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Methanol and the optically pumped far-infrared laserPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 392 - 399
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New results on the generation and spectroscopic analysis of optically pumped far-infrared (FIR) laser emission from CH3OH have been obtained as part of a systematic study of methanol isotopomers as FIR laser sources utilizing the extended line coverage available from a recently developed high-resolution CO2 laser of high efficiency. For normal CH3OH, six new short-wavelength lines have been found using a 2 m long Fabry-Perot FIR laser cavity. Accurate heterodyne frequency measurements are reported for 14 CH3OH FIR laser lines, nearly all above 100 cm-1, as well as accurate frequency offsets for most of the corresponding CO2 pump lines. Spectroscopic assignments are presented for nine high-frequency FIR laser lines in four pump systems View full abstract»
Analytical formulas for the optical gain of quantum wellsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 493 - 501
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Analytical expressions for the quantized energy levels in quantum wells, the optical gain, the differential optical gain, and the linewidth enhancement factor are presented based on a simple parabolic-band gain model. Explicit formulas show clearly the dependence of these factors on well width, doping, and photon energy. The optical gain in the form of g=g0 In(N/N0) is derived using explicit approximations in the Fermi functions, where g0 is the proportionality constant, N is the injected carrier density, and N 0 is the transparency carrier density. The approximate formulas are shown to provide not only an efficient way of computing the gain-related parameters but also a convenient way of getting physical insights into the overall interplay of quantum well parameters View full abstract»
A ridge waveguide DFB laser model including transverse carrier and optical effectsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 408 - 416
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In this paper, a steady-state model for ridge waveguide DFB lasers is presented. The complex two-dimensional semivectorial optical mode in the transverse direction is solved using a finite difference scheme without introducing any approximations. The electron and hole diffusion in the lateral direction is also considered, Along the longitudinal direction, a novel "Superposition of Spectral Power Method" is used, based on the coupled mode formulation. This model enables one to examine the interaction between the optical and carrier profiles for different injection levels and arbitrary transverse index profiles. As such, it is useful for studying CW characteristics such as lasing wavelength and threshold current. Finally, the results from this model are compared with experimental data from a varying ridge width laser array fabricated from a 1.55 μm InGaAsP-InP compressively strained multiquantum-well loss-coupled DFB structure View full abstract»
Theory for passive mode-locking in semiconductor laser structures including the effects of self-phase modulation, dispersion, and pulse collisionsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 478 - 492
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We present a theory for passive mode-locking in semiconductor laser structures using a semiconductor laser amplifier and absorber. The mode-locking system is described in terms of the different elements in the semiconductor laser structure. We derive mode-locking conditions and show how other mode-locking parameters, like pulse width and pulse energy, are determined by the mode-locking system. System parameters, like bandwidth, dispersion, and self-phase modulation are shown to play an important role in mode-locking conditions and results. We also discuss the effects of pulse collisions and positions of the mode-locking elements inside the cavity on mode-locking stability and show that these effects can be easily included in the presented model. Finally, we give a number of design rules and recommendations for fabricating passively mode-locked lasers View full abstract»
Properties of Bragg reflectors composed of isotropic dielectric layers cladded with birefringent mediaPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 513 - 518
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The reflectance of an asymmetric periodic dielectric stack comprising a periodic stratified dielectric film bounded by a positive birefringent uniaxial medium on one side and by an isotropic dielectric material on the other side are calculated by using the 4×4 transfer matrix formalism. The results show that the values of the reflectance have a strong dependence on the structure parameters, the incident polarization, and the optical axis orientation. The dependence of the reflectance on the optical axis orientation suggests that this effect could be used for the fabrication of a new kind of Bragg reflector View full abstract»
Sources of error and noise in a magnetic mirror gyroPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 543 - 548
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A ring laser gyroscope biased by a magneto-optic mirror offers a promising alternative to mechanical dither, for applications requiring no dither and able to tolerate lower performance. The effect of the important mirror parameters: optical loss, scatter and transverse Kerr effect, on gyro performance, is defined. Explicit expressions, obtained from the literature and supplemented by new calculations, are given for the expected null-shift, random walk, and scale-factor nonlinearity; numerical values are listed for a typical magnetic mirror, indicating where improvements are required for potential applications View full abstract»
Dynamic behaviour of the frequency-locking in a hybrid bistable system with delay and input modulationPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 549 - 552| | Quick Abstract | PDF (408 KB)
We report the difference of frequency-locking behaviour between short and long delay in a hybrid bistable system with delayed feedback and modulated input intensity. The oscillation behaviour inside the locking regions for long delay and its physical origin are discussed View full abstract»
Thermal lens and beam properties in multiple longitudinally diode laser pumped Nd:YAG slab lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 365 - 370
Cited by: Papers (5) | Patents (1)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (720 KB)
The focal length of the thermal lens and the beam quality factor (beam propagation factor) M2 for a multiple longitudinally diode pumped slab laser is deduced for pump and output powers up to 16 and 4.5 W, respectively. Due to the geometry of the arrangement, a stronger thermal lens is observed in the plane with the larger pump spot radius as predicted by an analytical model for slab geometries. In addition, the second stable zone of an asymmetric resonator is found to be advantageous for improved beam properties at high output powers View full abstract»
Single-shot high-speed signal detection by multiple-angle spectral interferometryPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 519 - 524
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A novel technique for detecting ultra-fast signals at speeds beyond those of conventional electrical circuits is described that uses the coherent correlation between the signal wave and that of a modulated local oscillator. The spectral components of the signal beam interfere with their counterparts of the light from the local oscillator in a multiple-angle scheme. It is found that this scheme allows the mutual convolution of the interfering lights to be spatially displayed on the observation plane as an interference pattern. Typical applications of this technique include serial-to-parallel conversion of the signal light and packet detection. In an experiment, single-event high-speed signals of several mW are successfully detected by using two independently oscillating light sources for the signal and local beams. Finally, we discuss the deployment of this technique in optical communication systems View full abstract»
Broad-range tunable wavelength conversion of high-bit-rate signals using super structure grating distributed Bragg reflector lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 463 - 470
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Tunable wavelength conversion of a 10 Gb/s signal over a broad wavelength range of about 90 nm is achieved by using a super structure grating distributed Bragg reflector laser. The extinction ratio dependence of converted signal light on input signal light power and bias current to the laser active region is discussed. The extinction ratio becomes large when the input signal light power increases and the bias current decreases. Bit error rate measurements show that error-free, penalty-free wavelength conversion is achieved when the extinction ratio is large (12.5 dB) and that the bit rate which error-free wavelength conversion is possible increases as the input signal light power increases. Twenty Gb/s signal wavelength conversion is also demonstrated View full abstract»
Quasicontinuous wavelength tuning in super-structure-grating (SSG) DBR lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 433 - 441
Cited by: Papers (91) | Patents (19)| | Quick Abstract | PDF (892 KB)
The paper describes the design of a super-structure-grating distributed Bragg reflector (SSG-DBR) laser for broad quasicontinuous wavelength tuning with stable single-mode operation. The phase distributions and the effective coupling coefficients of SSG's are optimized to obtain both broad tuning range and high mode selectivity. A computer-aided simulation of wavelength tuning, where the effects of the waveguide loss increase and inhomogeneous gain spectrum are included, provides an optimum cavity structure and indicates the possibility of more than 70 mm quasicontinuous tuning in a 1.55 μm InGaAsP-InP SSG-DBR laser. Experimental results for 34 nm quasicontinuous tuning with a properly designed device are also presented View full abstract»
Dynamic laser control using feedback from a gain gratingPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 371 - 377
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We demonstrate that self-induced gain gratings can provide nonlinear optical feedback that results in single frequency selection and passive self Q-switching of a conventional linear laser cavity. An experimental Nd:YAG laser system is described that yields a temporally-smooth 20 ns pulse at 1.064 μm. In addition, we show that the feedback has phase-conjugate properties that permit "flower-like" mode formation even though the azimuthal symmetry of the cavity is broken View full abstract»
Optical properties of pulsed generation in capillary gas lasers with internal-mirror waveguide resonatorsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 388 - 391| | Quick Abstract | PDF (380 KB)
The angular distribution and coherence of pulsed capillary lasers with the optical feedback implemented by waveguide Fabry-Perot resonators with internal mirrors have been theoretically studied. We have shown that spatially-coherent, low divergence radiation can be generated even for short pulse duration if the cavity parameters (the refractive index of the capillary wall and the waveguide dimensions) are properly chosen View full abstract»
Near 10 μm intervalence subband optical transitions in p-type In 0.49Ga0.51P-GaAs quantum well structuresPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 471 - 477
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In this paper, the intervalence subband optical transitions in p-doped In0.49Ga0.51P-GaAs quantum well structures are theoretically investigated. The intervalence subband optical transitions are modelled by the multiband effective mass equations incorporating the unitary transformation numerical method. The present formalism is based on the k&oarr;·P&oarr; perturbation theory as done to date but contains two significant improvements: 1) a more efficient treatment of band structures, optical matrix elements, and absorption coefficients; and 2) the avoidance of zero-order Bloch function approximation for calculating the intervalence subband optical matrix elements and absorption spectra in favour of correcting the first-order perturbation theory in order to take the remote band effects into account. Both of the requirements, especially the latter, play a very important role in gaining qualitative insight and obtaining quantitative calculation of optical selection rules. A systematical study of the subband structures, intervalence subband optical matrix elements, and absorption spectra is made for p-doped In0.49Ga 0.51P-GaAs quantum wells, and a design guideline for near 10 μm infrared absorption is also discussed View full abstract»
Off-plane angle dependence of photonic band gap in a two-dimensional photonic crystalPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 535 - 542
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We present an analysis of off-plane angle dependence of the photonic band gap in a two-dimensional triangular lattice with circular air rods embedded in a dielectric background. The plane-wave expansion theory is used to calculate band structures within the first Brillouin zone, and an effective refractive index approach is introduced to derive the off-plane angle dependence. The off-plane angle at which the in-plane band gap decreases to half of its gap width has been obtained, which can be increased significantly by increasing the filling fraction of the air rods. For a typical semiconductor material with a refractive index of 3.6 as the background, this angle reaches 26° at a high filling fraction of 0.84 (where the normalized in-plane band gap width is 24%). The corresponding solid angle of 1.75π could cover about 60 of the spontaneous emission from a linear-polarized dipole along the air rods View full abstract»
Fundamental thermodynamic limit of laser efficiencyPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 567 - 573
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The thermodynamic limits on the efficiency of different types of lasers are calculated both classically and quantum mechanically. In the classical case, the limit is derived from the inequality provided by the population inversion. In the quantum mechanical case, the limit is derived from the inequality of the change of entropy. The Shannon and von Neuman entropies of different light states are worked out View full abstract»
Characteristics of multistack multiquantum barrier and its application to graded-index separate confinement heterostructure lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 442 - 447
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The enhancement of electron barrier height by multistack multiquantum barrier structure is simulated using the transfer matrix method. The validity and feasibility of this concept is verified by the experimental results on GaAs-AlAs multistack multiquantum barriers. Based on the simulated results, both 0.78 and 1.3 μm graded-index separate confinement heterostructure (GRIN-SCH) lasers with predicted enhanced carrier and optical confinements using graded multistack multiquantum barriers are designed. Lower threshold current, higher modulation bandwidth as well as higher characteristic temperature are expected for these lasers View full abstract»
Characteristics of a class of new opto-coupler amplifiers with positive feedbackPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 502 - 506
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This paper discusses a new method of optoelectronic amplification that utilizes an array of one or more series connected light emitters (LED's or laser diodes) from which the light is collected by closely coupled PIN diode detectors with high quantum efficiency. Positive current feedback is applied to the opto-coupler in order to increase the current gain of the system. It is shown that the gain-bandwidth product of the system is proportional to the number of light emitters used. Current, voltage, and power gains of the opto-amplifier are derived and typical results shown. The system noise becomes very small if devices of high current transfer efficiency are used. Further, the noise figure is found to be independent of the positive feedback applied. For a given system, there is a minimum noise figure, and it is independent of the number of light emitters used in the array. With a transfer efficiency of 0.95, a single light emitter opto-amplifier can provide a current gain of 14.7 dB with a noise figure of about 1.5 dB View full abstract»
Incomplete inversion and double-valued fundamental linewidth of infrared HeNe and HeXe lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 383 - 387
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We have measured the quantum-limited linewidths of small HeNe 3.39 μm and HeXe 3.51 μm lasers. In contrast to the expected Schawlow-Townes behaviour strong deviations from the inverse power dependence are observed, leading to a double-valued relation between the linewidth and the output power. This phenomenon is analyzed in terms of the increase of spontaneous emission, by a factor Nsp, due to incompleteness of the inversion. Our analysis shows that typically Nsp has a value ranging from 1-10. Combining existing models for the pump power dependence of the level populations with measurements of the small signal gain, we are able to explain the observed double-valued linewidth behaviour in a quantitative way View full abstract»
Travelling wave model of a multimode Fabry-Perot laser in free running and external cavity configurationsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 553 - 566
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We report the results of a numerical study of multimode behaviour of a Fabry-Perot laser. The model is based on travelling-wave equations for the slowly varying amplitudes of the counterpropagating waves in the cavity, coupled to equations for spatially dependent population inversion and polarization of a two-level active medium. Variations in the material variables on the scale of a wavelength are taken into account by means of an expansion in a Fourier series. Results are given for typical semiconductor laser parameters. Spatially distributed spontaneous emission noise and carrier diffusion are taken into account. The competing roles of spatial hole burning (SHE), spontaneous emission noise, and carrier diffusion in determining multimode behaviour are elucidated; with no carrier diffusion, spontaneous emission noise excites a large number of modes close to threshold, while SHE leads to a fixed number of significant lasing modes well above threshold. Carrier diffusion washes out the gratings in the material variables, and the resulting strengthening of the inter-mode coupling (cross-saturation) restores dominant single-mode emission well above threshold. We have also studied the effects of optical feedback and opportunities for mode selection with short external cavities; for an external cavity much shorter than the laser cavity length and a small field amplitude reflectivity coefficient, a single mode can be selected. For a large reflectivity coefficient, two groups of intracavity modes separated by the external cavity mode interspacing are selected. For an external cavity with a round trip time half that of the laser cavity, the laser can be forced with modest feedback to operate on two modes that are both quasiresonant with the external cavity. Mode selection is not found, even for weak feedback, when the external mode spacing is about 90% of the laser mode spacing View full abstract»
An energy band-pass filter using superlattice structuresPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 507 - 512
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A novel quantum mechanical energy band-pass filter (EBPF) using semiconductor superlattices is proposed. Such structures with a Gaussian superlattice potential profile allow the incident electrons to be nearly totally transmitted when the impinging electron energy is in the passband. On the other hand, a complete reflection occurs when the impinging energy is in the stopband. By adjusting the parameters of the potential profile and the superlattice, the desired passband and stopband of such filter can be obtained. Time evolution of an electron wave packet moving through such a structure is calculated by numerically solving the time-dependent Schrodinger equation. The numerical simulation clearly demonstrates the characteristics of total transmission and total reflection. The generalized concept of matched quantum-mechanical wave impedance (QMWI) analogous to that used in the transmission line theory is presented to explain the occurrence of total transmission of the proposed structures View full abstract»
Multipulse operation of a high average power, good beam quality zig-zag dye laserPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 378 - 382
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A laser pumped zig-zag dye laser operating at 568 nm with a pulse length ~2 μs has been sealed to high power using a MOPA configuration. Pulse energies in excess of 7 J with beam quality <2 XDL have been achieved under repetitively pulsed, 10 Hz operation. RMS jitter was measured as 0.12 of a 1 XDL spot. The device has operated with over 70 W output for runs up to 5 s. Substantially longer run times and output powers are possible. This device represents an advance in dye laser capabilities. Improvement in pointing accuracy of better than an order of magnitude have been demonstrated. In addition, an improvement in beam quality by about an order of magnitude has been achieved compared to other dye lasers operating in this power range View full abstract»
Interband-resonant light modulation by intersubband-resonant light in undoped quantum wellsPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 448 - 455
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Interband-resonant light modulation by intersubband-resonant light in undoped quantum wells is investigated. Theoretical calculation for the modulation is carried out by considering not only the excitonic interband-transition but also the continuous level transition between the conduction and valence bands. The modulation characteristics are compared with those of the modulation using n-doped quantum wells. The possibility of the modulation using undoped quantum well is successfully shown by real-time single-shot experiment using Ti-Al2O3 and CO2 lasers for interband- and intersubband-resonant lights at room temperature View full abstract»
Tuning of mid-infrared diode lasers for spectroscopy operated in sub-μs-pulsesPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 456 - 462
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Near room temperature operation and hence Peltier cooling for lead chalcogenide diode lasers can be achieved by using sub-μs-pulses. At present, the typical CW low operation temperatures of these lasers limit their commercial gas analysis applications. We experimentally investigated the spectral characteristics concerning tuning width, temporal and current tuning rate, and mode behaviour of short pulsed diode lasers. For understanding of the pulse tuning, we present a qualitative thermodynamic model calculation. We observed for the first time a temporary negative tuning, that is opposite to the common mechanisms of temperature and current tuning View full abstract»
Propagation characteristics of coherent array beams from carbon dioxide waveguide lasersPublication Year: 1996 , Page(s): 400 - 407
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The characteristics of coherent array beams generated by waveguide carbon dioxide laser structures have been investigated, with particular emphasis on their propagation and transformation properties. Methods of array beam generation are presented, and measurements of array beam quality are given through the use of the M2 parameter. Efficient transformation of an array beam from the antisymmetric to symmetric pattern is achieved through the use of a binary phase plate, and spatial filtering is shown to improve the beam quality at the expense of only a moderate loss of total beam power. Coherence effects in the near-field propagation of array beams are also explored View full abstract»
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I saw "Hello Dolly" last week at the beautiful Coronado. The manager told me the TIMES theater is in the process of re-opening. Many people inspecting & photographing every corner. I was amazed the marquee is intact after all these years closed. Also he told me the MIDWAY will re-open as different theater groups are interested and have the money to do it. I passed it by and couldn't see if the roof was still there. Still looks good.
I think the sign reads DANCE. The ballroom was still going strong I presume. I also think it was called Paradise but not sure. Great photo of a great street!
Has the old marquee been removed yet? Anybody know.
That is a good question..I bet Tinseltoes would know. I would say mid 1940's when neon became big. I thought the present one was a bit bland…One size fits all. Chicago was much more creative when it came to modern signage.
I also did not know this theater was the twin to the Detroit. I wonder if they still show movies. Looking forward to a trip there. Also wonder if the two are the same size in detail. Thanks Tinseltoes for the ceiling video.
On the other hand, these theaters all had organs….Sorry I couldn't resist.
I don't remember that at all..However the Alex did show alot of "Hercules" movies which would attest to that fact.
Thanks Matt…What wonderful news! What a re-opening this will be!
You do realize the people that work there have no passion for the name Ziegfeld. They could care less. Its a job. Only someone like us that love these theaters would go over & beyond the call of duty to give 110% to patrons. We understand what it means to be part of a long by-gone era. Even if its only a name!
Hard to believe the Ziegfeld will continue to be in operation in the future. What a wonderful throwback to those glorious days of the single screen movie palace when entering the lobby was a sensation all by itself !
Thanks Tinseltoes for your BOXOFFICE. LOEWS Astor was a great place to see a picture…Nothing that large left in Chicago at present. I fear for the Zeigfeld in NY..
Remember seeing "THE HIGH & THE MIGHTY" starring John Wayne in the 1950's with my family. Screen was large like the ones we were used to in Chicago. Went to Florida every year and always took in a movie at the State.
I went to the Lawrencewood when it opened..Soon after they twined the Portage Theater in Chicago..M&R were on a buying spree. Must have been a diaster for those theaters didn't last long.
I thought the Portage was THE place to see a classic film. No more. The Patio is THE place to see a classic film and the people that run the programs are the best. Always great pre-show attractions and very interesting stories behind the scenes. These three people know what they are doing…BRAVO !!
I would imagine the money is not there for this project to start. Months & years later, this tarnished gem hangs on..
Danger is as danger persists…We never thought about dodging bullets on a daily basis just to get to a movie theater like the Crawford, Shootings everyday on the west side..If that isn't danger, what is?
I am thrilled the Ziegfeld is still open & running in these days of muli-screens…Wish Radio City would show movies once in awhile..
I am thrilled the Ziegfeld is still open & running in these days of muli-screens…Wish Radio City would show movies once in awhile..
Is there a Loews company anymore? Or are they just using the name. Now that AMC has been sold, I wonder if the Loews name will be dropped altogether..
Ofcourse you are right, I was speaking in general and the way the nation looked compared to the problems of the cities today.
You are all correct. 1968 was terrible. I was mistakenly thinking of 1958, which of course was a better year.
Thanks Bill…..Wonderful ads..What a kinder & gentle world it was when "2001" opened…and you saw it at the Capitol !!
Thanks Broan, Good News.. There was a very good audience for Monday night and the theater looked beautiful.
I know the city doesn't set rates, but didn't the city just announce meters will be in use to 10pm nitely? What a killer for businesses……
Another blow to Irving Park theaters, the Portage Theater was closed indefinetly by the City of Chicago today over liquor license problems with the new owners. This is bad news for the Portage. Theater was doing very well with the classic film series every week. So many factors are in play to keep these beautiful theaters open and running. It is a real uphill battle. The city really doesn't give a damn or they would find ways to keep the area from becoming so blight. They are too busy trying to increase the parking meter fees so nobody wants to pay the insane high fees to attend a local movie house. No wonder so many empty storefronts surrounding these movie theaters. What a pity!!

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Gerald Calabrese
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|Point guard
|Personal information
|February 4, 1925
|Listed height
|6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
|Listed weight
|175 lb (79 kg)
|Career information
|High school
|Cliffside Park
(Cliffside Park, New Jersey)
|St. John's (1946–1950)
|NBA draft
|1950 / Round: 2 / Pick: 23rd overall
|Selected by the Syracuse Nationals
|Pro career
|Career history
|Syracuse Nationals
|Career NBA statistics
|492 (4.7 ppg)
|149 (1.4 rpg)
|148 (1.4 apg)
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Gerald A. Calabrese (born February 4, 1925) is an American Democratic Party politician, who is the long-time Mayor of Cliffside Park, New Jersey. Calabrese played in the NBA for two seasons with the Syracuse Nationals.
Mayor Calabrese is a graduate of Cliffside Park High School where he led the school's team to the state basketball championship.[1] After serving in the United States Navy during World War II, he attended St. John's University where he was chosen for All-American honors. He went on to a professional basketball career with the Syracuse Nationals, predecessor to today's Philadelphia 76ers.
Mayor Calabrese was elected to the Cliffside Park Borough Council in 1955, and then became mayor in 1959. Since his reelection as mayor in 1965, he has served continuously as the Borough's chief executive. Mayor Calabrese was elected to the Bergen County Board of Chosen Freeholders in 1975, 1978 and 1982, and was Freeholder Director in 1984. From 1960 until January 1991, Calabrese was employed by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, retiring as the director of water and sewage. He has also served as Chairman of the Bergen County Democratic Organization for multiple years.
As of 2008[update], Calabrese is the longest serving Mayor in the State of New Jersey.[2] He secures hundreds of thousands of dollars, sometimes millions, every year for the Borough of Cliffside Park.
- ^ TRIBUTE TO GERALD CALABRESE -- HON. ROBERT G. TORRICELLI, United States House of Representatives, March 13, 1991. Accessed June 2, 2007. "I have known Gerry Calabrese for many years. He has been a leader in Cliffside Park, NJ since he led Cliffside Park High School to a State basketball championship."
- ^ Sampson, Peter J. "A father to the town' -- Cliffside Park's Calabrese is longest-serving mayor in N.J.", The Record (Bergen County), January 18, 2004. Accessed May 20, 2008.
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- TRIBUTE TO GERALD CALABRESE -- HON. ROBERT G. TORRICELLI (Extension of Remarks - March 14, 1991)
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VA chief orders review of Philadelphia training programs in wake of 'Oscar the Grouch' incidentAugust 29, 2014 12:00 AM
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PHILADELPHIA — Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald ordered a systemwide review of the agency's training programs Thursday, after the Philadelphia VA benefits office compiled an employee training guide that appeared to depict veterans as Oscar the Grouch.
In a statement, Mr. McDonald apologized and said any comparison of department clients to the cranky "Sesame Street" character who lives in a trash can was "clearly contrary" to the agency's mission and the "kind of open culture we want in the new VA." He said use of the training materials, first reported this week by The Philadelphia Inquirer, would be discontinued.
Mr. McDonald's statement did not address the explanation offered by Diana Rubens, director of the city's VA office, who insisted that dozens of Oscar references in the guide pertained not to irate or grumpy vets, but instead to VA employees who may have had to respond to their concerns at town-hall meetings.
A VA spokeswoman in Washington said Mr. McDonald would not elaborate on who was meant to be characterized as the misanthropic Muppet, employees or veterans.
"We celebrate feedback, both negative and positive, as an opportunity to improve our service to veterans and accomplish our mission," Mr. McDonald said in the statement. "We understand that we will have to earn the trust of veterans and the American people, and we are committed to doing so, one veteran at a time."
His comments followed a surge in news coverage and scrutiny on the office in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood, which processes benefits claims for more than 825,000 people in the region.
On Wednesday, representatives from the House Committee on Veterans Affairs called the office to seek answers about the document's origins, according to a committee staffer. As word spread, many veterans in the region and beyond said they found it insulting. U.S. Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Bucks County, called the materials "tone-deaf." He added, "Once again, we're forced to ask, 'When will the VA learn?'"
The guide, titled "What to Say to Oscar the Grouch — Dealing With Veterans During Town Hall Claims Clinics," was presented to employees last week in advance of two town-hall events held Wednesday. It included routine instructions, such as dressing professionally, but also told employees not to "get in the swamp with the alligator" when dealing with angry veterans, and gave advice about sensing an oncoming "outburst" from a claimant, saying veterans could be demanding and unrealistic.
The Philadelphia office's Ms. Rubens opened the town halls by addressing the training material, saying it was meant to help employees who did not regularly work with veterans keep their "inner Oscar" from coming out. Ms. Rubens, through her office spokeswoman, declined to comment further after Mr. McDonald's statement Thursday.
Ramona Joyce, spokeswoman for the VA in Washington, stood by Ms. Rubens' initial characterization of the training material. "I think everybody knows that this training was not intended to call veterans 'grouches,'" she said.
This month, Mr. McDonald ordered every VA benefits office and hospital to hold town hall events as a way to rebuild trust with veterans that has been lost because of the national scandal over substandard services and reports of long delays in providing veterans with access to VA medical care as well as offices' efforts to hide those delays.
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We stayed at the main RV park near the marina on base. The marina offers boat rentals. The small beach at the marina is not suited for swimming and a camper next to us cut his foot on a shell requiring stitches. However, the emerald water of Panama City Beach is just a few minute drive from the RV park. The sites are way too close together leaving you practically on top of your neighbor. The RV sites do not have fire rings, but there are some community fire rings in the pavilion area. The bathrooms are nice and clean. Each bathroom has its own toilet, sink, and shower and offers privacy. The staff was very nice and they towed our dolly to the storage lot and assisted us in getting into our site. We camped at Panama City CSS Family Campground (Military Camping Only) in a Motorhome.Undo
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What's the difference between soil and seed starting mix?
I got both of these but I'm wondering if I didn't need to buy seed starting mix in the first place. Like when I first plant my seeds will there ever be a difference between using this dirt? Is it healthier for the plant? Can I use potting soil to germinate? Like what is the actual difference as far as health of the plant goes when deciding which one to use?
Potting soil and "seed starting mix" are about the same thing, both made from peat moss, coir, finely shredded bark, or a combination of those. None of the commercially available soilless mixes will contain any mineral soil particles. I have found that products sold as "seed starting mixes" are usually a bit more expensive then most potting soils and may have more "fertilizer" (unnecessary) in them.
I have seen no difference in germination and growth between one or the other.
Of course the manufacturers and sellers of these products will tell you different because they make more profit selling tghe "seed starting mixes".
Mixes like Fafard #2 (vermiculite, perlite, and peat moss) are used by lots of professionals because it gives the seeds the right conditions for germination. This mix really doesn't have any nutrition to speak of, but the seeds themselves provide nutrition to the plant for awhile.
So, seed starting mixes aren't really soil, but they are good for starting seed. You get a high percentage of germination. You have to transplant the plant to real soil within a month or two, or it will get sick from lack of nutients.
"Potting soil" really isn't soil from a soil science perspective, though it may have some nutrition. Soil is the mineral stuff in the earth's horizon.
I used to be skeptical about seed starting mix, but I'm sold on Fafard. I buy just one bag a year, because it goes a long way.
the difference between soil and seed starter mix?
vast, if you grow plants from seed. particle size, for starters. see below for more. porosity, fertility.
we can further separate seed mix from potting soil. seed mix is a much finer material than regular potting soil. and if you ever try to grow snapdragons from seed, this is important. or any extremely small seed, and in particular those that require light for germination.
as an fyi, you may want to check claims of added fertilizer. seed mix seldom has fertilizer added, unless a custom mix for a specific purpose.
Unless sterile, soil mixes can contain fungus spores and pathogens in the _soil_ part which can attribute to damping-off.
Generally, starter mix is soil-less which can dramatically help to prevent damping-off.
Neither will make a difference in a healthier plant other than using a soil-less media for germination/seedlings increases the chances they will live.


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I am a married woman with a 3 year old child. I have always had homosexual urges and fantasies and experimented as a teenager. But as time has progressed in my marriage, I feel less and less satisfied with my husband. I find the male figure unattractive, sometimes downright repulsive. Every time I have to have sex with my husband, I feel sick and depressed. On top of that, I am more and more fantasising about women. I have several crushes. I have never acted on any of these urges since I have been married. I'm at a point now where I really do not know what to do. Is this just another marriage issue that we have to get over? Or does "gay trump all" issues and that's just it? How would I even begin trying to explain this to my husband, and eventually, my child?
Dear oHdear, Sexual fluidity is complicated and thus I cannot tell you whether you are a lesbian or not. You must decide where you fall on the scale of sexual orientation yourself. Many people have experimented and even pursued same-sex relationships but do not necessarily identify as gay. You are free to define yourself wherever you want to on the gender scale. Just because you have crushes on women does not necessarily mean you can't be in a loving relationship with a man. It varies from person to person though.
Your relationship is obviously not happy, and, there are a few important things we should focus on:The fact that sex with your husband makes you feel sick and depressed.
This can be a symptom of the breakdown of trust between you two, bad communication, simple lack of desire or the fact that you don't find men sexually attractive. Was sex always dissatisfying, or is this a recent development? Try to think when it started.
You find the male form repulsive. Is this all men, or just your husband? Once again, have you always felt this way? If you grew up in a strict environment, you might have felt pressure to suppress these feelings. Our society has not been, and sadly still isn't very accepting of lesbians.
You find crushes to make your life more bearable.You are confused and unhappy and dissatisfied with your marriage, so you live in a fantasy world to bring some fun and joy to your life. It shows me you lack excitement and emotional connection in your relationship.
You mention that you wonder if this is "just another marriage issue" to "get over." What were the other marriage issues? And did you actually deal with them or just "get over" them. Were they swept under the carpet, or examined by both of you?
Why did you marry your husband in the first place? Were you truly in love? Did you marry him because you felt pressure from society to do so? Did you hope you would perhaps be "cured" of your interest in other women? Did you simply want a family? Are you friends with your husband, or have you come to resent him?
I'm asking these questions because I can't see how this is just a phase or something you can "get over." You might be gayer than Ellen Degeneres or you might only have a slight interest in the female form - either way you are desperately unhappy and dissatisfied. And no one should live like that.
Please understand that staying in a relationship where you are isolated, alienated and hiding this secret from your partner is damaging you, your husband and your child.
I know this is a terribly difficult thing to do, but you are going to have to start talking to people. It will be more difficult to stay in your current position for the rest of your life. I would suggest therapy. Ask your GP for a referral to a psychologist. She/he will help you understand your feelings - not just your feelings about your sexuality, but also your feelings about your marriage and your place in society.
Finally, please remember, children don't care about their parents' sexual persuasion. They only care about feeling loved and looked after. If you love your child you must make sure you raise that child in a household where happiness and honesty and acceptance reigns. And I'm sorry to say you have none of that at the moment.
Be brave and do something about this situation. Good luck on your journey.
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The "man in the moon" appeared when meteoroids struck the Earth-facing side of the moon creating large flat seas of basalt that we see as dark areas called maria. But no "face" exists on farside of the moon and now, Penn State Univ. astrophysicists think they know why.
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Earlier this year, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory engineering technical associate Pam Danforth applied 30 years of laser experience to an out-of-this-world problem—bringing new life to the Univ. of California's Lick Observatory Laser Guide Star. The Lick Observatory's Laser Guide Star is vital to astronomers because a natural guide star isn't always near an object they want to observe.
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A new study of supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies has found magnetic fields play an impressive role in the systems' dynamics. In fact, in dozens of black holes surveyed, the magnetic field strength matched the force produced by the black holes' powerful gravitational pull, says a team of scientists.
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A new NASA panorama looking deep and far into the universe for the first time includes ultraviolet light, which is normally not visible to the human eye. It shows up in the photo as bright baby blue with spinning galaxies, which are about 5 to 10 billion years old. The photo is a composite of more than 800 photos taken by Hubble and shows about 10,000 multi-colored galaxies.
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Carbon-rich planets may be more common than previously thought, according to new research by Yale Univ. astronomers. Some of these planets, all located far beyond Earth's solar system, could contain vast deposits of graphite or diamonds, and their apparent abundance prompts new questions about the implications of carbon-intense environments for climate, plate tectonics and other geological processes, as well as for life.
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An important advance in understanding how clusters of stars like our sun are formed has been made by a team that includes seven astronomers at Penn State Univ. and two at other universities. Using data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and infrared telescopes, the astronomers have shown that earlier theories about the process that creates star clusters in giant clouds of gas and dust cannot be correct.
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The galaxy known as M87 has a fastball that would be the envy of any baseball pitcher. It has thrown an entire star cluster toward us at more than two million miles per hour. The newly discovered cluster, which astronomers named HVGC-1, is now on a fast journey to nowhere. Its fate: to drift through the void between the galaxies for all time.
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Out on the edge of the universe, 75,000 light-years from us, a galaxy known as Segue 1 has some unusual properties: It's the faintest galaxy ever detected. It's very small, containing only about 1,000 stars. And it has a rare chemical composition, with vanishingly small amounts of metallic elements present.
The intergalactic medium unveiledApril 30, 2014 8:13 am | by Cynthia Eller, California Institute of Technology | News | Comments
Caltech astronomers have taken unprecedented images of the intergalactic medium (IGM)—the diffuse gas that connects galaxies throughout the universe—with the Cosmic Web Imager, an instrument designed and built at Caltech. Until now, the structure of the IGM has mostly been a matter for theoretical speculation. However, with observations from the Cosmic Web Imager, astronomers are obtaining our first 3-D pictures of the IGM.
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Brown dwarfs start their lives like stars, as collapsing balls of gas, but they lack the mass to burn nuclear fuel and radiate starlight. A "brown dwarf" star that appears to be the coldest of its kind—as frosty as Earth's North Pole—has been discovered by a Penn State Univ. astronomer to be just 7.2 light-years away, making it the fourth closest system to our Sun. The strange star is as frosty as Earth's North Pole.
"Upside-down planet" reveals new method for studying binary star systemsApril 22, 2014 8:12 am | by Peter Kelley, News and Information, Univ. of Washington | News | Comments
What looked at first like an upside-down planet has instead revealed a new method for studying binary star systems, discovered by a Univ. of Washington (UW) student astronomer. Working with UW astronomer Eric Agol, doctoral student Ethan Kruse has confirmed the first "self-lensing" binary star system: one in which the mass of the closer star can be measured by how powerfully it magnifies light from its more distant companion star.
Researchers predict signs of black holes swallowing starsApril 18, 2014 8:19 am | by Aaron Dubrow, National Science Foundation | News | Comments
Somewhere out in the cosmos an ordinary galaxy spins, seemingly at slumber. Then all of a sudden, WHAM! A flash of light explodes from the galaxy's center. A star orbiting too close to the event horizon of the galaxy's central supermassive black hole has been torn apart by the force of gravity, heating up its gas and sending out a beacon to the far reaches of the universe.
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Detected by NASA's orbiting Kepler telescope, a newly found planet is the most Earth-like planet yet detected. Astronomers say the distant, rocky world is similar in size to our own and exists in the Goldilocks zone where it's not too hot and not too cold for life. The find, announced Thursday, excited planet hunters who have been scouring the Milky Way galaxy for years for potentially habitable places outside our solar system.
Astronomers: 'Tilt-a-worlds' could harbor lifeApril 15, 2014 3:17 pm | by Peter Kelley, Univ. of Washington | News | Comments
A fluctuating tilt in a planet's orbit does not preclude the possibility of life, according to new research by a team of astronomers. In fact, sometimes it helps because such "tilt-a-worlds," as astronomers sometimes call them, are less likely than fixed-spin planets to freeze over, as heat from their host star is more evenly distributed.
Researchers make most precise measurement yet of the expanding universeApril 10, 2014 1:15 pm | by Barbara Kennedy, Penn State | News | Comments
Astronomers at Penn State and other institutions participating in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey have used 140,000 distant quasars to measure the expansion rate of the universe when it was only one-quarter of its present age. This measurement is the best yet of the expansion rate at any epoch in the last 13 billion years during the history of the universe.
Gravity measurements confirm subsurface ocean on EnceladusApril 7, 2014 9:18 am | by Kimm Fesenmaier, Caltech | News | Comments
In 2005, NASA's Cassini spacecraft sent pictures back to Earth depicting an icy Saturnian moon spewing water vapor and ice from fractures, known as "tiger stripes," in its frozen surface. It was big news that tiny Enceladus was such an active place. Since then, scientists have hypothesized that a large reservoir of water lies beneath that icy surface, possibly fueling the plumes.
How Earth got its plated shellApril 7, 2014 9:03 am | by Eric Gershon, Yale Univ. | News | Comments
New Yale Univ.-led research suggests how and when Earth came to develop one of its most distinct features—rigid tectonic plates—and why Venus, Earth's twin-like neighbor, never has. Earth has a unique network of shifting plates embedded in its cold and rocky outermost layer, the lithosphere. The motion of these plates drives many Earth processes, while also stabilizing the planet's climate and enabling life.
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Benefited from a rare occultation on June 3, 2013, researchers observed the asteroid Chariklo when it passed by a star that concealed it for several seconds. Although the astronomer planned only to measure its size, they were surprised to discover this "centaur", which has an unstable orbit that passes through the outer planets, has two thin rings made of ice. It is only the fifth Solar System object to exhibit such a system.
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A GREAT place for all seasons! A five-minute walk to AVALANCHE BAY WATER PARK at the base of Boyne Mountain - fun for all ages during all seasons.
Golfers/Summer Season:
Take advantage of great golfing on Boyne Mountain's two championship courses (Alpine and Monument). A 20-30 minute drive will get you to Treetops, Bay Harbor, or Boyne Highlands, where a multitude of other courses are available to be played.
Boyne Resort also has a private beach and privileges (free use of nine-hole putting green, shuffleboard, paddleboats, kayaks, tennis, bathrooms/showers/towels, lawn games, beach toys, and more. Small charge for Paddleboards) at Deer Lake. Enjoy the Tiki Bar right at the beach, and the Beach House restaurant which overlooks the beach for elegant indoor or outdoor dining with a terrific view of the lake. Nearby Boyne City, Petoskey, Bay Harbor, and Charlevoix offer a multitude of dining and shopping options; all are less than 20 minutes from the condominium.
Take a chairlift ride (weekends) up the mountain! You can even take your mountain bike and explore the miles of trails! Tennis, basketball and swimming are also just a short walk away.
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Snow skiing, cross-country skiing, and boarding fun is just a short walk from the condominium. Sledding, tubing, and ice skating are located very close by (use the Boyne shuttle to the tubing hill!). Although not located on the property, there are miles of snowmobile trails a short drive away.
Enjoy the heated outdoor pool and giant hot tub located at the main lodge. The pool and hot tub are open year round and are a great way to relax after a hard day on the slopes.
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My family and I stayed in this wonderful condo over President's Weekend! My husband and teenage kids enjoyed the convenient walking location to the ski slopes! The condo itself was extremely clean and well appointed! The kitchen had everything we could possibly need and then some- including a blender and crock pot! The owners even thought to supply so many thoughtful extras- coffee, cocoa, paper towels, toilet paper, laundry and dish soap! The owners themselves were easy to work with, quick to respond all our questions! We would gladly stay here again!
We stayed in this condo on Thanksgiving week-end and it was perfect for us. There were 5 of us and there was plenty of space. The condo is decorated very nice and it located in a very pretty wooded setting with a real short walk to the ski hill, restaurants, and the water park. The condo was stocked with everything that we needed. I would gladly stay in the condo again and will likely book it in the future. I think it would also be a nice setting in the summer because the complex is beautiful and scenic and it is nice to take walks in the early morning and evenings. There is also plenty to do at Boyne both winter and summer. In the summer there is Deer Lake with complimentary canoes, paddle boats, paddle boards and law games. Street performers on the premises, ski lift chair rides, tennis, disk golf, mountain biking In the winter there is tubing, skiing, the water park, and cross country skiing.
We took a spur of the moment trip at the end of the summer. We were so lucky to find this condo on short notice. It was perfect for our family of 5. We're looking forward to staying again in the future. The condo was very clean and up to date. The owners are very welcoming and easy to work with.
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By Sean Nalewanyj Natural Bodybuilding Expert & Best-Selling Fitness Author www.MuscleGainTruth.com
The post-workout period is without a doubt the most critical time to take advantage of proper muscle-building nutrition.
We'll define the post workout period as the 3 hours that immediately follows an intense workout. It is during this time when the body is most primed for nutrient absorption and the muscles will literally act like a sponge, soaking up everything you present them with.
By feeding your body with the proper nutrients from both whole foods and supplements during this all-too important time frame you will greatly increase your muscle gains and improve your recovery time.
Let's take a quick look at what needs to be accomplished after an intense workout:
1) Muscle breakdown must be minimized and the body must be put back into an anabolic, muscle-building state.
2) Blood sugar and glycogen levels must be restored.
3) Free radicals must be neutralized.
4) The muscles must be fed with proper nutrients to facilitate recovery and growth.
This can be accomplished by consuming 2 special "post-workout meals".
The first meal should be consumed entirely in liquid form. Your body is in a high state of stress, literally starving for nutrients, and you need to replenish this imbalance in the fastest way possible. A liquid meal will be digested quicker than any other and will allow your body to start rebuilding itself immediately.
This post-workout shake should ideally contain the following:
1) 30-40 grams of whey protein. 2) 70-80 grams of simple sugar. (Dextrose is a great sugar to use) 3) 5 grams of creatine. 4) 5-10 grams of glutamine. (Optional)
All of these ingredients should be mixed in water and consumed within half an hour of completing your workout. I would also suggest taking a high-potency multivitamin along with the shake. This simple liquid meal will go a long way in accelerating the muscle growth process and helping you to recover.
About 45 minutes to an hour after your post-workout shake, you should consume your second post-workout meal, which should come from whole foods. This meal should be rich in protein and high glycemic carbohydrates.
High glycemic carbohydrates are those that are broken down rapidly into the bloodstream. Some examples include, potatoes, white rice or rice cakes. Here are a couple of examples of what your second post-workout meal might look like:
1) 6oz steak, 1 potato, 1 glass of orange juice 2) 1 can of tuna, 100g rice cakes, 1 glass of grapefruit juice
This meal will continue to provide your starving muscles with the nutrients they require in order to synthesize new muscle tissue and restore glycogen levels.
After this second meal there is still about 2 hours or so to take advantage of as best you can. Your goal in this 3-hour window is to consume as much high quality protein and high glycemic carbohydrates as you can.
Most lifters highly underestimate the value of the post-workout period and hinder their gains as a result. One of the biggest mistakes you could possibly make would be to ignore the value of this 3-hour period and to slack off on your protein and carb intake.
Treat the post-workout period with respect and prepare for a noticeable boost in your muscle size and strength gains.
There are also 3 other highly important times throughout the day to pay special attention to the foods and supplements that you consume. Visit www.MuscleGainTruth.com to find out what they are, and how to properly approach these periods for the best possible results.
About The Author
Once an awkward, pencil-necked "social reject", Sean Nalewanyj is now a renowned natural bodybuilding and fat loss expert, best-selling fitness author, and creator of the wildly popular online muscle building program, "The Muscle Gain Truth No-Fail System". Learn how to build muscle and gain weight in just 24 minutes a day by visiting: www.MuscleGainTruth.com.
Sean is also the owner and operator of the web's premier muscle building and fat loss support community, currently accepting new members at www.FitnessInnerCircle.com.
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VERNAL — The assistant principal at Vernal Middle School was charged Tuesday with multiple counts of a sexually abusing a child.
The alleged victim in the case was a male relative, not a student.
David Alan Papadakos, 43, was charged with two counts of aggravated sex abuse of a child, a first-degree felony, and nine counts of forcible sexual abuse, a second-degree felony.
According to court documents, the teenage relative told police that Papadakos had groped or inappropriately touched him more than 30 times. The abuse went on from approximately April of 2010 to Mach of 2012.
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The Malaysia Airlines' mysterious sudden disappearance has deepened with the recent conspiracy theories suggesting there may be aliens involved in the hijacking of MH370.
Earlier reports claimed the airline misintergrated in the sky and there was no left clue where it was. Boeing 777 was flying at 35,000 feet in good weather condition when suddenly when it went missing. This gave rise to weird alien theory and social media has went abuzz with the alien conspiracy.
There were more than 10 satellites deployed by China to search the airline. The search-and-rescue operation to find Boeing 777 was being done by various countries and the relatives of the missing passengers on the flight are waiting in anticipation as to what happened to the airline
"Focus is on the West Peninsular of Malaysia at the Straits of Malacca," the Malaysian Airlines said in its statement.
But none of the satellites was able to find Boeing 777 and alien abduction theory has gone viral in Twitter.
Not really #conspiracy minded but what if #UFO was responsible for flight disappearance #ConspiracyTheories pic.twitter.com/7zrFjJejml
— Glenn Harris (@GlennDHarris) March 11, 2014
What if everyone on Malaysian flight 370 was abducted by aliens and are now laughing at all the search crews from their alien heaven
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I hope the #mh370 debris is found soon so we can stop all the Lost/Alien/bermudatriangle conspiracies
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#Mysteries: #UFO Sightings Malaysia Airlines Missing Possible Mass Alien Abduction? Special Report March 10 2014 http://t.co/3ut6LBaFFc
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Before the alien abduction theory went viral, it was speculated that a Chinese terror group was involved. But there was no concerete evidence clearly showing what happened to MH370. For further updates on MH370, stay tuned.


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