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I was going through my blogs and saw this and basically said "oops!" So, I better go through and we'll see how I did!
~ Track what I eat every day and strive to stay within my points for Weight Watchers every day, or use activity points if needed. ~ This was accomplished! I rarely used activity points, but they came in handy if I wanted to treat myself!
~ Focus on less fat, less meat, more veggies, fruits, and whole grains! ~ Big time accomplished!!!
~ Continue drinking at least 8 glasses of water, more on days I run. ~ Done!
~ Try a new recipe every week to shake it up! ~ Okay, this I did NOT do! I will look at doing this soon.
~ Continue what I am doing now with spinning Monday through Friday and elliptical Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. ~ Done, though I am dropping down to 2 days a week to go in line with my training.
~ Add in the C25K training program Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday (though I have run a 5K, I haven't formally trained. This training will take me until August 2 before I start training for a 10K). ~ DONE!!!
~ Strength training Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 1/2 hour each time (circuit on Monday and Wednesday with Nautilus, and a Pump-It high-repetition barbell and dumbbell class on Friday). ~ DONE, and still doing!!
~ Lose 10 pounds (seems high, but this is always my goal every month). ~ Done ~ I actually lost 12.4 pounds during the month of June!
~ Run/walk 15 miles a week ~ Killed this! :o}
~ Put away $1000.00 in savings for the summer months that my husband doesn't get paid (high school teacher). ~ Saved $1550!
Okay, overall happy with my goals being met! I will have to come up with July goals (though a bit late) soon.
Well, I am doing it! Today is a COMPLETE rest day, no ST, no running, no cross training, no nothing! Well, I am walking my dog a few times, but that is mandatory, according to her :o}
One of the leaders of a challenge I am in has been very good about talking to me on overtraining, and I thank her for that as that is eventually getting me to where I truly need to be with my training. I am one of those people who feels the need to give it their all; especially in a challenge like this. I also am at the point where I feel I need to put that much more work in to lose pounds than I needed to when I was 250. I am in the "not sure what I am doing" weight zone since I haven't been under 180 since I was about 14-15!!!
Yesterday, I went to JC Penney's and tried on shirts and dresses. The shirts don't look quite right yet, since my belly is my "blech" area still (and I think it will always be because of the pregnancy and the weight I carried there for so many years). But, the dresses looked GREAT on me! I tried on 2 little black dresses (VAVA-VOOM!) which I rocked (surprisingly) and then a little strappy dress that had a tropical theme for it. Unfortunately for that dress, my chest area is too big and droopy for it LOL.
Also, the dresses were size 12 and they were all loose on me! WAHOOOOOOO!!!!! I can't BELIEVE I am getting close to a size 10 dress!!
P.S. Does anyone but me feel that their tummy and boobs really are NOT cooperating with weight loss???? I have been seriously having talks with myself about having something done with both once I am done losing weight (well, seriously my boobs, maybe not the tummy, since I do have upper back pain from the size of my boobs and since I had the baby they're even bigger!! Oy). I wish I had lost some of my chest with this loss....as for my tummy, I know only so much can be done with that. Oh, well!
Uff dah!!!
As in my previous blog, I missed this morning's run due to thunderstorms. So, I decided to go on my lunch hour at 2:40 p.m.
I'll tell you what: That was the LONGEST, most grueling run I have EVER done. I am so proud of myself for not walking at all, but that 4.15 miles just about did me in! It was 80 degrees out, VERY windy (20-25 mph), VERY sunny with minimal shade (silly me for choosing a route with barely any trees), and very busy with cars (I took main roads).
Not only did I finish that 4.15 miles, I finished it in 40 minutes, so I was able to take my dog on her usual 1-mile walk, though it was sure a sore walk! I also got a sunburn on my face and arms. Geezalou! I need to make sure from now on that I get up early to run!
That all being said, I sure feel happy knowing I am taking tomorrow off from any activity beyond walking my dog :o}
P.S. Thanks to BLEIGH711 for really making my day with her comment on my previous blog...I don't realize sometimes that I can be motivating and/or encouraging to other Sparkers, and being told that makes me happy and more motivated myself! I was actually contemplating not running at all today before I read that comment.
Also, thank you to ILIKECACTI and SHRINKINGSIMONE for commenting, too! I am thinking that I will absolutely do the 10K on Saturday :o}
Today is a rough one all around so far. My alarm went off at 4:30 a.m. for me to get up and run, but there was a wicked thunderstorm going on. Reset it for 5:30 a.m. and the same thing happened. I resigned myself to either taking today off and running tomorrow instead or running at some point today (either my lunch hour or after supper). At 6:30 a.m., we heard a "THUNK" and my baby started wailing. We ran into her nursery to find that she had somehow jumped or climbed out of her crib and we do not know HOW she landed (though we think head or back). After a few minutes, she calmed down, and we inspected her. No sign of trauma, no bruising, no goose eggs....everything moving well with no wincing. I brushed and combed her hair to see if that would hurt (and to look for any injuries). Nothing...she took the brush and tried to brush her own hair!
So, I have been spending the morning trying to figure out what to do to prevent this from happending. We did figure it out (we can't do the toddler bed yet; she is so young and would just not sleep in it...she would be exploring like CRAZY).
So, running today. Not looking forward to it. I like to get it "done with" bright and early in the wee hours of the morning. There is a method to my madness of crawling out of bed at that time! But, I absolutely love running. It's the mental part of it that can slow my motivation a bit, especially now that I am running 4 miles most days (with a 5-miler coming up on Saturday).
Also, I am becoming impatient with my weight loss. It is almost as if the first part of my weight loss was easier because I had so far to go that I didn't think about the end of the road at all. I am getting so much closer to my initial goal weight of 155 (with a reassessment of my goal weight after that)...it's just that I want to BE there already!!! I know my journey does not seem to have been that long (since July 2009) but I have been overweight since I was 12, and I surpassed my lowest "documented" weight at 180 (I am now 174).
A bit off and on topic, but I got an email talking about a 5K/10K to benefit a young woman with medical bills. This race is an hour out of town, and is only $15 to sign up. A part of me wants to do the 10K SOOOOOO bad, but I have only run 4.25 miles at the most at one time, not the 6.2 miles of the 10K. Then a part of me says, "Well, just walk when you need to!!" Not sure...I am waffling a bit on it! It would be nice to get a 10K in before August (I am doing one on August 17). I do also have a 5K coming up July 31st....I am just chomping at the bit about this 10K on Saturday, though. Any thoughts from my fellow Sparkers on this?
Well, I better get back to work....and stop my rambling/blathering :o}
Sunday, July 11:
Training: Run 4 miles
Monday, July 12:
Training: Run 4 miles
Other: ST for 30 minutes.
Tuesday, July 13:
Training: Run 3 miles.
Other: None (other than walking dog)
Wednesday, July 14:
Training: Run 4 miles.
Other: None.
Thursday, July 15:
Training: Rest day from training.
Friday, July 16:
Training: Run 3 miles.
Other: ST/abs.
Saturday, July 17:
Training: Run 5 miles (oh, dear Lord).
Other: None.
There is no spinning this week (6 weeks on, 1 week off per their schedule), which I think will be a good break. After this week off, I will sign up for T/Th class instead of all 5 days, so I don't overdo it especially now that my training is really amping up!! I am running 23 miles this week! Almost a marathon...holy moly how do people run a marathon?? One day, I will get there.


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It's easy to dismiss Henry Weingarten's Astrologers Fund as a joke. After all, Nancy Reagan was laughed at for consulting an astrologer during her husband's presidency. And the daily horoscope in the newspapers isn't terribly enlightening.
Still, the moon affects the tides from thousands of miles away and the sun creates most of the weather on earth. So, why can't the movements of the planets and the stars affect financial markets, too?
For instance, earlier this year Weingarten predicted there would be a major downdraft in the stock market on Aug. 28. It was the last total lunar eclipse, a technical and astrological convergence that culminated with the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbling 280 points to test the 13,000 level.
Coincidence? Maybe. But it was enough to make me want to find out what Weingarten was predicting at his conference on Sept. 11, the day of the solar eclipse.The Astrologers Fund isn't a mutual fund. It's an institutional fund that manages money for high-net worth individuals and institutions. Weingarten declines to say how much he has under management. According to the fund's Web site, it returned 17% in July, 26% in August and was up 9.7% for the first two weeks of September. However, these are unaudited results. Weingarten's head isn't solely in the stars. He uses a combination of technical analysis, fundamental analysis and astrological charting to make predictions on the direction of commodities, currencies and stocks. The New York money manager says that when all three converge, a major market move is usually in the works. And most of the time, he can determine its direction, he says. "We use all the standard fundamental and technical tools, but astrology is most important," says Weingarten. "That's what makes us unique and allows us to capture market surprises most people don't see. It's out-of-the-box thinking." But he adds that if something is overwhelmingly undervalued on a fundamental basis, "I follow that. It depends on the situation." Weingarten is also a gold bug. In ordinary times, that would be another strike against him. But these aren't ordinary times. Since 2001, when he first recommended that his clients buy gold, the yellow metal's price has surged more than 250%. In early June, Weingarten predicted a major move up in the price of gold, but said that it needed to test support first. He said to watch June 27. That day, the price of gold fell $5.70 to $642.85, its lowest point in three months. It's been rallying ever since.
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Stat Man: HP Byron Nelson Championship
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Rymer: How to play in windy conditions
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Manziel pulls out of Byron Nelson pro-am
Less than a week after enduring a freefall at the NFL Draft, this time it's Johnny Manziel who's doing the snubbing.
Oosthuizen cards 64, shares Byron Nelson lead
Yes, that's Oosthuizen's first name, not Larry. Maybe more people will remember it after he grabbed a share of the Nelson lead.
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Hanson leads, Duval 1 back at HP Byron Nelson
David Duval birdied his final three holes Thursday for a 4-under 66, and he sits just one shot off the lead at the Byron Nelson.
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Phil's struggles continuing well into the season
Phil Mickelson had another rough go at The Players last week. What's up with Phil?1995 PGA Championship at Riveria, Monty in a sudden death playoff with Steve Elkington . Both players on 18 in regulation and Elk drops that one to win the PGA. Monty had a shot to match it but, didn't happen. He also came close most recently I guess in 2006, at the U.S. Open. Oh, heartbreak has followed Colin Montgomerie . He is in the Hall of Fame, though. Let's not forget that. Montgomerie 71 starts in major championships, six top fives. We're taking a look at notable players without a major victory. Lee Westwood ten top fives. Sergio Garcia 18 top tens. Steve Stricker had a great shot at myriad last year. Log on to golfchannel.com/vote and select who you think is the best player from
Kaymer, Spieth prepare for Byron Nelson
Martin Kaymer had some travel issues getting to Dallas, but he's made it and is ready to go.1995, PGA Championship at Rivera, Minie in a sudden death playoff with Steve Elkington . Both players at 18 in regulation, and Elk drops that one to win the PGA. Monty and a shot to match it but, didn't happen. He also came close to, most recently I guess in 2006 at the U.S. Open. Heartbreak is followed. Colin Montgomerie , he is in the hall of fame though. Let's not forget that. Montgomerie, 71 starts in major championships. Six top 5s. We're taking a look at notable players without a major victory. Lee Westwood, 10 top 5s. Sergio Garcia 18 top 10s. Steve Stricker had a great shot at Merion last year. Log onto Golfchannel.com slash vote and select. Who you think is the best playerthe notable players that are major-less. What a crew we have here. Colin Montgomerie . Lee Westwood. Sergio. Steve Stricker . This is a great conversation. Thankfully, I'm not providing any input. It's all up to this man. Well no, it's up tomen without a major All right, so we'll start right here with Steve Stricker . Now Steve Stricker is has 21 professional wins. Oh for 61, as we just saw in the graphic. But Steve Stricker his best finish was second at the PGA in 08. He has three top fives. And 11 top tens in major championships. 41 seconds. We go to Colin Montgomerie . Colin Montgomerie of course 31 European tour victories. Eight times the order of merit champion. Four times the player of the year. He has
Todd cards 64 to break away from Nelson logjam
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A Youth Drug Awareness program earned four Carroll County Girl Scouts their silver award. Gabby Vaught, Nohemi Castellon, Megan Higgs and Maddi Carli are the first known Carroll County silver award recipients.
The Silver Award is the highest honor a Girl Scout Cadette can earn. A cadette is a girl in the sixth, seventh or eighth grade and a registered girl scout.
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Kentucky Utilities representatives Jan Coleman and Kristy Thompson met with the city of Prestonville Dec. 15, to discuss the franchise agreement set to expire in February 2015.
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Carroll County boys basketball came home from Owen County Dec. 11 with a 63-42 loss in a 31st district matchup.
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The Carroll County Public Library hosted its annual Nutcracker Tea for young children. Tea and other goodies were served and Santa made a visit. Jennifer Beach, Sarah Beach and Emily Beach provided live music for the event.
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New Victorian ring stock
A few different shots of some new antique gold rings in the shop. Two of them are 15 carat gold, which was a legal standard for a very short time from 1854 to 1931. I love the patina on these and the stones are fantastic - rough cut diamonds, turquoise and paste.
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There's nothing wrong with the iPhone 6. It's the best smartphone not only in the world, but ever made. It's gorgeous, it's luxury-level premium, it's the phone Apple wishes they could have made 7 years ago — it is completely perfect. Though, as someone who has always bought the best available iPhone, it kind of hurts that there's one a bit better. Better is a relative term, obviously, but the screen on the iPhone 6 Plus is just perfection with its higher resolution display, and it's entirely noticeable to me. There's also optical image stabilization in the camera, though that's not the biggest deal as the regular iPhone's camera is a joy. You also get a bigger battery with the iPhone 6 Plus. More →
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In this version of my mother's chicken soup I combine the best of two worlds—fine home cooking and fine restaurant cooking—to create a more intensely flavorful version of a classic comfort food. By cooking the chicken in chicken stock, rather than simply in water, you double the flavor. It's the same technique I use at Chanterelle to prepare consommé for the restaurant menu. The soup's richly concentrated taste is the very essence of the bird as well as a perfect vehicle for Homemade Matzoh Balls.
The matzoh balls can be poached right in the chicken soup toward the end of the final simmering, or poached separately in chicken stock in another pan, then drained and added to the soup just before serving. Either method results in good flavor, although poaching matzoh balls in the soup does make it cloudy and a little less appetizing looking. Since I always have plenty of chicken stock in the restaurant, I usually poach them separately.
1. Using butcher's twine, tie the dill, chervil, and parsley together in one big bunch. (If you're using tarragon, just sprinkle it in after you pour the stock into the pot.) Place the bunch of herbs in a very large stockpot along with the chicken stock and chicken pieces. Set the pot over high heat and bring to a boil, skimming the surface as the foam rises to the top. Reduce the heat to low, cover, and simmer the broth until the chickens are just cooked through, about 45 minutes. Test for doneness by piercing a thigh with a fork; the juices should run clear.
2. Carefully remove the chicken pieces from the broth and set aside to cool. Remove and discard the herb bundle.
3. Add the onion, carrots, and parsnips to the broth and return to a boil. Reduce the heat to low and simmer until the vegetables are very tender, about 30 minutes; a fork should pierce quite easily through a piece of carrot (see Note).
4. While the vegetables cook, remove the skin from the chicken pieces and pull the meat from the bones. Discard the skin and bones. Coarsely chop the meat and add it to the soup, simmering it for 10 minutes longer to reheat. Remove the pot from the heat and season with salt and freshly ground pepper. Serve immediately.
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Staging a Revival!
Staging a Revival!
Tamil theatre is employing new methods to reach out to the younger audiences
By Srinivasa Ramanujam
Chennai Times, A Times of India Publication dated 20th February 2012
A new wave of ideas seems to have hit Tamil theatre. Shedding its 'familydrama' image, it's galvanizing forward thanks to the spirited efforts of some to reach out to the youth and the masses. The latest in this line is the idea of webcasting a Tamil play!
When Prayatna's latest play Thodarum is staged later this week, theatre lovers from across the world can watch it live at the same time. "We want to give audiences a live theatrical experience," explains its director, K Vivekshankar, about this first-of-its-kind initiative, "For instance, if a person in Coimbatore would like to watch a Tamil play, his options are limited. This initiative strives to reach out to people who have few options. Of course, as the Internet is involved, it can be viewed across the world. We want to take theatre to the masses, literally."
Following Dhanushkoti, We are Coming Out with Our New Tamil Play Thodarum
Narada Gana Sabha, TTK Road, Alwarpet, Chennai
February 23,24,25,26
Time : 7 PM
Prayatna, which is entering its second decade in Tamil Theatre, presents Thodarum. Written and Directed by K Vivekshankar, the play is in the horror genre, something that's not been explored in Tamil theatre in the past few decades. The play revolves around the life of a film director and features leading Tamil stage artists.
Watch this space for more information and invitation…
Kalanilayam inaugurates their new play, "Yaar Payyan"
Kalanilayam, a chennai based theatre group founded by its President, Kalaimamani Shri. K.S. Nagarajan has been presenting tamil stage plays of solid content for the last few decades.
Shri.K.S. Nagarajan, who is in his nineties is still active and his passion for drama has never diminished at any point of time. His theatre group, Kalanilayam will be inaugurating their new play, "Yaar Payyan" by K.S.N. Sundar under the auspices of Kartik Fine Arts, Chennai on this Friday.
The play is written and directed by his son, Shri. K.S.N. Sundar who has penned most of the plays produced and presented by Kalanilayam.
You can catch up with the show
on 27th January 2012 at 7.00 pm (IST) at Mylapore Fine Arts Club Auditorium, Musiri Subramaniam Salai, Mylapore, Chennai.
Tamil Stage Drama Producers' Association Inauguration function
Show of Unity
The inaugural function of Tamil Stage Drama Producers' Association was held on 28th November 2011 at Narada Gana Sabha (Mini) Hall, Alwarpet, Chennai
Veteren Director, Dr. K. Balachander, doyen of tamil stage and cinema formally inaugurated the Association in the presence of tamil stage veterens, patrons, and a gathering of almost all those who are engaged in tamil mainstream theatre.
Inaugurating the Association, Dr. K. Balachander recalled his memory to the earlier days of his youthful days when he used to spend the pocket money snatched from his father for witnessing dramas. He lauded the efforts of the association members for having brought all troupes staging tamil plays under an umbrella. He has emphatically declared that even today Theatre is the only form of entertainment that remains unpolluted. Having started his illustrious career as a playwright he appealed to all the dramatists of tamil theatre to infuse fresh blood by introuducing fresh story ideas to woo the present generation.
T.V. Varadharajen, Secretary of the Association while explaining the reason for starting the Association categorically stated that the objective of the association is to coexist with all concerned and strive to take tamil theatre to new heights. He has announced with a thunderous applause from the gathering that the Association would organise a Daily Theatre Festival for a month in Chennai and its suburbs.
Shri Nalli Kuppuswamy Chetti, Shri L.Sabaretnam, Vice Chairman of Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan, Shri A. Natarajan, Former Director of Doordarshan, Shri Deva, Chairman and Selvi Sachu, Member Secretary of Tamilnadu Iyal Isai Nadaka Mandram, Shri R.Krishnaswamy, President of the Federation of City Sabhas, Senior Artists Shri V.S.Raghavan and Shri A.R.S., Shri Murali of Krishna Sweets, Shri Trishakthi Sundaraman, Chairman of Tirshakthi Group, Shri Radha Ravi, Secretary of South Indian Artists Association, Shri Makkal Kural Ramjee were among the diginitaries participated in the function and felicitated.
The programme was compered by C.V. Chandramohan which was webtelecast live.
Tiruchi Drama Artistes' Association anniversary play
Family entertainer: Poi Muganal
Drama 'Poi Mugangal,' is all about how money plays a vital role in a relationship.
Armed with a dramatic beginning, firm dialogue delivery and some realistic acting 'Poi Mugangal,' the play staged at the sixth anniversary of the Tiruchi Drama Artists' Association, tackles issues faced by a changing middle class family.
Written by Tiruchi George and directed by Mohammad Masthan, the story revolves round the protagonist, Viji, whose dreams, to lead a luxurious life, and attitudes are at loggerheads with the conventional sentiments of her husband, Chandru (V.P.C. Sekar) and her family.
Disappointed over her husband's inability in making her dreams come true, Viji decides to walk out on him. So, she fights with him over a trivial issue and leaves him. She narrates her own version of what transpired between Chandru and herself, to her father and brother, and stays back at her father's house.
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The script meanders through some lengthy sequences where Chandru is repeatedly insulted by Viji, who enjoys her newfound freedom. Her father Ambalam (Srirangam N. Kannan) attributes her behaviour to a motherless upbringing. But her brother Babu (Mohammad Masthan), counters the unreasonable demands made by Viji and the tolerance lavished on her by Ambalam and Chandru. Her father-in-law, Ranganathan (G. Radha), also tries to change her attitude but in vain.
Making things worse, Viji's cousin Natraj (R. Senthil), who had left the town long ago returns as a successful businessman. Viji, who longs for a luxurious life, gets caught in a vortex, after seeing Natraj leading a carefree life.
In their subsequent meetings, Viji gets overtly friendly with Natraj that is misunderstood by others as her shifting affections. To top it all, Natraj advises her to throw her marriage to the winds and come along with him. Chandru complicates things by agreeing to issue a divorce if that will make Viji happy. The predictable climax ends with Viji proclaiming her love for Chandru.
Tamil Stage Drama Producers' Association – Inauguration
The Tamil Stage Drama Producers' Association which was formed recently headquartered at Chennai, India will be formally inaugurated today at Chennai by stage doyen and legendary Director, Padmashree Dr. K. Balachander.
The function would be chaired by Padmashree Dr. Nalli Kuppuswami Chetti and felcitations by various theatre enthusiasts an eminent personalities from different field.
All theatre lovers are cordially invited.
Theatre lovers outside chennai and India can watch the webtelecst of this event live at:
Date: 28.11.2011
Time : 6.30 pm
Venue: Narada Gana Sabha Mini Hall, Alwarpet, Chennai
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without a spectator gate. This annual event
will always be held at the Charlotte Harbor
Event & Conference Center, Punta Gorda,
Florida the first Sunday in December.
FLHRA - What type of cars and bikes have
been at past events? What else will people
be able to take pleasure in during the
There have been every car, truck and bike
imaginable, including vintage fire trucks, a
Challenger on display that was custom built
by Chip Foose on his television show,
Overhaulin'; an Eddie Van Halen truck
designed by Chip Foose and built by Boyd
Coddington. We also have swamp buggies, drag
and air boats.
FLHRA - Share a little about past guests you
have had. How did you choose those line-ups
and what did each of them bring to the
Tony - We had world class celebrities that
you'd rarely see under one roof. It was
really easy. Chip Foose, in November 1997,
became the youngest person to be inducted
into the Hot Rod Hall of Fame. Additionally,
Foose was inducted into the Darryl Starbird
Rod & Custom Car Museum Hall of Fame in
2002, the Grand National Roadster Show Hall
of Fame in 2003, and the San Francisco Rod
and Custom Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2005.
A special line of Ford Mustang's carry his
name, the Foose Mustang.
"Big Daddy" Don Garlits was ranked No.1 on
the National Hot Rod Association Top 50
Drivers from 1951 through 2000. In 1989, Don
was inducted in the Motorsports Hall of Fame
of America as the sole representative of
drag racing. In 1997, Don was inducted into
the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.
In 2004 Don was inducted into the Automotive
Hall of Fame.
Shirley Muldowney, known as the "First Lady
of Drag Racing", was the first woman to
receive a license from the National Hot Rod
Association (NHRA) to drive a top fuel
dragster. In 1975, Shirley was the first
woman voted into the Racing All-American
team by the American Auto Racing Writers and
Broadcasters Association. In 1976, Shirley
was named Drag News Top Fuel Driver. In
1977, Shirley won the NHRA Winston world
points championship. becoming the first
woman to claim drag racing's most
prestigious title. In 1980 and 1982, Shirley
won NHRA Winston world points championship
for the second and third time. 1981 Shirley
won the AHRA world championship and was
voted into the Auto Racing All-American team
for the fifth time. In 1990, Shirley was
inducted into the Motorsports Hall of Fame
of America. In 2001, Shirley was ranked
number 5 on the National Hot Rod
Association's 50th Anniversary list of its
Top 50 Drivers, 1951-2000. In 2004, Shirley
Muldowney was inducted into the
International Motor Sports Hall of Fame. And
in 2008, ESPN ranked her 21st on its list of
the Top 25 Drivers of All Time.
FLHRA - Give us the basics about Dec. 8,
2013 date, prices, gate time opening, etc.
Tony - Spectator general admission to the
all-day event is just $15 and $4 of the
ticket price will donated to the Charlotte
County Homeless Coalition Foundation. We're
projecting attendance of 20,000 spectators.
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Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) said he would not stand in the way of a Senate vote on the bill this afternoon, saying he "never had an intention'' of blocking the bill, despite wide speculation that he might mount a filibuster. Read More »
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Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) said he would not stand in the way of a Senate vote on the bill this afternoon, saying he "never had an intention'' of blocking the bill, despite wide speculation that he might mount a filibuster. Read More »
Dear Washington Wire, I'm watching TV and listening to the radio and everyone is saying that Thursday Oct. 17 is the deadline for budget talks. Is that right? What happens tomorrow if Congress doesn't come to an accommodation today? Does the country head off the cliff? Do we default?
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Dear Confused, It's a source of some irritation to us that so few people appear to understand the sequence of events here. This is hugely important to the terms of the debate, and yet the political debate has largely obfuscated the situation.
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How fast could Congress pass a deal to avoid a U.S. debt default? With Senate leaders close to settling on a deal, attention turns to whether any lawmaker (paging Ted Cruz!) will make use of Senate rules that allow a single senator to slow down legislation.
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House leaders were contemplating such a move on Wednesday morning, and some GOP senators said they expected that would be the likely course.
While it might sound odd for the one chamber to vote first on legislation written in the other chamber, doing so would expedite matters by eliminating some procedural hurdles in the Senate. Read More »
On Wednesday, Senate leaders in both parties are putting the finishing touches on an agreement to temporarily raise the nation's debt ceiling and fully reopen the government, as lawmakers race to resolve their budget stalemate and calm anxious financial markets. The expected Senate deal would avoid a potential U.S. debt default, but it would only set new deadlines for lawmakers to make decisions about the long-term course of fiscal policy. Here is our live blog.
Welcome to our live blog. We'll we tracking action in Washington in the debt ceiling and government shutdown, and market reactions through the day.
On its face, the latest version of the House bill did nothing to accelerate broader negotiations over annual spending, entitlements or the tax code.
But House Republicans said Tuesday evening that the idea of a broad budget negotiation is alive and well, even as they struggled to pull together the votes to pass a measure. Read More »
A panel of Wall Street officials told members of the House Financial Services Committee Tuesday the debate over the debt ceiling is already hurting the broader economy.
The concerns reflect widening fears that economic reverberations stemming from the debate in Washington will be long lasting even if Congress manages to cobble together a last-minute plan to raise the debt ceiling before the Oct. 17 deadline, when the Treasury Department will no longer be able to raise new funds. Read More »
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President Barack Obama called House Speaker John Boehner Friday and the two sides agreed to keep talking about a plan to reopen the government and extend the country's borrowing authority, according to an aide to Mr. Boehner.
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I just purchase my 16 quart pressure cooker and decided to put those old saved White Lab vials to work again with some fresh yeast. So my thinking was to put the (30) or so vials in the cooker and sterilize them. I was surprised when I opened the lid to find my originally clear vials, completely turned white and opaque.
Has anyone else tried this and if so is there any down side from the change on opacity?
I doubt that the soda preforms that White Labs uses are autoclavable. Sounds like you need some autoclavable jars.
same thing happened to me; ended up just buying autoclave-able tubes
I wanted to do the same thing. Emailed White labs and got a reply saying they would melt in a pressure cooker. Never attempted it. The autoclavable tubes are cheap enough..
Thanks for taking the time and effort to post a picture to the thread.
I guess I'll send mine back to WL for a t-shirt or something...
Wash them out, stick a little starsan in give a shake, in a few minutes you got sanitized tubes. sterilization is overkill. Of course after writing this I'll get my first infection in 14 years!
Silly question but how did you remove the labels completely? I tried with hours in Oxiclean and I have a layer of glue that won't come off.
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I have noticed that I get a wheezy chest & cough a lot after a run when I have really pushed myself either in a race or when I have done pushed myself to do a shorter fast run. Its also particular worse running in the hot weather as it feels like I cant breathe very well at all and find myself getting quite panicky about it. I have to slow myself down and control breathing to stop it turning into a full panic attack.
The wheeziness lasts anything from a few minutes after my run to up to an hour after. I dont have asthma and havent smoked for the last 7 years so dont know what it could be. Anyone have any ideas what it is and what to do to about it?
Thanks for your replies. I dont have any other coughing at all its just when I'm pushing myself during a run and then lasts for up to an hour after a hard run. I did a 10 mile run today without any problems but it was at a slower pace.
I do suffer from hayfever so could be linked to that but will google excersise induced asthma to see if theres any info. I will go to my gp if its persists as I was really hoping to do some inteval training in preparation for my half marathon so hope its not going to have an effect.
Certainly sounds like EI asthma to me.
And I have it.
I've googled it & the description of it does sound like what happens to me. I'm going to do some inteval training next week so will see how I feel then.
Liverbird, do you find it effects your running much and do you have an inhaler for it or do anything else to help it?
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The word 'philanthrocapitalism' was coined only last February, by Matthew Bishop in 'The Business of Giving', an Economist special supplement on philanthropy. In this issue of Alliance, Bishop sums it up as 'a new way of doing philanthropy, which mirrors the way that business is done in the for-profit capitalist world'.
One year on, our Alliance special feature 'Philanthrocapitalism: Myth or reality?' aims to shed further light on 'new philanthropists' the world over. Are they philanthrocapitalists? Do they see themselves as such? While some of our contributors embrace the idea of philanthrocapitalism warmly, others don't much like it or are wary of its connotations. What is quite clear is that, for better or worse, it is now part of the vocabulary of philanthropy.
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Breakfast is served on the sun-porch from the bountiful buffet table . During the evening you can relax in the living room, enjoy your favorite movie and partake of the freshly baked cookies and lemonade . Let the hotel tempt you with premium coffee or afternoon teas . You may try your hand at pocket billiards in the Old World game room . The hotel also has board games, internet computer, and an extensive lending library available for every member of the family . Take a refreshing swim in the outdoor pool or just lounge in the sun overlooking the ocean . Borrow one of the bikes and tour the mansions along the shores of East Gloucester .
Explore the many tidal pools along the ocean . Partake of the membership at the adjacent Bass Rocks Golf Club, an 18-hole private club overlooking the Atlantic Ocean . Stroll along the ocean walk for a 1/3 mile and take the footbridge to Good Harbor Beach . Cape Ann, a summer community steeped in a rich history as America's Oldest Seaport and Art Colony . Discover the breathtaking hidden coves, miles of sandy beaches, world-renowned artists, old-world shops and unparalleled cuisine . Gloucester, Massachusetts, just 30 miles north of Boston will return you to a time when life was slower .
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Your relationships can keep you happier and healthier—but caring for them is key.
Christakis' and other's research strongly point to friendship as the key to power of an emotional contagion. This is to say that in a month when people are prone to getting sick, feeling down and gaining weight, it would be wise to seek out the company of friends who are bucking the trend and feeling pretty good (by leading healthy lives)-even if you continue to be a good friend to those who are experiencing trouble.
This new spate of research from sociologists and others nicely dovetails with the idea of interconnectedness, which is at the heart of my views on integrative medicine. The basic concept is that you can use the energy of other people and leverage the interconnected nature of the human spirit to increase your energy and your ability to heal and stay well. This is one of six aspects of health and healing discussed in my book (which includes my 21 day plan for energy and weight loss), The Source (Free Press, 2008):
In Chapter 6 I explain how the influence of others may work: "Where most of us see empty space separating one living thing from another, physicists have shown all these empty spaces to be filled with energy that allows for continuous sharing of energy and information across space...This very real energetic web tying together all matter allows for a cause and effect relationship between consciousness (the energy of thought) and healing (the returning of physical processes to normal). The transformative power of our own thoughts and intentions and of the thoughts and intentions of others involves an energetic process that transcends space."
Happiness and health (and their opposite states) are infectious. And while the realities of the struggle of life bring highs and lows to everyone, it's important to be aware of how other people, and most especially your friends, can have very real, subconscious effects on your moods and even your physical health. If you want to lose weight this month join a running club and make friends with other runners. If you want to be happier, you've got to spend at least some time around happy people. It turns out that even the simple act of seeing someone smile is likely to make you smile (scientists call this empathetic mimicry). I for one, after reading the latest research, am going to try to be a source of happiness for others throughout my day in this month and time of gloom. You should try it too!


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Union Host Real Salt Lake Saturday
The Philadelphia Union return to Chester on Saturday and they will face a tough challenge as Real Salt Lake pays a visit.
Philly Soccer Show: Andrew Wenger Joins The Union
KYW's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Eli Pearlman-Storch are joined this week by new Philadelphia Union forward Andrew Wenger.
Philly Soccer Show: Failure To Capitalize on Opportunities
Another 1-1 draw after a late goal, and the Philadelphia Union drops two points to a ten-man Montreal Impact.
Union, Impact Tie 1-1
The Montreal Impact rallied for a 1-1 draw against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday.
Philly Soccer Show: Leo Fernandes
He's one of the hottest players in Major League Soccer right now, and he plays for the Philadelphia Union.
Union Fall To Crew 2-1
The Philadelphia Union lost 2-1 to the Columbus Crew Saturday night.
Philly Soccer Show: Union's Strong Season Start
The Philadelphia Union are unbeaten in their first two games this season, and the KYW Philly Soccer Show has all the action for you.
Wheeler Could Prove To Be Key Piece For Union
It's been a nice start to the MLS season for the Philadelphia Union. They are 1-0-1 after picking up a 1-0 win over New England in their home opener on Saturday in Chester.
Philly Soccer Show: Antoine Hoppenot on Union's Season Opener
The KYW Philly Soccer Show takes a look at Saturday's near-win by Philadelphia with the Union's Antoine Hoppenot.
Union Settle For 1-1 Draw With Timbers
Gaston Fernandez scored on a header in stoppage time to give the Timbers the 1-all draw against the re-tooled Union on Saturday night.
Philly Soccer Show: Union Set To Open MLS Season vs. Portland Timbers
KYW Newsradio's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Eli Pearlman-Storch talk all things Union as the team heads west to start the 2014 MLS campaign on Saturday night.
Berry Settling In With Union
The Union made several moves throughout the off-season and even once training camp began they continued to add to the roster, acquiring 25-year-old defender Austin Berry from the Chicago Fire for allocation money on Monday
Philly Soccer Show: Pedro Ribeiro
The Philadelphia Union is deep into preseason camp, and some player performances are starting to stand out. Rookie forward/midfielder Pedro Ribeiro is one such player.
Philly Soccer Show: Union Assistant Coach Mike Sorber
Former US National Team player and coach Mike Sorber has joined the coaching staff of the Philadelphia Union, and he's our guest on today's show.
Philly Soccer Show: Richie Marquez
Drafted by the Philadelphia Union from a small, Division III college in Southern California, Richie Marquez is the guest on this week's KYW Philly Soccer Show.