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When it comes to fashion and cosmetic trends, Hollywood has always been the best place to look for inspiration. This world, strange and unimaginable for most people, represents a group of chosen ones who are able to live their lives to the fullest without any concern for material or even moral obstacles. In that regard, they are dictating what is acceptable and what is not.
Since the 40s and 50s, when Hollywood launched a fab of smoking cigarettes (which is no longer acceptable by most people), to modern days when actors promoted different surgical and cosmetic procedures, there are different trends that originate from big screen. Life of glitz and glamour is appealing to many individuals so this is why many people choose to follow this lifestyle. It's enough to take one look at one of the celebrities and immediately wish to have such appearance.
Although surgical procedures have been most popular aesthetic trend for quite a while, many stars are trying to find new, non-invasive treatments that will improve their looks. Keep in mind that in an industry where looks gives you a job, it is important to always stay on top of your game. These celebrities manage to create real life art from their bodies by using exercises and various aesthetic treatments.
In last few years, more and more people are using Botox. It is quickly rising in popularity as a great way of treating upper parts of your face, without need for painful and potentially problematic surgeries. The best thing about it is its longevity. Effects last from six to twelve months. So, even if you are not satisfied with the results or if you are willing to try something else, you can always change your opinion at any time. Also, unlike surgeries, it is not as restrictive. There is no special procedure that you need to adhere to. Treatment lasts for about 20 minutes and after that celebrities can get back to their daily routine.
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As it can be seen, Hollywood stars are trying to carry out a natural life by using the substances and treatments which will pose least health risk. This global trend doesn't only relate to aesthetic procedure but our diet as well. This is why, natural, holistic treatments such as sauna, spa and cryotherapy and hydrotherapy are quickly rising in prominence.


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Philip Lawrence 'Larry' Sester, 74, of rural Wamego, died Tuesday in Topeka. Larry was born March 31, 1940, in Wamego. He was the son of Sylvester and Mildred Immenschuh Sester. He attended local schools and graduated from Wamego High School then served for three years in the United
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Friday (3/25) Bluster
Patrick Hruby 4:54 p.m. ET, 3/24/05: It's pretty hard to talk trash when you're dead last. In the entire freakin' country, that is. Honestly, I don't want to end up the LaBradford Smith to, say, Simmons' Michael Jordan. Anything I say can and WILL be used against me -- though perhaps I'd be better off setting the agenda, as opposed to leaving my busted bracket out there like a dangling pinata. Anyway, I still have faith that my championship pick of Arizona will be vindicated, solely on the strength of Gerlado being a famous Wildcats alumn. Really, when has the Great Moustachio ever let us down?
Dan Shanoff 6:35 a.m. ET: Kieran may be in first, and I still may be clawing to second (for a few more hours), but the shocker of Page 2's bracket is DEFINITELY that we're all about to be schooled by...
It's not even a person! It's just an aggregation of the million or so ESPN.com users' picks. And the collective wisdom of our readers is whupping us.
Only Kieran and Bill were able to match the collective users' foresight to pick Louisville over Washington.
Only Scoop and Patrick match the users' three remaining Final Four teams. (And since Scoop has the same teams but is still behind, he can't beat the users; Patrick needs an Arizona miracle, which he ain't gonna get.)
What's the lesson here? Even if we see some ridiculous upsets this weekend, each of us in our individual "brilliance" is absolutely no match for the wisdom of ESPN.com users as a whole.
That's both satisfying and scary (and certainly more satisfying than getting a second chance at making some Sweet 16 picks in my column on Thursday -- and quickly blowing 3 of the first 4 games). Cripes, I suck.
Kieran Darcy 10:05 a.m. ET: Um ... maybe I'm just feeling a little cocky after notching three big wins last night -- the last sealed by that sweeter-than-sugar shot by Salim Stoudamire. But I don't think I'm about to be schooled by The National Bracket. Maybe the rest of y'all are ... certainly looks like I'm gonna keep each of you in the rear-view.
I've got my swagger back this morning. After the apparently-devastating losses of Syracuse and Wake Forest last weekend, I thought my bracket was busted. But today I have new life ... which is the theme of this holiday weekend after all, at least for some of us. Illinois took care of business. Louisville ran right over the Huskies. And when Zona corralled the Cowboys, my bracket officially gained "rally" status.
Yes, I only have two of my Final Four teams still alive. But those two are Illinois and UNC -- the team that's had the best season so far, and the team with the most talent in the country. I'll take my chances with those two. And if both reach the championship game -- and especially if the Tar Heels take the trophy -- I'll be sitting pretty in this competition. And I might even have a shot at winning a couple others.
Just goes to show ... when it comes to March Madness, you just never know.
Jeff Merron 10:32 a.m. ET: All right. The Blue Slate is looking a lot like Howard Dean after his third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses -- a big weird yodel for finishing "in the money" in the early going, a premonitory freakout knowing that what comes next is utter, humiliating defeat.
Which is never quite as bad as it sounds. I mean, I'm getting creamed -- next to last in the country, just ahead of Hruby (which gives me scant comfort) -- but if you look at what I'm now calling the most meaningful stat, correct picks, I've got 25, which isn't too far behind everyone else.
Tonight I'm going to crunch the numbers on point differentials, and see if that helps me in the bracket at all. If it doesn't work, I'll add up the average team height of my picks. Maybe I've got the tallest bracket. After that, SAT scores -- maybe I picked the smartest guys.
Jeez, I'm getting desperate.
So now it's down to the real biz. I picked UNC for it all, and my Heels are still alive and mighty thriving. It's out-and-out rooting for the old alma mater. Which is pure. And good.
Go Heels!
Scoop Jackson 12:11 p.m. ET: A lesson in how to save your butt. Become an editor of a basketball magazine. In January write who you think will be in the Elite 8. Pick Louisville. Then mention Juan Diego Palacio's name instead of Francisco Garcia. Sit back. Wait for people to call/e-mail to tell you how messed up your bracket is. Laugh. Direct them all back to the magazine. Evidence. Brackets lie, print don't. Chill. Genius loves company.
None of y'all is here so none of y'all understand. Two of last night's games were played here, in Chi. Plus the Illini is here!!! The entire situation is outta hand. Bananas! Orange all over -- and people ain't hyped for OK State.
Because of that I almost forgot there were other games being played. The NP's and TV's were Illi 24/7. West Virginia vs. Texas Tech? Please. In Chicago there was only one game being played. Tip off, 6:27 CST. City's on lock. How serious? My god brother is going into heart surgery today at 10 am. Last night I called him to ask him if he was nervous. He said, "Yeah ... about this game. Not about the surgery."
The 14 point victory had to have helped him.
Dee Brown. Mike Gansey. Taquan. Salim.
It's amazing to me how the balance of right and wrong in the NCAA tournament is so subjective. I could -- did -- have only 9 of the last 16 teams left in my selections. Still, the "darkhorses," the teams that were supposed to lose but didn't, keep a brotha real arrogant.
After L'Ville blasted Washington last night, you couldn't tell me nothing! I don't care if Skip or Bill wanna talk about me (or remind me) for "originally picking GTech to be in the Final 4." So what. I could be wrong about 100 teams, as long as I got one right (even if that one right isn't on my bracket) I'm the Mizzan!
Some will call this bandwagon jumping. I call it frontin'. I do it well.
Now I'm pulling for Tubby and the Cats to make me look good, even though I didn't pick them on my bracket either. See, frontin' works.
I called and talked to my god brother this morning. 1 hour before surgery. "They finally looked good," he said about our Illini. "Now I can worry about Arizona, not the surgery."
Skip Bayless 1:54 p.m. ET: Louisville has turned into my Cruella DeVille. My nemesis, my nightmare. I have bad dreams about Rick Pitino saying, "Larry Bird just walked through that door, and he's playing against the University of Washington tonight."
I do not get Louisville. Louisville has busted my bracket and my psyche. Now I'm hearing people say, "Louisville just might be the best team in the country," and I cannot fathom this. Is this the same Louisville that got embarrassed by Memphis at home and nearly lost to Memphis -- which did not make the NCAA tournament -- in the conference tournament final? Could these be the same Cardinals who nearly got in trouble in their opening-round game against Lousiana-Lafayette?
How could anyone pick Louisville, a team that lives and dies by the three-point shot? The Cardinals made 6 of 22 against Louisiana-Lafayette. Then against Georgia Tech and Washington, they made threes like they were dunks. If Tae Kwon Do and "Bring Me the Head of" Francisco Garcia keep shooting like this, Louisville just might beat the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference Finals.
And what did Pitino ever do to deserve so many breaks from the refs? Washington was cruising along in complete control, up seven with about nine minutes left in the first half, when Nate Robinson got called for his third patty-cake foul. Out goes the Huskies' sparkplug and leader, soon followed to the bench by the Huskies' best player, Tre Simmons, also with three fouls. And Louisville goes from down seven to up 12 by half time. Game over.
Oh, well, at least Bobby Knight lost. Any night that Knight falls has been salvaged.
I still have North Carolina and Duke left of my Final Four teams, but I'm uneasy about both. On Sunday, I fear Carolina won't recognize the North Carolina State team they beat by 21 and 10 during the regular season. Julius Hodge is a man among boys now. And what if Utah's Andrew Bogut turns out to be more Bill Walton than Chris Mihm against Kentucky, then Duke?
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HP envy spectre 14 Wireless problems
Hey guys, I recently bought the HP Envy spectre 14 more specfically this mode:
and i have had problems with the wireless problem from day 1. Honestly its a pretty big dissapointment considering i paid 1400$+ plus for this and i would expect better. I have contacted hp support assistant live chat but so far they have given me a useless solution. When i talked to them he basiaclly told me to take apart my computer by myself and manually reset the wireless card. A i dont really know how to do this and i dont want to mess anything up and B I dont think i should have too.
My problem is with the intel centrino advanced-N 6230, basically what happens is randomly my internet connects and it says the driver is not there, or not working. I basically have to restart my computer to get the internet back up. I was wondering if you guys had any soulitions.
Pretty dissapointed with HP right now...
HP envy spectre 14 Wireless problems
There is an option in it for updates and tune-ups, which may help resolve your issue.
Here is a link to the tool if you do not already have it: http://goo.gl/cuq6D
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Did you ever find a solution to your problem? I'm having the same issue. I have coworkers with the same system that are having the same problem. One of them told me they thought it was a (wireless) driver problem, but HP dosn't have a solution for it yet. I'm getting really tired of restarting my system just to get back on the internet after letting the laptop go to sleep.
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Hello rdmath,
Can you provide your specific product number? I'd love to help you.
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I gave up last week and decided to do a factory restore that would never complete. The restore wouldn't complete off of the recovery partition or a recovery flashdrive I had made. I read others have a had the same problem and the thought was that the recovery media has a flaw. It's being shipped back to me now. I also complained about the wireless connectivity problems but I'm not sure they looked at that. The repair ticket just says "Can't install OS". I'll let you know if it's still not working when it returns to me.
Thank you!
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Re: HP envy spectre 14 Wireless problems
Hello rdmath,
That is bizarre..I can't explain it either, but I see those situations daily!
Please let me know how everything is once you get your notebook back. I hope they fixed it.
Good luck!
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06-14-2013 02:40 PM - edited 06-14-2013 02:41 PM
I have had issues connecting with my Spectre 14 as well. I was at a tech conference last week at a university and they gave us credentials for the campus wifi and I couldn't connect at all. Everyone around me had Macs (with maybe 4 or 5 Dells) and they had no issues connecting. I've had to mail mine in to the service center to be "fixed". Although, if they are going to use the same parts that the thing was initially built with then I don't hold out much hope that it will actually work. I tricked mine out and spent nearly $2000...I'm pretty sure my laptop will be a very very expensive paperweight in the near future. Really sucks.
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Re: HP envy spectre 14 Wireless problems[ Edited ]
07-09-2013 02:21 PM - last edited on 04-20-2016 08:34 AM by OscarFuentes
I understand your new Spectre is not detecting any networks reporting an error 651.
What is the product number? The following document will help locate this information.
If the system is using Windows 8, try the following steps to determine what the status of the wifi card is.
Press Windows Key + X.
Select device manager.
Expand the networking adapters category.
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My Hummus
Total Time
Prep 5 mins
Cook 5 mins
My basic hummus recipe. I use a little extra tahini to make it extra creamy. Was tired of having it on a scrap of paper, so I am posting it here ^_^
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (15 ounce) can chickpeas, drained, some liquid reserved
- 1⁄4-1⁄3 cup tahini
- 1⁄2 lemon, juiced
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons chickpea liquid
- 1 teaspoon salt (to taste)
- ground coriander, to taste (optional)
- Add ingredients to food processor or blender.
- Blend until creamy, scraping down the sides (several times).


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I've had minimal experience with WP, but enough that I thought I could build my husband's business website safely. So far, so good, except the sidebars keep disappearing.
I uploaded all of the theme files, I changed the header image, all the text that we wanted to migrate went correctly. Then I took out the "comments" portions of the page template, single post template, and main index template. Everything looked right, and a few hours later the sidebars are gone.
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U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos, D-Ill., has withdrawn her support for a bill that would have exempted minor league baseball players from the minimum wage standards in the Fair Labor Standards Act.
The bill drew nationwide attention, as it was introduced in the midst of a legal fight over whether to pay minor leaguers the minimum wage.
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With Jose Reyes exclusively playing third base during his tune-up in the minors, there is little doubt Flores will be displaced from the position once Reyes is promoted sometime this week. But with Flores on the verge of reverting to his initial backup role, he produced a career game Sunday.
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David Laurila's latest.
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Is this the end for Clay Buchholz in Boston?
No, when you pitch like crap game after game your manager will lose confidence in you. The Red Sox have put Kelly in the bullpen. It's time they put Buchholz on waivers.
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This is just a minor annoyance more than anything, but figured I'd ask if anyone could help.
Viewing my Dashboard, the recent comments area, none of my comments have a name.
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Definition of rabbi in English:
noun (plural rabbis)
1A Jewish scholar or teacher, especially one who studies or teaches Jewish law.
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I believe the announcement about Sprint discontinuing Nextel by June 30th, 2013 will be very good for S in the near term. I believe this in spite of the recent downtrend in the stock, and the news about Leap getting the iPhone. (with a better deal than Sprint)
Remember, if Sprint had never bought Nextel we would probably be talking about a $20 stock instead of a $2.50 stock.....
Sentiment: Strong Buy
But they did buy Nextel..Stop crying about the coulda, shoulda wouda stuff...
Now they are circling the bowl without a chance..
Crying??? My point was, that S is priced very low, in part, because of Nextel. That makes S a great opportunity!!
And also remember, there is no place for 'if's on the balance sheet.


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In September 2012, Carrie Hessler-Radelet became acting director of the Peace Corps, where she had served as deputy director since 2010. Prior to assuming that role, she was vice president and director of the Washington, D.C., office of John Snow Inc., a global public health organization, where she oversaw the management of public health programs in more than 85 countries.
Early in her career, Hessler-Radelet served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Western Samoa with her husband, Steve Radelet. There, she taught high school and helped design a national public awareness campaign on disaster preparedness. Upon completing service abroad, she served as a public affairs specialist in the Peace Corps/New England recruiting office (1984-86). Before returning to the Peace Corps in 2010, she worked in the field of public health for two decades, specializing in HIV/AIDS and maternal and child health.
Hessler-Radelet was actively involved in the establishment of the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and its first strategic plan. In addition, she was a Johns Hopkins Fellow with USAID in Indonesia, where she assisted the Indonesian government in developing and implementing its first national AIDS strategy. She also founded the Special Olympics in The Gambia.
Hessler-Radelet served as a board member of the National Peace Corps Association and on the steering committee for the U.S. Coalition for Child Survival. She holds a master's degree in health policy and management from the Harvard School of Public Health and a BA in political science from Boston University. Since the 1960s, four generations of her family have served as Peace Corps volunteers. She and her husband have two grown children, Meghan and Sam.


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How would I create my class such that some methods will exist in the instance only if certain values were passed to the constructor?
Perhaps a more generic way of asking is: How can I add a method to an existing class instance?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
You can attach an anonymous sub to an object based on flags:
to use:
You can extend this to a number of methods through the same interface.
You can use Moose to apply a role at runtime.
An alternative technique is to use globs to define a new method at runtime
This has the disadvantage that the method is now visible to all instances of the class so is not quite what you want.
A third and possibly more risky/inefficient method is to use string eval
Again this has the disadvantage that the method is now visible to all instances of the class so is not quite what you want.
Methods are just subroutines in a package, and a package is just a hash holding typeglobs. And hashes can be modified at runtime.
So you could, in theory, add or remove methods given values in a constructor.
And then use it like:
However, this method is available for all objects of that class:
Using autoload, one can mock arbitrary methods:
Of course, these techniques can be combined freely.
Don't do too much magic. I've gotten away from
One way to handle what you want is to define all the methods you need, and if a particular object is of the wrong type, simply cause that method to croak:
The above will not allow method
If your objects won't change (or you don't want them to change) once an object is created, you can define that object as a sub-class.
Before you bless a newly created object, check that special value and decide whether or not you need to create a specific sub-class instead.
Notice that my class
When I create my object (via the
Here's an example where I use sub-classes to do what you want.
Every object is a class type of
In line 1174 to 1176, I create my object, but then append the question type to the class, and then bless the question as that sub-class type. All of my subclasses are a type
Hope this helps.
None of the answers so far given actually handle the question actually asked.
Adding methods to an instance in Perl is not directly supported. Object instances are always instances of some class, and that class is the thing that actually has methods. You cannot add a method to a single instance of a class, without making that method also available on every other instance of the same class.
For your problem you have two basic solutions:
If you truely want to add methods on individual instances, then what you'll have to do is arrange that every instance is a single instance of a newly-derived class for every object. This gets harder to arrange for, doubly-so if you want to avoid leaking memory and cleaning up the classes once the objects are
Since it is highly unlikely you'll truely need this third option it is far better to go with one of the first.


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Breitling Unveils Transocean GMT
A new addition to the Transocean collection.
By Emily Seares, 15 May 2013
Breitling Transocean Automatic Chronograph Stainless Steel Blue Dial Mens Watch AB015112/C860 154A
Swiss-made, automatic chronograph movement, equipped with a Breitling Calibre 01 entirely developed and produced in-house at Breitling workshops. Central chronograph seconds hand with 1/4th, 30-minute and 12-hour counters, sapphire crystal glass and water resistant to 100 metres, 2 year manufacturers warranty.
The Transocean collection was designed to be the ultimate contemporary classic. Launched in 1958, the collection features shock-resistant and anti-magnetic and watertight timepieces that far surpass the functionality of the average watch. This model features a polished steel case, 'midnight blue' dial with date display at 4.30.
As a certified Breitling dealer, all of our watches are supplied securely packed in official brand presentation boxes with stamped and dated documentation including the manufacturer's 5 year international warranty.
If your watch has a linked bracelet, we can adjust the size before it's sent so that it fits straight out of the box.
On placing your order you will receive a confirmation email - please reply to this email with your wrist measurement (in mm) and we'll make the necessary adjustments before despatch. Any links that have been removed will be sent with your watch. In some cases you may need additional links - in which case we'll get in touch as there may be a small additional cost as we'll need to source these from the manufacturer.
For a handy guide to watch sizing take a look at our sizing guide.
*NB. Finance orders may be subject to delays.
Breitling is available from the following stores. To check stock and reserve instore please call 020 7952 2730.
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I just created by custom theme, i want your opinion, what could be improved.
Well.. this is not original work, becouse i took Andreas Viklund template called "andreas08" and tweaked a little. I know someone alreade has made wp theme from this template, but i just wanted it my way :)
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Well its lithuanina...
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The Big O!
Triple double.
Go Bearcats!!!
yeah, Sinsi Natty!
I saw Michael Jordan play throughout his entire career, and I never saw him do anything on the court that I hadn't seen Oscar do a generation earlier. Plus Oscar was a point guard.
What was the difference? Hype. Undiluted commercial fanboy marketing shoe-selling TV hype.
Hey! That's my school! on Slog!
Show me some Earl Monroe or Connie Hawkins, then we'll talk(no disrespect intended toward O).
He changed the m f n G!
I'm with you on Baltimore Bullet Earl the Pearl. Nice.
Gimme Pete Maravich. No D, but holy shit, what a showman/shaman.
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Engaging in social media sites is almost second nature to some of us. It's addictive, and it's the perfect platform for reaching out to others and our peers. Question is, how much should we reveal, and how much should we retain for our own personal benefit and mental wellbeing?
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Hey everyone, haven't checked in for awhile because law school is kicking my butt... however, I'm still keeping up with y'all! I'll be doing W6D2 tomorrow, the last official day with walking O_o. During week 4 I had to repeat a day because I was sick and my body just refused to let me finish the last interval on D2. But I've kept up with the workous, despite the frost in the mornings, and I'm hoping to run a 5k at the beginning of December.
I couldn't BELIEVE the feeling I had when I finally finished the first 20 minute run. It was truly incredible. I think I ran about 2 miles (I do my running in a residential area so I'm not sure). But it was AMAZING, I looked back at the last few weeks and thought... wow, I just DID this! I'm in shape now! I've never done this in my life and I finished! It was so cool .
One thing I realized doing this C25k... once your body starts to get in shape, the rest is just a mental game. I do have some pain while running, mostly from my knees (yay runner's knee) but also in my shins, just from extending the workout. But really, if you get your mind to keep your breathing under control, and you keep pushing yourself mentally... that's all running takes. The physical flows from the mental. How cool is that?
I've been wanting to answer some people but I haven't had the chance yet, so...
- to the lady who had teenage boys jeer at her... I'm also 5'6" and 145 lbs and you know what, we have a great body size We're healthy, despite what America says about women being tiny and flat bellied with no rolls... don't let those boys get to you, don't let them win, because you're getting in shape just like me and we're going to be so much healthier than them in the end!
- I'm glad the knee brace worked. I also don't like depending on it, and I'm hoping some day to wean myself off of it, but for now it keeps me comfortable. And I'm only using it 30 minutes a day right now, three times a week, so I guess that's not terrible.
I think that's it... keep up the GREAT work, everybody!! Your stories are SO inspiring and I think about you every time I'm out there running. We can do this!! We're over halfway there, let's do it!
I just finished up W6D2. I ran outside and it was really chilly - about 45 and windy. I had a lot of burning in my lungs and it made breathing difficult. I'm thinking the treadmill may become my new best friend. I have been coughing and wheezing ever since I finished. I really do not feel ready for the 25 minutes yet. I noticed the next 4 runs are 25 minutes so I might just try to do 22 on Tuesday and then try to add a minute for the next 3 runs. We'll see how it goes on Tuesday....
@ccollin - Welcome back!! I was the one who was jeered at by those silly boys. I agree with what you said, it was just really discouraging at the time. I think once I got over it, it almost motivated me more to keep going on the program. So maybe in the end, they actually did me a favor!!
Finished W5D2 today. Did anyone else find it hard to restart the second 8 min run after that long walk between? I think I am going to like the continuous runs better, but 20 minutes still makes me really nervous. At least it looks like the weather should be a lot better for that run! Rest day then 20 minutes on Wednesday
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Hi folks! After having such a hard time with the 25 minutes last week, I decided to repeat week 6 this week, since I have an extra built in for times like this! So, today I did week 6 day 2 again. I'm noticing that I'm not having as much energy lately- I don't know whether my body is fighting the cold that my kids have had, or if I'm not getting enough sleep. Going to try on Wednesday to do the 25 minutes again... we'll see how it goes! if it's too much, I might break it down. My daughter is getting more gungho these days about the 5k, so I feel like I really need to get my butt in gear!!
I did it! I did the 25 minutes! Onto week 7, and no more walking! Woohoo!
Nice job SacredCircle!!! I did 23 minutes yesterday - you've inspired me to go for the 25 tomorrow! I still feel like I'm quite a ways from the 3 miles though - I am right at 2 miles and only have a couple weeks left of the program. I guess I will focus on speed once I can complete the time..not sure how that works...
I ended up skipping my Thursday run because my knee was bothering me and didn't get back out there until this morning. I had an AWFUL run, if I can even call it a run... I didn't even make it around the track once. Everything felt like lead and I just couldn't get going. I'm guessing this has to be some strange mental thing since I know I can run for at least 5 minutes! This is making me want to quit!!! I am PMS so that also might be contributing but it was so discouraging. I'm hoping I can get up enough motivation to attempt it again on Tuesday. How is everyone else doing?
Hello kl1425! I've had days like the one you described.... I'd say just listen to your body- maybe you're fighting something, or I also know how pms can knock the wind right out of you! I'm happy to cheer you on as you get back on "track"!!! Don't give up! You are worth this!
This morning I ran my third 25 minute run in a row, this time on the treadmill. It's getting easier, but it's still quite challenging, and I find that my mind really gets in my way if I let it. I'm still very slow.... With warm up and cool down, I did a total of a 2.35 miles, and during my 25 minute run, I ran about 1.75 miles. I guess that's progress! I don't know how that will eventually translate to 3.1 miles, but I'm feeling more confident from simply doing it, even if it's at a snail's pace.
Have you noticed that a lot of folks have stopped posting? I've read that this happens as folks drop the program when it gets harder. Anybody else out there???
So I took my son out of town to visit a University he is thinking of transfering to. I was forced to do my runs on the hotel's treadmill. BTW the workout room at this hotel was awesome. Anyway I found out I do NOT like running on a treadmill! I hated looking into the mirror in front of me and seeing myself as I run. I tried closing my eyes and concentrating on the music, lost my balance and almost fell off....
I guess now I really have to get some clothes that will allow me to run outside through the whole winter. Maybe if I used a treadmill more I would get used to it. Anyway I am looking forward to getting outside again for my next run. Not liking these long intervals. Thinking of doing another 20 min... should have one more interval run then the 25 day. What do you guys think? It seems hard to start running again after walking for more than 2 minutes...
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Hey Everyone, I have been mia for a while. I had a cold and i wasn't able to run for about a week. I am finally getting back on track, the weather is getting chilly so that is a bit of a challenge to my motivation sometimes. I am kinda branching off from c25k since I am now working to prepare for a half marathon. I am working on his run/walk/run method. I am finding that I am not so sore and I am not so tired after a run. I have only run this way a few times so I still have lots of time to see how I really feel about it. So far, so good. Glad to see that this thread is still going!
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hike2run - I am having a hard time busting through the 25 minutes also. I have been doing two 60-90 walks in there. I think I will hover at W7 for a while and see if I can break through. Have you read any of Jeff Galloway's books? He advises walking intervals. I need to research it a little more though.
As for people dropping off a thread....every thread I have posted on has people that disappear. In fact this is my second C25K program. I had an injury, was off 6 weeks and started over. My first time I joined a thread that had a about 20 people on it, they were all gung ho, and I know of only one person on that thread that finished the program. The other 19 just disappeared! Instead of posting they are having issues and need help or support, they just quit. It's just too bad....
Help Help Help! I have made it all the way to W6D1, and now have some sort of thing wrong with my right hip. It hurts when I get up to walk after sitting for a bit, it feels like I have to lift it to get out of our little car, every step is felt. It doesn't stop me with pain, it just hurts when I'm walking. I have taken a week off, but it scares me to get off track... i was just up to the point of running 25 minutes, now I'm scared it will make it worse. Anyone have advise on a hip that hurts? Rest or run through it? I have read online and it seems to be most like bursitis, of course that is a self diagnosis. I don't have health insurance and so have not made a trip to the dr. Why wouldn't this have started in the beginning of running instead of 6 weeks into it?
sanandkids Your hip problem may have surfaced now because you are running for longer time periods with out a rest. If you are in week 6 then you just completed your 20 min continuous run. Not knowing where your pain is it could be sciatic, bursitis or even IT band pull. I know you don't have insurance but if the problem persists you really need to see a sports therapy doctor.
For now I would use ice and rest. Don't worry about getting behind, you won't loose all the fitness you gained in one week. But you will need to start at intervals again. Good luck and keep us posted.
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So... after debating whether I should get back out there or not and going through every excuse in the book, I decided to give W6D3 another shot. I ran the 25 minutes just fine only having to stop to tie my shoe and for about a 30 second walk in the middle. I have decided to switch over to the distance part of the program instead of the time. I was at just a little over 2 miles tonight so I am going to shoot for 2.25 for the next 3 runs, then 2.5 for the next 3 and so on.
@SacredCircle - Thank you SO much for your words of encouragement. I was really ready to quit and you helped me get back out there. I was so glad to see everyone else was also still hanging in there. I almost felt like if I quit I was letting all of you down! I did not make it this far to give up now.
@hike2run - I hate the treadmill too! If you look on the internet for cold weather running tips you will find a ton of articles on how to prepare yourself. The one day I ran outside it was in the 40's and my lungs burned. I read to wear a neck gaiter - not sure what it is yet but hopefully it'll help.
@sanandkids - I had some really bad hip pain around week 3 of the program. I think mine was related to the surface I was running on because once I switched from the sidewalks to a gravel track mine went away. Where are you currently running? I would definitely rest up for a week and give it time to heal.
Great job everyone. Hang in there!
I'm still lurking here. I had a MRI and they found 3 compression fractures 1 old and 2 new. I have an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon to find out how/why they happened and what I can do about them.
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"Disney's Cinderella's Kids" and "Children of Eden" are presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. www.mtishows.com.
CYT performers entertain thousands of families every season with bold and innovative family theatre, providing many children with their first introduction to live theatre. CYT offers three performance companies for young people to participate in full scale musical productions. Unless stated otherwise shows are in our Black Box Theater at 358 Baker Avenue in West Concord, MA. Ticket prices are $13, with the exception of the summer Young Adult Performance Company production tickets, which are $15. Ticket prices are for all seats and all ages.
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You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
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A revised version of the 1967 musical comedy with music and lyrics by Clark Gesner, based on the characters created by Charles M. Schulz in his comic strip "PEANUTS." October 14-18, 2015 (Wed-Sat, 7:30pm; Sat-Sun, 2:30pm)
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
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A musical/operetta with lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. The story is based on the "coat of many colors" story of Joseph from the Bible's Book of Genesis. November 13-15, 20-22, 2015 (Fri-Sat, 7:30pm; Sat-Sun, 2:30pm)
The Elves & the Shoemaker
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A poor shoemaker and his wife need money to pay the rent, but they give away their last pair of shoes to a lady in need and have only enough leather for one more pair. He cuts out pieces to sew on the morrow. Elves come in the night and make the shoes, which he sells for more than his asking price the next day. The shoemaker uses the money to pay the rent, buy food and to buy more shoe leather, and he feeds a poor traveler. That night, he cuts pieces again and retires for the night. The elves come again and make TWO pairs of shoes. The shoemaker gives away one pair to someone in need, sells the other pair and buys more leather. Then, he stays up to find the elves making the shoes. In gratitude, the shoemaker and his wife make clothes for the elves, who are freed by the gift. The shoemaker and his wife never see the elves again. December 3-6, 2015 (Thurs, 5pm; Fri-Sat, 7pm; Sat-Sun, 2pm)
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Snow White is a German fairy tale known across much of Europe and is today one of the most famous fairy tales worldwide. The beautiful princess hated for her beauty by the evil queen... seven devoted dwarfs... a woodsman and handsome prince. March 11-13, 18-20, 2016 (Fri-Sat, 7:30pm; Sat-Sun, 2:30pm)
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A heroic outlaw in English folklore who, according to legend, was a highly skilled archer and swordsman known for "robbing from the rich and giving to the poor" alongside his band of Merry Men. May 13-15, 20-22, 2016 (Fri-Sat, 7:30pm; Sat-Sun, 2:30pm)
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Press Releases - Steven WolfâHeaven is a Place on Earth,â conceptual artist Jacob Dahlgrenâs first one-person show in the United States, will open at Steven Wolf Fine Arts, Thursday, March 1, and run through April 21. Dahlgren, who will represent Sweden in the Nordic Pavillion at the 2007 Venice Biennale, makes objects that appear to be in the modernist art tradition: stripe paintings, checkerboard floor sculptures and wall constructions that evoke the geometric explorations of the Bauhaus and the Russian constructivists. But in each case âmass production, randomness and play take precedence over the highbrow views of modernism,â writes Stina Hogkvist in a 2004 essay. The resulting work, however, is neither cynical nor dystopian but evokes laughter, embraces the living world and is free of the pretense and stern pedagogy associated with such masters of modernism as Walter Gropius, Clyfford Still and Josef Albers. Some examples: âI , The World, Things, Life,â a vast wall construction of dartboards hung cheek to jowl, was made for the Norkopingskonstmuseum in 2004. A crate full of darts was placed in the center of the floor with no printed prohibitions. Viewers were allowed to contribute to the work, juxtaposing the randomness of the darts with the precise geometry of the targets. âKrakow,â an undulating wall sculpture in crisp alternating pop colors from 2002, is upon close inspection stacks and stacks of plastic yogurt containers. The humorous connection of abstraction, process and material to place, memory and consumption recalls the best work of Tom Friedman. Dahlgrenâs many stripe or line paintings as he calls them are also deceptively strategized. Unlike the work of artists like Gene Davis and Agnes Martin, who explored the poetry of ideal geometries and mark-making, Dahlgrenâs many variations on the stripe are all simply based on tee shirts from his 400-plus collection. The position of Dahlgrenâs work vis a vis the modernist tradition is occasionally itself the subject as in the 2003 sculpture âHeadmaster,â in which the artist has spelled out the Russian artist/theorist Kasimir Malevichâs last name using stacks of candycolored foam. At his most fluid and witty, Dahlgren reunites art history and the big box store for which his country is now perhaps best known like Shakespearean twins separated at birth. âHeaven is a Place on Earth,â a 9 x 9 foot floor sculpture made from different-colored Ikea bathroom scales, takes the theoretical minimalism of Carl Andre and joins it with the light-hearted retail pop design. Itâs a weightless meditation on mass, volume and disappearance and creates a wry parallel of art on a diet and a culture obsessed with its own weight. Dahlgren will also talk about his work at Timken Hall in the California College of Art on February 28, 7 pm, as part of an ongoing series curated by Stephanie Syjuco titled Object Agents: Contemporary Sculpture and the Social Life of Objects.
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CHICAGO -- Here's a little something for the Pistons and Bulls to keep in mind over the next couple of years: If you are going to be true rivals, you can't share hugs and handshakes after the final buzzer of the final game. You can't go an entire series without even the slightest hint of a physical confrontation. You can't break bread with the enemy at fancy restaurants, and you cannot toss softball zingers at each other via text messages.
No contempt on court for rivals
The Pistons and Bulls of the late '80s and early '90s had all that one major rivalry-defining dynamic going for them. These guys do not.
So if this is ever going to truly be a rekindled rivalry, there's still a long way to go before this has the possibility of becoming the NBA equivalent of mixing vinegar and baking soda.
I stopped Pistons president Joe Dumars outside the visiting locker room after the Pistons finished off the Bulls Thursday night with as 95-85 victory in Game 6 of their Eastern Conference semifinal and questioned him about the lack of animosity between these two teams.
Dumars, for those of you who may be too young to remember, was a member of the infamous Pistons team that stormed off the court in the waning seconds of Game 4 of the 1991 Eastern Conference finals without so much as acknowledging the team that had just swept them to end a three-year string of playoff failures at the Pistons' hands -- a 4-1 Detroit win in 1988, a 4-2 victory in 1989, and 4-3 victory in 1990.
I asked Dumars, whose Pistons teams when he was playing also went to five straight conference finals, when the animosity between those old rivals began to be felt.
"When it became clear that they were about to surpass us. Before that it was tough, physical games, but what happens is, as soon as one team is about to surpass another team, I think you see the intensity pick up there," Dumars said.
There were certainly moments of intensity on display during this series, but too often the intensity was coming from one team but not the other. And even in Game 6 when the Pistons were closing out this series by holding Chicago to just one field goal over the first 9:51 of the fourth period, there was intensity from both teams -- only it was two completely different types. Detroit was intent on shutting down Chicago, whereas the Bulls' intensity channeled itself into players trying too hard and making the types of mental mistakes that exemplified the teams' vastly different levels of postseason maturity.
Or to put it in fewer words: when the Pistons went for the kill, they killed. When the Bulls tried desperately to stay alive, they drowned.
"I think you can have a good rivalry without the animosity, as long as you have great basketball," Dumars said. "I'm a fan of what they do and how they've built, what [John] Paxson has done, how [Scott] Skiles coaches and how hard they play. So I think we have the makings of a rivalry, and what I think you're going to continue to see two teams that mirror each other. Both play hard, both play unselfish."
Pistons assistant coach Ron Harper said there actually was some bad blood being felt by the Pistons toward Kirk Hinrich and Andres Nocioni, even though there was still plenty of love for departed Piston Ben Wallace.
"The game has changed, and it's not like you can just go out there and hate a team. It ain't the same game," Harper said. "[Animosity] is still there some of the time, but it isn't there all the time."
So, Ron, who do the Pistons hate?
"Cleveland. We don't like Cleveland. That series is going to be fun."
That series, if it indeed ends up being a Cavs-Pistons Eastern Conference final (Cleveland leads New Jersey 3-2, with Game 6 set for Friday night) will begin Monday night unless the Cavaliers-Nets series is extended to seven games, in which case it will begin Wednesday. It'll be the fifth consecutive trip to the conference finals for the Pistons, who were clearly the class of this series despite the let-up that allowed the Bulls to come back from a 3-0 deficit and win two games.
It got the Pistons' attention, and it forced them to regain the focus and energy that served them so well through the first seven games of this postseason when they looked completely capable of storming through the Eastern playoffs with a 12-0 record. You could see that intensity in the way Richard Hamilton defended Hinrich, in the way Chauncey Billups attacked on offense, in the way Rasheed Wallace lost and regained and then lost and regained control of his emotions, for the most part channeling his frustrations into the type of positive energy that fueled Detroit's fourth-quarter lockdown.
We'll have to wait and see where their heads are at in the next series, but we've seen how good they can be when they apply themselves, and it's pretty darn impressive. They'll be the favorite to come out of the East and make the finals, and they'll have an old friend (but not a new rival, at least not yet) watching from the northern suburbs of Chicago.
"Watching them? Yeah. Cheering for them? I'm not cheering for nobody," Ben Wallace said afterward, not entirely convincingly.
Clearly, he still likes the Pistons. What's not clear yet is whether he'll ever dislike them enough -- or vice versa -- to truly make this a rekindled rivalry.
As Dumars said afterward, the animosity doesn't come until the hunter catches up to the hunted, and based on the way these teams looked in this series, that day may still be a at least a couple years away.
Chris Sheridan covers the NBA for ESPN Insider. To e-mail Chris, click here.
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Andres Nocioni, left, and Ben Wallace watch their Bulls fall to a Detroit team en route to its fifth straight East finals.
First Order Of Bulls Business
Q: What'll be the first order of business for the Bulls now?
A: Waiting for Tuesday's draft lottery. The Bulls own the rights to the New York Knicks' lottery pick from the Eddy Curry trade. It's a prohibitive long shot with Chicago having only 19 of 1,000 ping-pong ball combinations (Memphis, by comparison, has 250), but it's not completely impossible, for the Bulls to win the No. 1 or No. 2 pick. (The lottery determines the top three picks, not just the No. 1 pick.) But if the Bulls get the first or second pick, all bets are off as far as possible trades, because Greg Oden or Kevin Durant fits the bill as the missing piece.
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Respecting Ireland's Best
Kyle (Phoenix, AZ): It sure does seem like teams are full of chumps. The Suns only run like 8 deep. Is there a huge difference in talent/chemistry between "players" and bench warmers in the NBA? Either way, Shouldn't you club Pat Burke's knees or something and get a spot back on that bench? Better yet, smack some in Dallas so you can have the hotter cheerleaders to keep you company.
Paul Shirley: Pat Burke is a really, really good basketball player. People forget, but when players at his level--like Bostjan Nachbar and Walter Herrmann--are given a chance, they can almost always play. I'm sure Matt Barnes was ridiculed for a long time; he played in the ABA when I was there. It doesn't make sense, though, to play those guys when a team has invested $15 million in someone else. That's not to say that Pat Burke is better than Amare Stoudemire. But he's certainly not 1/15th as good.
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East's Beast Advances
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Bulls center P.J. Brown erupted for a season-high 20 points in the first half alone. Then, nada. Brown missed all three of his second-half shots.
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Chauncey Billups was at his best controlling the ball in the final stages of the Pistons' victory over the Bulls. Billups made all 14 of his free-throw attempts in the game, including six in the last two minutes of the game.
It was the third playoff game in which Billups has made at least 14 free throws without a miss, and that tied an NBA record. Two other players had three such playoff games: Dolph Schayes with the Syracuse Nationals in the 1950s and Kevin Johnson with Phoenix from 1989 to 1992.
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The Increasingly Valuable Euro
It looks like this year's Reebok Eurocamp in Treviso, Italy, is shaping up to be one of the best ever.
The Eurocamp has evolved into the international equivalent of the Chicago predraft camp and takes place on June 9-12. Past participants include two lottery picks from last year: Andrea Bargnani and Mouhamed Sene.
This year two potential first-round prospects, Italy's Marco Belinelli and the Ukraine's Kyrylo Fesenko, are committed to camp. They'll be joined by several other potential draftees, including Finland's Petteri Koponen, Russia's Nikita Shabalkin, Portugal's Joao Gomes and France's Ali Traore. Australia's Brad Newley also looks like he'll be playing.
The camp usually includes a number of top prospects for the following year's draft, and this year is no exception.
France's Nicolas Batum and Italy's Danilo Gallinari, potential lottery picks in 2008, will be at the camp. So will Russia's Anton Ponkrashov, Serbia's Vladimir Dasic and Lithuania's Mantas Kalnietis.
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News And Notes
Ben Wallace showed up at the arena about 1 hour, 15 minutes before tipoff -- just as he did before Game 3 -- and Chris Duhon and Ben Gordon were a few minutes late. Players are supposed to be there 90 minutes before the game. Bulls coach Scott Skiles shrugged it off, saying, "It took (general manager John Paxson) well over an hour to get down here."
• The Pistons shot 13-of-22 from the field in the first quarter.
• The Bulls made their first 14 free throws but then struggled, finishing 24-of-35.
• Bulls center PJ Brown had a season-high 19 points against the Pistons on Feb. 25, and Golden State on Feb. 9.
-- Associated Press
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Revising Beliefs Towards the Truth
- Ilkka NiiniluotoAffiliated withDepartment of Philosophy, History, Culture and Art Studies, University of Helsinki Email author
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Belief revision (BR) and truthlikeness (TL) emerged independently as two research programmes in formal methodology in the 1970s. A natural way of connecting BR and TL is to ask under what conditions the revision of a belief system by new input information leads the system towards the truth. It turns out that, for the AGM model of belief revision, the only safe case is the expansion of true beliefs by true input, but this is not very interesting or realistic as a model of theory change in science. The new accounts of non-prioritized belief revision do not seem more promising in this respect, and the alternative BR account of updating by imaging leads to other problems. Still, positive results about increasing truthlikeness by belief revision may be sought by restricting attention to special kinds of theories. Another approach is to link truthlikeness to epistemic matters by an estimation function which calculates expected degrees of truthlikeness relative to evidence. Then we can study how the expected truthlikeness of a theory changes when probabilities are revised by conditionalization or imaging. Again, we can ask under what conditions such changes lead our best theories towards the truth.
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- Title
- Revising Beliefs Towards the Truth
- Journal
- Online Date
- June 2011
- 10.1007/s10670-011-9289-8
- Print ISSN
- 0165-0106
- Online ISSN
- 1572-8420
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Authors
- Ilkka Niiniluoto (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Philosophy, History, Culture and Art Studies, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 24, 00014, Helsinki, Finland