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This book offers a new approach to the study of Homeric epic by combining ancient Greek perceptions of Homer with up-to-date scholarship on traditional poetry. Part I argues that, in the archaic period, the Greeks saw the lliad and Odyssey neither as literary works in the modern sense nor as the products of oral poetry. Instead, they regarded them as belonging to a much wider history of the divine cosmos, whose structures and themes are reflected in the resonant… (más)
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~Friedrich Nietzsche
And that's why I'm here eating HFLC Primal/Paleo.
Well I thought I check in again. Been a week yesterday and so I manage to go #2 twice last week (Monday and Thursday) but Sunday I was struggling with bloated stomach and constipation again so i broke down and had Smooth tea and went a little bit yesterday but it was small plops....Unifiber is suppose to come in this week. I hope that will help.
My ultrasound results came back and the Dr called me. He said I don't have gallstones BUT the tube from the gallbladder is thicker than normal and he suggest we get some other opinions. So I am expecting a call from the GI Dr this week as to what to do next and general surgeon too.... so I guess we will see. I can't stress about this...perhaps it has to do with my reasons for constipation, bloatingness, weight struggle..IDK! Just like to get it all straighten out...but I am still eating good and sticking to this Paleo way. Also going with the ESter C, magnesium and Chia seeds as recommended by Ron on this post...I know this all takes time..anyways, that is my update.
Last edited by tinacristina; 06-25-2013 at 11:05 AM.
I'll follow tinacristina's lead and check in.
The last three days have gone pretty well. I'm eating the same things as before, but meals are smaller. I take a probiotic, fermented cod liver oil-butter blend and vitamin D at breakfast, NOW superenzyme at lunch, and drink dilute apple cider vinegar before dinner. I'm inconsistent with glutamine and magnesium glycinate but I take those at bedtime. At the recommendation of my naturopath, I'm taking Microbial Maintenance and oil of oregano.
It will be easy to add ginger, and in a few weeks, I'll be back to spicy foods (currently on elimination diet, and working to add foods back in). I'll also look into R-lipoic acid.
So, i'm not following the protocol, but I can see the parallels.
Tina, increase the Vitamin C and Magnesium Citrate for the time being. Increase the C by a thousand and the citrate by 200-300mg. Drink plenty of water as well. Also order Bile Acid Factors by Jarrow, and follow the supplement instructions to see if we can eliminate the gallbladder problems.
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Has anyone that's posted on here gone forward with the SIBO treatment protocol yet? I'm convinced that I have SIBO, which is very unfortunate as it looks to be extremely difficult to eradicate, but at the same time I feel better finally knowing what I have. I've been told for the past year that I have GERD, and I just never believed it. It really pisses me off that both my GI dr and a naturopath never even suggested that my constant burping and bloating after eating could be SIBO. Luckily, I was only on PPIs for a couple of weeks before I didn't feel well and researched how bad PPIs are for your health.
I've cleaned up my diet immensely (mostly grass fed beef, chicken, fish, bacon, lots of eggs, pistachios, almonds, coconut oil, avocados, olive oil, spinach, romaine, kale, collard greens, chard, edamame beans, ginger, and the occasional white or sweet potato). Everyone teases me and tells me that I eat like a bird now because I'm always eating salads at lunch with chicken or hard boiled eggs in them as well as a bunch of other vegetables, and I've always been a skinny guy at 5'11" and 160 lbs. Even eating hardly any processed junk, I haven't seen any benefits really. I am so jealous when I see people stuffing their face with sandwiches, ice cream, pasta, etc. This SIBO, if I do have it, is really destroying my outlook on life as everything now revolves around food. At least if I were seeing benefits I wouldn't mind, but the only benefit I have is knowing that I'm eating healthier food. I think my SIBO has gotten worse this year as I now have burning in my legs when walking that is relieved when sitting down, which I'm attributing to the bacteria stealing all of my nutrients, especially magnesium. I've played sports my whole life and I've always been in shape and healthy up until the past year, so to know that when I now walk and my legs burn really bothers me.
I've researched SIBO diligently for the past week and there are many treatments for it, some of which are more successful than others. I'd like to avoid antibiotics, as although they are very effective, it seems as if SIBO is almost guaranteed to return after antibiotic treatment. It appears as though the only way to get better is to do a combination of antibiotic/anti-microbial plus a biofilm disruptor like Lactoferrin or Interfase Plus while being on an extremely strict GAPS/SCD for months.
I have my SIBO breath test in a month, so I have to suffer with this anxiety and burping/bloating/leg pain until then. I'm not sure if I should start any herbal treatments like peppermint oil and Interfase Plus yet without knowing for sure that I have SIBO as I'm afraid to do any damage. Has anyone had any results treating SIBO? I would seriously appreciate any input. Ron Swanson (I believe his real name is John) has been very helpful in providing me with details on how to treat this. I'm just interested to hear if anyone else has successfully treated SIBO.
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I have digestive issues. Always have. Is it SIBO, nightshade intolerance or an autoimmune condition? I don't know.
I've had an endoscopy, colonoscopy, hpylori test. All negative.
I have always been sluggish, constipation prone, tired, with low immunity. Gassy, belching, extremely tender to touch stomach. Aching muscles, weak.
I was on PPIs for almost 2 years.
I've been paleo for year and half and while it had made me feel much better in so many ways, I still have the gas, bloating and constipation. More recently a pain in my right side. (Not appendix, I got it checked out).
I just wrote a couple of questions on here about nightshades, GAPS, auto immune diet. Now I'm thinking SIBO could be a possibility. So, do I suffer stomach issues? YES! So does most of my family. Auto immune problems, gall bladder problems, chrons and IBS.
I wasn't breastfed so possible lack of good gut bacteria?
I'm not sure if I should start an elimination diet. And if so which one? Auto immune diet restricts nightshades but FODMAPS does not. Should I eat fruit our not? Should I avoid fermented foods like saurkraut (more gas) or introduce them into my diet? So confused!
SW: 68 kg. * CW: 61.5 kg. * GW: 60 kg or less...
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You could always starve the bacteria to death using a semi-elemental or elemental diet. Look here: SIBO- Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth - Welcome
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Can we discuss transit time? Though I have been having BMs regularly (1-2x daily) for the last two weeks, I had previously been suffering from constipation (only for a month or two). However, tonight I saw some undigested food in my stool. The problem is, the food that was in my stool tonight was eaten exactly one week ago. I know, because it's not something I eat usually. How is it I am going so regularly but I am a week behind in clearing out?
As a note, I had been taking Hcl, but stopped a few weeks ago because even one pill caused excessive burning for hours afterward. Should I think about digestive enzymes instead?


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Great Kit, shaft size on small bit-easily fixed
Love this kit, has a bit of everything you might need! Came across same situation with the collet not small enough, but also had it with the Dremel collet & bit. Easy...Read complete review
Love this kit, has a bit of everything you might need! Came across same situation with the collet not small enough, but also had it with the Dremel collet & bit. Easy fix that has worked for about 5 yrs. Simply take a small (1/4 to 1/2 in.) wide strip of aluminum foil and wrap it smoothly around shaft on bit, then insert it into collet and tighten down. From that point forward when you remove the bit the foil stays on it and you just snap it back into kit and use as a normal bit. I still have the original foil from 5 yrs ago on my bit and it is used almost daily for pilot holes.
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The enclosed collets don't fit the Chicago Electric professional rotary tool. The assortment of grinding heads, discs, and accessories still makes it a worthwhile purchase, but don't expect the collets to work with...Read complete review
The enclosed collets don't fit the Chicago Electric professional rotary tool. The assortment of grinding heads, discs, and accessories still makes it a worthwhile purchase, but don't expect the collets to work with your HF rotary tool. MAJOR problem with HF's rotary tool design, they should all have common shaft ID, OD, etc to make accessories interchangeable.
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(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
A very comprehensive Accessory set
By Old war horse
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Comments about Chicago Electric Power Tools 249 Piece Rotary Tool Accessory Set:
I got this set about 2 yrs ago and have used quite a few items.Do have a lot of these tools from many different rotary tools and so don't need to keep using the same one over and over.I like the selection offered in this set and would pick one up for someone else.I have the HFT '68696' rotary tool and really like it.I added a keyless chuck to mine so shank sizes and collets are of no concern.The HFT diamond cutoff wheels for the rotary tool are a real + also.Give this set a go!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
buy it now.. buy 2
By madwire
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not the highest of quality but for the price i dare u to beat this deal. i carve wood for extra income and try to keep expenses down and this kit does that for me and at the same time gives me tons of extras.. for 4-6 individual bits id spend 20 for dremel junk that looks better but isnt much better in quality. i have sooo many extra items in this kit to do other around the house jobs and even helping out freinds who are trying to figure out how to do random jobs this kit does em all... be stubburn and blow money on other stuff or buy this and be ready for anything in your way... the cylindar cutter i use excessively and that thing holds up to the point where if i didnt know better id pay 20 for that bit alone...sanding barrels are junk but theres a bunch so u get to finish a few tasks before ur out
(10 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
excellent value with many superb pieces
By Rotary Tool King
from Philadephia, Pa
I tried all the pieces in this kit on steel, wood and plastic. The cutting discs, polishing discs, brushes, stones are all near first rate quality. The sanding discs work but are not as durable as dremels. The large sanding mandrel is small and won't hold sanding discs firm. The cutter and drill bits are duller but work. The fiberglass discs fall apart with a few uses, 2 of 4 collets don't fit, and one that does holds bits off center. The chuck screwdriver is a bit too narrow for most mandrels. The mandrels are a tiny bit off center and vibrate more than dremels.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Great value!
By Chevota
from CA
Lots of useful bits here. The 80grit flapper bit usually sells for $8 alone, and btw, they're excellent and very long lasting, a must have bit imo. The stones are great, the diamond bits, etc etc. All you really need is some more/larger diamond bits like kit #36252 or #40547, and maybe #31501 if you do a lot of cutting, and you have about all you'll ever need. I use this with tool #97626 (<$8 on sale) and Dremel brand #7300 ($20 @ [@]).
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Great Buy
By Shop Guy
from Hebron, CT
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Lot's of useful tools in this kit. None of them are durable, but each will last long enough to get the job done. So many tools and so much variety will get you through lot's of small-scale projects.
Great deal on this set
By Brad the Wheel Chair Dog Walker!
from Myrtle Beach, SC
This is a great deal for the set! I ordered this along with the flex shaft carver/grinder and am very happy with both. Lots of great accessories in the kit, if you bought the Dremel brand it would cost triple or more! Seems to be good quality, as I have found most of the Storehouse stuff to be.
Great set for the money!
By Tim
from Rochester, NY
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
If you're like me you have a bunch of odds and ends rotary accessories that came without anything to store them in (like most of the rotary tool kits on here and the RTX). Even after you've used half of the accessories in this, you'll have a place to store replacements you buy. Can't beat the price, either!
Excellent Value for the Money!
By Steve
from New Providence, PA
I purchased this accessory set at the Lancaster, PA store after seeing it on the HF website.With an additional offer from HF, I paid 20% less than the price HF had it for (I would have paid full price with no arguments).I was expecting the wire wheel to shed its wires with the first use. Not so. In fact, the wire wheel that came with this set is of better quality than the one that came with my famously known rotary tool! I know this because one of them spits wires out at me and the other one does not.I read some of the reviews here, where people were having trouble with the small drill bit staying tight in the smallest collet (1/16") included with this set. I have NOT found that to be an issue. I tried the collet and bit in both of my name brand tools (one is cordless), and they stayed perfectly tight. I had no problems in this area.I DID have to grind out the inside of the collet wrench so it would fit over my rotary tool's "chuck". That was my only issue, I widened it with a grinding wheel in this kit, and had the problem solved in two minutes.This kit is great, there is a vast assortment of accessories, and the carrying case is "not bad". This is a great set, with a lot of quality accessories and the price is outstanding. You would pay 5 times as much (at least) if you purchased the same accessories from the name brand people. I am very happy with it! If you like to tinker with a rotary tool, BUY THIS KIT. You'll like it!
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Unbelievable Value
By Mike in Bama
from Hoover, AL
I use this set with the rotary tool I modified into a tool grinder for my mini metal working lathe. It works perfectly for this application. When not on the lathe, my mounting bar allows me to clamp the rotary tool in a vise and use both hands to move the material against the bit. I can't imagine anyone being unhappy with this set. Highly recommended!
(3 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
great accessories for the price
By bob sagot
from boardman oh
awesome for [$] cant get any better
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The Global Roots Festival, a two-day free event this year, offers the expected multi-culti mix of far-flung exotica. Tuesday brings haunting female vocals galore, first from the theatrical DakhaBrakha, who put a tasteful and discreet postmodern spin on the folk music of Ukraine's villages, and then Kardemimmit, four compelling young Finnish women who accompany themselves on the kantele, a stringed instrument from the dulcimer/zither family. Wednesday's a groovefest with Debo Band, an Ethiopian-American group that's recorded for Sub Pop, and Christine Salem, a bluesy diva who sings in several languages (Creole, Swahili, Malagasy, French) and hails from Reunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean. (7:30 p.m. Tue.-Wed., Cedar Cultural Center. Free.) Surowicz
Though a number of the "Buena Vista Social Club" film stars have passed on, the current 15-member all-Cuban Nonesuch Records-sponsored band called Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club has plenty of talent to spare. The headline names? Well, there's 67-year-old guitar master Eliades Ochoa, who also leads the legendary Cuarteto Patria. And 82-year-old singing sensation Omara Portuondo has made some fine solo CDs for the label. There's 80-year-old trumpeter Manuel "Guajiro" Mirabal, who's bringing along trumpeter Guajirito Mirabal, presumably his son or grandson. Then there's comparative youngster Barbarito Torres, 57, who is the world's best-known player of the laúd, a Cuban lute. Havana comes to Burnsville for una noche especial. (8 p.m. Wed., Burnsville Performing Arts Center, $39.50-$50.50.) Surowicz


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Writing my last 10 things blog had an uplifting effect on me, so I decided to try another one. I still have persistent problems, but it made me realize that there are a lot of things that are right with my life, so here goes:
1. This Tuesday, if all goes well, I will be finishing up a Certificate in Change Leadership from Cornell University. It's a program that is offered online through the eCornell.com web site, and it's on-the-job training for me. Or would be, if I actually had time to complete it during work hours. I've been doing a lot of the assignments at home. It's a series of 6 two-week courses that I've been taking since July. I think it's a good program, and I've learned a lot. I won't miss the homework though.
2. After a near melt-down this afternoon, my computer is back on. I didn't lose the course project I was working on (see #1), and I'm running a full backup that should be completed by 9:30 pm, EDST (cross fingers!)
3. My daughter was home for her fall break this weekend. It was wonderful to see her, and we had some good times baking apple cider donut holes, watching movies (Pride and Prejudice), and crocheting. She's making a hat for one of her friends, and I'm making a baby blanket for one of mine. Good times!
4. My boss is back, part-time this week after hip surgery. Maybe things will be a little less crazy at work.
5. I continue to make very satisfying progress on my Italian genealogy. I've added more third great-grandparents, and several more microfilms are on their way to my local Family History Center from Salt Lake City. Italian records are remarkably good, and I expect to be able to find a few more.
6. I'm thinking of making a family history book for my Italian aunts for Christmas. Suggestions welcome. I've even found photographs of the area where my family lived on Flickr.com to complement the existing family portraits. The photo above is one of my grandmother as a young woman. I retouched it in Photoshop to remove crease lines and smudges. I'm pleased with how it turned out.
7. I start running again this week. I haven't done much since the Sea Gull Century, because of work, studies, my daughter's visit, and other demands on my time. But that's okay, because my objective is to train for the Pittsburgh Rock n Roll HM in such a gradual way that I don't hurt myself. My goal is to finish another 5 weeks of the Jeff Galloway program by the end of the year, while continuing to bike to work.
8. I mentioned in a previous blog that I was making sleep a higher priority, but I didn't really explain why. Now I can finally say. My husband suggested a few weeks ago that I make an appointment with a doctor because my snoring was starting to bother him. I have chronic allergies, so initially I just thought it was just congestion, but I was wrong. I've now had 3 visits with a sleep specialist, spent 2 nights in a lab, and had 2 other visits with my primary doc. I have sleep apnea. It's mild (whatever that means), but it's there. The reason I'm so excited about this is that I finally UNDERSTAND why I can sleep and sleep and never feel like I've had enough, why I always feel tired and sleepy during the day, have a lousy memory, poor ability to concentrate, why I constantly crave carbohydrates, and can't lose any weight no matter what I eat and how hard I exercise. Sleep apnea can cause all of this, and more. I've probably had it for quite a while now. I was really tired of being tired all the time. Now I can get better!
9. So now I have finally started treatment (after 4 weeks of waiting for the process to work it's way through) and it's starting to work. It will probably be a few more weeks before I feel the full effect of it, but I've already noticed that I don't have the same food cravings, and I haven't felt excessively sleepy during the day. Progress!!
10. In spite of sleep apnea, I have managed to log over 100,000 exercise minutes on Sparkpeople over the last 4.5 years. I had been gaining about 10 pounds a year for about 6 years when I joined, and while I haven't lost nearly as much as I would have liked, thanks to Sparkpeople, I effectively put a stop to the endless weight gain, and I don't have other complications that are associated with sleep apnea (such as high blood pressure, heart problems, diabetes, and mood problems).
They say many people have it without knowing it. If you experience excessive daytime sleepiness and weight gain, get checked out. It's very treatable.
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This was the out from the balcony of the house where I was staying yesterday just before I started my bike ride. It was a perfect day. Bottom line up front: I finished! This is not something I could have done a year ago, but a year and a half of riding 20 miles a day, 5 days a week, has made a difference.
It was all flat, but it wasn't easy. The first 50 miles couldn't have been more perfect. It was sunny but not too warm. My legs felt great, and I averaged over 13 miles an hour, sometimes going 16-17 mph, which is amazing for me. It was somewhere between 50 and 64 miles that I started to feel it. By the time I got to Assateague Island (about mile 64), I was going pretty slowly (maybe 11 mph or so, less on the bridge), but I thought it was just because I needed a rest stop. Somewhere between 64 and 85, I started wondering if I was going to make it. My shoulders started feeling tight, I was getting saddle sore, and I had to slow down. There was also a headwind. I couldn't wait to get to the rest stop at mile 85. The last 4 miles seemed interminable. I took a little extra time at that stop to just sit, enjoy my snack (apple pie and ice cream!), and stretch. Then I got up to face the last 15 miles.
I'm used to riding in my highest gear, but I found myself downshifting to my middle gear. I started to get tired of the taste of Gatorade. Even without hills, every mile took more effort. About 5 miles from the finish line, it started to rain. I stopped long enough to put on my jacket, and a few minutes later it stopped. It was an awesome feeling coming into the finish line with a crowd cheering. It wasn't a race, but I think it took me about 8.5 hours. Although I was one of the slower riders, I was far from last.
The first thing I did after I met up with my friends and had pictures taken was check into a drugstore for several things I hadn't thought to bring with me from home: some Benadryl and cortisone cream for the bug bites I didn't realize I had gotten (so big and so itchy!), and some heat patches and Advil for my shoulders. I took my foam roller with me, and that was great for stretching out my achy shoulders. As I drifted into sleep, I kept seeing myself on a road, on my bike, with other cyclists all around me. Eventually my mind quieted down. I slept very well, and today I feel great. It really doesn't feel like the day after a hundred mile bike ride, although I might feel differently if I actually had to try sitting on a bike today.
I would definitely do it again. I'm starting a list. Things to definitely take along again next year: arm warmers, sunglasses, camelbak, camera, foam roller, rain jacket, wipes. Things to add or change for next year: bike seat, cycling shorts, insect repellent.
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I was inspired by a couple of friends who wrote "10 things" blogs, so here goes.
1. This was completely unexpected. I had a routine follow up visit with my oncologist this week. It has been 10 years now since my surgery, and she says I don't have to be followed anymore, so she's referring back to my regular gynecologist.
2. I'm down a couple of pounds this week. I had almost given up, since nothing seemed to budge the scale (except on the up side). It probably has to do with getting more sleep. I'm making that a priority right now.
3. I've been riding my bike to work for almost a year and a half. I'm really proud of what I've done, and what I continue to do, with or without weight loss.
4. I've been following Jeff Galloway's Conditioning Program and Half Marathon training program since May, with a few breaks. I'm poised to complete Week 4 of the HM program today, as soon as I finish writing this blog.
5. Next weekend, I'll be riding in my first Century.
6. My 19th anniversary is coming up the following week.
7. My daughter is settling in well at college and making good decisions. My son's school year is also going well.
8. My body is handling all the exercise very well. I have no aches or pains to speak of in my feet, my sacroiliac joints, or anywhere else. Even my shoulders seem to be less achy/tight than usual.
9. I made some amazing progress on the Italian side of my genealogy this week. I started out with just the names of my grandparents and a couple of my great grandparents. Now I have the names of all my second great grandparents, and even a couple of my third great grandparents. I'm thrilled, and it makes one of my aunts very happy too.
10. My dog Babe is fully recovered from her surgery. My cat has recovered from the fight he got in a couple of months ago. He just needs to grow a little bit more fur back.
11. I have great Sparkfriends who support me, encourage me, and inspire me, both on this site, and on Facebook. I love you all!
A few weeks ago, I wrote about signing up for the Pittsburgh Rock n Roll Half Marathon in 2013.
Since then, I've completed 3 weeks of Jeff Galloway's conditioning program. I'm feeling good. It has been remarkably easy, and the main thing I have to do is not get ahead of myself and avoid injury. My physical therapist has been extremely supportive. In fact, she suggested that I invite my daughter to train and run with me as well.
I wasn't sure how the suggestion would be received given that my daughter has not been a runner. She was very athletic growing up, playing soccer and softball, but she hasn't been active in either for the last year or so, and I think she enjoys the structure of a team. Also, she's about to go off to college, and it's hard to know what she'll be interested in in a year's time.
All that notwithstanding, my daughter seemed very interested, and she asked me to sign her up and give her some training advice. I just signed her up, and the training advice I gave her is the same advice I gave myself: read Jeff Galloway, and follow a regular training program. Maybe this will motivate her to find a group at college to run with.
So now there are two of us. I hope that having a fitness goal to work toward as she sets off for college will help set her up for a healthy lifestyle in college and beyond, and help her avoid the "freshman 15" as well.
I had a great time with Sparkfriends in Pittsburgh last month, participating in "Just a Short Run," so when members of the group invited everyone to sign up for the Rock N Roll Half Marathon (also in Pittsburgh) in August 2013, I was initially skeptical. I can walk and I can bike, but I've never been a great runner.
I did some running in college, but most of my attempts at running as an adult have ended in injury. I think this happens mostly because I get ahead of myself and I want to do more, and do it faster than is strictly advisable.
Anyway, I was leaning toward doing it, and I got swept up in the excitement. I signed up this morning. The opportunity to be with Sparkfriends is a big draw.
I have a year and 3 months to get ready for this, so here's the plan. I know that I have more than enough time to train for this, and that I need to do everything in a slow and measured way. I'm starting out today with Jeff Galloway's 8 week conditioning program (http://www.jeffgalloway.com/training/condition.html), to help get my body ready for longer distance running. Then, if all goes well, I'll start following the half marathon training program (http://www.jeffgalloway.com/training/half_marathon.html), repeating weeks as needed to make sure I'm ready for the next distance increase. I also want to talk to my physical therapist and look into strength training programs, because I know that one of my problems as a runner is weak hips. (I've been doing some exercises for my hips, but I don't know how far I've gotten relative to where I need to be for what I want to do.)
I know that one of the biggest challenges for me in doing this will be to keep myself from trying to go too far too fast and then get hurt. It's 13.1 miles, and I have up to 4 hours to do it, so I don't have to be fast, but I do want to finish.
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Will you encourage me, hold me accountable, and remind me to slow down over the next 15 months if I start to get ahead of myself?
All I want to do is run, spend time with friends, and finish without injuries. Losing some more weight would be great too, but not at the expense of losing muscle.
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The start of my RIMS upgrade. Removable inner electrical panel to make it easier on my wiring guy and a swinging mount to make it compact when storing. Pat.
that is very nice! I really like how you have your stand arranged.
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What are you going to use as your RIMS Tube? Maybe my http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/rims-dummies-114997/ thread would help. You probably already know what you are going to do, so maybe looking at the thread wouldn't help so much. Just thought I would offer. Man, you do beautiful work!
Guy, I have a game plan but I also have previewed your thread.
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Leonard House Villa Bodrum
Official Contact Details - Leonard HousePhone: 00902523136633 Fax: 00902523162014
This House is located in Icmeler which is near the centrum of Bodrum.
- Price from 35 EUR / Day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 2 bedrooms & 1 bathroom
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Unbelievablely delightful holiday Villa in the heaven of Bodrum - Turkey.And can offer sleep to 6 people. Villa have 2 bedrooms.
House is located only a 600 mt far away from the centre of Bodrum. It is located in Icmeler which is near the centrum of Bodrum.This house comprises 2 bedrooms, a livingroom, a bathroom and it is furnished with all new goods and in a well-cared for complex with swimmingpool and sea view.While you are swimming in the swimmingpool you can enjoy the sea view of Bodrum.A double bed, 2 single beds, 2 sofas total 6 people can sleep. Halicarnassus was the ancient name for Bodrum, now the most popular holiday resort of the Aegean.due to its numerous bays and beaches, it has a crystal clear sea and its historical ruins which lie comfortably beside natural beauty.It's one of the most prominent tourism centres of Aegean region.The Castle of St Peter. which today houses a museum, the Amphitheatre , the Mausoleum and the Rock tombs from only a part of Bodrum's richness.During the day Bodrum is a wonderfully restful place but its attraction increases as night falls and the lively nightlife begins.
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Halicarnassus is the ancient name for what is known today as Bodrum. It's geographical location in or near so many of the great civilizations has left it with an incredibly rich history. All types of holiday are possible within the Bodrum peninsula. The bustling bohemian centre of Bodrum offers great shopping, restaurants and numerous bars. The beautiful habour lined with yachts from around the world and the magnificent local wooden gullets moored against a backdrop of Bodrum Cast are an impressive sight- try a boat trip, there's plenty to choose from! The nightlife in Bodrum town is world-renowned not for the faint-hearted!
In Bodrum you can visit the castle, Antique Theatre and museums.Night time you can enjoy the bars Gumbet and Bodrum Bar str.Also do not forget to go for shopping to Oasis Shoping Centre(open all day till 23:00)open bazaar in Bodrum on Tuesday&Thursday(All day) open bazaar in Turgutreis on Saturday(All day).
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BOSTON, MA-- The Troy woman accused of trying to bilk money from a Boston Marathon victim relief fund pleads not guilty to charges.
26-year-old Audrea Gause pleaded not guilty to Larceny over $250 and Gross Fraud in Suffolk Superior Court in Boston today.
Gause is accused of taking nearly a half million dollars from the "One Fund Boston".
She claimed she suffered a traumatic brain injury during the blast.
Investigators say she was nowhere near Boston that day.
Investigators say she tried to use the money to build a new home.
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Report: RIAA pressured Apple into creating iTunes LP
This feature over at GigaOM has quite a few interesting insights about the iTunes LP program -- while Apple sells it wholeheartedly as "the visual experience of the record album," it appears the story behind the story is not quite so clean. According to an anonymous source in the industry (note, not Apple themselves), the service didn't come from Cupertino. Instead, it was designed by record companies, and agreed to by Apple as a "concession" to "make a gesture in favor of album sales." The piece also states that Apple subsidized the creation of the first few "LPs," some of which cost up to $60,000 to assemble and license.
As you might expect with any other less-than-popular product at Apple, iTunes LP isn't exactly being thrown into the spotlight, either. While a much more visual music experience would be perfect for the iPad, GigaOM notes that it didn't even merit a mention by Jobs at the iPad announcement. It's certainly possible that iTunes LP could find a new home in the future, if bands really get behind the service and make their own (a few have, as noted, but the cost seems pretty prohibitive, especially if sales aren't that impressive), but from what this anonymous source says, the LP service is a record company concession that hasn't paid off for Apple even in the way its originators hoped.
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TYLER— Those wanting a flu shot might have trouble finding one; there's a shortage.
Doses of the swine flu and now the seasonal flu are low, according to health officials.
Statistics show, there have been more seasonal shots shipped this year compared to any previous flu season. It seems they are flying off the shelves too fast.
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Agnes Johannah Keibler, 85, of Punxsutawney, died Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014 at Christ the King Manor.
She was born Aug. 20, 1929, in Jeannette, Pa., a daughter of the late Albert Merle McCauley and Kathryn (Hays) McCauley.
On Dec. 18, 1946 she became the wife of Howard Eugene Keibler. He preceded her in death on June 27, 1990.
Agnes was a hardworking farmer's wife who wouldn't settle for the term "I can't do it." She was determined and headstrong and raised her children to be the same.
Louise Ethel Vasbinder, 84, of Punxsutawney, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2014, at Christ the King Manor.
She was born on Jan. 22, 1930, in Langville, a daughter of the late Ellwood and Grace (Geist) Yount.
In 1949, she became the wife of Harry I. Vasbinder, who preceded her in death on April 1, 2005.
Mrs. Vasbinder attended the Grange Church of God.
She was a homemaker and a farmer's wife. She was a selfless, hardworking woman that worked daily on milking cows, farm chores and most importantly, caring for her family.
Joseph Francis O'Donnell, 87, of Sigel, passed away Friday, Oct. 17, 2014, at home.
The son of the late John Patrick and Catherine Songer O'Donnell, he was born July 1, 1927, in Sigel.
He was married to the late Anna Marie Eisenman, who preceded him in death, on Oct. 25, 2008.
He was a U.S. Army veteran, having served during the Korean Conflict.
Joseph was a lifelong dairy farmer.
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PUNXSUTAWNEY — The Punxsutawney Concert Association will begin its 2014-2015 season on Tuesday, Oct. 21, with William Florian, former lead singer of the Grammy-winning folk supergroup of the 1960s, The New Christy Minstrels. In his show "Those Were the Days," he will celebrate the spirit of the 1960s at the Punxsutawney Area High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m.
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Halloweenfest, sponsored by Punxsy Dental, is an afternoon of fun set for noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25 in Barclay Square. Even bigger and better than last's year debut, the event promises to overflow with plenty of attractions, as well as tricks (of the magic kind, that is) and treats of all sorts for area youngsters and their families to enjoy.
Read the full story in Saturday's edition of The Spirit.
Members of the Punxsy football team were recognized on the field for Senior Night, and on the field, the seniors shined in a 42-6 win, as well.
For the full recap, see Saturday's edition of The Spirit.
Those planning to be the only Elsa at the Halloween party might want to let that one go. It's likely she'll be the number one costume this year. Mashable asked the data miners at Google Trends to share what costumes people are searching the most, and unsurprisingly, Queen Elsa tops the list. She's joined by a few of her Frozen castmates, and a whole slew of familiar faces in the pop culture world. So, while that Guardian's of the Galaxy costume may seem like a really awesome idea, thousands of others are planning to wear the same thing.
CLOE — Cancer is a disease that no one likes to think about. A silent killer that has taken the lives of millions, there are many forms of cancer, but one form is one that not many truly understand.
It was a beautiful summer day when Susan Evans learned she had cancer. That beautiful day turned into a day filled with fear.
Barbara Ann Reed, 77, Punxsutawney, died Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014, at Penn Highlands DuBois.
She was born May 11, 1937, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late Harry and Maude (Smith) Whitesell.
On February 23, 1957, she married Gilbert M. Reed in Emerickville, Pa., who survives.
Barbara loved the Lord. She was a member of the Grange Church of God, where she taught Sunday School and spent many hours volunteering her time.
She worked as a monitor at Mapleview Elementary School for 40 years and was known as Grandma Barb to thousands of students.
Denise (Helbling) Sunderland, 80, of Punxsutawney, died Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014, at AM/PM Personal Care Home, surrounded by her family and friends.
She was born Dec. 23, 1933, in New Brighton, Pa., a daughter of the late A. G. and Esther (Lehnert) Helbling.
She attended Providence Hospital School of Nursing, graduating in 1955 as a Registered Nurse. She also graduated from the USAF School of Aviation Medicine at Brooks Air Force Base as a Flight Nurse in 1962.
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- 0Apr 4, '12 by mee9mee9what exactly do you do? i was told a nurse practitioner does everything a doctor does except for surgeries which is great news to hear. I want to be a nurse midwife but those programs are hard to find and i dont want be in a career where all i do is deliver babies all the time. What can you do with a neonatal nurse practitioner career?


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The first teaser trailer for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies has arrived online!
The short two minute video features some pretty emotional clips. Overlaying scenes of battle, destruction and the initiations of war with the song The Edge Of Night; a mournful tune first heard in The Return Of The King.
A poster for the final installment of the Hobbit trilogy, featuring a kneeling Bilbo and his sword Sting, has also been released.
The official synopsis for the film reads:
The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies brings to an epic conclusion the adventures of Bilbo Baggins, Thorin Oakenshield and the Company of Dwarves. Having reclaimed their homeland from the Dragon Smaug, the Company has unwittingly unleashed a deadly force into the world. Enraged, Smaug rains his fiery wrath down upon the defenseless men, women and children of Lake-town.
Obsessed above all else with his reclaimed treasure, Thorin sacrifices friendship and honor to hoard it as Bilbo's frantic attempts to make him see reason drive the Hobbit towards a desperate and dangerous choice. But there are even greater dangers ahead. Unseen by any but the Wizard Gandalf, the great enemy Sauron has sent forth legions of Orcs in a stealth attack upon the Lonely Mountain.
As darkness converges on their escalating conflict, the races of Dwarves, Elves and Men must decide – unite or be destroyed. Bilbo finds himself fighting for his life and the lives of his friends in the epic Battle of the Five Armies, as the future of Middle-earth hangs in the balance.
A full trailer for The Battle of the Five Armies will be released some time in October.
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SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- Thousands of dollars have been lost during the government shutdown at visitors centers in the Smokies.
The visitors center in Sevierville held a "We're Open" party Thursday morning. They want to remind locals and visitors that there are still 3 visitors centers open during the park shutdown.
Since the shutdown, the Great Smoky Mountains Association has lost thousands of dollars in retail sales. Typically they would sell $35-40,000 per day during the October period, right now they're down to just a few thousand dollars a day.
"So that means we've missed between 350 and 400 thousand dollars of revenue that we very much depend on," said Terry Maddox, with the Great Smoky Mountains Association.
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The Longbranch Grill
Located in Historic Downtown Shelbyville, this family-owned restaurant has unique clockwork decor, original tile ceiling and exposed brickwork walls. The Longbranch Grill pride itself on its homemade food and casual atmosphere.
CITY: Shelbyville
Phat Cat's Cafe and Catering
Homemade southern style cooking, made from scratch daily. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hand cut steaks, BBQ, lunch specials, baskets. Open Tuesday-Saturday 5 am - 9 pm, Sundays 5 am - 8 pm.
CITY: Shelbyville
The Gallatin Street Grille
Gallatin Street Grille has a diverse selection, seafood, ribs, steak, and more, all served by Gallatin's friendly staff.
CITY: Vandalia
Mulligan's Restaurant
Situated at Oak Terrace Resort on Lake Beyers. Serving everything from appetizers to full course meals. Also have a banquet room available for parties, weddings, banquets, etc. Can accommodate up to 400 in banquet hall, 40 in lounge, and 70 in dining room. Sunday buffet from 7:30 - 2.
CITY: Pana
Cunetto's Restaurant
Cunnetto's is a full service restaurant that offers diverse menu of American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is also a sports bar serving drinks nightly.
CITY: Greenville
Hibachi Buffet
Asian buffet-style food.
CITY: Greenville
"Life is good at Kahuna's!" Come on by for a burger, shake, fries, and of course, your favorite flavored Ski! HOME OF THE COMET-KAZIE.
CITY: Greenville
Adams Brother's Coffee House
Adam's Brother's Coffee House offers a variety of tasty American classics.
CITY: Greenville
El Rancho Nubo
El Rancho Nubo has a large variety of delicious authentic Mexican dishes.
CITY: Vandalia
The Chuckwagon
The Chuckwagon offers a wide variety of fabulous dishes and desserts for the whole family.
CITY: Vandalia
Herrick Cafe
A hometown delight with daily specials.
CITY: Herrick
Family Cafe
Family Cafe offers delicious cafe style cuisine in a casual, family friendly environment.
CITY: Vandalia
The Turret Cafe
Great Coffees...Healthy Smoothies...Delicious Sandwiches, Soups, Salads & Desserts.
CITY: Greenville
China Gate Buffet
China Gate is a large buffet filled with delicious Chinese dishes.
CITY: Vandalia
Lu-Bob's Family Restaurant
Lu-Bob's has all your American favorites such as chicken, steak, potatoes, and much more, served with a smile.
CITY: Greenville
Route 16 Cafe
Great food, great service, great prices. Home-cooked meals and daily specials.
CITY: Tower Hill
Chang's Chinese Restaurant
Chang's offers delicious Chinese food in a family friendly atmosphere with affordable prices and excellent service.
CITY: Greenville
The Sweetest Things
The Sweetest Things has so many decadent hand made chocolates as well as fresh bakery sweets to indulge in. There is a quaint dining area and a cozy lounge area where you can enjoy a specialty coffee drink or a delicious fruit smoothie. They serve delicious deli style lunches throughout the week, with a menu that always changes. But one item always remains, the loaded baked potato soup. A delicious secret recipe handed down to the owner through the generations that is prepared fresh daily as a side option for the "white bag special" lunch combo.
CITY: Greenville
Mario's Pizza
Mario's offers delicious pizza and other favorites, served by Mario's friendly staff.
CITY: Greenville
Bentley's Country Kitchen
Bentley's Country Kitchen has delicious food served in a cozy, casual dinning atmosphere by a helpful, friendly staff.
CITY: Greenville
Chapala Mexican Grill
Mexican Cuisine in a comfortable atmosphere.
CITY: Shelbyville
Legends Draft House
Newly opened restaurant-bar located in completely remodeled, renovated downtown building. Serving everything from appetizers to dinners, salads, burgers, kids menu, pizza, hotdogs, soft drinks, and alcohol. Lots of TVs to watch your favorite sport teams.
CITY: Shelbyville
Yen Ching Chinese Restaurant
Family owned and operated restaurant. Dine In, carryout, or enjoy the buffet.
CITY: Shelbyville
The Iron Keg
Recently opened after doing extensive construction and renovation in the historic downtown Shelbyville, The Iron Keg is a friendly spot to relax and enjoy a frosty beverage Check out the daily specials and try Butch's Pizza and Burgers.
CITY: Shelbyville


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Be yourself - everybody else is already taken (as the great Oscar Wilde once said). But when does "being yourself" become an obsession? Some people cheat, smoke, eat and work too much -- others too little. The Fruedian view of "civilisation" was to fight against our instincts; the hedonistic approach to life involves unleashing our passions in the quest of pleasure; somewhere in between, Epicurean Philosophy tells us that we should simply strive to eliminate desire and live our lives in an ongoing state akin to someone who has just finished a pleasant meal (without eating too much or too little -- without craving anything). But how much of this is really our choice? Can we really adjust our behaviours to change our personalities?
Let us first examine the meaning of obsessions: Clinical psychologists think of them as fixations with an object, person or activity -- they are abnormal because they impair our capacity to love and work. Most people think of obsessive-compulsive disorder as an example of this, but technically the "obsessions" apply only to the uncontrollabel thoughts (ideas which go on inside the mind of the people with OCD) and can therefore not be observed. Characters as those portrayed by Jack Nicholson is As Good As it Gets exhibit funny symptoms typically associated with OCD -- but these are the "compulsive" elements of OCD, and they are under voluntary control... until they become self-reinforced and self-perpetuating. But the actual compusive rituals ARE healthy in that they reduce the anxiety evoked by the unhealthy obsessions. Freud's famous OCD case study, The Rat Man, was "obsessed" with unpleasant thoughts about a military torture (Rats Eating Living Humans) being carried out on his loved ones... which, according to Freud, showed the ambivalence of any relationship and repressed feelings of sexual desire and aggression toward the same person. The way that Mr Rat Man controlled these thoughts was by executing a rather irrational but effective repertoire of behaviours: he would put on his dad's military uniform, walk to his room, and masturbate in front of the mirror. But given that he had to do this so often, and that it made him feel guilty about it, his OCD was clearly pathological (unlike the "OCD" we use in everyday life to refer to someone who is a bit meticulous or prudent and double-checks whether the oven is turned off or the door is locked).