text:
Two Buck Yuks: Keith Bergman launches new stand-up comedy seriesWritten by Matt Liasse | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Three years ago, Keith Bergman performed stand-up during an open mic at The Ground Level, a coffee shop formerly on Central Avenue.
"I almost walked out. I was almost too nervous to get up," he said. "When I did go up, I felt so good about it, I just kept going back."
Bergman's set was mostly puns and one-liners and was in front of "maybe 10 to 15 people."
"I didn't dive into anything that was more personal or really all that interesting," he said.
Bergman had performed stand-up before, but for years he explored other hobbies like theater and music. He thought if he'd ever want to do comedy again, he'd go to The Ground Level, since it was right by his house.
"It was a great open mic. I wish that place was still there," he said.
The audience's response motivated him to go back the next week.
"I got a much better reaction than I had any right to," Bergman said. "What seems to happen to a lot of people, and other people have confirmed this to me since, is people tend to be very sympathetic. When you get introduced and they say it's your first time up, they all will give you the benefit of the doubt. They're very encouraging."
Bergman said the audience's support for beginners doesn't last long.
"For the most part, [for] a lot of people, their first set will go really well. Maybe their second set. And then it starts to sink in that they have a long way to go," Bergman said. "It sort of sank in after a few different tries that it was going to be a really long process. I walked out there the first night thinking I was well on my way to being a real comedian. Three years later I realize I'm still not there yet."
Bergman said he has bombed a few shows.
"It happens enough to keep you from getting too full of yourself," Bergman said. "Usually you have no control over what kind of crowd is going to be there. I've ended up at shows where everyone there are retired or senior citizens. A lot of the jokes I have, they're just not interested in what I have to say."
Bad shows keeps Bergman grounded.
"There's nothing glamorous about this at all," he said. "There's a ton of rejection in comedy. There are people I have been sending emails to for eight months who have never replied. It's almost like you're stalking them at some point."
Bergman has never been booed off stage but said he may prefer it to no reaction at all.
"To get disinterest is almost the worst thing," Bergman said. "Because then they hear you, they're listening, they just don't care what you're saying."
Two Buck Yuks
Bergman hopes to keep comedy lovers interested with his new showcase Two Buck Yuks. Comedians will perform stand-up at 8 p.m. every Wednesday, beginning Sept. 4. The shows will be 90 minutes and will take place in The Blarney Event Center in Downtown Toledo. There will be a $2 cover for the shows, which are open to anyone ages 21 and older.
"A lot of people don't realize there's a really growing comedy scene in this area and in some of the surrounding cities," Bergman said.
Two Buck Yuks is already booked until Christmas. Comedians from Illinois and Tennessee are on the schedule already, in addition to ones from Ohio and Michigan.
Bergman used to run a weekly comedy show at Connxtions Comedy Club. Since the venue closed for renovations in the spring, Bergman came up with "Two Buck Yuks" to fill the void.
"I think Downtown needs something like [this]. It's a good entertainment option," Bergman said. "Especially midweek, there's not always stuff to do. It would be nice for people to have another option so they don't have to drive all the way out to the suburbs."
Bergman was put in contact with Bill Kline from The Blarney Irish Pub. Kline said it's the perfect venue because the pub's event center is a separate room from the bar and dining area.
"We're excited for the opportunity to host local and regional comedians, to give them a stage and to showcase their talents," he said in an email. "We were on board from the moment Keith sat down with us and presented his plan, as we understood they had success at their previous venue."
Bergman said his favorite aspect of comedy is the immediacy. Two Bucks Yuks will be what he loves about comedy and more.
"I think with any creative thing you are doing, it's nice to see people feel the same way or react the same way," Bergman said. "I see something [and] I think it's funny, it's gratifying to go onstage and have a room full of people also think it's funny. They see where you're coming from and they get it."
'Hashtag Rustbelt'
The first show will feature a special lineup. Bergman will perform with Stu McCallister from Grand Rapids, Mich., and local comic Mike Szar, two comedians he is making a comedy DVD with. The DVD, "Hashtag Rustbelt," is expected to be available by Christmas. The three men will tour to promote the DVD, beginning at the show Sept. 4. They will leave directly afterward and drive to Alabama for their next gig.
"It's been interesting … we're [doing] a lot of smaller venues, nonconventional comedy venues [and] in places that probably don't get a lot of comedy," McCallister said. "It's a new experience."
The DVD was filmed in the spring, two weeks before Connxtions Comedy Club closed. It features 10 stand-up acts filmed over two nights. Erik Cribley, D.K. Hamilton, Steve Wherry, Thom Brush, Anthony Martinez, Dustin Meadows and Owen Thomas will also be featured.
The lineup
- Sept. 4: Bergman, McCallister, Szar, Dwayne Duke, Ryan Dickman and John Cessna.
- Sept. 11: Dustin Meadows, Lindsey Martin, Kamari Stevens, Esther Nevarez, Brad Wenzel, Kyle Tolliver, Anthony Martinez, Wes Ward, TJ Warner and Gad Holland.
- Sept. 18: Steve Sabo, Mary Santora, Yusuf Ali, Anthony Savatt, Samantha Rager, Sean Sullivan, Ed Bartko, Bobby Bayn, Chris Tiefel and Owen Thomas.
- Sept. 25: DK Hamilton, Erin Field, Michael Geeter, Joe Deez, Dan Fraley, Meghan Koesters, Jason Valentini and Szar.
- Oct. 2: Dave Landau, Dan Currie, Pat Sievert, David Wellfare, Robert Jenkins, Bryan Thompson, Jason Carlen, Mark Roebuck, Jake Dickey and Reese Leonard.
- Oct. 9: Zach Martina, Darnell Anderson, Jeremy Rowland, Jeff Horste, Kent Tucker, Robert Kemeny, Cody Cooper, LJ White, Keith Spurlock and Carl Johnson.
Tags: Anthony Martinez, Connxtions Comedy Club, D.K. Hamilton, Dustin Meadows, Erik Cribley, Hashtag Rustbelt, Keith Bergman, Mike Szar, Owen Thomas, Steve Wherry, Stu McCallister, Thom Brush, Two Buck Yuks


text:
by moreheadcity (458 Posts), Sun Dec 04, 2011 07:02 pm
by kristal1213 (31 Posts), Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:21 pm
by moreheadcity (458 Posts), Thu Dec 08, 2011 08:33 am
kristal1213 wrote:I am happy to hear about your 2 healthy children. I know what you mean about wanting to have more kids. Really 2 is a lot to handle (for me) but the fact the it feels like the decision is not mine to make make me want it more.
You kiddos are adorable.
by caryn (10177 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:17 am
by moreheadcity (458 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:26 am
caryn wrote:Your kids are so cute - and they look like they share the same smile.
I bet everyone who posts here has nightmares about birth control failure. Good to see you posting!
by vickichiki (5 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 06:21 pm
by moreheadcity (458 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 06:25 pm
vickichiki wrote:Your kids are so cute It's amazing that such teeny tiny babies grow up to to be so big isn't it?
I had Pre-E and some borderline HELLP with my last pregnancy and here I am again almost about to give birth suffering the same again. I lost 20kgs which I think is about 45lbs or so and was going to the gym 4 days a week so heaps fitter before falling pregnant and like you was well under what I was pre-preg with either of my girls... well this is the worst pregnancy so far I am so much sicker, lots more symptoms and complications and worse BP so I don't know if that will be of any concellation to you but it seems that the weight loss may not be a factor.
by vickichiki (5 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 06:33 pm
by moreheadcity (458 Posts), Fri Dec 09, 2011 06:42 pm
vickichiki wrote:I know exactly what you mean! I have just under 10 days before I meet my little boy and I toss from 'oh thank goodness I am so so sick' to 'ohhh this is the last time I will be pregnant I will miss it' I just wish I was able to enjoy pregnancy or even 'glow' like others get *sigh* it's ok though this is my lot in life (I'm sure you feel the same too) and I am just so very thankful for the beautiful kids that I have
by jgrumet (520 Posts), Sat Dec 10, 2011 01:59 am
Return to HELLP Syndrome Survivors and Underlying Disorders
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests

subset: commoncrawl


text:
« Exit photo gallery
Supreme Court highlights 2012
A look at some of the cases the political world was watching this year.
SCOTUS sides with Texas GOP on redistricting
Jan. 20: "The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a severe blow to Democrats Friday, throwing out a district court-drawn Texas redistricting plan that Republicans vigorously fought to have overturned."(Photo: AP Photo)
More: See all POLITICO photo galleries
Did you know that this gallery has keyboard shortcuts? Use your left and right arrows to navigate through the gallery.


text:
CONCORD, N.C. – A 2-cycle and 4-cycle WKA / SFI Technical Certification Seminar will be held next Saturday, November 17 at the 33rd Annual National Parts Peddler Trade Show in Syracuse, New York.
Registration will begin at the WKA booth space at 11 a.m. The seminar will open at 11:30 a.m. in a reserved room at the New York State Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building, where the three-day trade show is being held.
The 2012 seminars have been revised and expanded to include the latest technical updates as well as more information on the role of the tech inspector, pre-race tech inspection, tech room procedures and the protest and appeal process. WKA members who wish to become certified as WKA Technical Inspectors will take the SFI/WKA Certification Examination at the conclusion of the seminars. Those passing the open book examination will receive a 2-year WKA/SFI Technical Inspector certification.
The cost for any of these seminars is $125. That includes the seminar, the SFI examination and a copy of the 2013 Technical Manual. Those successfully completing the examination will receive a clothing patch and an ID card and will be included on the list of SFI/WKA Certified Technical Inspectors.
If you're not a current WKA member, you will have to purchase a year membership, in addition to the $125 seminar fee, for $55.
The Parts Peddler Trade Show, in its 33rd consecutive year, is one of the best auto racing trade shows in the country. Nearly every form of motorsport is represented and booths with great deals on racing equipment, safety equipment, apparel, engine, suspension, karting and much more.
For more information, visit http://partspeddler.us.


text:
|Thread Tools
Body weight exercises vs total body gym
Hey there everyone
Glad to be getting back on track but we can all improve, right. So I want to ask the ones who know, what is actually better.. No wait let me REPHRASE it -- How should i beworking out? because I have my little lady girl weights (3lbs & 6lbs), my stretch bands and a totaly body gym the chuck norris one and i want to get into the best shape of my life & get my money's worth.
(when ur a single mom, you HAVE to find ways to be at home, esp if the kid isnt old enough to be alone.)
What is a good workout regimen for me using body weight AND my total gym?
Follow your Intentions
I am a father of two boys. So I understand the need/desire to be time efficient and to workout at home.
Luckily, you can get in great shape with bodyweight exercises and the total gym.
I like push/pull/legs split. Basically workout everyday you can and throw rest days in when life doesn't allow a workout that day.
Great exercises to choose from...
Push Day:
Dips - use a chair
Shoulder Press - with bands: http://www.bodybuilding.com/exercise...ess-with-bands
Chest Press - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e...t/index.html#1
Shoulder Press - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e...s/index.html#1
Pull Day:
Row - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e...k/index.html#2
Pull-up - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e.../index.html#13
Pullover (also hits chest) - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e...t/index.html#9
Resistance Band Rows
Leg Day:
Bodyweight Squats
Bodyweight Jumps
Leg Curl - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e...s/index.html#1
Hip Extension - total gym: http://www.total-gym-exercises.com/e.../index.html#12
Pick 2 exercises from the list above, keep reps around 6 to 15, do about 15 to 18 total sets for the workout. Executing a rep; control the weight on the eccentric but try to explode the weight on the concentric while using good form. Lifting explosively is a great stimulus to the body. To further boost conditioning, you can include exercises for smaller muscle groups while you are "resting" between sets.
Sample Workout:
1. Chest Press Total Gym, 6 reps per set, 6 sets - between sets you could add bicep curls with the resistance band
2. Chest Press Total Gym (easier angle), 9 reps per set, 4 sets - again, with bicep curls
3. Shoulder Press Total Gym, 12 reps per set, 4 sets - with ab work during rest period
4. Shoulder Press Total Gym (easier angle), 15 reps per set, 2 sets - with ab work
Work during rest periods:
Bicep works well with Push Day
Triceps works well with Pull Day
Biceps or Triceps work well with Leg Day
Abs works well with Push or Pull Day
*The work during rest periods should not detract from the main exercise, if it starts to, then simply ditch it. Consider it a bonus, not mandatory.
If you are able to get outside for a few minutes, then sprints would be a great addition to your leg day, or actually any time you are able to get them in. 5 to 10 sprints at around 10 second duration with be great for your legs and for your conditioning. Be smart with this, make sure you are warmed up a bit. Don't go all out the first sprint, try to build up speed through the sprint. Start with 5 and build up to more.
James 1:16-17 ESV
Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights
With God's help...Mens sana in corpore sano
Last edited by Commander; 09-26-2012 at 12:16 PM.
Thanks so much!
Follow your Intentions
And let us know how your progress goes.
James 1:16-17 ESV
Do not be deceived, my beloved brothers. Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights
With God's help...Mens sana in corpore sano
is it so simple to comeback after a while ... but there is no harm in giving a try ..
Last edited by Jemimasmith; 10-03-2013 at 10:11 AM.
|Thread Tools


text:
An American Catholic Theocracy: One Man's Blueprint
Cathleen Kaveny March 9, 2012 - 7:49am
Dr. Taylor Marshall, a Ph.D.. from the University of Dallas and a convert to Catholicism from the Episcopal Church where he was a priest, has a political dream. It's not Martin Luther King's dream, either.I do know a couple of conservative Catholics who would be sympathetic to his dream--but who would say it goes too far. Catholicism, they would say, is not a religion of "either/or" but of "both/and": there is no reason, they would say, the White House can't have a basketball court and a Catholic chapel.Seriously, this has to be the position of only a tiny minority of Catholics. But why was the link bumped to broader attention of more people by the National Catholic Register? As far as I can tell, not to warn of its flaws.
Commenting Guidelines
Also on line, I read of the dismissal of Fr. Shea from BC for asking for a real explanation of the rule vs. womens ordinationBob Nunz, It may have been his earlier letter to the Cardinal about stepping aside from active ministry until woman are allowed to be ordained. Then there is BC's explanation that his adjunct job was changed to tenure-trackHard to know what it's all about. Last year Shea wrote directly to Cardinal Sean OMalley, telling him that he would step aside from active ministry until women are allowed to be ordained. Falcone says Shea has since paid a price for this position.I think the university, by any means necessary, is tying to avoid any kind of trouble or implication that the School of Theology and Ministry is not impeccably right wing orthodox, Falcone said.Recently, after Shea was told his contract would not be renewed, he wrote again to OMalley, and to other Catholic leaders across the country, asking why the church wont let women be priests.Boston College said Sheas contract was not renewed because his position was changed to a tenure-track job, a change the School of Theology and Ministry has sought for some time. But students in the program, including Paul Shoaf Kozak, are protesting his termination.http://www.wbur.org/2012/03/05/bc-professor-contract-ends
Folks, instead of trying to "sing a new church into being", why not just be honest and join the Episcopalians. Then you can have "SSA" priest/priestesses, and rainbow bishops, and reiki healing services, ad nauseum. They've taken the vanguard and shown the Roman Catholic Church what happens when you start chipping at 2,000 years of revealed truth, and replace it with the soup du jour. Quick, let's do one last verse of Kumbayah, just for old time's sake.
Folks, [...] why not just [...] join the Episcopalians. Anti-evangelization alert! It is not the Catholic way to thus try to push people out. You can put this remark down on your list for the next time you go to Confession.(I've given this response before, but I plan to repeat it as needed. Rob, this kind of remarks is not ok if you're Catholic.)
What Taylor Marshall speaks is the simple truth and he will be thanked for it, though it is simply his duty, by greater than you or I. I applaud Dr. Marshall for the faith, courage and conviction to speak the truth.For those who mock; you are yet another fine example of why the country is in the state that it is in.AMGDWill Hawthorne
If one considers that the salvation of souls is the highest law, then Dr. Marshall's piece becomes not only reasonable but attractive. Of course there are those for whom "getting along" is the highest law, but Dr. Marshall was writing not for them, but to encourage those who seek the salvation of souls before all else to live out their faith so that such a vision might actually be possible. If you find something distasteful about this vision, please stay away from St. Augustine's City of God.
While Dr. Marshall may seem "extreme" to some, the basic philosophy of allowing natural law and the kingship of Christ the King to rule society is not one that is contrary to the teachings of the Catholic church. In 1925, on the celebration of Feast of Christ the King, Pope Pius XI issued the encyclical "Quas Primas", which said this:"In the first Encyclical Letter which We addressed at the beginning of Our Pontificate to the Bishops of the universal Church, We referred to the chief causes of the difficulties under which mankind was laboring. And We remember saying that these manifold evils in the world were due to the fact that the majority of men had thrust Jesus Christ and his holy law out of their lives; that these had no place either in private affairs or in politics: and we said further, that as long as individuals and states refused to submit to the rule of our Savior, there would be no really hopeful prospect of a lasting peace among nations. Men must look for the peace of Christ in the Kingdom of Christ; and that We promised to do as far as lay in Our power. ... To use the words of Our immortal predecessor, Pope Leo XIII: 'His empire includes not only Catholic nations, not only baptized persons who, though of right belonging to the Church, have been led astray by error, or have been cut off from her by schism, but also all those who are outside the Christian faith; so that truly the whole of mankind is subject to the power of Jesus Christ.' Nor is there any difference in this matter between the individual and the family or the State; for all men, whether collectively or individually, are under the dominion of Christ. In him is the salvation of the individual, in him is the salvation of society. 'Neither is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given to men whereby we must be saved.' He is the author of happiness and true prosperity for every man and for every nation. 'For a nation is happy when its citizens are happy. What else is a nation but a number of men living in concord?' If, therefore, the rulers of nations wish to preserve their authority, to promote and increase the prosperity of their countries, they will not neglect the public duty of reverence and obedience to the rule of Christ. What We said at the beginning of Our Pontificate concerning the decline of public authority, and the lack of respect for the same, is equally true at the present day. 'With God and Jesus Christ,' we said, 'excluded from political life, with authority derived not from God but from man, the very basis of that authority has been taken away, because the chief reason of the distinction between ruler and subject has been eliminated. The result is that human society is tottering to its fall, because it has no longer a secure and solid foundation. When once men recognize, both in private and in public life, that Christ is King, society will at last receive the great blessings of real liberty, well-ordered discipline, peace and harmony.'" And again, this was in 1925.On the commute from my home to church, there are no less than a half-dozen billboards advertising strip clubs, adult bookstores, and other businesses that make their money by selling mortal sin. There is no way to avoid these constant visual attacks that corrupt the mind and temp the weak. Maybe that part isn't so crazy. Also, I cannot take Good Friday to attend the services and public praying of Stations of the Cross at my parish because my co-worker is taking the day off to attend the first home game of the major league baseball team in our town. To actually be given preference for days off from work due to religious celebrations to worship God and to spend time in prayer and contemplation would be quite nice.If you take a few moments to peruse Dr. Marshall's site (as I did), you will see that the content on his blog tends to lean towards education and catechesis of some of the lesser-known aspects of the Catholic culture that have faded since Vatican II (the blessing of the wine on the feast of St. John, for example, and Ember Days). His agenda for his site is normally not political but is in fact more geared towards exposing people to the richness of Catholic history so as to become closer to Jesus Christ through the traditions of the the Catholic Church. He also encourages devotion to the blessed virgin Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus. His online ministry is definitely Christ-centric, and faithful to the magisterium of the Catholic church. I see his presence online as one that will enrich my faith rather than introduce scandal, anger and confusion to my spiritual life and jeopardize my relationship with Christ.
I thought Dr. Marshall's universal view of an American Catholic Theocracy was brilliant and closely resembled the vision of our founding fathers. In my opinion, the only problem with our founding fathers vision was that it was rooted in a Protestant view of Christianity. The view of Christianity not Universal but where each adherent is free to interpret and decide his own personal truth regarding faith, morals and societal good. The same view that has splintered the Protestant Church and produced tens of thousands of differing Protestant theologies and personal truths.I'm not blaming Protestantism for our country's problems, but clearly, a Catholic Theocracy would correct some fatal flaws. In an American Catholic Theocracy, human rights under the law would be re-established as those given us by the Creator for the good of all and not laws given and established by the Creator's disordered rebellious creatures for the perceived good of a disinterested few.In my view, it's the same vision of our founding fathers as established in the Constitution but more perfected.
If the only problem with Dr. Taylor's vision is the White House basketball court, I think that can be allowed if we get all of the other things.What people don't understand is that such a situation would only come about from a radical change of heart in a large proportion of the citizenry. When people bring up examples of corruption and oppression, they are not taking into account the radical conversion that must happen, in not only the average citizen, but also the clergy of the Church, in order for this vision to be realized. If we truly believe in the power of the Holy Spirit to change lives for the good, how can we be so cynical? If we truly believe that the Gospel is the Good News for the human race, and the Catholic Church is God's ordained instrument for salvation, how can we find it's ascendancy horrifying? If a person doesn't believe that, why are they Catholic?Fr. Robert Hugh Benson had a similar vision in his book _Dawn of All_ written about 100 years ago (available online at http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11626 ). I recommend it.Finally, while there may be problems in the implementation of some of the details of these visions, I fully support the idea that the Church and the Gospel are the true goods for our country rather than moral relativism and radical individualism.
"For those who mock; you are yet another fine example of why the country is in the state that it is in"I know that I mocked earlier, but I've changed! I'm all for this now!I've even decided that whosit's list isn't strong enough, so I've thought of a few more bullet points:1.POTUS would ditch the limo for a popemobile.2. The Lunar Touchrock at the Smithsonian National Air and Space museum will be replaced by a holy relic, namely, a joint from the left pinky of the Venerable Michael McGivney (no touching!)3. Judges will stop wearing black robes, and start wearing lots and lots of lace. Lots!4. Uppity women? Branks. Branks and more branks.5. Uppity preschoolers? Ditch the time-out chair and bring in the Judas Cradle.6. Crown Heights will henceforth be known as Marrano-ville.7. Hey, AME Church! You can stay, but how about ditching gospel music for polyphony? No? Tough sh*t-- here's your Palestrina sheet music.8. Judges? Hell, everybody will wear lots of lace! EVERYBODY.C'mon, True Believers-- help me think of more!
There is nothing that would radically secularize the Church more and faster than to have it playing at government with morality turned into statutes enforced by a Catholic police force. But it's a moot point. If we ever see a theocracy in the United States, it will be a Protestant one.
Abe, I'd love to join you, but today I've put on my sermonizing persona. Reading you almost makes me wish I hadn't, but it's too late now!
Dr. Marshall has painted a picture of heaven on earth, and though its realization is a bit fantastical, the dream is a worthy one. I say fantastical, b/c the reality can only be achieved by a citizenry that is devout and desiring to live in acknowledment of the Creator/creature distinction and with the acquiesence to fulfill the Creator's purpose and design for His creation - thus a world were those in it acknowledge Jesus Christ as the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. The repercussions of this are as he described: with relationships on all their levels fulfilling a loving intent for all involved. He is not describing the relationship of the Church in the Middle Ages with their respective crowns. Rather, and I quote:"The clergy (but especially our archbishops and bishops) would not live like royalty in mansions as in previous years but would live penitent and poor lives like great bishops of old such as St Martin of Tours, St Francis de Sales, St Augustine, and St Bonaventure."The relationship of church and state (note the lack of separation) must be characterized by service. We are so concerned in our modern society about what we are going to get and the preservation of our 'freedom' - even if it leads to our personal and corporate destruction. Has anyone of our dissenting commenters ever considered that there is tremendous freedom and safety under the law of God? Thank you, Fr. for your vision, and I pray along with your for the fulfillment of it!
One possible correction...I am uncertain as to whether or not Dr. Marshall is ordained in Church. He was an Episcopalian priest and converted to Catholicism. However, he may not have joined the Church as a married priest, though he would be a prime candidate for it.
It would also take eviscerating the First Amendment to the Constitution. I'll let Fr. Komonchak respond to the theological points if he wants to. Thanks for visiting!
His vision is GREAT!!! Overall, all true Catholics should pray for all to be converted-peacefully-to the Faith and that all governments acknowledge Christ as King! Remember: Catholic prayers used to pray for conversion of heart to Christ's Heart-government and people. These truths have not changed-People CANNOT CHANGE the Faith because it is "too hard", not comfortable, or not popular. Jesus on Earth was not popular and died for [it]. May Christ the King reign over us all!
1. Dr. Marshall was not ordained (unfortunately, in my opinion).2. His family, per his blog (cantuar.blogspot.com/), belongs to a traditional Roman Catholic church by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter (www.fssp.com or .org). May I suggest enrolling in the Confraternity? (http://www.fssp.org/en/confraternite.htm).
As for an above comment on the Church vs the State handling corporal works of mercy, well, it's not to say that government workers, themselves, do not care about others, but that the state constantly shows it's bias towards evil,eg, abortion. The Church is the largest private org in US to help the poor. The US gov has taken funds away for the Church to help those of human trafficing because She refused to offer abortion services/transportation for these women once in the US. We see now the US gov attempting to force contraception/sterilization, and so forth on us (payment). Programs paying for Planned Parenthood/contraception/poor sexual hygeine/education programs. The US gov can give money to its citizens and so forth, but there is much more to these acts-and the Church has rights to them.
What kind of economic system would this Paradise on Earth have?
One assumes that it will be based on magic beans.
Dr. Marshall's dream sounds scarily Catholic. It seems to violate the separation of church and State. As such, I am sure it is heresy to the writers of Commonweal.
Even today there is no separation of Church and State. They operate in the same environment and constantly bump into each other.Also, this guy has a vision of what his utopia would look like. Why shouldnt he share it? That certainly falls under his freedom of speech.
Seems to me that the folks here have their panties in a huge wade over someone's personal ideas posted on his own Blog. I read Dr. Marshall's "offending" post the day it appeared on his blog. I smiled.
9. The eagle will be removed from the presidential seal, and replaced with an image of a woman clutching her pearls.10. All pornography (eg. Swank magazine, Hustler, Sears catalogues, VHS tapes of old Magic School Bus episodes) will be rounded up and handed over to church officials for intense, close studyespecially the Magic School Bus tapes.11. MPAA ratings replaced with CNS ratings. The Land Before Time: Littlefoot meets the Logos gets an A-I. Harold and Kumar Go to Confession? O.12. Harvard University to be renamed Notre Dame, Notre Dame to be renamed Gonzaga University, Gonzaga to be renamed The Thomas More College of the Liberal Arts, Thomas More to be renamed Princeton, Princeton to be renamed Walmart. 13. Wanna ride the bus, ladies? Cover your hair.14. War on Drugs ended in favor of War on Gluten-Free hosts.15. Gideons Bibles in hotel drawers are replaced with Ignatius Bible; Book of Mormon in Marriott drawers replaced with cilice.
The truth from the beginning thinkers are back here -yuk!
Ms Kaveny:It would appear from both your article and the comments above that the Roman Church is badly divided to the point that it is now two distinct religious sects each bearing the same title - or so I assume.. You appear to be a member of one of the distinct sects and Dr. Marshall the other. Just out of curiosity do you claim to be a Roman Catholic in full communion with the Bishop of Rome (and Dr. Marshall is not); or the other way around?Or perhaps it does not matter anymore?God blessRichard W Comerford
"If one considers that the salvation of souls is the highest law, then Dr. Marshalls piece becomes not only reasonable but attractive."Only faith in and following Jesus Christ saves souls. All human efforts, including those of any church body, are to no avail.
"The truth from the beginning thinkers are back here -yuk!"Double yuk - without sprinkles.
Mr. Comerford - would suggest that Dr. Marshall and too many of his fellow faculty at University of Dallas are part of a sect. If you watch EWTN; peruse websites such as Fr. Z, read the Wanderer, you find that there is a tiny segment of the catholic population which has decided that the church of the council of Trent enlightened by Vatican I was the end of all development, spirituality, and truth for the catholic church. It truly is less than 1% of all catholics (big tent and the essence of the meaning of "catholic"). The most recent "invention" is to state that Vatican II was merely a council that was pastoral and enforce the "hermeneutic of continuity" - it brought no doctrinal change and thus they try to either minimize or revise the history of that council to fit their viewpoint. Have seen an excellent paper by Fr. Ruff outlining that these folks need to be honest about the "First" spirit of VII and their approach which can be called the "Secoond" spirit of Vatican II. Others just push for reform of the reform as if VII was misguided or implemented wrongly.
Mr. Jimmy Mac:"Only faith in and following Jesus Christ saves souls. All human efforts, including those of any church body, are to no avail."So you reject its claim that the Roman Church is the mystical body of Christ, its head is the Vicar of Christ, its sacraments sources of grace?God bless Richard W Comerford
16. As a reward for good school work, boys get to serve at Mass and help the priest in the sacristy; girls have the honor of hand-washing the altar linen, cleaning the sacred vessels, and polishing the altar brass candles.17. Everyone is free to observe the religion of their choosing, however only Catholics may hold government jobs or be elected officials.18. The IRS is in charge of keeping track of tithing.19. Prisons pair up with dioceses who help rehabilitate prisoners by providing them opportunities to serve and perform needed maintenance tasks in churches and on church grounds.20. Each Catholic has an electronic ID card that they sweep whenever they go to Mass, receive communion, or go to confession. The FBI keeps track of it to guarantee that no sacrilege is committed by letting people who have not fulfilled their Sunday obligation receive communion without first going to confession.21. In addition to sodomy, divorce, sexual relations outside marriage, etc., masturbation will also be outlawed. There will be no sexual activity whatsoever during Lent. 22. Marriage vows are updated so that the woman now promises obedience to her husband, according to Scripture. Civil marriage no longer exists. Non-Catholics can always go abroad to get married.
Mr Bill deHaas:"would suggest that Dr. Marshall and too many of his fellow faculty at University of Dallas are part of a sect."Well clearly there are at least two distinct religions sects at work here. Dr. Marshall appears to be in one sect. Ms. Kaveny in another. "there is a tiny segment of the catholic population which has decided that the church of the council of Trent enlightened by Vatican I was the end of all development"That may be true. I would not know. But would not Rome formally advise them of their errors?"It truly is less than 1% of all catholics"It may be; but in Christian history, all too often, have not the few been proven right?"(big tent and the essence of the meaning of catholic)."Is there an accepted definition of what it means to be catholic? "The most recent invention is to state that Vatican II was merely a council that was pastoral and enforce the hermeneutic of continuity. "I thought the phase hermeneutic of continuity was coined by the current Bishop of Rome Benedict XVI? Are you saying that Dr. Marshall and Benedict are in the 1% sect and Ms. Kaveny in another sect? "need to be honest about the First spirit of VII and their approach which can be called the Secoond spirit of Vatican II"So there are 2-seperate and contentious interpretations of the Second Vatican Council? Dr. Marshall and Benedict hold to one and Ms. Kaveny another? "Others just push for reform of the reform as if VII was misguided or implemented wrongly."It does appear then that the Roman Church is badly divided into two separate and opposing sects. Thank you for explaining.God blessRichard W Comerford
Mr. Comerford - will let Prof. Kaveny respond to your long list.In terms of the "hermeneutic" - my comments and reference come from an Advent address by B16. In that address (best explained by Fr. J. Komonchak), B16 used the phrase "hermeneutic of reform" and he went on to explain this hermeneutic as both continuity and change. But, in a footnote of the later, printed talk in Italian and then into latin, the latin appears to have used continuity and this was picked up and run with by many groups. Some argue that this is a mis-interpretation of what B16 means when he says the "hermeneutic of reform".Again, I may have garbled that without my notes before me but others and JAK can address your comments more comprehensively.
Mr. Bill deHaas: "B16 used the phrase hermeneutic of reform and he went on to explain this hermeneutic as both continuity and change"I understand that this strange word "hermeneutics" means the study of the theory and practice of interpretation? I thought that Rome held that God, the "deposit of faith", morality and truth are changeless? Are you and Prof. Kaveny and others of the anti-Dr. Marshall group holding that God, the "deposit of faith", morality and truth are not changeless; but that the Second Vatican Council changed them? God blessRichard W Comerford
23. Ecclesiastical honors in Rome will be recognized in the US by festivities, monument-lighting, etc.
Governor Cuomo Announces "Timothy Cardinal Dolan Week" in New York StateOfficial Governor's Proclamation Pays Tribute to Cardinal DolanOne World Trade Center Will Be Lit Red throughout the Week in Honor of Cardinal Dolanhttp://www.governor.ny.gov/press/03122012Cardinal-DolanDr. Marshall must be happy.
It's hard to have a discussion with Mr. Comerford, because his argument contains two fallacies.The first is his contention that the Church is divided into two sects. It isn't. What he is actually saying is an artifact of his belief that there is an orthodox "sect" that he supports and another consisting of everyone else. There is no reason to believe that the left or the right or liberals or conservatives in the Church have a system of beliefs cohesive enough where one could characterize any of them as a sect.But even if the Church was divided into two sects, his second fallacy rests in his assumption that if he can prove one "sect" to be unorthodox, it must follow that the other sect is orthodox. Or to put it another way, he is arguing that if one is truly an orthodox Catholic, one must necessarily agree with Dr. Marshall. In fact, Dr. Marshall's fantasy falls all on its own. We tried a Catholic theocracy in the form of the Papal States. That theocracy has the advantage of a mostly Roman Catholic population existing mostly in a time that was far less "secular" than our own. The Papal States were a failure that corrupted the Church. There is no reason whatsoever to think that a Catholic theocracy could work in the United States. Using a belief that it could or should as some sort of litmus test of being a Catholic is illegitimate.
The Holy Gospel says,"Make disciples of all nations,..teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I has commanded you". If enough people are converted to the faith, changes will take place in that nation. Changes that will, in due time, effect the politics of that nation. Good changes, such as stopping the practise of abortion, divorce, drunkeness, etc. Jesus demanded these things of the members of the Church, not the government. The government can only enforce what the people believe when enough people believe it. Most of the people commenting here seem to believe in a social gospel, namely the government takes over the functions of the church. Sorry folks, the gospel is about believing Jesus is God in the flesh, that he died for our sins, and that he was raised from the dead to give us eternal life. The secular government can only enforce what people already believe. It can't regenerate the souls of the population. Only the preaching of the true gospel can do that. So what Dr Marshall says is correct. A society that is converted to the Catholic faith will reflect that faith in its laws and customs. Why can't Commonweal readers figure that out?
If everyone converted to an orthodox Catholicism why exactly would we need a government?
Mr unagidon:"Its hard to have a discussion with Mr. Comerford"Sorry."The first is his contention that the Church is divided into two sects"Well, I did not make that contention. But if asked I would opine that there are a number of different sects all identifying themselves as "Catholic"."What he is actually saying is an artifact of his belief that there is an orthodox sect that he supports and another consisting of everyone else"No. Rome is divided into many different official Rites all with their own approach to theology, philosophy, art, music and theology. All are Orthodox. And there are many sects"There is no reason to believe that the left or the right or liberals or conservatives in the Church have a system of beliefs cohesive enough where one could characterize any of them as a sect."Of course there have: "A sect is a group with distinctive religious, political or philosophical beliefs"(wiki) or "In the classical Latin tongue secta signified the mode of thought, the manner of life and, in a more specific sense, designated the political party to which one had sworn allegiance, or the philosophical school whose tenets he had embraced." (Catholic Encyclopedia) There may be dozens of sects, operating within different Rites, all perhaps Orthodox in the Catholic Church today."his second fallacy rests in his assumption that if he can prove one sect to be unorthodox, it must follow that the other sect is orthodox"I alone cannot prove that one sect is unorthodox. Even if true, another differing sect, may also be unorthodox. And, as stated above, there appear to be many sects in the Roman Church today - some identifying themselves with the political left or right. Today, IMO, the most withering criticism of the Papacy comes from self identified conservative traditionalists. "The Papal States were a failure that corrupted the Church."The Church, which has all too human men and women members, has always in a sense been corrupt since Judas and will always be until the Second Coming. The Papal States were a great success in terms of protecting the Pope from being carted off to Avignon, or prison, or being starved or beaten to death. The Papal States were also a tremendous success in terms of protecting the liberties and prosperity of peasant families. "There is no reason whatsoever to think that a Catholic theocracy could work in the United States."If you mean by a theocracy a government in which God is recognized as its head and its laws are based on the commandments of God then we have had a theocracy in North America since 1620 AD.God blessRichard W Comerford
"A society that is converted to the Catholic faith will reflect that faith in its laws and customs. Why cant Commonweal readers figure that out?"Yeah, but you see, I think that would be a really, really, really awful thing to have happen to a country like America, if not any country.
No need to reply to R. W. Comerford. We don't do inquisitions on this blog.
Mr. Grant Gallicho:"No need to reply to R. W. Comerford."Always a good foreign policy."We dont do inquisitions on this blog."Actually you are. Failure to discuss and clarify the intent and objectives of the instant article raises the question that it is really meant to identify, vilify and segregate Catholics who hold views contrary to the editorial policy of Commonweal. If this is the case then the article has certainly been successful in dividing an already deeply divided and indeed splintered Roman Church. Or you could just be too lazy to reply. God blessRichard W Comerford
Mr. Comerford,"If you mean by a theocracy a government in which God is recognized as its head and its laws are based on the commandments of God then we have had a theocracy in North America since 1620 AD."I don't mean this. But more importantly you don't mean it either. If we were a theocracy now there would be no need for Dr. Marshall's "vision". And since our Republic was founded by Protestants, there would especially be no particular need for a Catholic theocracy."The Papal States were also a tremendous success in terms of protecting the liberties and prosperity of peasant families. "And I'm sure that the peasant families of the former Papal States pray each night for the restoration of feudalism and Papal rule."The Church, which has all too human men and women members, has always in a sense been corrupt since Judas and will always be until the Second Coming."But isn't that the point about the State? Do Christians need to control the state? Which Christians? Yes, it would be nice if the whole world were Catholic. But if that were the case, my question still stands; why would we necessarily need a government?
Mr unagidon:"But more importantly you dont mean it either...there would especially be no particular need for there would especially be no particular need for a Catholic theocracy.."How do you know what I mean? Prior to contact with our European brothers our people numbered about 200,000. Now there are a thousand. A Protestant theocracy was indeed established. And as our people made the strategic mistake of converting to Rome we were on the receiving end of a theocratic inquisition which lasted until (at least we are assured by our government that it has ended) to 1976. [See. Mr. Google for a link regarding "Breeding better Vermonters adn teh eugenic wars against the Abernaki/French Canadians.] A government respecting the rights and liberties of Catholics would have been just fine by us."And Im sure that the peasant families of the former Papal States pray each night for the restoration of feudalism and Papal rule."Sorry no peasants allowed in our modern world. But actually there is a tradition in the old Papal States of reserving a chair or even an entire room in the home to honor the Pope when he returns. "Do Christians need to control the state?"You would rather have Hitler, Stalin Pol Pot or Mao? I am told by Chinese Christian refugees that some of our ultra cheap consumer goods are made in China by Christian slaves; and then when their slave bodies are too worn to work they are dismembered for parts which are sold on the world market. "Which Christians?"Indeed which Christians; and that seems to be the point of Prof. Kaveny article: namely that Dr. Marshall and company are not real Christians or Catholics and cannot be trusted or taken seriously. "why would we necessarily need a government?"We live in a fallen world. Every Christian Saint led a most imperfect life. A Saint is a person of heroic virtue - not someone who was right all the time and on every issue. (Think of that most wonderful Servant of God Dorothy Day who was very reluctant to see the USA go to war with Hitler.) Every Christian is a sinner who requires government to survive in community.God blessRichard W Comerford
Richard: You are not entitled to conduct your ugly little inquisition here. Find another venue.
Why the hissy fits Grant?
Ken: We do not provide a venue for theological interrogation. I know a lot of people get a great deal of self-satisfaction from pointing out and calling out the insufficient orthodoxy of others. They'll have to find that pleasure elsewhere.
Maybe I'm missing something, but is Dr. Taylor aware that there are many Americans who are not Christian (and many more not Catholic)? What exactly would become of all the Jews and Muslims and agnostics and Buddhists when we become a Catholic theocracy? The millions and millions of non-catholic Americans (many of whom have served the country, pay taxes, raise their families etc) might be a bit taken aback that their free country has become a Catholic theocracy. What would we do with them? Forced conversion, like in medieval Spain? Forced exportation, like in Russia or Cuba? Or maybe just the straightforward, no-nonsense German approach (ovens etc)? Either way, it could get expensive. Maintaining this pure Catholic utopia might make us broke, and greatly reduced the population. Is it worth it?
Mr. Cassey. I am sure Dr Taylor is aware of that and as what would happen to those members of other false religions they would be left unmolested while being restrained from publicly publicising their false religion and as to the "forced conversions" of the great Spain, I must mention that the then Catholic Country was ruled by Canon Law but, for instance, the Messiah-deniers were exempt from it.And as for Germany and ovens, as the redoubtable Mr. Henry Crocker III noted, had Germany the Inquisition, then the mendacious and malign Hitler would never have come to power; that is, Hitler was one of the, many, blessings of democracy and one man one vote.And let us not neglect Russia, whose democracy preceded Communism and the murders of scores of millions of Christians in whose memory, I am sure, there will soon be erected monuments and memorials in Washington
About the Author
Cathleen Kaveny is the Darald and Juliet Libby Professor in the Theology Department and Law School at Boston College.


text:
There is absolutely no way Johnny Hendricks will beat GSP.
When the sounds of violence are heard, what side will you be on...
Can't wait for GSP to GNP Hendricks through the canvas.
Johny Hendricks: "I'll gladly take a test for anything."
When it comes to UFC welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre and the notion of increased drug testing, the situation usually involves critics calling for "Rush" to undergo additional scrutiny. However, in the case of his upcoming title-defense against Johny Hendricks, St-Pierre was the one who requested VADA standards in hopes of helping lead the charge towards cleaning up MMA.
Hendricks caught wind of St-Pierre's suggestion and, as he told SportsNet, is absolutely open to it.
Neither Hendricks nor St-Pierre have ever failed a past drug test, though a handful of fighters and fans have questioned GSP's physique/physical abilities. The two talented 170ers are set to scrap on November 16 at UFC 167."Heck ya," Hendricks exclaimed when asked if he'd agree to the process. "The worst thing that they're going to find is a little bit of protein in my diet. If eating wild hogs and organic deer meat and a little bit of glutamine is bad for the ol' system then I might fail."
"It doesn't matter. Today, tomorrow, three months from now, I'll gladly take a test for anything," he confidently concluded.
There are many paths to freedom, not all are peaceful
Not super related, but the most recently Hendricks-related thread. He's him being oddly strong:
I am by no means saying GSP has a bad chin or anything like that I am just saying that he shouldn't disregard hendricks power punches after the first round.
Hendricks: "I'm more successful than GSP on Canadian soil"
"I'm happy it's gonna be in Vegas but it didn't matter where I fought him. I just want to fight him.... I just want to punch him, punch him in the freakin' face and see how it goes from there.... Hopefully I can make GSP exciting. That's my gameplan," he tells MMA Xposed.
"I've had just as much success in Canada as he has. Actually more because I've finished people in Canada."
And if you want beef, then bring the ruckus
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Quick Links
Shop All Jewelry
BRZ10223 In Stock
If you love our classic diamond CZ tennis bracelets but want something with a bit more color, you'll love this ruby CZ bezel set tennis bracelet! This lovely tennis bracelet measures 7.5 inches long and fastens with a slide insert clasp with safety bars. The 3mm ruby CZ stones are set in high quality sterling silver that catches the light and makes your wrist glow! This bracelet goes perfectly with our styles of ruby CZ jewelry.
• Ruby CZ Bezel Set Tennis Bracelet
• Made With .925 Sterling Silver
• 7.5 Inches Long
Eve's Addiction.com wants you to be a happy customer. We want you to be completely satisfied with the sterling silver jewelry that you receive from us, as we only sell high quality silver and cubic zirconia cz jewelry. We do understand that you may not like your purchase for some reason.
You may return or exchange your jewelry within 60 days of purchase if you are not satisfied with it. The jewelry must be returned in its original condition for a refund or exchange. Engraved, personalized, photo, monogram, name and initial, chocolate and clearance items are not returnable or exchangeable.


text:
Median Hourly Rate by Job
Stop Wishing Your Job Was More Creative and Make It So
Did you ever wish you had a job that allowed you to exercise more creativity? You're not alone. Today's workers crave opportunities to exercise creati...>
Need to Vent? BetterCompany Lets You Talk Anonymously About Work
One of the trickiest and most annoying things you'll have to deal with in your career is office drama. One app aims to combat office politics by creat...>
These Are the 5 Least Meaningful Jobs (According to the People Who Do Them)
Even if your job is just for the paycheck, and you get most of your joy and satisfaction after work hours are over, you probably don't want to work at...>
Tell us about your current job and your skillset, and we'll let you know how much employers are paying in your area.


text:
The human body is the only machine for which there are no spare parts.
Hermann M. Biggs
The human body is the only machine for which there are no spare parts.
Hermann M. Biggs
Back to top.
One of the most frustrating scenarios we face is when we finally make that commitment to our health, begin to workout, and then find ourselves sidelined due to an injury. In part two of this series (click here for part one), let's look at what to do when we're faced with an injury.
It's common to see athletes return from being injured better than they were before they got hurt. This is because when you're injured, you are forced to rebuild your body the correct way. Failure to do this could lead to being handicapped for life. If you "rebuild" correctly, however, you can easily return from most injuries not only feeling fitter but better able to stave off injuries in the future. Here's a quick guide on how to come back stronger and faster if you're injured.
The first thing we need to do is assess our injuries. We're going to throw major trauma out of this discussion because in those situations you need professional health care right away. In situations of major trauma, you should follow your doctor's orders until they give you the go-ahead to do things on your own. At this point, you probably still have some physical limitations to consider, but once your doctor releases you, the information provided below for minor trauma becomes relevant.
Pain is generally associated with an injury, but all pain doesn't mean that you're injured. A fairly common occurrence—especially for people who haven't worked out before—is to confuse standard muscle breakdown for an injury. This may sound absurd, but it's not when you consider how the body becomes stronger. The kind of breakdown we instigate through training is, in fact, a type of injury. The only difference is that it's targeted breakdown to body parts that recover quickly. This is why recovery is such an important subject in fitness training. When you follow a workout program, the overload is progressive, meaning that the amount of breakdown increases over time. But when you overdo it during a workout, you create excessive muscular breakdown, which can feel like an injury.
Most other injuries that don't require immediate medical attention are called soft tissue injuries. These are referred to as sprains, twists, pulls, jams, etc., and are all different types of microtrauma to your ligaments or tendons. These injuries vary in severity. In some cases, you need to see a doctor to assess how serious an injury is—and whether it's something that needs medical attention. Minor cases are often left untreated. Leaving minor injuries untreated is an easy way to help an area turn into a chronic problem.
But whether you are beat up from training or have an injury, your recovery protocol is similar. All pain should be treated as an injury of some sort. The only variance should be in how aggressive you go about implementing the treatment listed below. For example, if you know that you have muscle breakdown from jumping too high during yesterday's P90X® Plyometrics workout, you can be less diligent about certain protocol, like icing the "injured" region. Ice would still help the injured area recover more quickly, but given that you know it's not a real injury, you can be certain it will heal 100 percent anyway. Incidentally, an after-workout shake like P90X Results and Recovery Formula that enhances quick replenishment can help you know if you're injured or just overdid it. A properly timed recovery shake will improve muscle resynthesis so that you're less sore.
So, essentially, there are two types of injuries. Major, which means that you need to see a professional ASAP, and minor, which you can (and should) treat yourself. Keep in mind that a minor injury can become major. Therefore, keep a close eye on how your home treatment is progressing. If things continually get worse, it's always better to get to a doctor—the sooner, the better.
As soon as you notice an injury, whether you've twisted your ankle or noticed that a dull ache in your elbow seems to be getting worse, your protocol should be the same. Just like an exercise program, there is an injury treatment program that will have you following steps and progressing in phases. Consider that in most cases, the type of injury doesn't matter because these steps are the same. If your injury isn't so bad that you need to see a doctor, these are the steps that you should follow.
When you get injured, your very first step is to assess the injury. Is it bloody, are you disfigured, can you mobilize the area, etc.? Your first step is to address whether or not you need to get to a hospital. If the answer is yes, you want to get there ASAP because the sooner the treatment is started, the easier your recovery period will be.
If no doc is on your agenda, your next step is to immobilize the injury. Adding further stress at this point can exacerbate the injury. So when you've hurt something, the first thing you want to do is to stop.
Next, you want to keep the area from becoming inflamed. If you're away from home and you need to keep moving, this can become step one. Taking anti-inflammatory medication, ibuprofen, or naproxen sodium should be the first thing you do, unless you have an issue with these medications.
You'll want to ice and elevate the area immediately. Of the two, icing is more effective. Doing both is best. Getting ice on an injury as soon as possible is probably the best way to speed up your recovery. It's almost hard to believe how effective keeping an area iced and elevated post-injury are for speeding recovery. By taking the time to do this, even when the injury isn't too severe, you can change something that could become a nagging, chronic problem into something that is gone so fast that you forget you were ever injured.
Ice helps with standard exercise recovery, too. If you know you've overdone your workout, immersing the affected areas in ice will greatly speed up your recovery. It's important to keep in mind that icing small areas, like your fingers, can lead to frostbite because you don't have enough circulation to melt the ice in those areas. The smaller the area, the shorter the time you should ice it. For fingers, don't exceed 10 or so minutes. For larger areas, like ankles, standard practice is to ice for 20 to 30 minutes. Post-icing: Allow the area to be fully warmed before icing again. During the acute stage of an injury, you can ice up to 5 times a day or so. Don't get discouraged if you can't do this. Any icing is much better than none.
Now rest. During the acute stage of this phase, you don't want to do any other exercise. This will cause breakdown that reduces your body's ability to repair the damaged area. The length of this period depends on the injury. For an injured finger, you might be able to move into the second phase the next day. For a larger body part, you might need a few days or more of downtime.
As soon as you can, you want to get the rest of your body moving again. This helps speed your recovery by reversing the atrophy that begins once you stop movement. What to do during this step varies a lot and is entirely dependent upon the location of your injury. The only constant is that you don't want to stress the injured area at all. Other than that, you can do any physical activity you want.
This is where you target the comeback for your injured area. Visiting a physical therapist can greatly help because, well, it's his or her job to help you recover. The training done generally starts with simple manipulations of the injured area. Once these can be done without pain, the intensity begins to increase.
Physical therapy exercises stress muscular balance. That is, they tend to target both the large prime mover muscles of an area along with the smaller stabilizer muscles. Because you focus on these in combination—which often doesn't happen during sports or training programs because they are based on changing only how you look—you will often return from an injury more balanced than you were prior to the injury. This is why many athletes come back from injuries stronger than they were before.
It's impossible, in the scope of this article, to explain all the types of exercises you could do for injured areas of your body. There are many references on this subject, including physical therapists. Beachbody now offers a solution as well. Our
Total Body Solution™ program covers basic movements that you would do for rehab. Keep in mind that you can also do these to help prevent injuries. Total Body Solution also has assessment movements that will show you if your body is out of balance.
You know that injuries are really just a part of life, as is how we respond to them. If regimented protocol is followed, you really have no reason to fear injuries. They, like most things in life, are simply a part of the process of living. How we deal with them can make them worse, or turn them into a positive.
Related Articles
"Your Key to Great Results"
"Can an Apple a Day Really Keep the Doctor Away?"
"10 Ways to Lower Your Cholesterol Without Medication"
Got something to say? Chat with the writers and other readers this Thursday, September 18th, at 1:00 PM ET, 10:00 AM PT in the Beachbody Chatroom!
If you'd like to ask a question or comment on this newsletter article, click here to add a comment in the newsletter review section or you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Check out our Fitness Advisor's responses to your comments in Steve Edwards' Mailbag on the Message Boards. If you'd like to receive Steve Edwards' Mailbag by email, click here to subscribe to Steve's Health and Fitness Newsletter. And if you'd like to know more about Steve's views on fitness, nutrition, and outdoor sports, read his blog, The Straight Dope.
We've all been there—we've busted our tails with intense exercise programs like
Turbo Jam® and
10-Minute Trainer® and deprived ourselves of the foods we loved. We've even sacrificed our social lives in the name of fitness, but, many times, all that hard work hasn't paid off as well as we wanted or thought it would. Dialing in the exercise routine is often the simple part of the equation. Getting your diet right, for most of us, is the complex part. What can really help with reaching your goals are nutritional supplements, and here are five ways in which they can support your health and fitness program.
Always remember this: A complete health and fitness program includes a comprehensive nutrition program that emphasizes those nutrients that are critical for not only overall good health but to support the program. If your diet doesn't provide an adequate amount of the nutrients needed, a supplement can fit the bill.
Related Articles
"Your Thyroid and You"
"Can a Chuckle a Day Keep the Doctor Away?"
"5 Tips for Healthy Hair"
Lack of time is one of the main excuses people give for not exercising regularly. Even those of you who have discovered the wonders of in-home fitness still find it difficult to juggle work, family, and fitness. We hear you asking for help, so here are six smart ways to find more time for your workout, whether it's Slim Training® with Slim in 6® or
Tilting, Tucking & Tightening with Hip Hop Abs®. With these tips, you can maintain any fitness resolution you make all year long.
Related Articles
"Wellness: 5 Stretches to Do at Your Desk"
"What's Your Fitness Personality?"
"8 Ways to Know If You're Fit"
School's finally in session! Remember these words? "Class, take out your pencils. We're going to have a pop quiz." Any unprepared kid hearing that was likely to grab a hall pass and "make a run for it." My favorite hideout was the cafeteria. So, in the spirit of roll call, long lunch lines, lunch ladies, and kickball in P.E. class, here's a quiz about something that we all like—food!
If you'd like to ask a question or comment on this newsletter article, click here to add a comment in the newsletter review section or you can email us at email@example.com.
"So now I have purchase turbo jams have a member ship to the gym and other exercise equipment Whats the best way to lose the last 30lbs post baby My son now is almost 3 and very active I have been getting up early to work out but i feel like Im stuck even rotating my routines Also food I get tired of just the same old stuff on most of the books and magazines What else can i do"
– Monica E. McMullen, Kansas city, MO
"Torn rotator cuff kept me from doing the p90x. Its two weeks now and swollen and most of pain gone. when returning to the p90x, should i continue from where I left off which was week 5 or should I start all over again from day 1. Thank you for respond Mercedes"
– Mercedes, NJ
Get special offers, plus free health, fitness, and weight loss tips.
Connect with Beachbody, fans, coaches, and your favorite trainers!
Bookmark or share this page by emailing it to your friends, or adding it to your favorite networking sites! Simply mouse over the Share icon below for options.
Get special offers and expert advice!
Click here to chat live with a customer service representative.
Home | About Us | Careers | Press | Beachbody® Blog | California Supply Chains Act | Customer Service | Live Chat |
My Account | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Contact Us | Shopping Cart | Index
†Results may vary. Exercise and proper diet are necessary to achieve and maintain weight loss and muscle definition.
Please consult with a physician before beginning any exercise program.
© 2015 Beachbody, LLC. All rights reserved.


text:
Last time when I wrote about Google Chrome extensions, they were nothing more than repackaged user scripts. Since March, the extension system has been improved by adding new APIs and options to create custom UIs.
If you use a recent version of Chromium or a Google Chrome dev build, you can already install two useful extensions. But first you should find a Chrome shortcut on your desktop, right-click, select "Properties" and append a flag to the target field: --enable-extensions. Restart the browser to use the new option.
The sample extensions are actually enhanced bookmarklets that show the number of unread messages in your Gmail inbox and an option to subscribe to feeds in Google Reader.
For those that want to write similar extensions, there's a tutorial that will walk you through creating a very simple extension.
In other news, Linux and Mac users can try some early builds of Chromium. "The software, available for download from the Chromium Web site, is incomplete and definitely buggy, as one would expect for a developer version that reflects all the latest changes programmers are making with the project," says Stephen Shankland from CNet, who tested the Mac version.
Workin' In A Cocktail Bar
4 hours ago


text:
Watches ship immediately and worldwide. Questions or concerns? Please contact customer support.
Additional donations can be made by filling out the "Make a Donation" section on the NYC Parks website. Mention that your donation is in honor of Adam Yauch. All proceeds will go to support projects in his namesake playground.
All proceeds from sales of watches benefit
NYC Parks – Adam Yauch Park.


text:
Monday's prep roundup
Jordan 3, Enloe 0
RALEIGH — Margaret Gunn put away eight kills on offense and added 17 digs on defense to lead Jordan to a 25-23, 25-21, 25-19 win over Raleigh Enloe in non-conference volleyball action Monday.
Rose Gunn added a pair of kills, 22 assists, six digs and three aces for the Falcons (3-8), while Kaitlyn Reed had four kills and four blocks.
Jordan 3, Enloe 0
25-23, 25-21, 25-19
Jordan leaders—Margaret Gunn 8 kills, 17 digs; Kaitlyn Reed 4 kills, 4 blocks; Rose Gunn 2 kills, 22 assists, 6 digs, 3 aces.
Records—Jordan 3-8.
Wakefield 6, Jordan 3
RALEIGH — Genevieve Whitcomb's win in the fifth flight was Jordan's only singles victory in a 6-3 loss to Raleigh Wakefield in girls' tennis action Monday.
Whitcomb took a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Lauren Sheppard and teammed with Taylor Phillips for an 8-1 win in the third doubles flight.
Wakefield 6, Jordan 3
Susanne Boyden (W) d. Hope Allen 6-0, 6-0; Alex McNamara (W) d. Jenny Shaw 6-0, 6-1; Lauren Hardwick (W) d. Adrianna Graves (J) 6-2, 6-1; Savannah Ivey (W) d. Sarah Mitchell 6-4, 6-2; Genevieve Whitcomb (J) d. Lauren Sheppard 6-4, 6-3; Lilah Ivey (W) d. Jessica Suarez 6-0, 6-2.
McNamara/S.Ivey (W) d. Allen/Shaw 8-4; Graves/Suarez (J) d. Sheppard/C.Damiano 8-2; Whitcomb/Taylor Phillips (J) d. C.Stallings/L.Lee (W) 8-1.
Chapel Hill 6, Northern Vance 3
HENDERSON — Morgan Alderman's victory in the third singles flight ended a drought as Chapel Hill rallied to defeat Northern Vance 6-3 in girls' tennis.
Alderman took a 6-3, 6-3 win over Imani Simmons after the Tigers lost the first two flights, and she paired with Rachel Thomas to take an 8-6 victory in the second doubles flight.
Chapel Hill 6, Northern Vance 3
Rachel Riddle (NV) d. Gabe Chew 6-2, 6-4; Caroline Oakley (NV) d. Emily Easthom 6-4, 7-6 (5); Morgan Alderman (CH) d. Imani Simmons 6-3, 6-3; Louisa Fine (CH) d. Meredith Stevens 6-4, 6-2; Leslie Shannon (CH) d. Jasmine White 6-1, 6-2; Joy Stouffer (CH) d. Blair Kimbrall 6-0, 6-0.
Riddle/Oakley (NV) d. Fine/Chew 8-3; Alderman/Rachel Thomas (CH) d. Stevens/Simmons 8-6; Stouffer/Thais Therrien (CH) d. White/Kimbrell 8-4.
Voyager 8, Kestrel Heights 2
DURHAM — Caleb Taylor, Charlie Stone and Diante Parker netted a pair of goals each in Voyager Academy's 8-2 win over Kestral Heights in boys' soccer action Monday.
Hal Kosik and Jack Corkins rounded out the scoring for Voyager.
Voyager 8, Kestrel Heights 2
Kestral Heights|1|1—2
Goals—Voyager, Caleb Taylor 2, Charlie Stone 2, Diante Parker 2, Hal Kosik, Jack Corkins; Kestral Heights, not reported. Assists—Voyager, Taylor 2, Parker, Alex Green, Chris Hambleton.
Records—Voyager 4-1, 1-0.
NCSSM 9, South Granville 1
DURHAM — Benjamin Carlin posted two goals to lead the N.C School of Science and Math to a 9-1 win over South Granville in boys' soccer.
Thomas Baraldi, Guy Blanc, Henry Bristol, Jarod Glover, Adithya Iyenger, Bryon Spells and Thomas Winslow scored the other goals for the Unicorns (2-2).
NCSSM 9, South Granville 1
S. Granville|0|1—1
Goals—NCSSM, Thomas Baraldi, Guy Blanc, Henry Bristol, Benjamin Carlin 2, Jarod Glover, Adithya Iyenger, Bryon Spells, Thomas Winslow; South Granville, not reported. Assists—NCSSM, Blanc, Carlin, Glover, Matthew Nichols. Corner kicks—NCSSM 6. Shots—NCSSM 9, South Granville 3.
Records—N.C. School of Science and Math 2-2.
Chapel Hill 4, Northwood 1
PITTSBORO — John Walden scored a pair of goals to lead Chapel Hill to a 4-1 win over Northwood in boys' soccer Monday.
Nate Hebert and Luke Ciocca added a goal each for the Tigers (6-1-1).
Chapel Hill 4, Northwood 1
Chapel Hill|1|3—4
Goals—Chapel Hill, John Walden 2, Nate Hebert, Luke Ciocca; Northwood, not reported. Assists—Chapel Hill, Ben Fisher, Connor Albrecht. Shots—Chapel Hill 22, Northwood 4. Saves—Chapel Hill 3 (Justus Heizer 3); Northwood 7. Corner kicks—Chapel Hill 11, Northwood 3.
Records—Chapel Hill 6-1-1.


text:
The hotel is situated only 500 meters from London's main financial centres, one of the biggest in Europe and indeed the world.
The hotel is also close to some of the most interesting tourist attractions including the Royal Mint, the Tower of London, London Bridge, H.M.S. Belfast, St Paul's Cathedral and monument.
From the hotel you will have excellent access to all parts of London via nearby Underground, Docklands Light Railway, and Fenchurch Street Rail.
The hotel houses a total of 163 rooms all equipped with the finest of facilities including King Sized beds, Plasma screen TV's and wireless internet to name but a few.
You are sure to have a relaxing and carefree stay in this comfortable hotel in the heart of London.


text:
Information Technology Services
IT Services
Pharos Print Management System
What is Pharos Printing?
Pharos printing is a new print management system that manages the overall printing process. The Pharos system stores print jobs in a queue at the release station until the student swipes their PirateCard to print. This helps students print only the materials they really need to print and helps reduce the waste in paper and print toner.
How much will it cost to print?
Black and white prints are $.08 per page. Color prints are currently not available in Pharos printing locations.
Will the Pharos system be installed in all campus labs?
Pharos Printing is available in the following labs:
Gamble Hall Writing Lab
Science Hall 129
Solms Hall 104
University Hall 112
How do I use Pharos?
Instructions for printing to a Pharos printer can be found here.
Why do I have to enter a job name and password?
The job name will allow you to identify which of the print jobs listed in the Pharos queue belongs to you. The password prevents others from releasing your printout by mistake. It also adds a level of privacy.
What if I exceed the Pharos $8.80 credit?
If a student has used all of the Pharos dollars within the given semester, the Pharos system will begin charging their Pirate Cash account on their PirateCard.
How can I add Pirate Cash to my PirateCard?
Instructions for adding money to your PirateCard can be found on the PirateCard site, by contacting the PirateCard office at 912.344.3292, or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
What if I lose my PirateCard?
Information about lost or stolen cards can be located on the PirateCard site, by contacting the PirateCard office at 912.344.3292, or by email at email@example.com.
Need Help?
Issues using the new Pharos service should be directed to the IT Services Helpdesk if a lab assistant is not present. Contact the IT Services Helpdesk via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 912.344.2518.


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Mens Apparel
Who says a man can't put together an outfit? From genuine leather cowboy boots to gambler crown hats, men know what they like. But hat and boots does not an outfit make. For the rest of the ensemble, visit Hatcountry's men's apparel collection. From western style dress shirts to oilskin work pants, whatever you need, we have it. Panhandle Slim and Scully bring you classically embroidered western style button up styles. Ruidoso provides quality leather jackets and Outback Trading will keep you warm and dry while you work with their durable shirts and jackets.
You know what you like and now you know where to get it – Hatcountry's men's apparel.
You know what you like and now you know where to get it – Hatcountry's men's apparel.
Farm Boy - Loud and Proud - Mens T-Shirt
Regular Price: $17.98
Special Price $14.38
Farm Boy - Manure Moving Co - Mens Sweatshirt
Regular Price: $36.98
Special Price $29.58
Mens Apparel
Minimal Price: $14.38


text:
Extracted capacitance value
3 posts • Page 1 of 1
Extracted capacitance value
by williamd600 » Thu Jun 07, 2012 9:44 pm
I am extracting a capacitor layout in v15 but I don't see the extracted capacitance value in the netlist. It just shows the instance of Xdevice like this:
X2 Cap_5x5
How do I see the capacitance value? Any ideas??
X2 Cap_5x5
How do I see the capacitance value? Any ideas??
- williamd600
Re: Extracted capacitance value
by tu2011 » Sun Jun 24, 2012 9:38 pm
This is probably because your capacitor is defined in the Extract Definition file as a subcircuit device and not as a capacitor. In which case, it should extract out L&W as parameters of the subcircuit. These values are then passed down to the subcircuit which is defined in your model file. At which point, LVS or T-Spice, whichever one you are running will calculate the exact capacitance value as defined in the formula in the subcircuit definition. If you are not seeing the L&W values being extracted, then there is probably something wrong with the device definition in the Extract Definition File (.ext).
- tu2011
by Indian » Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:58 am
I can't believe I've been going for years without koinwng that.
Last bumped by Anonymous on Mon Nov 19, 2012 7:58 am.
- Indian
3 posts • Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest
- Board index
- The team • Delete all board cookies • Delete style cookies • All times are UTC - 8 hours


text:
Tim Cook addresses rumors about Apple cutting orders, tells Wall Street to smarten the hell up
While not specifically calling out the Wall Street Journal and Reuters for the lousy jobs they did reporting on supposed iPhone display order cuts and iPad display production halts respectively, Tim Cook went out of his way during Apple's Q1 2013 conference call to address supply-chain stories in general.
Cook said he'd spend his life addressing rumors if he got into the particulars but advised that it would behoove people (perhaps journalists and investors alike?) to question the accuracy of any rumors about order cuts. Cook also said that, even assuming any data point was factual, it would be impossible to extrapolate anything meaningful about Apple's overall business. He cited variances in yield rates, suppliers, and said there was a long enough list that any single data point wouldn't make a great proxy for what's going on with iPhone or iPad demand.
Seeing as how Apple's stock took a pounding following the publication of those stories, perhaps the one on the Wall Street Journal's masthead most of all, perhaps explains Cook's eagerness to address the phenomena -- something he has not typically done in the past.
Going forward, Cook didn't single out any specific component shortages, but did say the iPad mini, iPhone 5, iPhone 4, and iMac were still constrained, but that everything with the possible exception of the iMac should reach balance in the near future.
Here's hoping Apple financial coverage does the same.
Have something to say about this story? Leave a comment! Need help with something else? Ask in our forums!
Reader comments
Tim Cook addresses rumors about Apple cutting orders, tells Wall Street to smarten the hell up
I'm hoping to use the Will and the Word there :)
The Market for technology products is fickle, flighty, transparent, changes on a nano-turn, has mood swings that NO ONE can predict or explain, yet Tim Cook, as smart as he is, keeps trying to chop it up into manageable little, behaviorally consistent nuggets he can spin up a can of blinking lights, buttons and tightly wound antenna to keep them 'stable'…… "BULLSHIT"!!!
The last 6 or 7 weeks of press, speculation, lies, manna, arguments, rights and wrongs, strong and weak statements, and a lot of what ever it takes to settle the noise down, has managed to crash the value of Apple down by 40 %….. THAT' s OVER $ 200 BILLION DOLLARS because people like to scream at each other and calm heads can't scream as loud as morons. AND, because the morons that have been screaming for the last 6 or 7 weeks like lunatics straight out of the asylum, got EXACTLY WHAT THEY THOUGHT TODAY… A CRAPPY APPLE EARNINGS REPORT - FROM A HOLIDAY PERIOD !! W T F !!!
I don't care if it was the law of big numbers (they got reduced by $ 200 BILLION over the last few weeks), I don't care if it's Klowns making up bad FUD halfway around the world that was a LIE the instant it hit a keyboard. It resulted in a BAD EARNINGS REPORT FROM APPLE TODAY and that's NOT ACCEPTABLE. ESPECIALLY IN A STONG HOLIDAY QUARTER where they should have had a performance that just left global pundits stunned and speechless …. Instead, Apple got laughed off the stage and the stock went down ANOTHER $ 60 BILLION DOLLARS !!!
They made over 13 BILLION profit in 90 days... Only in some sort of bizzarro world is that a bad quarter.. Expect the stock price to be back up over 600 very shortly.
At least, this will make us - mobile nation - more comprehensive of each other past/present/future situation. I cannot count the number of times I had to write similar statements regarding RIM. Don't expect me to shoot at the ambulance; I'm more likely shooting at the motorway, i.e the financial spiral that had raised appl at the level of a country (if you look at cash in-hands).
I sincerely hope some will chill ASAP because if appl get sucked in a downwards spiral, this could be very sudden, very strong and finally, very bad. And I'm not just talking about a brand or a sector. The blast could be catastrophic, again.
It's no mystery I have no traction for apple (the brand - the method - the underlying "evil" strategy), but once again, we're talking about people behind those - stupid by cupidity - financial markers, out of sight, out of limit and finaly - I hope not - out of bounds.
Record sales and profits and WallStreet is disappointed. From what other manufacturer is this expected? A simple rumor can cause a $200 billion devaluation? This is the sick twisted world of WallStreet. Anyone with a blog can spout off a guess about what might be happening and people collapse and run for the hills. Come on... Time will tell. Competition continues to grow, but that is what a free market it supposed to do. Apple continues to build a deep ecosystem which integrates several products. More great improvements to come with continued growth potential. Bank on that!
It's not a rumour that Apple's OS is dated/stale, you seriously think the deep pockets don't know/see this? Had Apple turned in numbers that would have blown away estimates , then you might have seen the deep pockets turn a blind eye to the dated OS that much longer.
Sorry my friends but prepare to man the battles stations, it's going to get ugly when Apple finally decides on a new OS, the down time alone will give Apple yet more haircuts. Has nobody learned from what RIM had to go through to get a new OS up and going, and ready for market?
I mean really, the book has been written, learn from it or turn a blind eye and deny what's happening to Apple. The elephant in the room is the old iOS, don't blame investors for such.
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or smoking something. Apple broke records. What more do you want?
$13.1 billion in profits in 90 days is considered a "bad quarter"? If Samsung had this kind of financial performance, everyone would be dancing and singing their praises. The Wall Street suits are obviously greedy (look at the housing bubble and the economy). Watch their reaction to Apple's product announcements this year, followed by long lines to buy products and record sales, yet again. Name another tech company in the past ten years that has out performed Apple's yearly results? It's impossible to argue with results, even if greedy suits aren't getting rich enough fast enough for their own selfish desires.
Wall Street makes money when stocks MOVE, either up or down in price. No money is made if it sits around at the same price for years (see Microsoft). Apple hit a ceiling at $700, without any real valleys in between for profit-taking. So they had to hammer the stock down to what it is now, so that when Apple does introduce the next big thing, the stock can rise again and they will make more money. It's a game the ultra-rich play among themselves.


text:
Learn how to shoot and edit green screen footage and images.
"I spend every spare moment I have reviewing courses, and I have become a better photographer as a result. How many times have we signed up for something only to be disappointed? Not with lynda.com." —James O.
more from our members »


text:
Vacuum Cleaner Bags
Vacuum cleaning systems that offer the best cleaning ability – is that what you are seeking? It's also likely that you believe that cleaning ability is related to power or suction. Actually, it's not. While there's no single factor that determines the cleaning ability of the vacuum cleaner you use, understanding how vacuums work and how you can help maintain your vacuum cleaner to perform its best is important. Changing your vacuum cleaner bag is an important step in maintaining the efficiency of your vacuum cleaner. While most vacuum cleaners come with an indicator to help you determine when your cleaner's dust bag needs to be changed, you can perform a check yourself to see if it is over 50% full as that's when you need to replace it. Don't wait until the dust bag in your vacuum cleaner is completely full as it can reduce the suction and cleaning capacity of your vacuum cleaning system. If you use your vacuum cleaner frequently, it is recommended that you change vacuum cleaner bags once a month, especially if you are cleaning a large area over 2000 square feet or if your pet sheds a lot.
What you need the most when you are considering vacuum cleaner bag replacement is a bag that is well-matched with the model of your vacuum cleaning system. You can find original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or replacement type bags online. While both serve the purpose, that is enhancing the cleaning capacity of your vacuum cleaning system and providing you an easy way to get rid of all the dirt that you vacuum cleaner collects, you can choose one according to your budget and cleaning needs. At GoVacuum, we have got a vast range of vacuum cleaner bags from the biggest and the best brands around. You'll find them here at great prices and shipping offers. We are the vacuum cleaning system experts and can recommend the right bag for your existing system all while staying within your budget.
Bissell Style 3 bags (2 pack) part# 32029
Special Price: $7.00
Original: $8.95Bissell STYLE 3 bags, [3 Bags per pack] Part number 32029 Learn More
Bissel 32013 Style 2 Allergen Bags [3 pack]$13.99Bissel UPRT 2 ENVFRSH [3 bags per pack] Learn More
Bissel UPRT STYLE 2 [3 Bags per pack]$10.99Bissel UPRT STYLE 2 [3 Bags per pack] Learn More
Bissell Butler Canister Vacuum Bags-3pk 32020$9.99Bissell Butler Canister Vacuum Bags-3pk.Bissell Part #32023Includes: 3 Paper Filter Bags,1 Pre-Motor Filter,1 Post-Motor Filter. Learn More
Bissell 203-7270 Clean Along 48K2 Canister Vacuum Cleaner Bags$14.95Bissell Clean Along canister vacuum cleaner model 48K2. 3 High Quality Allergen vacuum cleaner bags per package. Bissell Part number 203-70270. Learn More
Bissell Digipro Vacuum Bags 32115$11.99Bissell DigiPro vacuum bag made by Bissell. Compatible with Bissell DigiPro™ canister vacuum model 6900. 3 in a pack Learn More
New Bissell Style 1 Vacuum Bags 3 pack$10.95Bissell Style 1 Vacuum Bags (3 pack) Fits: Bissell Learn More
Bissell Style 2 vacuum bags 3 pack$10.95Bissell Style 2 vacuum bags 3 packFits Bissell Soft Body Upright Vacuums: Upright Vacuum, Power Partner Series Learn More
New Bissell Style 3 Filtrete Vacuum Bags 2 Pack$9.95Bissell Style 3 Filtrete Vacuum Bags 2 PackFits Pure Air Deluxe 3541 and Pure Air 35402. 2 bags with 3M Filtrete Technology Learn More
Bissell Style 4 Vacuum Bags 2 pack$15.95Bissell Style 4 Vacuum Bags 2 packFits Lift Off 3554 Series & Bissell Learn More
Bissell Style 5 Vacuum Bags 3 pack$5.96Bissell Style 5 Vacuum Bags 3 packFits Models 35401 and 3540B, Powerclean. 3 bags per pack/Enviro Fresh Learn More
Bissell Style 7 Envirofresh Vacuum Bags 3 pack Part # 32120$11.95This is a 3 pack of Bissell EnviroFresh Style 7 Vacuum bags, part# 32120, designed for the Bissell PowerForce and PowerGlide Vacuums. Learn More
Bissell UPRIGHT BAGS Micro Bags [8 per pack]$24.99Bissell Style #6 Micro bags 8 pack Learn More
Bissell UPRIGHT BAGS Regular Bags 10 pack$24.99Bissell style #6 Regular bags 10 pack Learn More
Butler cannister [3 bags per pack]$11.99Butler cannister [3 bags per pack] Learn More
Bissell Zing Canister Vacuum Bags and Filter Kit Part 3210$11.95This is a vacuum bag and filter kit for the Bissell Zing canister vacuum cleaner model 7100, 7100L. Each package contains 5 vacuum bags, 1 motor filter, and 1 exhaust filter. Genuine Bissell part 3210. UPC 011120007169. Learn More
Bissell BISSELL 32115 VACUUM CLEANER BAGS$12.99THIS BISSELL 3 PACK IS DESIGNED TO WORK WITH SELECT BISSELL DIGIPRO CANISTER VACUUM CLEANERS. FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE, CHANGE YOUR BAG EVERY 1-2 TO MONTHS. Learn More
Bissell Paper Bag 5 Pack with 2 Filters 7100 Zing (3210) +$5.84Bissell Paper Bag 5 Pack with 2 Filters 7100 Zing Part Number: 3210 Learn More
Bissell Style 6 Upright Vacuum Cleaner Bags$29.48Works with: Bissell Style 6, Bissell 3560 Prolite Learn More
Generic Bissell Style 2 Bag Generic 3 Pack$8.09Bissell Style 2 economical generic paper bags. Each package contains 3 bags. Learn More
Bissell DigiPro Vacuum Cleaner Bags$12.20Works with: Bissell DigiPro 6900 Series, Bissell 32115 Learn More
BISSELL 32115 VACUUM CLEANER BAGS$24.77THIS BISSELL 3 PACK IS DESIGNED TO WORK WITH SELECT BISSELL DIGIPRO CANISTER VACUUM CLEANERS. FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE, CHANGE YOUR BAG EVERY 1-2 TO MONTHS. FULL BAGS LEAD TO REDUCED SUCTION AND INHIBIT THE CLEANING PROCESS. TO MAXIMIZE LIFE SPAN, STORE IN A CLEAN, DRY PLACE.SPECIFICATIONS:INCLUDES: 3 BAGS Learn More
Bissell VP-77 PowerPartner 6800 Canister Vacuum Cleaner Bags$12.98Works With: Bissell VP-77 Bissell Power Partner 6800 Description:5 Bags In Pack Learn More
Bestair A2250409 Vacuum Bags Micro Designed to Fit Bissell DigiPro Vacuums$44.16Micro-lined Vacuum Bags designed to fit Bissell* DigiPro* Vacuum Cleaners. Learn More
Neptune Type 6 Bissell Vacuum Cleaner Replacement Bag (8 Pack)$38.22Over 99% filtration efficiency down to 5 microns. Ideal for people who suffer from allergies related to pollen, spores and dust mites. For optimum performance, change your bag every 1-2 months! Learn More
Bissell Style 4 Upright Vacuum Cleaner Bags Upright Vacuum Cleaner Bags, 2 / Pack$23.78Works With: Bissell Style 4 Bissell 3554 Liftoff Bissell Plus 3553 Description:Style 4 Disposable Vacuum Cleaner Bags, 2 Bags In Pack Learn More
32013 Style 2 ENVIRO FRESH For Bissell Upright Vacuum Cleaners Genuine - 3 pack$6.04Genuine Bissell Style 2 ENVIRO FRESH vacuum cleaner bags Quantity Per Package: 3 Bissell vacuum bags OEM Part Number: 32013 Fits Models: 35204, 35216, 3523 and PowerPartner Series Uprights Learn More


text:
The Sun Shield's specially designed mesh reduces the amount of solar heat, glare, and UVA/UVB rays that ordinarily reach your child's delicate eyes and skin by up to 65%. It also protects children from wind and flying insects while allowing them to see out and parents to see in. Available for all stroller models.
- Durable, windproof nylon frame
- Windproof nylon, mesh window
- Elastic attachment is simple & easy
For use with all Bob Duallie Strollers (excluding the Revolution Duallie and Stroller Strides Duallie)


text: What kind of help do you need? (Examples:"Panda Security installation", "I want to contact Panda") Tweet The Panda 2014 antivirus icon disappears after the installation of Windows 8.1 Information applies to: Products Panda Internet Security 2014Panda Antivirus Pro 2014Panda Gold Protection 2014Panda Global Protection 2014Symptoms The Panda 2014 antivirus icon has disappeared after installing Windows 8.1.SolutionIf the Panda 2014 icon has disappeared after installing Windows 8.1, you must reinstall your antivirus program. To do so, please follow the steps below:Uninstall Panda antivirus with the uninstallation tool below:Right click on the uninstallation file and select Save As.Save it on your desktop and double-click the file to start the uninstallation process.Once this is done, restart your computer and install your license again.If you need information on how to re-download your Panda antivirus program, please refer to the Getting started with your antivirus page.Additional informationCompatibility of Panda Consumer products and Windows 8.1 Help nº- 20140701 80677 EN Help us improve our service by letting us know your opinion. Your suggestions will help to resolve your questions more quickly and effectively. Have you resolved your query with this article? YES NO Thanks for your answer How would you improve this article? Do you want to contact TechSupport?


text:
Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop :: Acknowledgments
Funding Sponsors
The National Science Foundation
US Airforce Office of Scientific Research
IEEE Circuits and Systems Society
Organizing Sponsors
Institute of NeuroInformatics (INI), Uni-ETH Zurich
Informatikdienste der ETH Zürich
Institute of Neuromorphic Engineering (INE)
University of Maryland - College Park
Supporting Sponsors
WowWee Ltd.- For providing robots
Tanner Research - For providing the VLSI layout tools, Ledit and LVS for this workshop
Mathworks, Inc., for providing MATLAB for this workshop
K-Team for providing the Koala robots.
Past Sponsors
The Center for Neuromorphic Systems Engineering at Caltech
NeTraverse Inc., for providing Win4Lin.
LEGO for providing the MindStorms and VisionCommand kits.