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By Koren Barwis, Pure Matters
I am injury prone.
In my twenties, I tried training for a marathon and ended up with IT (iliotibial) band syndrome – scorching pain on the outside of my right knee. Also in my twenties, my ankle gave out on a Washington, D.C. cobblestone sidewalk, leaving me with chronic ankle pain ever since. I feel like I've had it all; shoulder pain, lower back pain, runner's knee ... and most recently, the dreaded plantar fasciitis.
I'm not sure if it is my genetics or my training protocol, but if I do something long enough or hard enough, I end up with some sort of tendonitis somewhere. It is especially annoying because I actually enjoy working out, but am limited by my injuries. When I run more than six or seven miles a few times a week, my body starts breaking down. Fundamentally, I think it has something to do with the way my hips, knees and ankles align. Or it could be my fairly flat feet, for which I have custom orthotics. Whatever it is that causes my frequent injuries, I have learned a few things in dealing with them, which I'll share with you.
Start with R.I.C.E. (rest, ice, compression, and elevation) immediately. This combination helps keep swelling down, which is critical to a quick recovery. And don't forget the Aleve, too.
Get Help STAT
Do not wait to get an injury looked at by a professional. You may think you just twisted something, but there could be a hidden fracture or torn ligament. When I twisted my ankle, I didn't have it examined until years later when the injury and scar tissue had caused permanent damage. I honestly believe had I had it treated right then, I wouldn't be dealing with the chronic pain that I now struggle with.
Follow Advice
If your doctor advises you to rest it, REST IT. Don't think you know more than your doctor.
Look for Alternative Treatments
I use a chiropractor regularly because he looks at the entire body and alignment. He doesn't just look at the isolated pain point. He looks for the cause of the issue. I've also used acupuncture, massage, and ice baths.
Stay Active if Possible
Don't use an injury as an excuse to give up physical activity completely. With most injuries there is something you can do. Biking and swimming are usually the go-to suggestions of most professionals.
All that said, the best way to deal with injuries is to avoid them! Here are a few suggestions to help keep yourself injury-free.
Warm Up
Take five to 10 minutes to warm up walking on the treadmill or spinning on the elliptical. Follow that with some functional movements – a few sun salutations, walking lunges, jumping jacks, push ups.
Start Slowly
When you move into your actual workout, don't go 100% out of the gate. Start with a few sets at 60-70%. For example, if sprinting, do one set of sprints at ¾ effort before going full out. Same goes for weight-lifting sets.
Try a Supplement
There are a ton of great supplements designed support athletes that actually work. Be sure to take them for four to six weeks before deciding whether they work for you – these types of supplements need time to be effective.
Cross Train and Strength Train
To minimize muscle imbalances and overuse, be sure to try other types of exercise. Love to run? Still try to get at least a few bike or rowing sessions in each week. And don't forget about strength training, with particular focus on core strength which will support all your other activities.
Stretch and Increase Flexibility
If possible, work in a few yoga sessions per week. I also try to stretch after I workout, when I'm warm. When dealing with an injury, it is even more important to stretch those muscles and keep them from tightening up. I follow up stretching with icing.
When I whine about being injured again, my chiropractor reminds me – active people get injured. It is better to be active and deal with a little ache than to sit on the couch all day. I also tell myself that an injury is my body's way of telling me that something is off or that it is time to lay off a certain method of training.
Listen to your body, follow its lead and with time and care, you'll be back in the game in just a few weeks.
Source: Pure Matters
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A special feature of this History of Christianity program is its emphasis on longitudinal or diachronic research. Typically, students will prepare themselves to write a dissertation in which a particular Christian issue, institution, teaching, social form, etc., is analyzed through a number of centuries. In addition, students whose interest focuses on the Foundational Period (the Maccabean Revolt through Justin Martyr) will become thoroughly acquainted with cross-cultural anthropological approaches to the primary texts.
Three UCLA centers provide additional stimulation for students in the History of Christianity program: The Center for the Study of Religion directed by Professor David Rapoport, The Center for Jewish Studies directed by Professor David Myers, and The Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies directed by Professor Patrick Geary. These centers offer colloquia, guest lectures, interaction with visiting scholars, and conferences pertinent to their focus.Current full-time faculty in this field include: S. Scott Bartchy (M.Div. Harvard Divinity School, 1963; Ph.D. Harvard University, 1971. Christian Origins, Early Church History, History of Religion); Patrick Geary (Ph.D. Yale University, 1973. Medieval History); Ronald Mellor (Ph.D. Princeton University, 1968. History of the Roman Empire; Roman Law); and Claudia Rapp (D. Phil., Oxford, 1992. Late Antiquity; Hagiography).
Strong support is provided by members of the faculties of the Department of Classics and the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures.
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Since advanced scholarship is based on the primary sources in their original languages as well as on dialogue with scholars around the world, the History of Christianity program requires both a fluent reading knowledge of German and a Romance language, and a high level of competence in the ancient language (Greek or Latin) in which the documents relevant to the student's chief interest were written. Students who focus on the Foundational Period need excellent Greek and at least elementary Hebrew, Latin, and Aramaic. Students focusing on the later periods need excellent Latin (for the West) or Greek (for the East), and may need other languages such as Coptic or Syriac.
Because learning to read these languages can consume many precious quarters of a graduate program (and is basically undergraduate work), students who apply for admission to the History of Christianity program greatly increase the possibility of their acceptance by learning these languages prior to application. Indeed, students with weak language background, no matter how strong the remainder of their application file may be, will not be admitted. (Note: What is important for work in the History of Christianity program is not where or how a language was learned but rather simply the competence in using it.) With a substantial portion of language preparation behind them when entering the History of Christianity program, students with a B.A. can anticipate competing the program in 21 quarters or seven years. Students entering with an M.A. in History or an M.Div. with a strong history emphasis should be able to reduce the time substantially.
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As a candidate for the Ph.D., you must meet (a) the special requirements for admission to the doctoral program listed above; and (b) the general requirements set forth under the Graduate Division. An excellent command of English, spoken and written, the ability to read at least two foreign languages (except for the field of U.S. History where only one foreign language is required), and an acquaintance with general history are expected of all candidates. You are required to complete at least one continuing two-or three-quarter seminar, or alternatively, a continuing sequence of at least two graduate courses approved by the GGCC. This seminar, or its alternative, must include completion of a substantial research paper based at least in part on primary sources.
All students must write a dissertation prospectus (which could be written for credit as a history 596 or 597) expected to contain: (a) a full statement of the dissertation topic; (b) an historiographical discussion of the literature bearing on the topic; (c) a statement of the methodology to be employed; and (d) a survey of the sources sufficient to demonstrate the viability of the topic. The prospectus must be approved by the dissertation adviser prior to the oral part of the qualifying examinations. After approval, copies will be given to each member of the examining committee.
Faculty serving on doctoral committees may require such courses as they deem necessary for preparation for qualifying examinations. Courses taken to fulfill M.A. degree requirements may also be used to satisfy Ph.D. requirements.
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Before admission to candidacy, you must pass written and oral examinations. Students with outstanding incompletes may not be permitted to sit for these exams.
In the written qualifying examinations, you are expected to show not only a mastery of your special subject, but also an adequate grasp of the wider field of historical knowledge and an ability to correlate historical data and to explain their significance. These examinations are designed to test not merely factual knowledge, but also your power of historical analysis and synthesis, critical ability, and capacity for reflective thinking. A knowledge of the history of any area includes a reasonable knowledge of its historiography and bibliography; of its geography; and of its political, cultural, economic, and other historical aspects.
In the oral examination, you are to be examined in four fields, one of which may be an approved field in anthropology, economics, geography, language and literature, philosophy, political science, or other allied subjects. This allied field must be comparable in size and scope to the history fields listed above. You should select the fields in consultation with your faculty adviser and must receive the Department's approval of all four fields not less than three months before the written qualifying examination is taken. You will need to obtain the "Field Committee Orals" form (orals committee) from the Graduate Office. A copy of "Steps for the Orals" can be obtained from the Graduate Office. A full-time graduate student must begin the written qualifying examinations not later than the end of the ninth quarter of graduate work (See Time-to-Degree).
The written qualifying examination normally includes the major field only. The oral examination will cover all four fields and will normally be held after the written examination. In most fields, the oral examination will be held shortly after the written examination or, at the discretion of the doctoral committee, as late as six months after the written examination. Both the written and oral examinations are to be considered by the committee as a whole in arriving at a judgment of your performance. The written qualifying examination is normally prepared and administered by the chair of the committee and read by the entire committee before the oral qualifying examination.
The written qualifying examination must be passed before the oral qualifying examination can be taken. The members of the doctoral committee determine whether or not an examination may be repeated (normally only once), based on their prognosis of your potential for successfully completing both the written and oral examinations within a specified period of time to be designated by the doctoral committee, but not to exceed one calendar year. The written qualifying examination is not to exceed eight (8) hours and must be turned in to the Graduate Adviser's Office no later than 5:00 pm of the day of the examination.
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013
It's June and officially summer.
Yes, I know the summer solstice isn't until the 21st, but it's officially summer and hurricane season because the first tropical storm of the season hit South Carolina. It's not officially summer until we get a hurricane.
I watched as tropical storm force winds eclipsed 4.5 mph. I stood ready to man the emergency storm center as a light drizzle fell from the sky. At 2:30 a.m. I went outside expecting to see driving winds and pouring rain as the eye of the storm approached.
Instead, I saw stars. For a tropical storm, Andrea was a big flop.
I hate weather.
It's hot outside and it's 90 degrees and I know this is mild compared to what's coming in July. I say here often when the heat index hits 115 degrees the clothes are coming off.
The temperatures hit 90 today and instead the pants came off. It was too hot today for pants. So I wore shorts instead.
Still, I know what's coming. I remember last July 1 we had a heat index of 114 degrees.
What am I supposed to do with a 114-degree heat index?
I don't even know what that means.
The weather vixens on the Weather Channel say the heat index is the temperature the body feels when heat and humidity are combined.
The Vixen of the Month tried to tell me how you calculate the heat index, combining actual temperature, relative humidity and dew point temperature, but that's too much math for this fried egg of a brain to comprehend in this heat.
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I moved here because I didn't like the cold. My first day here, January 2, 2008, the temperature was 19 degrees outside with a wind chill factor of four degrees above zero.
And I'm looking at palm trees. Frozen palm trees, but palm trees.
Last summer was too hot. The summer before that was too hot.
I'm reminded it's just June and this isn't hot yet. I heard on Memorial Day it was 47 degrees in Chicago. I'm of an age where I don't mind brisk anymore. I even promised to no longer complain about it being too cold even though I did lament the 19 degree temperatures on my first working here.
I hate weather because weather forecasters never get it right.
Two days before Andrea hit there was a tornado warning sounding out the "End is Here!" cry of 70 mph winds, torrential rain, baseball-sized hail and enough funnel clouds to make the Wicked Witch of the West nervous.
I even made the phone call that my work associates should get ready for a really bad cloud.
It didn't happen. The system fizzled out like a blown birthday candle.
So there were no tornadoes, no hurricane, just some hot weather and by our standards this weekend was tepid.
I saw what happened in Oklahoma last month, and what happened in Alabama last year. I'm not wishing that kind of apocalyptic death and destruction on anybody.
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Despite packed stands and spectators lined around the fence, the Bishop England football team took away Porter-Gaud's home advantage this past Friday night with several big scoring drives in the rivalry game referred to as "The Holy War."
Junior linebacker Lawton Fosberry returned two interceptions for touchdowns, including one for 100 yards, as the Battling Bishops (1-2) beat the Cylcones, 33-14.
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For the Cylones, wide receiver Foster Moe had 10 catches for 139 yards and a pair of touchdowns – one on a 24-yard catch and another on a 1-yard pitch from Duncan at the goal line. Cantey praised the play of Porter-Gaud senior lineman Phillips Marshall, who gave the Bishops blocking problems.
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It had been awhile since our family used an off-site storage unit. I was very impressed by the friendliness of the staff and how courteous, knowledgeable and accommodating everyone has been as well as the maintenance and cleanliness of the storage units and grounds. If I visit late at night or the early hours of the morning, I always feel safe. I have recommended your company to family and friends. Thank you for the wonderful service you provide!Joan from Louisville, KY
August 27, 2014
I appreciated how helpful the employee was when I first came to Uncle Bob's. I wish I could remember her name because she was very sensitive to my situation (going through a divorce) & was extremely helpful to me & my father. We were notified one day w/ a call about my unit not being locked correctly after we had been in it. I would most definitely use UB again & have already recommended it to 2 friends!Richard from Louisville, KY
July 28, 2014
Just ended my fourth rental. Great service and storage. I'll be back when in the need.Kenneth from Louisville, KY
June 23, 2015
Office worker was nice. Got me in and out in less than 30 minutesAmanda from Louisville, KY
April 29, 2015
The young lady that works in there is awesome . An absolute delight to interact with. The fella is thorough and knowledgeable but abrasive. That young lady is an asset and should be recognized as such IMO.Michael from Saint Matthews, KY
April 23, 2015
Great experience with Uncle Bob's facility on the Dixie Highway. We have rented a space in Sellersburg, IN with a different company, it was just the opposite as far as our entire experience went from day one. Needless to say we would not give the same ratings to the Sellersburg facility.Shelley from Louisville, KY
April 23, 2015
Biff was very friendly, quite informative, professional & provided SUPERB customer service! He far exceeded my expectations...John from Louisville, KY
April 21, 2015
Hello- Tiffany was awesome ! She had my paperwork set out and organized when I arrived. She showed me the unit and even had to shovel 9 " of snow out of the doorway for us. Two other storage places were closed that day because of the snow . She was Very nice and professional. Great experience.Robin from Louisville, KY
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Thinking about participating in athletics during college? Hilbert College is hosting its annual Athletic Open House on Saturday, December 8th at 10am.
Visitors can learn what it takes to be involved in a NCAA Division III athletics program and what it means to be a student-athlete at Hilbert College. Presentations from the Admissions and Athletics Departments will lead the program. Tours of the campus are available and lunch will be provided. Families will have the opportunity to meet with Hilbert College coaches from the Hawks 13 intercollegiate programs.
The women's basketball team plays host to conference foe Penn State Altoona at 1pm with the men's game to follow at 3pm.
Please pre-register by visiting the Hilbert College Admissions page (click here).
For more information or the register by phone, please contact the Hilbert College Admissions Office at 716-926-8780.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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Wow everyone was great and professional - everyone went smooth. Kindness and understanding was wonderfully toward costumers! Great team work and great personality at the facility. Wonderful workers ! Love itFabiola from Chicago, IL
July 28, 2015
Everyone was polite. There were other clients in at the time so the agent had to take us both up together; he did a good job of making both parties feel like their needs were being met. I also paid in advance for the truckj because my father was going to pick it up on his own; the agent said it would not be a problem.Essence from Chicago, IL
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I've had an Uncle Bob's in North Carolina and Two in Illinois and think they are great. Clean, well managed and secure. Would Definelty use you again and recommend to my friends. THanks for askingRandall from Antioch, IL
July 23, 2015
This was one of the best customer service experiences I've had. I believe it was Luis at the front desk. He was extremely helpful very informative and made the process of getting my stuff in very easy.David from Chicago, IL
June 27, 2015
The associates were friendly and knowledgeable. We checked several storage areas and found one we liked quickly. It was clean and free of cobwebs and best of all, there is great music being piped in. Made the move enjoyable.Max from Chicago, IL
June 26, 2015
we have previously stored items at another facility and the difference is just amazing. Uncle Bob's is so clean and neat I feel as if you eat off the floors. The two men who took care of us when we purchased our locker could not have been anymore professional and courteous. We were blown away for the customer service, cleanliness and pricing.Candie from Rolling Meadows, IL
June 26, 2015
Zaul and Tracy are absolutely wonderful. They go out of their way to give me the best service, and they are so friendly and helpful. It's great to know that I'll always be met with smiles when I visit Uncle Bob's. I cannot say enough good things about them. Thank you!Samantha from Chicago, IL
March 29, 2015
The onsite manager is a life saver. he has gone above and beyond for me. He has helped me with several moves during very stressful times. I worked for a book company so was frequently working out of my storage units, sometimes alone during very late hours and I never felt unsafe. I have rarely if ever even seen a bug or spider in the entire facility, which is near impossible! I just can't say enough about the Lake Forest facility's service and its all because of him. I havent met anyone else at Bobs that works to this caliber. He is truly dedicated.Sophia from Lake Forest, IL
March 27, 2015
The staff was professional AND friendly. Most wonderful storage experience of my life!Theresa from Lake Villa, IL
March 23, 2015
The manager and her assistant were super professional and very pleasant always! Thanks to them, my difficult transition period was quite manageable and easy.Barbara Jackson from Dallas, TX
February 9, 2015
For self storage in Lake Forest, IL, Uncle Bob's offers numerous well-maintained storage facilities. The greater Lake Forest area can make use of our different types of storage climates to keep belongings in proper condition, plus some facilities even offer drive up storage for extra convenience. Find a storage space near you below and get started!
Your choice in storage space environment should be based on the valuables you are storing. A traditional storage unit at Uncle Bob's is right for items you would normally store in your garage or shed. For temperature-sensitive items, we offer climate controlled, air conditioned and heated storage. If you're storing paper, wood, furniture, or metals that are sensitive to humidity, Uncle Bob's also offers humidity controlled spaces.
Most Uncle Bob's storage facilities have perimeter fencing and surveillance monitoring. You and the individuals you authorize will get a personalized access code for the keypads that open our gates and interior buildings. For visibility and safety, each facility's halls and aisles are brightly lit. When it comes to securing your storage unit, only you have the key to the lock on your space. Unless you grant us a key and permission to enter your space for purposes like accepting deliveries on your behalf, you are the only person who can unlock and access your storage unit.
We've got a tool for that! Our Space Estimator shows you animations of our most common sizes so you'll know how much stuff each can hold. Better yet - try out your things! Switch to the "Choose your Stuff" mode, and pick out the things you need to store. The Estimator will calculate which storage unit will best fit your things, and show you how to rent it at Uncle Bob's! It's easy - get started by picking which size storage unit you need.
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Add a dash of color to your garden that lasts all year long! These fun, oversize steel flowering alliums are painted in bright colors and each spike is tipped in gold for added sparkle. Each set includes two 10" diameter flower heads on slender steel stakes in two heights: 29" and 35" installed.
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I purchased the pink ones & very pleased with quality of the items. They were larger than I expected which was even better. I put both in a small green scrub & they accent the plant very nicely. I am thinking about getting a set for my mother and maybe another color for myself.
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Peter Biskind, in The New York Times Book Review, called it "a rare feast for lovers of Japanese cinema [and] a monumental job of research . . . infused throughout with an affection for its subjects that is contagious. Best of all, it does what all good film books should do: returns us, with an enriched appreciation, to the movies themselves." "One of the best industrial histories of Japanese cinema available in English," adds Catherine Russell of Cineaste.
And Bill Kelley, in The Sarasota Herald Tribune, had this to say: "Not many film books deserve to have the adjective 'extraordinary' applied to them, but Stuart Galbraith's The Emperor and the Wolf is nothing less than that. In fact, it's more . . . this 823-page achievement wants to be all things to all admirers of its twin subjects, and, incredibly, it succeeds. Reference work, scrupulously thorough filmography, exhaustive biography - all are here . . . A graceful, economical writer, [Galbraith] is also a first-rate critic and film historian. [The Emperor and the Wolf] is a wonder of clarity and organization, and an enormous pleasure to read . . . [a] magnificent book."
Galbraith's other books include Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo: The Incredible World of Japanese Fantasy Films (Feral House, 1998), The Japanese Filmography (McFarland & Co., 1996), Motor City Marquees (McFarland, 1994), and Japanese Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films (McFarland, 1994).
In 2007, Galbraith's The Toho Studios Story, was published by Scarecrow, while his latest, Japanese Cinema, has been published by Taschen and hit bookstore shelves in June 2009.
From 2004-2009, Galbraith wrote a monthly column for Japan's Daily Yomiuri on Region 2/Japanese DVDs.
Within the home video field, Galbraith has written essays for Criterion's three-disc Seven Samurai DVD and Blu-ray, Optimum's Rashomon, and BCI Eclipse's The Quiet Duel.
He provided audio commentaries for AnimEigo's Musashi Miyamoto - The Ultimate Samurai and Tora-san, editing the accompanying booklet for the latter.
He was an associate producer for the DVDs of the classic poolroom drama The Hustler and Sidney Lumet's The Verdict. He provided audio commentary (with director Richard Fleischer) for the Special Edition DVD of Tora! Tora! Tora! (all for 20th Century-Fox), and interviewed Oscar-winning cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond for his audio commentary track for The Sadist. Galbraith also contributed commentary tracks to The Horror of Hammer and Tales of Frankenstein, all for All Day Entertainment. Galbraith's audio commentary for Classic Media's Invasion of Astro-Monster was released in 2007 and nomiated for a Rondo Hatton Award.
Holding a Master's Degree from the University of Southern California's prestigious School of Cinema-Television, Galbraith worked as an archivist and researcher at both Warner Bros. and M-G-M. At Warner Bros., Galbraith implemented preservation projects and procedures at both its USC-Warner Bros. Archives and the Warner Bros. Corporate Image Archives. At M-G-M, Galbraith worked as a "film detective," tracking down the original camera negatives to more than three dozen "lost" films.
Born in 1965 in Detroit, Michigan, Galbraith was a film critic for the Ann Arbor News, a daily newspaper. In addition to writing film reviews and feature stories, Galbraith also wrote a weekly column, "Video View," which ran from 1990-1993. Between books, Galbraith wrote for such film magazines as Filmfax, Outre, and the French film magazine HK Orient Extreme Cinema.
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Monday, October 7, 2013
This is a season of firsts for the Palmetto Christian football team. In the Eagles' regular season opener, they downed 3A Porter-Gaud for the first time in school history. Two weeks ago, Palmetto Christian won at Colleton Prep for the first time.
This past Friday, Palmetto Christian achieved another first – defeating Bible Baptist, 62-16, on homecoming night.
Coach Jim Daniel said he was most impressed with the Eagles' defense. "We just put in a crazy defense – had no linebackers," he said. "We put people in the gaps and sent them. They had five blockers; we sent six rushers."
There are two firsts remaining on this season's agenda: beat Hilton Head Christian Academy on Oct. 25 and win a state championship.
"I don't want to look past Northwood (Academy). They're scary," Daniel said about the Eagles next opponent after a bye week. "Their offense is starting to click. They're starting to roll. I had a feeling that by the time we played 'em, they would be pretty in sync."
Quarterback J.T. Waters continued to dismantle opponents, throwing for 210 yards and running for 239 more. The senior accounted for eight touchdowns – six rushing and two passing.
Palmetto Christian (5-1 overall, 1-0 region) scored on every drive of the first half except for a final offensive possession that started with less than a minute remaining in the second quarter. The Eagles forced four Bible Baptist (3-3, 1-1) turnovers and caused a running clock in the third quarter after getting a 40-point lead.
Although the offense clicked in every facet, the offensive and defensive lines were perhaps the reason for the surprisingly lopsided victory. When Palmetto Christian was offense, the ball was snapped and the line often drove the Braves defensive lineman backward a couple yards, moving the entire line of scrimmage in the process.
"They were huge," Daniel said. "We challenged them this week. I don't think they've been performing up to their standards, and they definitely came through."
And on defense, the Eagles collected a season-high seven sacks and two interceptions. Senior Will Tuchfarber and freshman Tommy Gunn each had two sacks. Junior Jake Iriart had a first quarter interception and senior Andrew Johnstone had the other pick. Johnstone, at about 5-feet-9-inches tall, leaped and ripped the ball away from a 6-foot-6-inch Bible Baptist receiver and returned it 49 yards, narrowly missing out on a touchdown.
Bible Baptist scored 60 points in its regular season opener and 88 points the following week. But, at Park West Field on Friday – after having a bye week – the Braves looked lost offensively.
Iriart also played running back at times for the Eagles, rushing for a career high 86 yards on six carries, including a touchdown. He had a second touchdown called back because an official said he stepped on the out-of-bounds line while eluding tacklers late in the game.
Palmetto Christian takes a week off, thanks to its Week 0 game at Porter-Gaud, before hosting Northwood Academy (4-2, 1-1), Oct. 18. The Chargers are winless on the road so far this season.
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Rashi (Moon Sign) : Makra
Rashis are the 12 signs of the zodiac. The Rashi in which the Moon was situated at the time you were born is called your Janma Rashi (birth Rashi) or simply your Rashi.
Nakshatra : Uttara ashadha
Nakshatra is the head of a particular group of stars. There are twenty-seven nakshtras in all. Each one of them covers thirteen degrees and twenty minutes arc of the zodiac. When you were born, the Nakshatra in which the Moon was situated at that time is called your Janma Nakshatra (birth nakshatra).
Astro Sketch (A brief profile based on birth data)
The Makra (Capricorn) male is likely to be very ambitious. He could be chasing others in pursuit of his goals to the extent of being selfish. He will make every effort to stand out in the crowd. He could be highly desirous to be the highest authority even in his peer group. He could be praised in his society due to his helpful nature but he could easily turn a victim of dishonor because of his talkativeness. He might be having a very little control over his tongue and may start speaking without having a proper thought behind. He could be philosophical and materialistic at the same time. He is likely to give a lot of importance to self -reputation, social status, and designation. He could be hard working, firm, laborious and devoted and may become a self - made person. He is likely to be bullish on his mission and may not rest until the goals are realized. Being extremely organized he is likely to be successful in shielding himself from discrepancies in his work. He might be keenly interested in history, archaeology and antiques. His personality may seem contradictory many -a - times. He might sometimes feel good about people around him and sometimes he may even feel like not trusting anyone. He may appear orthodox but may be truly practical. He might be capable of adjusting himself to the demanding circumstances. He is likely to be an introvert and may not reveal his true emotions easily. He might even surprise others with his decisions! His qualities of that add strength to his personality can be identified as self -discipline, thrift, responsibility, maturity, devotion and simplicity. His drawbacks could be lack of emotions, selfishness, egoism, pessimism, nervousness, laziness and talkativeness.
Some famous persons born with Makra Rashi:
Indira Gandhi, V Shantaram, Rakhi Gulzar, Henry Ford, George Lucas, Muhammad Ali, Bruce Willis, Jessica Lange
Generally found qualities of persons with Makra Rashi:
Favorable: Ambitious, assiduous, conservative, realistic, sensible, constant, self -disciplined, responsible.
Less Favorable: Pessimistic, calculating, mean, miserable, inhibited, rigid, strict, stern.
Makra Male has Moon Sign Harmony with:
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I bought this to keep the squirrels from the bird feeders, it does. Peanuts also brought a couple of birds that I don't usually see at the feeder. It's fun to watch the birds & squireels work at removing the peanuts
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my back yard blue jays completely emptied this wreath of peanuts in less than half an hour!! Not cost effective given the price of peanuts!!
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I had trouble keeping it open to fill with the peanuts.
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Uncle Bob's (The Manager, Frank) was very helpful and understanding when we became behind in our payment. He worked with us to get caught up and was always very professional.Staci from Safety Harbor, FL
July 28, 2015
Was treated very well. On the day I moved in a storm rolled in and the next day I called and was told it was being looked. Being from out of town it gave me piece of mind that my daughter's things would be fine for the summer monthsTom from Boynton Beach, FL
July 24, 2015
I had my things in storage for two years and had three units I was very pleased with the service and the experienceWilliam from Palm Harbor, FL
May 23, 2015
You met and exceeded my expectations. Paulina was very friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and professional. I would definitely recommend this location to anyone needing a storage unit.Sherry from Tampa, FL
April 28, 2015
You're always kind and polite, even when I was late with payment. That's true kindness and customer service! I work for a moving and storage company, yet I use Uncle Bobs! Thank you!Kelli from Safety Harbor, FL
April 27, 2015
We have used your facility several times, and have always been happy with the cleanliness and appearance of the building, the unit, and the store. The office associates were always pleasant and very helpful. Would not hesitate to recommend your facility to family and friends. If and when the need arises, we will certainly use your facility again without hesitation. Thank youValerie from Madison, FL
April 25, 2015
Larry from this location was helpful and friendly from start to finish. Actually, all staff I encountered from this location from extra helpful and friendly.Matthew from Smyrna, GA
March 23, 2015
I will always go to Uncle Bobs the service was excellent very happy, every person we spoke with was courteous and friendly.Arielle from Tampa, FL
March 23, 2015
Chris helped me very professionally. He knew I would be coming close to closing time and he was more the accommodating. He was pleasant and didn't rush me. He even sold me a set of boxes and tape with the lock. Which was a better deal then buying separately. You have a valued employee.Rebbecca from Tarpon Springs, FL
March 21, 2015
I had never used a storage unit before and honestly had some preconceived notions as to how it would be. I am so, so happy with how I was treated. Genuine people = great and exceptional customer service.Lisa from Dunedin, FL
March 2, 2015