a watch, but for special occasions, she'll put on an old one of her father's, who in his day was one of the industry's leading watchband manufacturers. I was raised with the idea that watches can be family heirlooms, one reason I wear my father's hand-me-down Tiffany & Co. from the early eighties. It's also the reason I never would think to buy Mom a new one—but Isabel Marant's new timepiece ($9,000, available at Isabel Marant, 489 Broome St., NYC), modeled on her own father's that she inherited and wears, has the kind of through-the-generations appeal that she would love." —Matthew Schneier, deputy editor
"I have a wedding this weekend which will keep me from making my annual pilgrimage down to Philadelphia for Mother's Day. So in place of my presence, my mom will be getting a bouquet of peonies. I like to send peonies in the spring. There's something incredibly chic and uplifting about them—especially the pale pink ones. The power move: sending some to my aunt as well." —Celia Ellenberg, senior beauty editor
"Relaxing is something my mom almost never does so this Mother's Day, I'm going to force her to do it. I'm sending her on a spa day at the lovely International Orange Spa (2044 Fillmore Street , San Francisco, www.internationalorange.com) in San Francisco—a certain beauty expert in our office suggested it's a great one. Oh, and to make the day extra sweet, she's getting her favorite Laduree macarons (for locations, visit www.laduree.fr)." —Kristin Studeman, associate news editor
"Ever since all her children finally flew the coop this past fall, my mom has diligently been dedicating her newfound free time to intense workouts, and it definitely shows! I think she's ready to amp up her regiment, and I have heard that the barre-based toning classes at Physique 57 are killer but worth the buckets of sweat, so I'd start her off with a few sessions (classes from $35, www.physique57.com)." —Brittany Adams, associate fashion editor
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Many people who have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) also find that they have symptoms of abdominal bloating or distention. One cause of this uncomfortable problem may be gas in the digestive tract. Bloating can be painful, embarrassing, and can limit your wardrobe choices to pants with elastic waistbands. Fortunately there are several ways to deal with gas and bloating.
Causes Of Gas And Bloating
Bloating is commonly caused by intestinal gas. One cause is eating foods that create gas. Swallowing air while eating is often done unconsciously and may result in frequent belching during or after meals. To avoid swallowing air, slow down when eating, don't 'slurp' drinks, and don't talk while chewing. Also try to avoid chewing gum, eating hard candy, drinking carbonated beverages (such as soda pop), and drinking liquids through straws.
Preventing Gas And Bloating
The best way to prevent gas caused by foods is to avoid those foods that contribute to intestinal gas. Every person is affected by foods differently, but foods that commonly cause gas are:
- Asparagus
- Broccoli
- Brussels sprouts
- Cabbage
- Cauliflower
- Corn
- Fructose
- Lactose
- Potatoes
- Sorbitol
- Wheat
Lactose Intolerance
Lactose intolerance is a condition that may also contribute to abdominal bloating. Many people are unable to digest lactose, which is the sugar that is found in cow's milk. This condition is more common in adults, but some children (especially over the age of 2) may also be found to be lactose intolerant. Lactose intolerance is different than a true milk allergy. Avoiding foods with milk, such as ice cream or cheese, can help avoid the problem, but this is not always practical or desirable. Today several products are available which are lactose-free or can help lactose-intolerant people to digest the lactose that is found in milk products.
Treatments for Bloating
The ultimate goal is to prevent bloating from occurring in the first place, but once the problem is already present, there are a few ways to treat it. A heating pad or a hot bath may ease abdominal discomfort. Taking the supplement Beano when eating beans or legumes may help reduce the gas from those foods. Over-the-counter anti-gas remedies, which often contain polyethylene glycol or simethicone, may also help.
To expel troublesome intestinal gas, try taking a brisk walk or getting some other form of exercise. Frequent exercise can help keep the intestines working more efficiently and aid with digestion. If exercise fails, try laying quietly on your left side on a bed, couch, or the floor, and bring your knees up to your chest. This position can sometimes help release trapped gas.
Over-the-counter gas relief remedies may also be effective, but be sure to read all the ingredients. Some brands contain sorbitol, a food additive which has been shown to irritate the digestive tract and cause diarrhea, cramps, and pain.
More Uncommon Causes for Bloating
If the abdomen is tender to the touch or hard, contact your physician to make sure that there is not some other underlying cause for the bloating. Although uncommon, bloating can also be caused by more serious conditions. Persistent, progressive, or severe bloating, especially when accompanied by other symptoms and an increase in abdominal girth, should be checked out by a doctor right away.
Azpiroz F. "Understanding Intestinal Gas." International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders, Inc. 17 Jan 2013. 6 Aug 2013.
National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse. "Gas in the Digestive Tract." National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 2 Jan 2013. 6 Aug 2013.


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Augusta city leaders have a message to a local mobile home park. Clean up or get out. They're talking about the Augusta Estates Mobile Home Park located on Milledgeville Road in Augusta. City leaders met Thursday night to discuss the park's future.
Representatives from the Richmond County Sheriff's Office, the Augusta Fire Department, the Richmond County Health Department, Augusta Animal Services, and Richmond County Code Enforcement Department are teaming up. It's all part of an effort to keep Augusta Estates Mobile Home Park in check.
Thursday afternoon, city officials discussed the future of Augusta Estates Mobile Home Park.
It's off of Dean's Bridge Road. It's been kind of an eyesore for a while, so we've been trying to make sure some things happen. So, we got a task force to go in and look at the condition of the trailer park and the state it's in. We're trying to get the people who live in there up to standards," says Augusta Commissioner Marion Williams.
Officials says the mobile home park isn't up to code and that it needs to be cleaned up by the end of the month. Commissioner Williams says there are several trailers that don't have doors, windows, or steps. Other officials say there are dogs running loose and raw sewage leaking under some houses. And then there is the crime problem too.
"It's going down. Slowly but surely, the word is getting out and it's cutting down a little bit. But we have to stay hard on it," a deputy says.
Right across the street from Augusta Estates, Racardo Jones has dealt with the crime first hand. His friend Lamar King was shot and killed last week.
"Celebrating his life. We just buried him about 30 minutes ago. Just out here showing love," Jones says.
Augusta Estates manager Kathy Wilburn says she has been trying to clean up the park the last month. Although she didn't want to talk with us on camera, she tells us evictions will be coming if tenants don't cooperate. Officials are thankful for the new manager's help.
"We got a lot of children in the area that we are trying to reach and help out so we are trying to do something to make sure that we prevent stuff from happening like happened at other trailer parks," Williams says.
And although city leaders are focusing on Augusta Estates now, once there is improvement, the focus will shift.
"There are some other things going on with the housing authority. Some of those buildings there we are looking at going in there next to address those issues," Williams says.
Officials say trash needs to be cleaned up, bushes need to be trimmed and homes need to be fixed up. The task force will meet again on August 29th to talk about the problems.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Is it really shamless?
As all of these things were happening as the business was beginning to slow. Some blamed the economy, others the ever changing face of the restaurant. It didn't matter much to me, I was still making money. I was still having a good time. I was, I mean it. I was enjoying myself right up until I heard that the owners most recent idea to bring about the positive change included bringing in another bartender (from another of their restaurants) to "help increase the bar business". This would have been alright had they just sat me down and told me, but I heard it from the other tender. He was the one who told me about the shift. So when I finally saw the schedule and he was indeed scheduled to work one of my nights I popped. I had seen it all. Ten years and this is what I get? My shifts taken away from me? Why don't you just come over to the house and take my kids food off their goddamn plates? I was furious. I was sad. I was speechless.
I left there that day thinking about a lot of things, but mostly about moving forward. I thought about the race and the Almanzo project. I thought about what I had learned in ten years. I thought about the reality of bringing home some money to buy food and pay bills. I sat in a park and looked at my bike and I thought. A lot.
I went home that night and shaved and cut my hair and decided that I would go out and get a new job the next day. I woke up, pulled out the nice dress shirt and the nice dress shoes and I went down the street to another restaurant and introduced myself. I was invited to sit down and talk for a bit and by the end of the conversation I had landed myself another "drink pouring" position. I was ecstatic. I was pleased as could be.
The next step was to turn in my notice as I wouldn't be starting at the new place until the 18th of this month. I walked into my bosses office, shaking with fear and nervousness. I sat down and asked for a moment of his time and began to speak. I told him that I had been there for a long time, ten years, and that I unfortunately had to turn in my two week notice. He asked something about me having had enough. I replied with my thanks and appreciation for the past ten years. He countered with some small thank you and proceeded to ask about the remainder of my time. I suggested that I work my upcoming scheduled shifts and he said, "I don't like lame ducks, so I think it would be better if you would just be done". The shaking stopped. The fear left my body immediately behind the nervousness and I concluded our conversation with a thank you and a handshake. I left that office with a smile.
I knew since the remodel that things were not as organized as they had been for the previous 8 years. I knew that eventually I would no longer be able to continue to work in an environment that left no room for order. I was hesitant to leave because I had put in so many years of my life. Ten years is no small task, but when I had no choice left, but to stay or go the answer was made clear in the emptiness of my bosses face. With no question as to why I was leaving and no efforts to try and convince me otherwise it was clear that this man has no thought for the people that work under him and no concern for the efforts they put forth. No real compassion for those that feed his children before they feed their own. I wish this gentleman all the luck in the world and I hope that his business succeeds and his family prospers, but I am afraid of the results should he continue to operate under such disorganization and chaos. There are still people there that would go to any length to help his place survive, but they must be recognized. They must be appreciated.
So why do I write all of this? Why here, on the Almanzo blog? The answer is simple. This is what I love. This project, born from my own two hands is a big part of why I get up everyday and while I would love to spend my hours working on this I must part from it from time to time and work for someone else. Someone else who can pay my bills. Someone else who can fund my dream, the Almanzo. I write this story here to get it off my chest. To put in words what I have felt for so long. The working population deserves to be treated with respect and dignity and the stories of those who are not deserve to be told. I am certain that running a business is a difficult task with plenty of stress and plenty of worry, in fact I know this because I am pretty sure that running a free bicycle race is almost identical.
If I have learned anything in the ten years that I spent working behind that bar, it is how to treat people. All people. More importantly than that though, I have learned how not to treat people. I have learned how not to run a business or a race. I have learned how not to make my money. I have learned how not to be a superior and I have learned how not to be a co-worker and a friend. These lessons are priceless and I thank all those that took the time to teach. I really appreciate it.
So, here I am without a job for two weeks and stuck in front of my computer. Spending the days with the kids and the nights on the bike. These are good times and I intend not to waste them, but alas, I have no extra money. No money to continue to market the 2010 race. No money to maintain the website and the blog. No extra money at all. I have paid for every penny of the Almanzo (with the exceptionof the patches this year) and loved every minute of it. I wouldn't want it any other way, but to say that I haven't thought about it would make me a liar. I have thought about starting a USCF gravel road stage race that would generate enough income for me to work fulltime on this stuff. I have thought about starting another race similar to the Almanzo and charging an entry fee. I have thought about it all and at the end I cannot commit to any one idea and still look at myself in the mirror. I like to ride my bikes just as much as you do and I would never want to keep anyone from doing so by charging to ride in an event like the Almanzo. This stuff ought to be free! For everyone.
So here is my plan. I used a survey to determine the pace of the Gentlemen's Ride and it worked wonders. I have created another survey to determine whether or not the creation of a Paypal Donation button would take away from the spirit of the Almanzo. I am not looking to get rich through the contributions, but rather to have a little support as I attempt to make this event one of the greatest of its kind. That said, here is the survey:
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Anyone would pay anything to be a part of your races.you're a class act- when i think of Chris Skogen i think (no one should have to pay to ride their bike) but racing is different - we will pay to play, your a great organizer thank you.
- July 8, 2009 at 11:16 PM
- pedalgrl said...
Your paragraphs here, laid out for all to see, echo so many of the sentiments that many of us are feeling. Is it the economic hardship we see all around us? Is it the pinching and scraping we each endure? Is it the ever-tightening constraints many of us experience at our places of employment?
I used to fondly refer to my own FT gig, as my career, calling my coworkers my colleagues. I felt that strongly about my efforts and my role in shaping the outcome of the business. Slowly, it has distilled down to look more like a job and I once again have coworkers.
From my perspective, many things are happening simultaneously, at least here in the States. The media provides us the a lot of bad news. Our working environment provides us with a lot of bad vibes. Our personal lives provide us with bad options in regard to busting out and moving on.
Annie and I frequently lament - where would we go? There are just not a lot of choices out there for upwardly mobile and forward thinking creatures as many of us strive to be. I think, Chris, you have turned chicken shit into chicken salad - or even a nice tofu wrap!
I am thrilled that you have been graced with another opportunity to work elsewhere. I am thrilled that I was able to be a part of the Almanzo 09. And you certainly NEED financial backers. Like us.
I pay for food, as I need it. I will pay to play, as I also need it. OK, want. The riding I need, the racing I want. Yes, even this slow ass racer still wants to be a part of the Almanzo community. Hmmm...community...yeah.
- July 9, 2009 at 5:08 AM
- K and J said...
I agree, I would drop some coin to race the Almanzo again. I would also donate if no fee were charged.
- July 9, 2009 at 6:51 PM
Well written and interesting to read...My brother just got laid off in Rochester from the Post Bullentin, after 10 years as well! There are two guyz that I know personally that make good money from organizing cycling events and a couple more that organize other athletic events. Regarding the Almanzo...You should not feel any guilt by charging a fee. I would gladly pay to race the Almanzo...no problem. No one expects you to do this for free.
- July 10, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- Jkershaw said...
Wise words, man. Your event changed the way I look at all cycling events now. I would certainly donate to the cause. Jeremy
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Nearly one billion people on Earth lack adequate access to safe drinking water and 1.5 million children die per year of water-borne diseases. In terms of supply, 97% of the Earth's water is salt water, and an additional two percent is tied up in polar ice caps, leaving less than 1% as accessible fresh water. 70% of the global population lives near coastlines, while 100% of us have access to the sky. What if we had an affordable, efficient way to extract water from the sea or the sky?
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With biking becoming more popular and more and more popping up on area roads due to the summer weather. Police want to ensure everyone out and about stays safe, whether you're on or off a bicycle.
Fargo Police remind riders to always wear a helmet, but to also make sure the one you buy is a proper fitting helmet. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration recommends the following:
Size: Try the helmet on to ensure it fits snuggly. While it is sitting flat on top of your head, make sure the helmet doesn't rock side to side. Sizing pads come with new helmets; use the pads to securely fit to your head. Mix or match the sizing pads for the greatest comfort. In your child's helmet, remove the padding when your child's head grows. If the helmet has a universal fit ring instead of sizing pads, adjust the ring size to fit the head.
Position: The helmet should sit level on your head and low on your forehead—one or two finger-widths above your eyebrow.
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Side Straps: Adjust the slider on both straps to form a "V" shape under, and slightly in front of, the ears. Lock the slider if possible.
Chin Strap: Buckle your chin strap. Tighten the strap until it is snug, so that no more than one or two fingers fit under the strap.
It's also recommenced that you compete an "ABC Quick Check" before each ride.
A-Checking the air in your tires, B-Checking your breaks, C-Checking your chain, And finally checking your quick release lever on your tiers it ensure it's tight and in place.
The Fargo Park District in collaboration with Fargo Police are also offering a series of confident cycling classes.
For parents & children: Thursdays 1:30-3:00, 6/7, 6/21, 7/12, & 7/26. Fee: $10 per family
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Can I get enough protein eating a plant-based diet?
Not only will you get all the protein you need, for the first time in your life you won't suffer from an excess of it.
Ample amounts of protein are thriving in whole, natural plant-based foods. For example, spinach is 51 percent protein; mushrooms, 35 percent; beans, 26 percent; oatmeal, 16 percent; whole wheat pasta, 15 percent; corn, 12 percent; and potatoes, 11 percent.
What's more, our body needs less protein than you may think. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the average 150-pound male requires only 22.5 grams of protein daily based on a 2,000 calorie a day diet, which means about 4.5 percent of calories should come from protein. (WHO recommends pregnant women get 6 percent of calories from protein.) Other nutritional organizations recommend as little as 2.5 percent of daily calories come from protein while the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board's recommended daily allowance is 6 percent after a built-in safety margin; most Americans, however, are taking in 20 percent or more.
Doctors from my father to Dean Ornish to Joel Fuhrman, author of the best selling Eat to Live: The Revolutionary Formula for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss (Little, Brown), all suggest that getting an adequate amount of protein should be the least of your worries.
Look around you and tell me the last time you saw someone who was hospitalized for a protein deficiency. Or look around in nature, where you will notice that the largest and strongest animals, such as elephants, gorillas, hippos, and bison, are all plant eaters.
Also, the type of protein you consume is as important as the amount. If you are taking in most of your protein from animal-based foods, you're getting not only too much protein, but also an acid-producing form that wreaks havoc on your system.
Why is protein so potentially harmful? Because your body can store carbohydrates and fats, but not protein. So if the protein content of your diet exceeds the amount you need, not only will your liver and kidneys become overburdened, but you will start leaching calcium from your bones to neutralize the excess animal protein that becomes acidic in the human body.
That's why, in the case of protein, the adage "less is more" definitely applies. The average American consumes well over 100 grams daily—a dangerous amount. But if you eat a plant-strong diet, you'll be getting neither too much nor too little protein, but an amount that's just right.


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This is how we know that favoritism lays with other teams and not our Lions.
Brees, Brady and Marino, to my knowledge are the only QBs to ever reach 5,000 passing yards. To be mentioned with these guys is pretty good company. They are either Hall of Famers or will be when they hang it up. Now I might be wrong but I believe they are the only 3 to ever reach 5k in passing yards. Can anyone confirm this for me. If I am correct then WTF !! How come EVERYONE is on Brees and Bradys dick about passing 5k. Not one article not one person in any light has mentioned that Stafford as well passed 5k !! I had hopes for him passing it but about 2 weeks ago I gave up hope as well as hoping Megatron would take the #1 spot for yards as a WR and I was shown too be wrong. Just like they came back in so many games this year, they shattered records in a big way. I think everyone on pod should hit up twitter and ask them what the hell, why no love for Stafford passing 5k !!
Please rec this so we can start getting people to yell at espn or whoever you like to give Stafford and CJ there props they deserve !
I tweeted M. Silver and he said, I have yet to write my article. It would be not worthy of our guys but bottom line is our starters wasted a great opportunity against backups.


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