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SANTA CLARA -- The 49ers will have the rival Seattle Seahawks over for Thanksgiving dinner, highlighting Levi's Stadium's debut schedule. Plenty of pageantry is sure to also come Sept. 14, with the 49ers' official home opener against the Chicago Bears.
Those are the only two prime-time home games on the 49ers' regular-season schedule, which was unveiled Wednesday.
The 49ers will open on the road for the second time in coach Jim Harbaugh's four seasons, this time against the Dallas Cowboys on Sept. 7. It'll be the 49ers' first regular-season trip to AT&T Stadium, a $1.2 billion venue that opened in 2009.
Then it's time for the $1.3 billion Levi's Stadium to enter the NFL spotlight, even if two exhibitions already will have been held there in August against the Denver Broncos and San Diego Chargers.
After hosting the Bears on NBC's "Sunday Night Football," Levi's Stadium will welcome in the Philadelphia Eagles (Sept. 28), Kansas City Chiefs (Oct. 5), St. Louis Rams (Nov. 2), Washington Redskins (Nov. 23), Chargers (Saturday, Dec. 20) and Arizona Cardinals (Dec. 28).
The Nov. 27, Thanksgiving night game features arguably the league's hottest rivalry. The Seahawks beat the 49ers in last season's NFC Championship game 23-17 before routing the Denver Broncos 43-8 in Super Bowl XLVIII.
Linebacker Patrick Willis said "it doesn't matter" to him or the 49ers that their rematch with the Seahawks doesn't come until November. "It just happens to be on this kind of (prominent) stage and we'll look forward to it when the time comes," Willis said on NFL Network.
Another reason to look forward to that game: The 49ers might have linebacker NaVorro Bowman back from reconstructive knee surgery.
The 49ers have never hosted a Thanksgiving game, and they last played on that holiday in 2011, losing 16-6 at Baltimore.
After traveling more air miles last season than conceivably any team in NFL history, the 49ers have only one Eastern Time Zone game: at the New York Giants on Nov. 16. Their next farthest games are those on the Mississippi River shores in St. Louis (Oct. 13) and New Orleans (Nov. 9).
On Dec. 7, the 49ers visit Oakland in regular-season action for the first time since 2002 -- a 23-20 overtime win by the 49ers -- and only the fourth time series history. The other two regular-season visits came in 1970 and '79.
The 49ers' remaining road schedule pits them against the Cardinals (Sept. 21), Rams (Oct. 13), Denver Broncos (Oct. 19), and Seahawks (Dec. 14). Week 8 serves as the 49ers' bye. They play back-to-back road games three times.
For the second straight season, the 49ers' visit to St. Louis falls in prime-time ("Monday Night Football" this year, "Thursday Night Football" last year). The 49ers-Broncos game is slated for "Sunday Night Football," although that could change under the league's flexible-schedule rules that go into effect in Week 5.
The 49ers are 10-3 in prime time under Harbaugh, including marks of 4-1 last season and 5-1 in 2012 when their only such losses came at Seattle. The 49ers have reached the NFC Championship game in each of Harbaugh's three seasons, with a Super Bowl XLVII defeat sandwiched between two losses in the NFC finals.
Before the regular season opens, the 49ers will break in Levi's Stadium with exhibitions on back-to-back Sundays against the Broncos (Aug. 17) and San Diego Chargers (Aug. 24). Both games start at 1 p.m., and they're sandwiched between road exhibitions at Baltimore (Aug. 7) and Houston (Aug. 28).
The 49ers rank in the top five for strength-of-schedule. Their upcoming opponents had a .563 winning percentage last season, tied for the fourth-highest mark with the Chargers. The three teams ahead of them are on the 49ers schedule: Raiders (.578), Broncos (.570) and Rams (.564).


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In Washington state several tunneling projects are at various stages of completion. As these projects continue and new projects begin, it's important to focus on the safety & health of workers who do this potentially dangerous work. Each tunnel presents new engineering challenges, and the field is incredibly complex. L&I is committed to partnering with employers completing these projects and sharing information to keep workers safe & healthy.
Rules & policies
The Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) is initiating rulemaking on the compressed air work requirements and the underground construction work requirements that are currently located in Chapter 296-36 WAC, Safety Standards — Compressed Air Work and Chapter 296-155 WAC, Part Q, Underground Construction (396 KB PDF). DOSH is scheduled to formally begin the rulemaking process on September 18, 2012 and our intent is to work with stakeholders to develop the proposed rule language.
Resources & tools
- Decompression Sickness and Tunnel Workers - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) invites comments and information on decompression tables used for protecting tunneling (caisson) workers from developing decompression illnesses (198 KB PDF).
Stakeholder meetings
L&I will be forming a Tunneling and Hyperbaric Safety Work Group — a forum for labor, business and for L&I to collaboratively work together to update these standards. The goal of this work group is develop a draft set of safety and health rules to present to DOSH for adoption into the Washington Administrative Code.
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Unspecified and other pneumoconioses: Age-adjusted death rates (per million population) by state, U.S. residents age 15 and over, 2001–2010
Age-adjusted rates for the disease of interest have not been calculated for states with less than 10 reportable deaths, and where the number of years with reportable deaths is less than 10.
See Appendix for information about data sources, methods, ICD codes, and limitations.
Mortality multiple cause-of-death data from National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System. Population estimates from U.S. Census Bureau.
Reference Number: 2014-783
Date Posted: September 2014
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants' lead appeared headed down the tubes Monday as a line drive from Kyle Lohse rocketed toward left field.
That was until Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford leapt high to spear the ball, turning a potential two-run single into the third out of the top of the second.
That play, and other defensive gems like it, helped pave the way for the Giants' eventual 9-0 victory over St. Louis to clinch the National League pennant.
"You know, the pitchers are our strength, but we have to catch the ball," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "We did such a great job. Crawford was tremendous at short, (Marco) Scutaro. Really, everybody."
How important was the Giants' slick glove work? Just look at how the third inning unraveled for St. Louis in part because of its shoddy defense. The Giants scored five runs, aided by center fielder's Jon Jay's fielding error that allowed a third run to score on Hunter Pence's double.
Later in that inning, Cardinals shortstop Pete Kozma made an ill-advised throw home on Crawford's chopper when his only realistic play was at first.
The Giants shined defensively, and it wasn't just Crawford's highlight-reel catch. Left fielder Gregor Blanco made a running grab of Allen Craig's liner to save a run in the top of the third.
First baseman Brandon Belt made a great stop to his right earlier that inning and threw from his knees to get a force-out at second.
Scutaro shined over the past three games at second base, ranging left to make several nice plays.
"We've played good defense all series, pretty much the entire second half," Crawford said.
But his play to erase Lohse in the second was especially crucial. The Giants went ahead in the first, but with runners on second and third in the next inning, a two-run single off the bat of the opposing pitcher would have been deflating.
"That was a real bad pitch by me," Matt Cain said inside a champagne-soaked clubhouse afterward. "I think that would have really changed the momentum right there, for us to score a run and then give up a run right there. For him to be able to catch that ball kept momentum on our side."
But off the crack of the bat, Crawford wasn't sure what to do.
"It was right over my head," he said. "You could probably tell I didn't know which way to turn. I just had to get up. And the way Cain pitched after that was awesome."
The Giants' five-run third gave them a 7-0 lead, and Blanco said he and his teammates were determined to protect that with good defense.
"We had runs early in the game, but we knew we had to try to keep them off the scoreboard," Blanco said. "They're a great team, and they can do a lot of damage. We knew they could come back."
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Tottenham Hotspur Message Board
Where has everybody gone?
This board has gone exceedingly quiet...but why?
I used to come on here a few times a day for the witty banter, a bit of Ar$e poking and some decent chat about football and Spurs. I must admit I am now down to once or twice a day and even then I can't be bothered with posting anything most of the time.
I've noticed a lot of others that used to regularly post have also stopped. It seems to have fizzled out over the last few weeks....but why?
Well I know the answer to that as far as I am concerned and I know I am in for some stick over this but seeing as it is dying anyway I may as well get it off my chest.
Two words - John Locke. Now I am sure John is a nice enough bloke, probably an Accountant and not someone I would be desperate to go to the pub with but he doesn't swear or rant or post vitriolic barbs at anybody so why am I blaming him for my lack of interest in logging in here anymore?
Well, I tried very hard to understand where John was coming from in his many and very long posts and I tried very hard to get my point of view across...but ultimately it was like talking to a brick wall. What ever I said, joking, serious, politely or rudely.....whatever I said...it was always taken the wrong way. John interprets everything differently to anybody else from what I can tell.
Now that in itself I can take to a certain extent BUT his replies are just so........BORING. I thought this was a chat site not a site for people who think its a competition to write the longest posts (yes I know this is an ironically long post!) laden with statistics and links to other sites which may or may not support a particular viewpoint.
I tried, I really did. I responded even though my inner instinct was saying very loudly "don't get involved!". I kept my cool, tried to reason with him, tried to understand where he was coming from, joked about it at first and then got annoyed. All the time John took a completely bizzare view of anything I said. Not just what I said but what anybody says on here from what I can tell.
I cut down my visits but everytime I do still come on here - there it is, the latest post from John which used to take me hours to read (I don't even bother anymore) and even then I could not understand where he was coming from most times - he even ended up replying to himself sometimes in an effort to get someone else to respond presumably... so I stopped. I refuse to read any John Locke posts now......
The problem is, he is pretty much the only one posting now. So, have others been worn down to the point of exhaustion? or are there other reasons the old guard Spurs fans have stopped contributing? Am I missing something? Is John a hugely clever Ar$e fan on a mission to destroy the Spurs board?
I know its quiet on the football front and the usual hectic transfer window activity has finished but surely others want to talk about something. Or maybe not, perhaps I am just over reacting. Perhaps I am the only one that finds John's posts incredibly dull, repetitive, hypocritical, contradictory, statistic laden and confusing. If so, I apologise and I will sulk off back into the shadows from whence I came.
I heard even the Reading board is busier, funnier and more interesting so I might end up pretending to be a Biscuit Man for a while!Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I think you've already said all that before Sfer.
I think I said then, and I'll repeat it again, you're quite right that this is a public forum. If you don't want to read my posts - don't. It won't hurt me to think you're ignoring me. I think there's an ignore option - try using that and see if it works. ;-).
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Evening fellow Yids!!
John and Sfer included.
Think the reason the boards been quiet at the moment, could be that maybe everyone's on a bit of a downer,due to lack of points on the board.
I for one,was hoping for a flying start to the season,with a hard fought away win and 2 comfertable home wins.
Whoopee 9pts.
Sadly not be.
3 games and only 2pts.
Nothing better than reading and chatting about a team thats possible title contenders and playing sublime football rather than "shit,what the fcuk is going on".
I think that everyone is still reading, but maybe not writing is
1)because the're so sloooow at typing (like me) or.
2)They just want to talk about how great our team is.
Now STOP ARGUING you two, and keep posting the threads we all love to read and get involved with.
COYS atb JEFFALL.
PS Its friday. the Beer is flowing and i for one is looking foreward to our 1st away win


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Matthew Ouimet, the 2-year-old Antioch boy who received a double-transplant last week, went into follow-up surgery Wednesday morning.
The procedure at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital in San Francisco, which was completed before noon, allowed doctors to biopsy the transplanted liver and kidney Matthew received from a deceased donor, check for infection, insert a feeding tube, and fully close the transplant incision, mother Kristi Ouimet said.
In the week since his 13-hour transplant surgery, which began at 6 p.m. on June 4, Matthew has shown steady signs of recovery, becoming more alert and breathing on his own. Born with the genetic condition primary hyperoxaluria Type 1, in which a defect in the liver compromises the kidneys, Matthew has continued the dialysis treatments he has received for almost two years.
As Matthew has become more alert, he has experienced increased pain.
"He has shivers," Kristi Ouimet wrote in a Facebook post, "and says 'owie' and 'mommy save me' ... breaks my heart."
In addition to several family members who have visited him in ICU, Matthew has received moral support from all over the world. On Friday, Kristi Ouimet asked followers on her Facebook page to write where they are from. She received 484 responses from all over California, 26 other states and five other countries -- Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, England (from a mother of a boy who has primary hyperoxaluria Type 2) and Spain.
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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A News 12 investigation could lead to a change in Georgia law. It has to do with license plates that benefit nonprofits. For the past two years, the state has been making money off fees attached to them, but what we uncovered has a lawmaker vowing to stop it.
Joanna McAfee was a light, even when she had to face such darkness. She was only 3 years old when she was diagnosed with cancer. Her father says she never complained, even when he believed her treatment was "barbaric" at times. She passed away in 2005. She was only 6 years old.
"Joanna was a special little girl, and she was put here on this Earth for a really short time to serve a specific purpose," McAfee said.
After she passed away in 2005, Joanna's parents started the Joanna McAfee Childhood Cancer Foundation. It took two years for the Foundation to get the support it needed for the Joanna tag, a specialty license plate with the state of Georgia.
Some of that support came from University of Georgia head football coach Mark Richt. He even appeared in a public service announcement to get the word out about the tag to benefit the charity in Joanna's name.
Georgia law made it official, thanks to Rep. Willie Talton, a Republican from House District 145 in Warner Robbins. He sponsored HB 1053, and lawmakers passed the legislation that created the Joanna tag in 2006.
"I'm real proud of it," he said. "It has done well in my community and all over the state."
To date, at least 5,000 Joanna tags have been manufactured. According to the Joanna McAfee Foundation, there are Joanna tags issued in 149 of Georgia's 159 counties.
The Joanna tag was one of the first pieces of legislation Talton introduced when voters sent him to the Georgia House, but after a News 12 investigation, he's now promising to introduce another bill.
"I think it's good, the work that you all have put into it bringing these facts to me," he told News 12.
Simply put, the facts we uncovered mean the state is profiting off nonprofits.
Our investigation started when an employee in the Department of Revenue contacted News 12. He was upset about something he noticed about specialty license plates like the Joanna tag. The results of our open records request shows since a law passed in 2010 that tacked on fees to specialty plates, there has been a 40 percent drop in new issues and renewals.
The Joanna tag is down as much as 30 percent. While the state is raking in money, charities are losing it.
At the end of the month, the Joanna McAfee Foundation will have to close its doors. It will still continue its mission to help families and to fund research, but it will have to do it without an office.
"It does break our hearts a little bit to see it declining, but what that means is we'll have to readjust," McAfee said.
When we contacted him, he was packing up the space he's been renting in Warner Robbins, but he refuses to quit. He says Joanna never gave up, either.
"When you lose a child, one of the greatest fears is that they will be forgotten," McAfee said.
He will continue to help kids in Joanna's memory out of his house, and now a lawmaker will fight for change in the Georgia House.
Talton will introduce a bill to help not only Joanna's Foundation but also other nonprofits with plates.
"I will put everything I have behind it to introduce legislation to try to get these tags exempt, these nonprofit organizations exempt," he said.
He also says he's confident the Georgia won't be able to profit off nonprofits much longer.
"If I didn't feel good about it, I wouldn't be sitting here telling you I would introduce it," he said.
Hearing that makes McAfee feel good, too, especially when he's coming up on a difficult date. At the end of August, Joanna will be gone longer than the short time she was here. It's just another reason a father must continue his fight to keep her memory alive.
With September being Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, it's especially important to keep fighting.
Talton is promising to fight, too, and not because it's an election year. He ran unopposed in the primary and is unopposed in November. He says he'll push for the change in law in January, but he can't do this alone. He'll need the support of other state lawmakers, and you could help by speaking up.
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The Globe obtained a two-page synopsis of Markey's Army Reserve records from the National Personnel Records Center, which shows he was discharged nearly a year before his six-year commitment ended, though such early separations were not uncommon by 1973 as the Army's needs diminished.
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PABLO, MONTANA 59855 ISSN: 0528-8592 The Tribes' FY 84 budget: Act two Budget approved; cuts volunteered for last-minute revenue sharing item Amid the traditional wrangling - "Do you folks really need a new typewriter... four new rigs ... a cost-of-living increase?"— the Tribal Council on August 30 approved spending $5,062,709 during FY84: $4,797,709 in Tribal dollars and $265,000 in revenue sharing money. FY84 covers October 1, 1983 to September 30, 1984. Before thorough study of the "hard Tribal bucks" portion of the budget, the Council witnessed two program managers volunteer to reduce their revenue sharing requests to accomodate a last-minute request. Representatives from Pablo's volunteer fire department asked for $15,000 to help finance the purchase of a new pumper truck. Joe McDonald, SKC, offered to cut his request of $70,000 for new classrooms by $6,000, while ANA's Bea Noble said she'd reduce her $29,000 request for salaries for the Elderly Indian Program cooks by $3,000. Added to the $6,000 reduction in the price of the Elmo pow wow grounds' restroom and shower facilities, $15,000 was "found" to help the PVFD towards the $25,000 needed for a down payment on a more efficient fire truck. Ronan's fire department, of which Pablo's is a satellite,had already allocated the remaining $10,000. Pablo needs the extra fire protection, in part, to handle the small town's growing population, most of it Tribal, the firemen explained. Back to 'hard Tribal bucks' The $4.8 million is only part of perhaps $20 million brought onto the Reservation each year through the Tribes' existence, according to Tribal officials. It includes funding for resource management, Tribal operations, community services, and capital programs. Among the cuts for FY 84 are four Tribal projects, including the elimination of money to care for the ill-fated "free" buffalo herd, itself eliminated several months ago. Increases include a number of salary raises due to the Personnel Board reclassifying several positions, and a large hike in the health insurance premium paid for each employee. A major change is the establishing of Char-Koosta, the print shop, as an income-producing enterprise, rather than (Concludes on page 26) NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND cTOREILLE AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD INDIAN RESERVATION, WESTERN MONTANA SEPTEMBER 1, 1983 VOLUME 12 NUMBER 8 THE MONTH OF THE CHOKECHERRY Constitution on agenda Proposed amendments to the Tribes' constitution will be discussed at length during the September 6 regular Council meeting in Pablo. Approved changes will go before Tribal voters in December. The meeting will begin at 9 am. in the Council Chambers. Reprieve for GA The Tribes received word from Pat Williams on August 15, that unobligated funds had been found in Washington, D.C., for all General Assistance programs. On August 23, official word was received from Portland to re-open the program and to start accepting applications again. The General Assistance Department will be accepting applications for September immediately. Hot Springs road closure announced Due to logging activity--specifically, logs decked in the road -Forestry announces a three-week road closure in the Hot Springs area Effective August 23, Reservation divide road #HS-1000 between the intersections of the Hot Springs ski road and McGinnis Creek Road (4 air miles northwest of Hot Springs) will be closed to all traffic. Address any questions to the BIA's forestry branch at 676-4700. Char-Koosta News, was named for Chief Charlo, last chief of the Salish, and Chief Koostatah, chief of the Kootenai
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|Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation.
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|The Tribes' FY 84 budget: Act Two: Budget approved; cuts volunteered for last-minute revenue sharing item; Constitution on agenda; Reprieve for G.A.; Hot Springs road closure announced; Longer leases of Tribal land Ok'd; Been wondering about those clear-cuts? BIA forestry explains; President won't discuss Indians with Williams or Char-Koosta; Council 'report card' for FY-83's third quarter; Tutoring program attracts 30; Short summer for Talent Search; FRACAP has books to give away; Charles H. Beauvais; Curtis G. Tanner; Thomas Sherwood; Blind Mose remembers; Culture Committee summarizes activities; Tribes receive money for training; Fouty's been here for 15 years; Morigeau and Morigeau attend workshop; Arca and Duran to marry; September elders' birthdays; Tribal folks win in local contests; Montana has 2nd oldest veteran; I am getting old; Harsh words from Indian water rights expert; Before we were "Indians": Alcohol and the Native peoples; Company stocks Indian films; Organizing your life to reduce stress. Note: No page 17 in the original
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Christian and Chris talk about overrated Pats players this season and in the past and then get into the QB issue on the team. They talk about all three guys, what they bring to the table and if they can keep their head above water without the best QB in the league for 4 weeks. Then...Karlos Williams was released by the Bills - should the Pats consider adding the overweight second year running back? Christian also brings up Dante Scarnecchia and gets Price's opinion on if this one man can truly improve a shaky offensive line.
Christian Arcand is in for Tanguay for NFL Sunday with Chris Price. The guys talk about the victory over the Bears, Jimmy G's progress and their expectations for the Pats defense this season. Arcand thinks that there are more holes on the D than some fans realize.
We check in with Bill Belichick after the first Preseason game for our weekly "Patriots Monday" discussion.
Sam Packard is joined by Celtics 2nd Round draft pick Abdel Nader to discuss his path to the the NBA and how he plans to improve his game. Sam then talks to Player Development Coach Nick Friedman from Elite Skills Training, the pre-Draft camp Nader attended. Friedman also gives his opinion on the Celtics performance at summer league and the development of Jaylen Brown.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Joe and Tim are joined by US Olympic Medalist and captain of the US Women's Gymnastics team Aly Raisman, as she was at Fenway to throw out the first pitch before the game.
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox right fielder Mookie Betts after the Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1
David Price pitched a gem and Andrew Benintendi makes one of the top highlight catches of the year as the Sox take the first game of four against the Rays, 6-2. Christian Arcand recaps the game and takes all of your Sox calls.
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DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
The 8am hour Friday podcast with Kirk Minihane joined by Butch and Bradford. The guys start with the posted show host job description for Dino's replacement, then get back into the Brady preseason playing time discussion.
Kirk, Butch and Bradfo discuss a new NFL committee that has been formed with Goodell and Kraft, and whether Pats fans should have a problem with it.
Butch, Kirk, and Bradfo debate whether or not they believe the Red Sox will make the playoffs by seasons end
"Angry Lou" goes off yesterday's loss to Tampa Bay, in the process breaking the record for a human talking without taking a breath.
Tom Brady will play in tonight's Preseason game vs. the Panthers. Glenn, Lou, and Christian discuss the decision to play Brady.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian take a look at the Pats' O-Line, and the Tight End Position; focusing on A.J. Derby vs. Clay Harbor.
We discuss the role Mingo will play for the Patriots defense.
We discuss the ridiculous assignment of the selfishness label to Tom Brady this week (based on...?) and where it might be coming from.
In honor of tonight's game we look back at four moments where the Patriots and Panthers cross paths.
Kirk Minihane is joined by his long time nemesis Bart Hubbuch. Kirk and Bart discuss the incident between the two that led to Kirk being let go from Comcast and the long standing issue of deflategate. Bart annoyingly wouldn't get of his speaker phone. This is an explosive interview between two guys who admittedly dislike each other.
Kirk Minihane sits down with former producer Chris Curtis? Or is it current producer Chris Curtis? Either way, Kirk and Chris talk about what happened in their previous tenure together, where it went wrong, and why Curtis is now back with the show.
Kirk Minihane and Gary Tanguay sit down together on Enough About Me for the first time. These two divisive figures talk about Gary's career and his late evolution into a controversial broadcaster. Nobody is spared from Kirk and Gary's wrath on this episode and it will surely make some people at the two sports radio stations very uncomfortable.
The heart of draft season is upon us and as Jim and Pete gear up for their own big draft this weekend, this week's podcast is filled with tips on Draft Strategy and how work your plan. Jim and Pete walk through the draft from the Elite players at the top, through the middle of the draft where you build your core, through the high upside targets at the back that can help steal you a league victory. Stars to sleepers and how to position yourself to get them are the topic of the day. Good luck with your drafts!
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Kirk Minihane is joined by his long time nemesis Bart Hubbuch. Kirk and Bart discuss the incident between the two that led to Kirk being let go from Comcast and the long standing issue of deflategate. Bart annoyingly wouldn't get of his speaker phone. This is an explosive interview between two guys who admittedly dislike each other.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady calls in to join John, Gerry and Kirk during the WEEI/NESN Jimmy Fund Radio Telethon and talks to Liz and Kristen Hoenshell. Help #KCANCER. Call 877-738-1234 to donate now!More from this show
Kirk Minihane is joined by his long time nemesis Bart Hubbuch. Kirk and Bart discuss the incident between the two that led to Kirk being let go from Comcast and the long standing issue of deflategate. Bart annoyingly wouldn't get of his speaker phone. This is an explosive interview between two guys who admittedly dislike each other.More from this show
Mike (Methuen) was diagnosed in October 2014 after having severe back pain during a golf tournament. He began treatment at another hospital until February 2015. He then was in remission, but before long it was clear he was having some complications. By July his cancer was back and he started treatment at Dana-Farber, and began a new chemotherapy regimen. By mid-July he was in a coma because of a bad reaction to the chemotherapy and when he woke up he could not move his right arm or left leg and as a result he couldn't walk. Mike rehabbed and at the end of August was finally able to head home. He spent every couple weeks in the hospital for more chemo and spent the time in between doing more physical therapy. Early December, Mike was moving around and he started the stem cell transplant process. He spent his birthday, Christmas and New Years and TWO fantasy football championships in the hospital and by early January was allowed to go home. He spent the next few months recovering under his parents' watchful eye. All he ate for 2 months was frozen pizza and chicken fingers. He began a clinical trial in February this year, forgoing a 2nd stem cell transplant and instead opting to spend his summer golfing, hanging with friends and family, and getting healthy. After treatment he is still a 4 handicap and had a hole in 1 on May 28. Dr. LaCasce treats patients in Dana-Farber's adult lymphoma program. Lymphomas are blood cancers. Dr. LaCasce can speak about the clinical advances made in treating lymphoma over the past 10+ years.More from this show
Liz and Kristen are surprised by Tom Brady, who calls in to help #KCANCER. Liz Hoenshell (Littleton) and her family appeared on WEEI in 2008 and 2009. Her daughter Kristen was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma when she was 9-months old. It is a soft tissue cancer, which in her case, was located in the eye. She underwent immediate surgery and had to follow it with 43 weeks of chemotherapy and 7 weeks of radiation. She finished her treatments in March 2009 and has been in remission as of March 2010. Francis "Frank" Hoenshell, 47, of Littleton died at his home in March 2016. He battled bile duct cancer. Liz also lost both parents to cancer. Liz and Frank's children are Cathryn (13), Hannah (11), Kristen (8) and Thomas (6).More from this show
The 8am hour Friday podcast with Kirk Minihane joined by Butch and Bradford. The guys start with the posted show host job description for Dino's replacement, then get back into the Brady preseason playing time discussion.More from this show
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Dodge Charger 1978, Banjo Style Steering Wheel with Gray Gray Leather Grip, 3-Spoke Polished Stainless Steel Design by Grant®. 14-3/4" Diameter. 3" Dish. This classic style steering wheel features stainless steel construction with a highly polished center section. Choose Banjo style wheels with spokes of 5 stainless steel wire spokes each with an all-metal finish, or rims crafted from stylish wood. Or, select a variety of other Heritage Collection styles designed to recall the vintage sportster era. All are a perfect replacement or upgrade to any classic European or American sports car. Installation requires Grant's installation kit which is sold separately.
- Dish Deep: 3"
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- Classically styled after steering wheels popular in classic European and American race cars
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Crafted as part of Grant's Classic steering wheel series, classic Banjo style 15-spoke steering wheels are designed to recall an era when sports cars were all about keeping things lightweight, mechanically simple, and elegant. All-stainless steel or wood-rimmed looks conjure images of vintage open cockpit racecars painted gleaming silver, and the stylishly slim spokes represent the timeless racing mantra of trimming every ounce of weight wherever possible. You don't have to try hard to imagine how nice this wheel will look in front of any vintage gauge cluster, and its polished brilliance contrasts nicely against any dark or light interior.
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Private room in Scheveningen/Den Haag
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Across a beautiful nature area for walkers and cyclists.
Free parking in front.
Public transport within walking distance.
Two separated 1 persons beds.
TV in the room.\
Use of the bathroom
Breakfast available for 5 euros p.p.\r\nFree use of WIFI.
Free use of towels.
There is also a second room on the 2nd floor with 2 single beds washbasin and a large roofterrace.
This room rate 40,- euro. Breakfast 5,- p.p. extra.
This room is only bookable in combination with room 1.
No pets.
The room is clean at arrival, and hopefully you leave the room in a proper manor.
No parties or loud music.
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Our Trip to den Haag was great! And one aspect wich made it so great was our room. It was very nice to stay at Nico and his wife's house and if we ever go back to den Haag, we would ask Them for the room again ;-)
Oh, and the breakfast was so perfect!!
Thank you for everything and greetings from Kiel :-)
Nico and Inge were very nice hosts. The room was modest, but clean and had very good mattresses (which was most important to us, since we didn't spend that much time in the room). There is a little balcony directly at the room facing the canal, which was very nice and green. The bathroom is big and comfortable and furnished thoughtfully. The neighbourhood is safe and quiet. Even when there was a problem, they reacted as fast as possible and made it worth our while. I would recommand the B&B to anyone who is looking for a budget, but clean and comfortable room for a stay in The Hague.
Its been great staying at nico's. Nico with his wife has been perfect hosters. The breakfast was rich of all you need.
The bathroom is to share with the hosters, toilett is seperat and just for the guests. But all that was'nt a problem at all.
No parkingcharge. A lot of pakingslots in front of the house.
We warmly recomend staying at Nicos.
Nico and Inge are a lovely couple, both so friendly and helpful. We arrived late, having got rather lost on our bikes, and were wet and cold after a heavy rain shower. Nico put the bikes safely under cover, and Inge made us coffee and a generous welcome snack. We had breakfast the next morning, which was plentiful and delicious, and our hosts stored our luggage whilst we went to the museum, even though their next guests had arrived already. Then later, my husband's bike developed a serious problem, putting our whole holiday in jeopardy. Not knowing where to go, we rang Nico and he kindly came out to find us on his bike, took us to some bike shops and spoke to the mechanics to try and get the problem sorted out. The bike got fixed and we were able to go on our way, so many thanks to Nico, who went out of his way to help us!! We wish Nico and Inge all the best for the future, and would recommend their accommodation to anyone.
Nice room in a friendly family. The appartment is near to the beach. TV and Wifi were working fine.
We loved staying in Den Haag in a very clean and comfortable room.
The couple renting the room is very friendly and helped us out a lot finding our way around in the city. We also loved the close location to the beach.
We also got a very tasty breakfast.
A great visit and a very nice room. Friendly people that want to go the extra mile. Nice surroundings in the area. Would recommend it to anyone!
Ontvangst was heel goed geregeld en hartelijk. De kamer was voortreffelijk en het ontbijt zeer goed. Nico en Inge gaven goede raad over trams en bussen en maakten het ons gemakkelijk.
Prima onderkomen!
Inge & Nico zijn zeer aardige gastheren. We hadden een aantal zeer leuke en ontspannende dagen met u en hopen dat je weer te zien. Lekker kamers, Lekker ontbijt, lekker familie :-) Thanks!
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How to install the TwonkyMedia UPnP server on Solaris
By user13366078 on Mar 30, 2008
In my last post, I compiled an installed the MediaTomb UPnP server on Solaris in order to stream movies, photos and music to my PS3 and it worked well. But I wasn't quite satisfied with it's features: No support for tags/covers in AAC encoded music (>95% of my music library is encoded in the superior AAC format) and a few other quirks here and there. So I decided to try the TwonkyVision TwonkyMedia server.
Unfortunately, the guys at TwonkyMedia (now PacketVideo) don't support their TwonkyVision server on Solaris (yet?). Only Linux, Windows and MacOS X are supported. The absence of answers to a Solaris request post in their forum isn't very encouraging. TwonkyMedia is closed source and only commercially available (EUR 29.95) which means you can't even compile it yourself on Solaris. At least there's a trial period of 30 days. Does this mean no ZFS and other Solaris goodness to TwonkyMedia?
Fear not, this is exactly what Branded Zones in Solaris 10/OpenSolaris are all about! They allow you to install a Linux distribution inside a Solaris 10 Container. The BrandZ framework then seamlessly translates Linux systemcalls into Solaris systemcalls. The result: All the goodness of Solaris, such as ZFS, FMA, DTrace and whatnot, even for closed source or otherwise problematic Linux applications. So, here's how to run the TwonkyMedia server on a Solaris x64/x86 machine (sorry, no SPARC, different CPU architecture):
- Set up a standard lx branded Zone. Here's a short and sweet tutorial on how to do it. In my case, I used ZFS for the zone root path. This gives me compression and the ability to snapshot the Linux root filesystem whenever I like.
- I used the CentOS tarball from the BrandZ download area to install a standard CentOS zone. Quick, easy, free, works well for most cases.
- After having installed the CentOS Linux branded Zone and before the first boot, it is a good idea to make a ZFS snapshot of the root filesystem, just in case. You can later use the snapshot to revert the zone to it's freshly installed state or to easily clone more zones like this in the future.
- After the first boot of the Linux zone with zoneadm -z zonename boot, you can login to it's virtual console using zlogin -z zonename. Now, setup basic networking from inside the Linux zone by editing the /etc/sysconfig/network file. Then, you can login through ssh -X into the Linux zone and run graphical configuration tools such as redhat-config-network to configure DNS, set up users, etc.
- Now, download the TwonkyMedia server from the Linux zone by using wget http://www.twonkyvision.com/Download/4.4/twonkymedia-i386-glibc-2.2.5.zip and follow the TwonkyMedia installation guide.
- You should now have the TwonkyMedia server up and running from within a Linux branded zone on Solaris! Connect to it through your webbrowser at http://your.servers.ip.address/:9000 and configure it's various settings to your taste.
This is it, actually it's much easier than compiling MediaTomb, but it comes at the cost of having to pay after the trial period, if you like it. Above, you see a picture of TwonkyMedia, running in an lx branded zone on Solaris, streaming AAC music from my favorite Chilean band "La Ley" to a PS3. Notice the cover art and song info to the bottom left that is not available with MediaTomb today for AAC encoded music.
I'm now going to write to the TwonkyVision support department at email@example.com and ask for a real Solaris version. After all, if they expect their customers to pay for software, they ahould at least provide a real binary. If you're interested in getting TwonkyMedia to run natively on Solaris too, join me and send emails of your own to them or post to their forums.


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In 2012, the British invaded (pop culture), and we got to know the little things about One Direction. But what will 2013 bring? Here's what the Life in Perspective teen board thinks will be hot -- and not -- in the new year.
In: The British are coming! The British are coming! The Brits will rule the music scene, even with Adele on maternity leave. Breathy electronic singer Ellie Goulding ("Anything Could Happen") and the inescapable One Direction will continue to churn out hits. Their tag-along songwriter, Ed Sheeran, will cement himself as a heartthrob in his own right, with soulful lyrics about loving imperfections and a soft acoustic style.
On this side of the pond, we anticipate hearing more from breakout rap artist Macklemore, who is rising on the charts with "Thrift Shop," which extols the merits of your grandma's coat.
Expect to see more of Demi Lovato, who had a big radio hit this year with "Give Your Heart a Break" and was a bratty and sassy judge on "The X Factor."
Out: Pitbull will fall further behind next year with his worn-out lines about dance floors, hotel rooms and putting your drinks up. And poor Carly Rae Jepsen shall go down in history as the "Call Me Maybe" girl, despite her attempts at new singles.
In: Kesha (again), Maroon 5, Pink, Taylor Swift
Out: Selena Gomez, Adele, LMFAO, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry
In: The Brits are invading TV, too. "Doctor Who" will continue to be popular, as will the fashionable, high-society period drama "Downton Abbey."
"The X Factor" and "The Voice" brought a fresh perspective to singing competitions, which brings us to ...
Out: "American Idol" continued its downward spiral in 2012, hiring celebrity judge after celebrity judge. (Just bring Simon back.) We don't think Nicki Minaj and her lack of singing expertise will turn things around.
In: "Switched at Birth," "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo"
Out: "Glee," "Pretty Little Liars," "Keeping Up With the Kardashians"
In: Emma Stone will continue to be the darling of Hollywood, with her husky voice, raw humor and appeal to both male and female viewers.
Sorry, Ryan Gosling, but your abs have been one-upped by Mr. Magic Mike himself, Channing Tatum. Teen girls everywhere hope to see more of him next year.
Out: This is going out on a limb, but Justin Bieber could fall behind in popularity, with his breakup with Selena Gomez and his recent penchant for drop-crotch pants, which not even the Biebs can make attractive.
In: Kate Middleton's baby
Out: Snooki's baby
In: Now that parents have gotten hip to "LOL," expect it to go out of style. "Haha" will replace it in text-speak. Example usage: We wouldn't want a question about the Spanish homework to sound too serious, now would we? Haha.
Out: YOLO (you only live once) will be completely ignored next year, as teens finally realize that living only once does not justify stupidity.
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Operation Smoke Screen launches from small Augusta cigarette shop, arrests 77
The Inside Story: Cpt. Peebles offers Operation Smoke Screen apology, makes major announcement
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- A seven-month undercover investigation has ended with 77 suspects arrested on various charges, said Richmond County Sheriff Ronnie Strength Tuesday.
News 12 has been following the details of Operation Smoke Screen all day. Strength says dozens of suspects are facing charges in one of the biggest stings since Operation Fox Hunt and the previous Augusta Ink. Augusta Ink targeted gangs and drugs, Operation Fox Hunt was about weapons and Operation Smoke Screen targeted burglary suspects.
The undercover investigation exploded Tuesday morning when more than 120 officers, U.S. Marshals and federal agents swarmed Augusta neighborhoods.
Operation Smoke Screen began in August of 2011 and is expected to net more than $500,000 in stolen merchandise. The investigation has identified the suspects in 104 burglaries, 12 car break-ins and 15 thefts. So far, 64 firearms have been recovered.
The U.S. Attorney's office unsealed 15 indictments that charge 24 people with federal weapons charges. An additional 85 people are charged by the Augusta area District Attorney's Office on burglary, theft, firearm and drug charges.
One by one, van after van, suspect after suspect, all paraded into the Richmond County Jail before sunrise Tuesday morning. News 12 was there as the suspects were hauled in.
If Tuesday's bust sounds familiar, it should.
Operation Smoke Screen is Richmond County's third large undercover bust in just four and half years.
Since 2007, Richmond County investigators have become experts at taking down criminals when the rest of Augusta is sleeping.
Last March, investigators also went in under the cover of darkness and arrested more than 70 suspects in Operation Fox Hunt.
Rounding them up like cattle, van after van were hauled in, pulled out of bed and taken to jail. The target was mostly illegal guns, and investigators recovered 200 weapons, drugs and plenty of stolen property.
Operation Fox Hunt was a 19-month long investigation where two undercover officers infiltrated an urban clothing store. The Sheriff's Office partnered with ATF Agents, the U.S. Attorney's Office and U.S. Marshal's Office.
Then in 2007, Operation Augusta Ink was Richmond County's first large storefront bust. Undercover investigators were operating out of a tattoo parlor.
Augusta Ink's target was gang members. More than 70 people were arrested, including members of six of the major area gangs. It also ended with 400 recovered guns, many of them stolen.
More than 150 law enforcement officers took part in Augusta Ink.
The Sheriff's Office says although each operation had its obstacles, but Operation Smoke Screen was the most complicated to organize. When you're talking half a million dollars worth of merchandise, it takes time and a lot of effort to sort through, and really -- they're just getting started.
Watch the full video from Tuesday's news conference here:
Here is a list of the suspects captured in Operation Smoke Screen. We will be keeping this list updated as more names come in.
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I am a 37 year old female and need to lose about 10-15 pounds. For the first half of the year I was only running about 3 miles per week and have finally been able to increase my mileage over the last month and a half. I did 6.5 miles yesterday and felt reasonably good afterward and am running about 12 miles per week right now. I have also been trying to change my diet and take in less calories. I know I have to be patient to see any results but I would have expected to start to see a little decrease on the scale by now but I am actually gaining weight at this point (up about 2-3 pounds). I know muscle weighs more than fat, etc, etc, but I can't imagine that with the little running I've been doing for that to be the case? Is this normal? Do I just need to coninue to increase my mileage? Should I do intervals? I am not a fast runner, but I keep about a 10:30 mile pace.
I am almost 39 and need to lose about 15 -20 lbs. I have completed the C5K and run about 3 miles 3x per week. Since I started 3 months ago I have gained two pounds. I too am trying to be patient with results but am now getting fustrated. I am in the habit of running so I will continue to do it but why am I not losing weight and why aren't my clothes getting any looser? I am interested to hear what anyone can suggest.
Running will help tone your muscles, but you have to do a lot of it before it will have much affect on weight loss. For instance, 12 miles per week burns about 1200 calories. You can eat that much in one meal if you're not careful! Diet will have a much greater effect on weight loss.
Weight reduction is a complicated thing simply because everybodies metabolism is different. I am sure that you have already heard the mantra "burn more calories than you eat and you will loose weight" - and it turns out that this is not always the case and is actually a lot more complicated than that. I am not an expert at this, but I have found that weight loss depends a lot on WHAT you eat, WHEN you eat it, and how much exercise you do.
I started running a little over 4 years ago and wound up loosing about 20lbs. In my case I found that I actually had to consume some calories (protein mostly) BEFORE I ran in order to promote and encourage the actual burning of unwanted fat cells (I know, it sounds counter intuitive). Also, even though carbs are supposed to be a runners best friend, I managed my carb intake carefully, leaning more towards extra protein. Once I started sheding weight I eased off as much protein. Beer (I love beer!) was a big culprit for me and I slashed that for several months. Wow, what a difference that made.
But as Lenzlaw notes, it will take a while. I didn't really start to notice any significant weight loss until I was doing 20 miles or so a week consistently (either walking or running). But keep the faith - it will happen, just don't quit! The bottom line is to figure out how your metabolism works and then work with that.
Good luck and keep running!
I too am frustrated with weight gain even though I run at least three times a week. When I started training for a run in Korea last year I lost weight and fat off of my legs and waist. After I got back from my trip I continued to run. However, now I have noticed my inner thighs are getting built up and my legs are getting bigger instead of smaller and I too have put on 4-5 pounds. I know that muscle weighs more than fat but it is frustrating to be doing several 5k's a year and not lose any weight.
I am not a long distance runner and maybe that is what it takes to truly lose weight running. I try to watch what I eat as well as do weight training but still getting a little frustrated. I just keep telling myself it is better to have muscle than to look skinny and look sick....lol...my way of dealing with it.
Hi - I've struggled with this for years, too. I found it very difficult to lose weight while running, but thought I would share some things that work for me...
Heart rate zones - I use Digit with a chest heart rate monitor. I ran an included test program to establish my heart rate zones, and now use that to determine what type of training I want to do. I have a condition which makes my heart rate sky rocket quickly, and stay there, and I noticed that a lot of my runs ended up in zones 4 & 5 - not conducive to weight loss. I now make a more informed decision of what I'm after for my runs - and if it's weight loss, I try to stay in zones 2-4, even if it means walking in intervals to keep the rate down. I lost ~5lbs over a couple months doing this - but more importantly, I noticed very positive changes to my body and fitness level. You're probably tired of hearing that muscle ways more than fat - I sure was! - but for me the fit of my clothes was more important than the scale.
Also, I reluctantly entered the world of supplements. I tried a couple I picked out myself at the superstores without much luck, then finally went to a local supplement store and asked for advice. The guys there were really knowledgable and helped me pick something that fit where I was struggling. The product they recommended for me (Oxyelite Pro) really helped and I didn't notice adverse side affects. If anything, I was more motivated to get out and exercise. I lost 15lbs my first cycle of 8 weeks on the supplement (with really positive changes to my shape), and am re-starting after about a 6-week off-cycle. I'm not necessarily endorsing that particular product (my mom tried it with only minimal success, my friend has had a lot of success with Advocare), but it certainly worked for me. I strongly recommend getting some informed advice - that's what really made the difference for me.
Best of luck to you - and don't get discouraged!!!
Track your calories on an app or computer program. You will be surprised how you eat your calories. I have dieted for years and I was shocked at some of the foods I always thought were low in calories. MyFitnessPal is what I use and it gives me a base calorie load and adds calories according to the exercise I do. This will let you know if you can eat more and how much when you are hungry from running.
I run 25 to 30 miles a week and I have to be very careful not to gain. The hormone cortisol is a problem for women. It is the stress hormone and it makes your body hold onto every calorie you eat for dear life. Cortisol will raise when you exercise and in some women it will stay elevated. The next time you see your gyno ask him/her about your cortisol levels and see if that is happening to you.
I'm in my last week of C25k training. I have maintained my weight with 9+ miles per week. This is somewhat discouraging but yet informative information from everyone. I plan to increase my milage and will have to be even more cognizant of my calorie intake and what I'm eating! I have noticed however, my clothes fitting slightly differently. Not that I am back into my smaller ones yet.
While it is a given that every individual is just that, an individual, and as such, each body reacts differently, I will say that until I hit 15-20 mile per week, my weight didn't change. Once I hit more like 50 miles per week I was losing one to two pounds per week.
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you just answered my ultimate question shipo. Thank you. New goal to add to the list . . .
1) How many calories do you eat a day?
2) How many calories do you burn working out (i.e. running) a day?
3) What is your estimated TDEE?
If you don't know the answers to all of these questions, we should start with finding those answers. Then:
1) If you are not working out 5 hours a week total, then work on increasing your workout time.
2) If you are eating above your TDEE, reduce by no more than 250 calories a day to minimize muscle loss.
3) You should see weight loss after implementing these things for a while, but expect to plataeu (when depends on the individual).
4) Once you plataeu, then and only then should you adjust your workout time OR do another TDEE reduction, but not both at the same time. Don't rush the process.
Hello Started Running and Gaining Weight !
Whenever ANYBODY starts a NEW PROGRAM, the initial thought is INSTANTANEOUS results ! This is a misconception that should NOT be promoted !
If you are willing to workout between 40 minutes to 60 minutes per day for 5-6 days per week, you can achieve YOUR GOALS ! The time frame that YOU
achieve YOUR GOALS will be dependent on the ROUTINE ! Once you have established a ROUTINE, then I would consider DIETARY INTAKE. Until then,
I would emphasize that you complete YOUR running workouts and drink more water. I will expand on this.
I am in agreement with most of the information given here ... however, I must say that one of the keys to losing weight when you are running (besides upping the
weekly mileage PROGRESSIVELY and in a DISCIPLINED MANNER ... (e.g. ... 3-5 km per week ...) is to INCREASE YOUR WATER INTAKE !
Your body is 90% water ... and the mechanisms of the body work best in an ideal FLUID medium ... with that medium being WATER !
If YOU work at ADDING between 500 ml to 1000 ml per week extra water (to be consumed daily) , that water will benefit you in a variety of ways:
(1) help to mobilize deposited fat tissue
(2) allow the SKIN (the largest organ of the body !) to work optimally
(3) it will give your skin and your muscles the CORRECT inner osmotic cell pressure that will heighten your Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) !
This adjustment generally occurs over a period of time ... I like to target 18 workouts (6 workouts per week) with water increase
accordingly. So again ... like everybody else says ... be PATIENT ! You did not deposit the extra tissue in 3 days ... so it will take some time to achieve your
goals ... but it is within YOUR GRASP ! Stay focused ... record your weekly results ... and you will get there ! If you are working out at 3x per week ... then try
and add ONE workout per week ... in 3 weeks time ... you will be up to 6 workouts per week ! Again Be Progressive !
You should be drinking between 2000 ml (2L) to 4000 ml (4L) per day ... and YES ! You will probably increase your trips to the bathroom, but your body will
adjust and start to improve and burn at your optimal BMR !
I hope this helps ! I know it helped me and all the other runners that I have helped along the way !
As some of the posts stated: it is very complicated. I started walking three years ago and needed to lose 50+ pounds. I walked 2 miles in the morning on Tuesday and Thursday and 2 miles at lunch Monday - Friday. I also complete my long distance miles on Saturday which meant each week I increased a mile up to 10 miles. I barely lost 1/2 a pound a week and went to a nutritionist and discussed the issues. She said I was burning too many calories and not eating enough calories. I actually had to begin eating more and more often to even begin to lose a pound a week. What she also said was it is very important what you eat and when. If you work out hard you need to replenish your muscles with good protein. So something to think about. When you run out of calories your body has to get the energy from somewhere, so it starts to take it from your muscles. The more muscle you have the better your metabolism is. If you are hungry then you could be making your metabolism fluctuate too much. Our body is amazing and slows the metabolism down because it believes your not going to feed it. Try to up some of your calories for a few days and see if you maintain and then push a little harder.
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"Who are some people, either within music or outside it, who influence you? Do you have any heroes?"
Chuck D was my main hero growing up. Chuck D and KRS One. Right now, Bob Dylan and Neil Young are the main people I enjoy listening to. Heroes? I don't think I would call anyone my hero. The closest thing I have to heroes are my mom and dad.
"What do you think of hip-hop today, for example: Mainstream versus underground?"
I don't think much about either. They don't effect me. There are people involved in both whose company I enjoy. Mainstream and underground are a matter of financial backing.
"What are your feelings on how hip-hop has changed? Has it degraded, do you think old school is better?
Old School, by rule of thumb, is usually always better. But that's because there is so much nostalgia attached to it. For us to write off the old school, we'd have to dismiss a lot of the things we experienced while listening to it. We'd have to shit on our past. haha. I don't mind shitting on my past. There is hiphop that is coming out right now that I believe is much more important and enjoyable to listen to than anything that came out in the first 10 years of hiphop. That doesn't necessarily mean it's better though.
"If you had to start from the beginning again, right now in 2003, would you still have gotten into hip-hop?"
Well, hiphop offers the vocalist to say a LOT. I have a lot to say. Sometimes it might be better to work in a structure that only allows me 50 words per song, but music forms of this nature lend themselves to a lot of "slaganeering." I am given the opportunity to clearly explain an idea and articulate it well. I use that opportunity within the hiphop format. That's one of the main reasons hiphop appealed to me in the first place. I really don't know if I would be involving myself in hiphop if I was only starting right now though. I'm sure I would be utterly turned off by what the media presents to me as "hiphop" and that's something people can't escape.
"If you could make money and be successful doing one thing besides music, what would it be?"
Writing books or working for some publication.
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nice interview, personally, people who influence me musically r u and Tom Waits, can't compare old school and new school, two different styles
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Location: palm springs, ca.
speaking of bob dylan...
i was curious about that sample of bob dylan talking. i saw what that was from on television a couple years back, but i dont know what it was. It just saw him sticking it to some old man, and i thought that was pretty cool, then i remember a bunch of screaming fans storming the venue, but i wish i knew what that was. so please let me know, im curious
sage did a good job with the samples; Happiness, that is the best part in blue velvet, scary. driving around listening to that roy orbison song is really uncomfortable
Sun Feb 16, 2003 5:28 am
doesnt the "old school" make the "new school"...evolution...
Sun Feb 16, 2003 4:10 pm
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