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SANTA CLARA -- Jim Harbaugh was either in an existential mood or just a plain bad one Monday, you make the call.
For most of 18 minutes with the media, the 49ers coach was solemn, stone-faced, agitated and terse to the point of near-silent defiance.
The NFL podium equivalent of dead air, practically, from a coach leading his team to its third consecutive playoff run, starting Sunday in Green Bay.
"I don't know that there's a different way to speak about the ballgame," Harbaugh said of starting the postseason on the road, with the potential for several more road games ahead, because of the 49ers' getting the NFC's fifth seed. "The approach is that we're going to be playing in Lambeau Field next Sunday.
"What time they play, what day it was, very little control over that. You control how you play."
That was one of Harbaugh's more expository moments, which is his right and, occasionally, his habit.
If you wanted a big, blustery bugle call before the wild-card round matchup -- and the fourth meeting with Green Bay in two seasons -- well, you weren't getting it Monday.
And since Harbaugh controls the mood of this franchise, when he's dour and tense, it ripples through the nervous system of the entire 49ers operation.
Is there any real reason for Harbaugh to be intentionally edgy now? Perhaps.
Maybe he's worried that the 49ers' six-game winning streak might push his players toward a looser mindset than the coaching staff wants.
Maybe Harbaugh knows that the potential road ahead demands a ferocious mindset, with this game at Green Bay, possibly the next one in Carolina and of course an ultimate expected showdown in Seattle.
It won't be easy, and the 49ers don't get any free pass just because they're probably the hottest team in the league heading into the postseason.
"In this league I think everybody bases that on your last four quarters of play," Harbaugh said.
"It's very much how you're playing at the moment, and that'll be judged this week."
Or maybe Harbaugh was just feeling ornery Monday and most of the questions didn't tickle his fancy -- that happens, too, and it's not his fault.
But a statistic: Of the 48 questions or follow-ups asked Monday, Harbaugh delivered answers of six words or fewer 18 times.
That's some edginess there.
For instance, this question: Is there a best way to prepare for the likelihood of very cold weather on Sunday in Wisconsin?
"I don't know," Harbaugh said, "if there is a way. Is there a way to prepare for the cold weather?"
But will it be a factor? The 49ers have played zero cold-weather playoff games in the Harbaugh era and have played no subfreezing games during the regular season, either.
"I think we'll play when we play, where we play, who we play," Harbaugh said.
"What the weather's like won't control how we play -- we'll play hard, keep our bodies warm by playing hard."
Harbaugh did brighten up when asked about rookie receiver Quinton Patton's big plays in Sunday's tight victory over Arizona and emphasized Patton's will to compete.
That has been Harbaugh's theme the last few weeks -- his favorite thing about this team is the collective will and the competitive fire it displays day in and day out.
"I like our team very much in the regard that they're a very competitive group," Harbaugh said.
"They're fiery competitors that every single week they bring that competitiveness and that desire to win and the desire to prepare to win to put themselves in the best position possible.
"And then on Sundays they fight, they're prepared to do it for the entire game. And what more can you ask as a coach? What more can you ask of your team than those things?"
Fire. Competitiveness. Preparation. That's Harbaugh's kind of team -- whether the 49ers are playing on the road or at home, as a top seed or a low one, all he wants is a team that fights.
They have a coach who fights, sometimes you can see it even when he's at a podium, wrapping himself in layers of existential defiance. Or maybe he was just mad. Either way, it works.
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49ers (12-4) at Green Bay (8-7-1), 1:40 p.m. FOX
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Simple Definition of eradicate
: to remove (something) completely : to eliminate or destroy (something harmful)
Full Definition of eradicate
transitive verb
1 : to pull up by the roots
2 : to do away with as completely as if by pulling up by the roots <programs to eradicate illiteracy>
eradicableplay \-ˈra-di-kə-bəl\ adjective
eradicationplay \-ˌra-də-ˈkā-shən\ noun
eradicatorplay \-ˌkā-tər\ noun
Examples of eradicate in a sentence
The disease has now been completely eradicated.
His ambition is to eradicate poverty in his community.
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Given that eradicate first meant "to pull up by the roots," it's not surprising that the root of eradicate is, in fact, "root." Eradicate, which first turned up in English in the 16th century, comes from eradicatus, the past participle of the Latin verb eradicare. Eradicare, in turn, can be traced back to the Latin word radix, meaning "root" or "radish." Although eradicate began life as a word for literal uprooting, by the mid-17th century it had developed a metaphorical application to removing things the way one might yank an undesirable weed up by the roots. Other descendants of radix in English include radical and radish. Even the word root itself is related; it comes from the same ancient word that gave Latin radix.
Origin and Etymology of eradicate
Latin eradicatus, past participle of eradicare, from e- + radic-, radix root — more at root
First Known Use: 1532
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Puerto Plata is one of the favorite Dominican Republic real estate markets for international residents. With some of the top beaches, resort areas, and adventure packages in the entire country, it's easy to understand. In this video from airline provider West Jet, you can see for yourself why Puerto Plata appeals to so many.
Helicopter tours like this one are a common tourist activity for visitors to the Dominican Republic, and they're also a good way to entertain visitors to your DR home. After all, seeing the sand, sea, and serene resorts on land is one thing—seeing them with a birds-eye view is an entirely new and exhilarating experience… as long as you're adventurous enough to explore this area by helicopter.


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One Dead, One Paralyzed
Shooter's Lawyer Says Gang Killing Not Premeditated
Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 11:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 11:30 a.m.
BARTOW | Prosecutors told jurors Tuesday that Juan Castillo was murdered in January 2011 in a gang fight — a fight that left Castillo's 13-year-old brother paralyzed below his waist.
A story on Page B1 on Wednesday incorrectly stated the Lakeland Police Department handled the murder investigation of defendant Alejandro Baez-Garcia. The case was handled by the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
But defense lawyers representing 20-year-old Alejandro Baez-Garcia said it's not that simple, maintaining the crime didn't rise to the level of first-degree murder.
"The question is whether the state has proven that Alejandro Baez-Garcia had premeditation," Assistant Public Defender Austin Maslanik told the jury in his opening statement. "What is the state of mind? Was it premeditation, or was it some other state of mind? Was it something like self-defense?"
Prosecutors allege that Baez-Garcia was with several others in a van the afternoon of Jan. 8, 2011, as they drove down West Parker Street in Lakeland. Among them was Pasqual Jimenez, who testified Tuesday that he was sitting next to Baez-Garcia when he pulled a gun from under his shirt and opened fire on Castillo.
"He reaches down there and pulls out the gun," said Jimenez, who acknowledged he didn't want to testify in this trial. "When they saw the (van) door slide open, they ran."
Assistant State Attorney Ashley Krieger said Tuesday both Castillo and his brother, Jake, were shot from behind as they ran toward their house. Castillo, 19, was shot in the head, killing him instantly. Another bullet hit his brother in the lower back.
In addition to the murder charge, Baez-Garcia faces attempted first-degree murder for Jake Castillo's injury.
Baez-Garcia, then 18, admitted to Polk County Sheriff's deputies that he fired the shots, Krieger said.
"He was there and in the van," she said in opening statements. "He was the shooter.
"Instinct took over," she said. "He told the driver to turn the van around, he opened the door and he shot. He was the only one with a gun that day."
Maslanik said the events were more impulsive once the two gangs came together that afternoon.
"The emotion and impulses of young men took over," he said. "Things happened fast. There was no time for thinking or reflecting and deciding what to do. Like I said, impulses took over."
Maslanik suggested that a lesser charge may be more appropriate, including second-degree murder or manslaughter, which wouldn't involve premeditation and would carry a lighter sentence. If Baez-Garcia is convicted of first-degree murder, the only possible sentence is life imprisonment without parole.
The trial is expected to continue through the week.
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Ladies land big win
The lady Vikings are hitting their stride when it matters most.
The girls ground out a crucial crossover win against a powerhouse program at home Saturday. The Vikings edged out Lowry 44-41 after a back-and-forth battle that went into the final minutes.
"We were able to finally put it together for 32 minutes and hold onto the win," coach Mike Neiger said. "This was a big win for the program."
South Tahoe took an early 12-6 lead, but had dipped behind by halftime.
"It was just a really evenly matched game," Mike Neiger said. "We were down four at half, and the in the second half we started a three-quarter court press and got some turnovers."
Alsa Caro was the key player behind those turnovers, playing the point in the Vikings' press.
"She was all over the place making it hard for Lowry to even bring it up the floor," Mike Neiger said. "Again, like last week we got a lot of hands in the passing lane."
The Vikings managed to tie the game 29-29 going into the fourth, and Bailey David hit a huge three to give the Vikings the advantage.
Brooke king led the Vikings with 13 points. David dropped in 12.
Hannah Neiger and Riley Chapman put in some impressive work at the glass. Hannah Neiger had 10 rebounds, and Chapman seven.
"We're just improving plain and simple," Mike Neiger said. "We're moving in the right direction."
The girls are 3-3 in crossover play. Their next home game will be against Incline on Friday at 6 p.m.
South Tahoe 44, Lowry 41
Defending champs outmatch boys
Facing a program with five returning starters from a state championship team is a tall order, but the Vikings fought until the end.
Lowry pulled out to a 40-22 lead at halftime, but the Vikings played into the second half like the win was within reach. The final score was a stingy 80-48, but South Tahoe pushed until the final buzzer.
"Every single one of these boys has character," coach Chris Proctor said. "Character is what you do when people aren't watching. Well, character is also what you do when everyone expects you to flip out and give up. There's not a quitter out there on our team."
Brandon Cramer drove his team on despite the deficit.
"He stepped up and did his best to lead his team out there when things were stacked against us," Proctor said.
There's not much to say about a loss to a team like Lowry. The Buckaroos have the likes of Josh Watterson and Jesse Studebaker, who are both capable of 20 points and 10 rebounds, even on an off night. They're defending state champs for a reason.
"What can you do? They have five returning starters from a state championship team that's what they're supposed to do," Proctor said. "That's a team you watch on tape and learn from."
South Tahoe hung in for the first few minutes, but Lowry effectively started pulling the Vikings out of their game.
Then South Tahoe lost its big guy, Cale Backinger, who fouled out in the first half and didn't return.
"He got a technical early, and we just thought he was pretty frustrated and wanted to wait until he calmed down. He's just a passionate guy," Proctor said.
The Vikings are 4-2 in crossover play. They will host Incline Friday at 7:30 p.m.
Lowry 80, South Tahoe 48


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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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Case for the Defendants
6.13 According to the Defendants, the sequence of events was broadly as follows: on 19 May 1941 Wehrmacht guidelines were issued calling for "ruthless, energetic and drastic measures" to be taken against amongst others Jews generally. There was no explicit authorisation for executions to take place. However, by his order of 2 July 1941, Heydrich identified the categories of Jews to be killed. The instructions which he issued to the Einsatzgruppen in a section of the order headed "Executions" included the following categories who were to be shot:At the same time Heydrich gave instructions for the surreptitious promotion of pogroms in the Jewish ghettoes. The Einsatzgruppen wereinstructed to foment local anti-Jewish elements to promote such pogroms but without leaving any trace of Nazi involvement. Longerich pointed out that, once pogroms have started, there is no way control can exercised over those who will be killed.
"To be executed are all
functionaries of the Comintern (as well as all professional Communists)
the higher middle and radical lower functionaries of the Party, the Central Committee, the district and regional committees
people's commissars
Jews in party and state functions
other radical elements (saboteurs, propagandists, snipers, assassins and agitators etc"
functionaries of the Comintern (as well as all professional Communists)
the higher middle and radical lower functionaries of the Party, the Central Committee, the district and regional committees
people's commissars
Jews in party and state functions
other radical elements (saboteurs, propagandists, snipers, assassins and agitators etc"
6.14 Browning gave evidence that in the initial stages the Jews who were targeted were males in leadership positions and in selected professions (excluding doctors, who were spared, although not, according to Browning, for military reasons). Longerich testified that in a state-run economy there would have been a large number of Jews occupying positions in the party or the state, perhaps hundreds of thousands. He stressed the width of the last of the categories in Heydrich's order which concludes with the potentially wide-ranging catch-all "etc". In effect, according to Longerich, it permitted men in the field to carry out executions at will.
6.15 In the event Heydrich's instructions were interpreted broadly: the Einsatzgruppen reports show that large numbers of adult Jews were straightaway put to death whether or not they held state or party positions. Browning notes that professionals and other community leaders were targeted. He cites as an example the report in July 1941 by Einsatzgruppe C that "leaders of Jewish intelligentsia (in particular, teachers, lawyers, Soviet officials) liquidated". A pointer towards the escalation in the scale of shootings is to be found in a footnote to a report by the leader of an Einsatzkommando, Jager, dated 2 August 1941. Jager had advocated the ghettoisation of the Jews in the Ostland but his superior, Stahlecker, informed him of the receipt of "general orders from above which cannot be discussed in writing". Thereafter Jager's Kommando shot Jews, including women and children, in sharply increased numbers. So it would appear, say the Defendants, that such restrictions as had been imposed on the Jews who were to be shot had been relaxed.
6.16 In August 1941 the killing campaign had escalated further to include Jewish women and children. On 1 August 1941 an "explicit order" was issued to SS units who were preparing to sweep the Pripet marshes by Himmler:. Browning argued that the reply to those instructions by Obersturmbannfuhrer Magill demonstrates that he well understood the intention which lay behind them, namely that the Jews in question should be killed:Longerich too interpreted the instructions as ordering the death of the Jews in question including the women. But he agreed that they were not of general application but rather were confined to the operation to clear the Prpyat marshes. Even so, Longerich estimated the number killed at about 14,000.
"All Jews must be shot. Drive the female Jews into the swamp"
"Driving women and children into the swamps did not have the intended success because the swamps were not so deep that a sinking under could occur".
6.17 The Defendants say that the total numbers killed can be derived or extrapolated from the reports based on information supplied by the Einsatzgruppen. Those reports, if taken at face value, indicate that each of the four groups reported having killed tens of thousands of Jews in the latter months of 1941. Not all of the reports distinguish between Jews and non-Jews but some do. Browning cites as a typical example the so-called Jager report. That report gives as the number of non-Jews killed by a single Kommando, Einsatzkommando 3 in Lithuania in the period to December 1941 at 2,042, that is, barely 1.5% of the total number of 134,000 odd reported to have been killed. Other reports provide broadly similar proportions. Browning concluded that there is compelling evidence to conclude that the overwhelming majority of the people reported as executed were Jews. The Defendants rely, in support of their contention that the shooting was carried out systematically, upon the fact that reports of the shootings were sent regularly to Berlin.
6.18 According to Browning, there was a further escalation in the killing campaign from late September onwards, when Grossaktionen (large scale actions) commenced in which whole Jewish communities were wiped out. For instance 33,000 Jews in Kiev were killed on 29-30 September 1941. Not only were the Jewish inhabitants of the ghettos in large cities exterminated, smaller towns and rural areas were also rendered Judenfrei (free of Jews). Longerich testified that in the autumn of 1941 the programme of killing Jews moved into a second phase. Until then the targets had been Soviet Jews, focussing initially on the intelligentsia but then spreading to other Jews. He said that the evidence shows that from the autumn of 1941 the killing was extended to Jews in parts of Poland and in Serbia. In the spring and summer of 1942 the killing extended even further afield. Stahlecker, reporting on 15 October 1941, admitted that it had been realised from the start that ghettos would not solve the Jewish problem and that "basic orders" had therefore called for the most complete means possible of the Jews.
6.19 The Defendants rely on an exchange of correspondence which took place in November and December 1941 as indicating what was the policy towards the execution of Jews at this period. On 15 November 1941 Lohse, Reichskomissar for the Eastern Territores, wrote to Rosenberg, Reichsminister for those territories, informing him that he had forbidden the "uncontrolled" execution of Jews in a town in Latvia because they had not been carried out in a manner which was justified. Lohse enquired whether there was a directive to liquidate all Jews in the East irrespective of the economic interests of the Wehrmacht. The response from Rosenberg's office on 18 December 1941 stated that "clarification of the Jewish question has most likely been achieved by now through verbal discussions". The letter continued that economic considerations must be disregarded and that any question arising should be settled directly with higher SS and police officers. Longerich interpreted this exchange as an instruction to Lohse that in future the SS were to have carte blanche to carry out executions of the Jews. No instructions were given that mass shootings should not to take place in future. To the contrary Rosenberg was confirming that mass-shootings were to continue but in future they were to be carried out in a better organised manner under the supervision of the SS. According to Longerich this broadly tallies with the order referred to by Bruns in his account of events following the shooting of the Jews in Riga on 1 December 1941. I have set out in the section V(vii) of this judgment the account given by Bruns of the order which he was told about, namely that shooting shall be done more discreetly in future.
6.20 During the winter of 1941-2 there was a temporary lull in the shootings in the areas outside the Baltic states, due in part to the frozen ground preventing the digging of pits for burying the murdered Jews and in part to the need to utilise Jewish labour. But elsewhere, according to a situation report by Himmler in February 1942:In the spring of 1942 the intensive campaign of killing was resumed. Its scale can be judged by reference to a report dated 26 December 1942 (to which I shall refer in more detail later) which stated that in the Ukraine and Bialystok 363,211 Jews were exterminated over the four months from August to November. By this time even Jewish labourers who might have made a contribution to the Nazi war effort were not spared.
"While the Jewish question in the Ostland can be seen as practically solved and cleansed, progress continues to be made on the clarification of this problem on other occupied territories in the east".
6.21 Further evidence for the existence of a systematic programme for the mass killing of Jews is to be derived, according to the Defendants, from what Longerich, on their behalf described as an extraordinary speech by Himmler to SS officers at Posnan on 4 October 1943. He said:Longerich accepted the suggestion put to him by Irving that Himmler may have been trying to make his SS officers into accomplices after the fact. But in the speech Himmler expressly acknowedged the widespread killing operations in which the SS had been engaged.
"I also want to talk to you quite frankly about a very grave matter. We can talk about it quite openly among ourselves, but nevertheless we can never speak of it publicly. Just as we did not hesitate on 30 June 1934 to do our duty as we were bidden, and to stand comrades who had lapsed up against the wall and shoot them, so we have never spoken about it and will never speak of it. It was a natural assumption of tact - an assumption which, thank God, is inherent in us - that we never discussed it among ourselves, never spoke of it...... Most of you will know what it means to have a hundred or five hundred corpses lying together before you. To have been through this and - disregarding exceptional cases of human weakness - to have remained decent, that iw what has made us tough. This is a glorious page in our history, one that has never been written and can never be written".
6.22 Browning and Longerich conclude that there is in the Nazi documents (some of which I have reviewed above) clearly visible evidence of a programme for the systematic mass-murder of Jews in occupied Soviet territory and in the General Government by shooting them. The explicit goal of this policy was to cleanse the area, that is, to rid these territories of Jews. The scale of the killing, say the Defendants was awesome.
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Undefeated Miss Behaviour shot past favored Sweet Whiskey on the turn and then held off a resurgent late charge from the even-money choice to take the 106th running of the Grade 2, $200,000 Matron by a length on Sunday at Belmont Park.
It was the third straight victory and first in a graded stakes for the 2-year-old Pennsylvania-bred daughter of Jump Start, who broke her maiden on July 22 at Parx Racing and next took the Sorority Stakes on September 1 at Monmouth Park.
Under jockey Garry Cruise, a 34-year-old native of Scotland who was riding for the first time at Belmont Park, Miss Behaviour tracked Sweet Whiskey through an opening quarter-mile in 22.21 seconds and then made a bold move to grab the lead at the three-eighths pole, with the half going in 44.48. She swept into the stretch with a three-length advantage and had just enough left to fend off Sweet Whiskey, who made up ground steadily through the final furlong but could not catch the winner.
"When I dropped her in to be competitive a little bit, she just came into gear and and said, 'Let's go,'" said Cruise. "At that time, I could kind of sense that no one was going to jump on us, so I said, 'Let's finish this now.'"
Miss Behaviour, who was conceding four pounds to her rivals under high weight of 121 pounds, completed the six furlongs in 1:10.57.
"In this game, you learn to temper your expectations," said Phil Schoenthal, who trains Miss Behaviour for her breeders, Cal MacWilliam and Neil Teitelbaum. "I didn't expect her to go to the front like that and open up. When she moved to the lead at the three-eighths pole, I said to myself 'Don't run out of trainer, don't run out of trainer.' I'm sure we'll try her at two turns at some point, but she's a sprinter right now."
Miss Behaviour's victory was the first graded stakes win and first win in New York for the Maryland-based Schoenthal, a former assistant to Mark Shuman who is based in Maryland.
Sent off as the 3-1 third choice in the field of six juvenile fillies, Miss Behaviour returned $8 for a $2 win bet. The winner's purse of $120,000 elevated her earnings to $207,000.
Sweet Whiskey finished 1 ¾ lengths ahead of Gracer, who in turn was followed under the wire by Court Dancer, Ocean Boulevard and Art of the Game. Miss Narcissist was scratched.
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One of Barcelona's veteran leaders, striker David Villa is one of the most respected and talented players in the game. After rising to stardom during five seasons with Valencia, he transferred to Barcelona in 2010. At the international level, Villa has played a big role in Spain's amazing success over the past several years and is his country's all-time top scorer.
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Who let the dogs out? Intoxicated neighbor accused
Published: Monday, May 20, 2013 at 7:25 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 20, 2013 at 7:25 a.m.
LONDON, Ky. (AP) — Who let the dogs out? An eastern Kentucky sheriff says it was an intoxicated neighbor.
Laurel County Sheriff John Root says in a statement that a 47-year-old London woman told deputies she used a blanket to break the glass on her neighbor's front door so she could let two small dogs out of the residence.
The statement says Regina Napier was "highly intoxicated on controlled substances" on Friday evening when the incident occurred. Jail records show she is charged with burglary and public intoxication, but they don't indicate whether she has an attorney.
There was no word on why someone let the dogs out.
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Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 5:27 pm
Post subject: Hello again...
Hi ladies!
I'm not sure what my point is with this post, but maybe someone recognises it. I've been having bad breakthrough bleeding after my surgery about 18 months ago. Progesterone pessaries sorted it for about 6 months and it started again. About a week of flowing before my actual period (I don't mean spotting, I mean enough for a pad). So I'd be going for about 2 weeks.
For a while I've been having acupuncture and it appeared to get sorted again. Every now and again the odd cycle with the extra bit, but was doing well. Now this cycle again. I'm going now for nearly 2 weeks again. I had such a rough day yesterday...it felt like I had a waterfall down there...sorry way too tmi...it's scary really.
But hey ho, saw the acupuncturist and she gave me chinese herbs to try (as I've been experiencing...tmi coming up...big clots too), which hopefully will help with the flow. Instead of having one day of complete agony and the next the great flood, it should be more manageable.
She did mention that by the sounds of things my hormones are seriously out of sync...that worried me a bit. She has tried some new things today, but said if that doesn't help and this keeps happening to go back to the gynea and ask to have my hormone balances checked, as she think I may have a progesterone problem. I didn't make much of it, till she said that can mean something could be trying to stay in there, but gets tossed out as my progesterone is lingering near the end of my cycle and my body deciding to throw all out to be on the safe side. That I didn't know...
She isn't sure of course if my progesterone is failing a bit at certain times (when I'm busy and stressed) or if it's just something that needs a kick start again and my body will pick itself up again or that I am just someone that has difficulties producing enough of it by myself...It's a bit strange I guess. I guess it does give an answer in a way, as perhaps we're trying to make something happen, but missing a vital piece of the puzzle.
I'm trying to get my head around it a bit. She gave me a list of foods I should eat to help the levels, so I'm going to try the natural route more first. FX it works.
Otherwise, back to the hospital I go I guess. I was hoping to have a break from those sterile white walls hahaha! And now its luring me back in!
I'm staying positive as I keep thinking if its meant to be it will happen, if its not, well we're happy together either way.
It would just be nice if once and for all, I knew what the heck is happening down there. Is there anyone else on here that has a body that is a bit fickle with progesterone? What helped you?
Sorry long story! It helps to get my head around it.
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My sister had this and got referred for tests. They were initially concerned about ovarian cancer. Turned out she has PCOS and has been put on the pill which worked. I think though she did spot until ovulation as well. This started out of the blue las year. She had hormones checked but considering she has PCOS these were fine. I know someone else who bled for a couple of weeks and she had thyroid issues not sure if the 2 are related or not.
I would go back and get it sorted as bleeding for long periods certainly is not normal.
Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2013 8:21 pm
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Thx for replying banoffee. I had the full works just over 2 years ago and they found cystes on the ovaries as the cause. Hence the surgery. I got checked for cancer and chlamydia at the time too, so uplifting. My last smear recently came back fine too. Or does that perhaps not say too much? I am thinking about just going back for a consultation, to discuss it all. Its so frustrating. I did have stressfull, busy weeks, so did think this could perhaps be a response? Maybe that area is a bit of a weak spot?
Thx again!
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Perhaps the cysts have come back. Did they say that it was PCOS? The pill my sister was put on stopped all the bleeding but she is not TTC. I would definitely go back get yourself checked and hormones checked. I've heard of something called Adenomyosis which can cause irregular bleeding too. Why can't out bodies behave?
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Pen don't worry that you being stressed can affect your Progesterone, it doesn't
Stress can affect Oestrogen levels before ov, its was natures way of stopping us conceiving if a threat was perceived way back when we lived in caves but once you ov then Progesterone is controlled by feedback between your brain and the corpus luteum using LH before implantation and then HCG after implantation .
Spotting can be a sign of low progesterone , but if you are having bleeding heavy enough for you to consider it "flow" rather than spotting then really I suspect a doc would consider that an early AF , which does suggest maybe a luteal phase deficiency (as 7 days is considered too short to allow implantation)and that the corpus luteum is breaking down too early, which is why the progesterone drops.
With you saying the bleeding starts about a week before you'd expect your AF (approx a week after ov then) and that you had progesterone pessaries and they stopped it , it does sound more like low progesterone could be causing it ,a 7 day luteul phase would make implantation much harder as if had only just happened on say 5/6/7 DPO then HCG levels might not be high enough to stop the corpus luteum breaking down , which I presume is what the acupuncturist was getting at , that your body might not realise you are pregnant in time to stop the lining being shed and along with it the fertilised egg
If it is low progesterone then doc will often give clomid to help as well as suppositories, as clomid can make your body release 2 or more eggs so you get 2 or more corpus luteum which should then mean you have higher progesterone levels
It is treatable though
I think I'd be tempted to get hormone levels checked sooner rather than later though as there's only so much herbs can do , plus its always good to know what you're starting out with so you can see if things improve
Dong quai is supposed to be very good for cramps and clotting as it regulates the uterine contractions , its when these become spasms instead of smooth muscle contractions that you get cramping (like any muscle cramps you get pain from a lack of normal blood/oxygen to the site of the cramping) which can also affect the cervix, which interupts the menstrual flow and leads to clotting starting (its just a natural thing that if the lining comes away but is trapped in the womb that it starts to clot, if the contractions are smooth and the flow is constant then you don't tend to get clots forming )
The dong quai is also a natural blood thinner so its not recommended for women with extremely heavy periods ,but if yours are heavy due to the stop/start effect from cramping then it can help with that I also find it makes me ov a lot earlier as well, and seems to have a similar effect to soy for me
Good luck getting it sorted xx
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Thx ladies!
I hope not Banoffee. But will prob make that appt and just be on the safe side really...goodness, just can't get away from that hospital!
This cycle I started bleeding on time (well about 2/3 days earlier than I expected it) but it was like an engine again that didn't really got going. Don't know how else to prescribe it. So thought at first that maybe I was having a light one for a change. But then after that one and I was thinking it should stop now, my actual af appeared to be kicking it. It's weird hey. So the acupuncturist said that maybe I was actually late, if that makes sense. I appear to be confusing everyone! My body has a whole box of tricks of its own haha!
A couple of cycles back I was actually a whole week late with nothing, no bleeds nothing, till I was literally a whole week and then had my af like normal. Tests were all bfn. It's been a bit odd the past few cycles I guess is the right word hahaha!
I'm hoping the herbs (I suspect its dong quai indeed) will help with making it a bit more spread out over the week, instead of a leaky fawcet followed by a complete storm haha!
I think I'll wait first till this one ends and then prob just book myself in for a chat. I was having a bit of a holiday from the hospital adventures (will tell him that then too, that that's why he didn;t see me for a while ), but yeah...I guess with recent events it may be better to pick someone's brain again. Strange thing is every scan I had, with or without the fertility drugs, I always had two mature eggs. To make it even more confusing. The pessaries the first time indeed sorted the issues for about 6 months, those months after it was textbook really, till it slowly started again. The gynea I saw then, said that maybe it was just part of me. But what if they think I mean spotting, when actually it's not spotting, it's I don't know. Brown thick and not very nice really. Maybe I need to sit there and really say, it's not spotting, it looks like this. What do you think? Nothing shocks gyneas anyway. Surely there is an end to this saga.
Thx again ladies!
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Yeah I think they're beyond shocking If its brownish then that does sound more like spotting than menstrual flow, it could appear thick as it may be mixed with cm that can tend to be thickish just before AF
I know sometimes when women release 2 eggs they don't always do it on the same day , sometimes it can be days apart , just a theory but maybe if that happens with you one corpus luteum starts breaking down before the other and causes a drop in progesterone that triggers some spotting/bleeding and then when the other one breaks down as well you get a "proper" AF
Alaway releasing two eggs can be hereditary apparently through the female side , do you have twins in your mums side of the family
It's hard sometimes to know whats going on though without getting ov timing confirmed isn't it , at least with the bloods etc. they should be able to get a clearer picture of what your ovaries are doing
I could do with some sort of home scan machine or something to check mine out myself this cycle, haven't got a clue now if I've ov'd or not after thinking I had
Honestly I feel your pain though, its like everytime you think you know what to expect your body changes it xx
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Thx Nat.
Ah, I thought spotting meant literally spots. That's why I thought it wasn't. Hmm. That would explain something if it's a mix of things.
I never thought of it that way, hmm. More food for thought! I don't know of any twins, but my gran had lots of brothers and sisters (her parents had 22 kids I think, yep that is not a typo, 22 , not all survived, but most did). So it could be some of them went on to have twins. I'm not sure. I remember my mum saying some cousins had twins I think. Oh dear...can you imagine...it taking years and then getting the whopper of two in one go! Oh my...
I read your post indeed, that's another confusing one isn't it! I thought, ooh finally I can return the favour, read it and thought...actually I can't. I know my GP once said that if you have a cycle where you don't ov (it's possible nothing wrong with it) that your following af can keep going till you do again. So if you have one going for a bit longer, it could be that.
Indeed, sometimes you wish you had one of those pelvic scanners on stand by at all times! Hope yours becomes more clear too what it's doing!
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The whole spotting thing is confusing isn't it , I think they mean anything too light for you to consider it a normal period As everyones different anyway, for some women that might just be a few spots for others it could be a light flow I suppose and often when its light it will be brown as it just takes a bit longer to leave your body
I think twins are lovely when they're other peoples even with clomid though the rate of twins isn't increased very much and a lot of women will get 2 or even 3 eggs with that maybe once you get this issue sorted it will just mean you have a better chance of having at least one fertilised every month
After doing a bit of reading it seems that even with a surge and a popping follicle sometimes there won't be an egg i'm not even sure if I had a surge at this point , I suppose by next weekend I might have a better idea though cos if I did ov when I first thought AF will be due Saturday ,if its a no show I'll know I didn't


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BOSTON -- Josh Reddick has his hitting stroke back on track, and the timing couldn't be more perfect with the A's beginning a three-game series against the Boston Red Sox on Friday night at Fenway Park.
Reddick, Oakland's right fielder, began his career with the Red Sox, and he used the A's off-day on Thursday to drop by the old neighborhood, where Boston and Tampa Bay were engaged in a day-night doubleheader because of a rainout on Wednesday.
Reddick, who came to the A's before the 2012 season in a trade for reliever Andrew Bailey, is on a roll right now. He's 16 for 42 (.381 average) with three three-hit games over that 13-game stretch. It follows a 4 for 41 start to the season.
Reddick, who belted 32 homers in 2012 but had only 12 last year when a season-long wrist injury diminished his power, has just one homer in 2014, but he and batting coach Chili Davis seem unconcerned. Reddick knows that as long as he can drive through the ball, the homers will come.
For Reddick, his best swing starts with his legs and brain. He says he needs to keep his legs from dancing too much in the batter's box. And he needs to keep his brain from thinking that he needs to hit the baseball from Fenway to Martha's Vineyard.
"I'm getting to the place where I use tunnel vision when I'm at the plate," Reddick said. "As long as I'm not thinking that I have to hit home runs, I'm OK. I've learned that I don't have to hit the ball 500 feet, and that if I just drive the ball, the home runs will come."
As for the dancing feet, Reddick said he's had a longtime problem with his legs "being too jumpy" when he's batting.
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"I like his swing now more than I did in spring training," Davis said. "In the spring he was trying to adjust his stroke to keep it short. Now he's gotten to the point where he understands how it feels to repeat the stroke each at-bat. He understands his swing."
And while he's never going to walk 80 times in a season, Reddick has bought into the A's general offensive philosophy of looking at pitches selectively and not just lashing out at the first pitch that seems close.
He points to his three-hit game Monday against the Rangers in Arlington. He had four at-bats, looked at 15 pitches, tripled once and singled twice.
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Many of the pitches he'll see this weekend will come from Clay Buchholz, who starts Friday for Boston, and John Lackey, who gets the call from the Red Sox on Sunday. Buchholz and Lackey are the two players on the Red Sox roster he's closest to.
"I hung out more with the pitchers than the outfielders when I was here," Reddick said. "Those are the guys I'll go looking to hang with a bit."
That being said, leaving the Red Sox, for whom he was a part-time player from 2009-11 (a cumulative 375 at-bats in those three seasons) opened up the big leagues to Reddick.
"The trade was the best thing that ever happened to me," he said. "No way was I guaranteed to start in Boston. I've come here and gotten a chance to play every day."
And he's hitting again. What better time to return to the nest?
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After a rough 2013 season and a similar start to this season, Josh Reddick has shown signs of heating up at the plate over the past two weeks. Here are his numbers to start the 2014 season compared with the 13 games since April 18.
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1A member of an American Indian people of NW Mexico and Arizona.
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MANY CONCERNED ABOUT DWINDLING RESERVATION GAME HERDS A lot of people are becoming alarmed at the scarcity of game on the reservation and a few people are starting to.demand strong protective measures. In the last issue of Char-Ko-osta, Louis Adams pointed out the diminishing game population to the Tribal Council and asked for "some regulations or something" before the situa- tion gets worse. In a letter to the Council which appears in this issue (page 4), forester Dan Swaney urges the council to take action to protect the tribes wildlife resource. Some people; are starting to wonder whetner regulations will be enough to bring back the once abundant game. Tribal Councilman Vic Stinger told the Council last month that "there seems to be a basic conflict between resource management on the reservation and good game habitat". Stinger noted a forest-wide environmental impact statement completed earlier this year which indicated that the reservation game range was carrying only about ten-percent of the animals that could be sustained on the available browse. Stinger said that the Council must insist that forestry design timber harvest schedules "with wildlife management in mind". As an example of what he called "poor overall multiple use management", Stinger pointed out the recently approved Ervine logging unit west of Elmo. "I voted to (...see GAME on page 6) THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SALISH, PEND d ORIELLES AND KOOTENAI TRIBES OF THE FLATHEAD RESERVATION 15 e HAR-KOOSTA Volume 4 Number 15 NEW MOON OF CONTINUOUS SNOW December 1,1974 HUNDREDS ATTEND CENTER OPENING Ronan: Hundreds of people were on hand Nov. 20, at the Kicking Horse Job Corps to toast a new recreational building dedicated to the center's late director, Wayne Hamel. The toasting was sober... hard Job Corps coffee following a moving dedication address by Tribal Councilman Tom "Bearhead" Swaney. Swaney called Hamel "that incredible man" and recalled growing up with him in Dixon. "He was always dedicated to whatever it was he was doing... that is the way he lived...that is the way he died",Swaney said. Hamel was killed in an automobile accident in 1973 while returning from fighting a forest fire all night near Thompson Falls. But the ceremony was also happy. The new recreational complex is a fine building in which the 150 corpsmen at the tribally contracted center can spend their leisure hours. They can also be proud of it because, as Director Dave Mc-Guigan said, "They made it". 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|Many concerned about dwindling reservation game herds; Hundreds attend center opening; Rose Cline is new SUD; Dupuis on tribal bench; Bouchard is new EDA planner; Larry Hall reservation planner; Power line facts disputed; $6,000 in smokes are stolen; Smoking your salmon is easy...here is how.
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What Sanitation Means To Me By John Lozeau, Sanitarian The personnel of Health District 2 at Poison is now in a better position to serve your needs and offer guidance than they have ever been in the past. With the excellent cooperation we have received from the Council and from the people we have worked with, I am sure we can and will make greater progress than ever before. One of the fundamentals to health and happiness is control of the environment First in control of the environment is sanitation; we have had to start where we felt the need was greatest. We are at present making a clean-up campaign at St. Ignatius, but this is just the first step toward a complete Reservation clean-up. Not only among the Indians but among all people in the community. Along with our other activities we are conducting a complete home survey of every Indian home on the Reservation. The card we fill out for each home is held in strict confidence and used by the doctors and public health nurses in their work. It is also used as a guide for the sanitarians to tell the progress we are making toward a higher standard of living for you. We can help with your problems only if we know what they are, and only through your cooperation and aid can we know what they arc—Let us know and let us help you. , One of the problems we now face is the unauthorized dumping of garbage on just about all parts of the Reservation. This is not an Indian problem alone but a problem of all of the people in the United States today and with a little effort we can keep them that way. When we go fishing let's just go for a holiday and not take the garbage along. CHAR-KOOSTA PUBLISHED BY CONFEDERATED SALISH AND KOOTENAI TRIBES, FLATHEAD AGENCY. MONT. Vol 3 — No. 6 May, 1959 Indian Bureau Land Policy Is Stated by Asst. Secretary Within the last year the Indian Bureau Land Policy has caused much concern as to land purchases because of the fact that some of our negotiated deals, members between members, have kicked back unless the land be taken in fee status. In most cases it would be a Tribal Loan deal. We on the Tribal Council have felt the Flathead's are being discriminated • against as a result of an Inter-Policy Board meeting last February in Helena, when it was brought out by some of the Reservation's Representatives that the policy did not exist on their respective reservations. The statement has been made by Officials of the Indian Bureau that the heirship problem is a major one. Many of us feel that if the restrictions were slackened up a little more where more members would be able to purchase heirship lands in trust the prublem would help solve itself. The land deals on the Flathead are self-explanatory—a lot more land goes on the tax rolls from supervised land sale and patent-in-fee than are taken in trust by the tribe or by the individuals. The following memorandum was sent to the Commissioner Bureau of Indian Affairs March 31, 1959 from the Assist- Change In Land Policy Discussed by Tribe's Attorneys The following letter has been re-received from Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker, tribal attorneys in Washington, D. C. Through the office of Senator Murray of Montana, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, we have obtained a statement of policy dated March 31, 1959, announced by Assistant Secretary of Interior Roger Ernst and directed to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. This rather drastically revises the policies being applied by the Indian Office respecting the title to lands acquired by tribes; for now (if within the reservation, as most acquitsitions for our clients are) title will be taken in trust without question. The statement of policy also makes a slight concession respecting the title to lands taken for individuals; for under the policy lands are to be taken in trust when necessary "to provide protection and service to those Indians who are in need of it". And it is stated "that our policies are intended to help the tribes and the individuals acquire and keep additional lands when they need such help." Less reassuring is the statement that additional land will not be taken in trust for an individual where he has the ability to manage his own affairs; and the Secretary sees no reason in such circumstances why the individual should "receive a variety of free real estate services and tax exemption for his newly acquired land." It is easy to see that this will produce extremely spotty administration, depending upon the whims and prejudices of the particular administrators who determine what constitutes ability on the part of an Indian to manage his own affairs. Much worse, the policy in this respect takes no account of those situations where Indians are systematically excluded from the benefits purchased by tax moneys quite without respect to whether or not they are taxpayers. ant Secretary of the Interior Roger Ernst: Subject: Acquisition of land by Indians in trust and in fee status. From time to time questions arise concerning our policies on when Indians may acquire additional land in a trust status and when they will be required to acquire their additional lands in fee status. I am writing this memorandum in an effort to clarify our policies in this field. It should be understood that in setting down any general policy guidelines there will have to be some exceptions because of the great variety of situations. Moreover, these policy guidelines are for situations where we have administrative discretion and are subject to limitations found in various statutes or appropriation acts. General Objective It seems to me, our guiding principle can be stated quite simply. We will take lands in trust to provide protection and service to those Indians who are in need of it. It should be made clear to the Indian people that our policies are intended to help the tribes and the individuals acquire and keep additional lands when they need such help. Conversely, we will not take additional land in trust for Indians who now have the ability to manage their own affairs. I see no reason why an Indian quite able to successfully manage his own affairs should be permitted to aquire additional land in trust and receive a variety of free real estate services and tax exemption for his newly acquired land. It would be far better for the Bureau of Indian Affairs to be able to concentrate its efforts on assisting those genuinely in need of assistance and be relieved of providing protection and help to those Indians wanting more land who are highly successful through their own efforts in a business or a profession or as a farmer or cattleman with large holdings. Tribal Lands When a tribe is being given or otherwise acquiring Federally-owned land by special legislation, a decision as to whether or not the tribe should receive the lands in trust is a matter for Congress to determine and we will ordinarily make no recommendations. When the land is being acquired by the tribe without special legislation, if it is within the reservation boundary, the land will be taken in a trust status if the (Continued on page 3)
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Local artist Edward Evans' exhibition, "Reality Frames Imagination," will run Sunday through Jan. 6, 2013, at Hunterdon Art Museum, 7 Lower Center St., Clinton, N.J.
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By Ranger Pete
Jock Safari Lodge
I went out for a staff bumble (fun/relaxing drive, just a little time out from the lodge) last Friday with my wife Naomi and our Head Chef, Attie.
We were parked at a big pool in a dry riverbed having a sundowner and watching three hippos interact in the pool of water.
There was a female and two big bull hippos. The two bulls were fighting for territorial dominance of the pool and the female hippo that goes with it.
They were very vocal, challenging each other, and it was amazing to watch their awesome display of strength and power as they clashed.
Naomi (Lodge Manager of Fitzpatricks Lodge) managed to get a good pic of the two bulls fighting with my camera - see below.
The bull on the right sustained some nasty gashes under his chin from those huge tusks of the other bull. When we finally left they were still going at it, so we're not sure if there was a winner or not, but the competition was certainly very fierce!
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I am a 45 year old woman
I am training for my first marathon Vermont in May. Have been running for a year and a half did a half marathon in oct, Long Island Diva
Love music, so this is this months partial list, always looking for new ones
1) Beautiful Day -U2 just love to start with this one for a while now
2) Live Wire- Motley Crue
3) Shut it Down-Pitbull Feat, Akon
4) Stronger-Kayne West
5) Cannibal-Kesha
6) Sexyback- Justin Timberlake
7) Popular-Veronicas
8) Evacuate the Dancefloor- Cascada
9) Combustion-Meshuggah
10) Pyschosocial- Slipknot
11) Still take you home- Arctic Monkeys
12) Defeatist-Hatebreed
13) bamboo Banga- M.I.A.
14) Thats not my name- Ting Tings
15) Break Your Heart- Taio Cruz
thats just some of it, always looking for different things to mix it up
I am trying to build a playlist too. I am a raving fan of classic rock music, from which it will be more difficult to cull songs that would be appropriate. Here are some that I know will work (and I am open to suggestions!):
1) A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles
2) I Saw Her Standing There - The Beatles
3) Give Me Some Lovin' - The Spencer Davis Group
4) Birthday - The Beatles
5) Angry Young Man - Billy Joel
6) James Dean - The Eagles
7) Back in the USSR - The Beatles
8) Slow Down - The Beatles
9) I'll Cry Instead - The Beatles
10) I've Just Seen a Face - The Beatles
11) Paperback Writer - The Beatles
12) 25 or 6 to 4 - Chicago
13) Oh Atlanta - Little Feat
My apologies for this list being Beatle-heavy, but their music is my passion. I would love to receive other suggestions from this genre.
My iPod is a hodge podge of different genres ... but there's one song in particular that always gets me running a little bit harder: "I'm Shipping up to Boston" by the Dropkick Murphys. You may recognize it from the NFL commercials last season ...
Jim Newman - Charlotte, NC
5K Races
Sept 2009: Levine Children's Hospital 5K (approx 33:00)
Nov 2009: Lungstrong 5K (approx 30:00)
Oct 2010: Big South 5K (25:42) PR - 8:22 pace
Apr 2011: Bulldog 5K (26:00) - 8:26 pace
Other Events
Mar 2011: Shamrock 4 Miler (40:15)
Upcoming Events
Apr 30, 2011: Skyline 5K
Aug 27, 2011: Warrior Dash - Carolinas (www.WarriorDash.com)
We just did a post on our favorite songs and there are a few member comments with songs below the post: http://momsrunthistown.blogspot.com/2011/03/music-for-running.html
My PR's (post kid haha)
Beat the Street for Little Feet 5k: 26:34
Big Peach Sizzler 10K: 52:21
Downhill at Dawn Half Marathon: 1:55:02 (first and only other than one that I ran with a friend to pace her)
Soldier Marathon: 4:09:16 (first and only so far...)
Check our our nation-wide running group for moms!
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Moms RUN This Town (MRTT) is a 'moms only' running club started by moms.... for moms... to support moms in their running endeavors.
Our goal is to help to keep you motivated no matter where you are in your running - whether starting the c25k program or training for a marathon.
I am now up to about 125 songs, which will easily get me through the Flying Pig Marathon on May 1. A sampling of the artists looks like this:
Rolling Stones
Bob Seger
Rod Stewart
Billy Joel
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Bruce Springsteen
Don Henley
Beach Boys
John Mellencamp
James Gang
Brian Setzer
Allmann Brothers
and many others...
Always changing but my current set:
As the Rush Comes (EnMass Breaks Mix Radio Edit) 3:16 Motorcycle As the Rush Comes - EP Electronic 4
Ashes In The Fall 4:37 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk 2
Backatown 2:47 Trombone Shorty Backatown (Bonus Track Version) Alternative 8
BALTIMORE_notNina 7:06 4
Believe 3:46 The Bravery The Sun and the Moon Alternative 2
Best of You 5:03 Foo Fighters Skin and Bones (Bonus Track Version) Alternative
Bleed It Out 2:44 Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight Rock 2
Blood 2:51 Sons and Daughters Love the Cup Rock
Blood Undone 4:45 Dozer Through the Eyes of Heathens Alternative
Blueprint 3:53 Fugazi Repeater & 3 Songs Alternative
Boe Money (feat. the Rebirth Brass Band) 3:16 Galactic Ya-Ka-May Alternative 5
Born Of A Broken Man 4:41 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk
Breaking the Habit 3:16 Linkin Park Meteora (Bonus Version) Rock 4
Bullet With Butterfly Wings 4:18 Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Alternative
Bury Me 4:48 Smashing Pumpkins Gish Alternative 2
Cashout 4:25 Fugazi The Argument Alternative & Punk
Caught Up 3:45 Usher Confessions (Special Edition) R&B/Soul
The Cave 3:36 Mumford & Sons Sigh No More Rock 7
Christine 3:31 Luscious Jackson Luscious Jackson: Greatest Hits Alternative 10
The City 4:27 The Dismemberment Plan Emergency & I Alternative
Come Back 7:50 Foo Fighters One By One Alternative & Punk
Dancing On Our Graves 3:26 The Cave Singers Dancing On Our Graves - EP Singer/Songwriter 4
Daughters 3:58 John Mayer Heavier Things Rock
Daydream 3:08 Smashing Pumpkins Gish Alternative 1
Everlong 6:35 Foo Fighters Skin and Bones (Bonus Track Version) Alternative
Ex-Spectator 4:19 Fugazi The Argument Alternative & Punk
Fade Into You 4:56 Mazzy Star So Tonight That I Might See Rock 2
Fashionably Uninvited 3:51 Mellowdrone Box Pop 2
Fast As You Can 4:40 Fiona Apple When the Pawn Hits the Conflicts He Thinks Like a King... Rock
Fire On the Bayou 4:10 The Meters Fire On the Bayou R&B/Soul 2
The First 3:11 Tegan and Sara This Business of Art Alternative 1
Fix You 5:39 Coldplay LeftRightLeftRightLeft 1
Float On 3:28 Modest Mouse Good News for People Who Love Bad News Rock 1
Fly from the Inside 3:55 Shinedown Leave a Whisper Rock 6
Friends of Science 1:17 Galactic Ya-Ka-May Alternative 1
Given Up 3:09 Linkin Park Minutes to Midnight Rock 2
Going to California 3:32 Led Zeppelin The Complete Led Zeppelin (Remastered) Rock 9
Good Grief 4:01 Foo Fighters Foo Fighters Rock 1
Guerilla Radio 3:26 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk 1
Hallelujah 4:09 Rufus Wainwright Hallelujah - Single Alternative 2
Hang You from the Heavens 3:38 The Dead Weather Hang You from the Heavens / Are Friends Electric? - Single Rock
Hard Sun (Main) 5:24 Eddie Vedder Into the Wild (Music for the Motion Picture) [Deluxe Version] Soundtrack 6
Heart of the city 4:33 3
Here to Stay 4:13 Kermit Ruffins, Kermit Ruffins with the Rebirth Brass Band & Rebirth Brass Band Throwback Jazz 2
Home 4:53 Foo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace Alternative 1
Home 5:05 Marc Broussard Carencro Rock 3
Hurricane Season 3:20 Trombone Shorty Backatown (Bonus Track Version) Alternative 10
Hurt 3:37 Johnny Cash American IV - The Man Comes Around Country
I Am One 4:07 Smashing Pumpkins Gish Alternative 2
I and Love and You 5:01 The Avett Brothers I and Love and You Rock 4
The Ice of Boston 4:55 The Dismemberment Plan The Dismemberment Plan Is Terrified Alternative
Idioteque 5:09 Radiohead Kid A Alternative & Punk 1
In the End 3:37 Linkin Park Hybrid Theory (Bonus Version) Rock 3
Infinity Guitars 2:32 Sleigh Bells Treats Alternative Rock 1
iSt. James Infirmary (King Britt Remix) 3:19 Preservation Hall Hot 4 St. Peter Street Serenade Jazz 3
Jigsaw Falling Into Place 4:09 Radiohead In Rainbows Rock
Keep Me in Your Heart 3:28 Warren Zevon The Wind Rock 2
Ladyfingers 3:28 Luscious Jackson Luscious Jackson: Greatest Hits Alternative 10
Lakini's Juice 4:59 Live Secret Samadhi Alternative 1
Let's Go Get 'Em 4:50 Bo Dollis, Dr. John, Earl Turbinton, Erving Charles, Lawrence "Lil Crip" Adams, Mike Marshall & Willie Tee The Mardi Gras Indians Super Sunday Showdown Singer/Songwriter 2
Let It Die 4:05 Foo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & Grace Alternative 1
A Life of Possibilities 4:35 The Dismemberment Plan Emergency & I Rock
Little Lion Man 4:05 Mumford & Sons Sigh No More Rock 6
Marigold 3:20 Foo Fighters Skin and Bones (Bonus Track Version) Alternative
Me, My Yoke, And I 5:58 Damien Rice 9 Rock 1
Mile High 3:02 Morphine B-Sides and Otherwise Rock
Monkey Gone to Heaven 2:57 Pixies Doolittle Alternative
My Hero 4:51 Foo Fighters Skin and Bones (Bonus Track Version) Alternative 1
My Number 4:09 Tegan and Sara This Business of Art Alternative 1
My S**t's F****d Up 2:46 Warren Zevon Life'll Kill Ya Rock 1
Naked Eye 4:10 Luscious Jackson Luscious Jackson: Greatest Hits Alternative 8
The National Anthem 5:52 Radiohead Kid A Alternative & Punk 1
New Pony 3:57 The Dead Weather Horehound Rock
Numb 3:08 Linkin Park Meteora (Bonus Version) Rock 2
O-o-h Child 4:28 Kermit Ruffins Kermit Ruffins - Live At Vaughan's Jazz 1
Optimistic 5:16 Radiohead Kid A Alternative & Punk
Palm Court Strut 6:22 Kermit Ruffins Kermit Ruffins - Live At Vaughan's Jazz 2
playoffs 3:36 4
The Power Is On 3:14 The Go! Team Thunder, Lightning, Strike Alternative
The Rain Song 7:39 Led Zeppelin The Complete Led Zeppelin (Remastered) Rock 8
Ramble On 4:23 Led Zeppelin The Complete Led Zeppelin (Remastered) Rock 4
Reckoner 4:50 Radiohead In Rainbows Rock
Riot Rhythm 2:37 Sleigh Bells Treats Alternative Rock 1
Saints (Rock Remix) 2011 3:52 Dat Boi Pantha Saints (Rock Remix) 2011 - Single Hip Hop/Rap 2
The Saints Are Coming (Live from New Orleans) 3:29 Green Day & U2 The Saints Are Coming - Single (Live) Rock 2
Save Me 4:35 Aimee Mann Magnolia (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) Soundtrack
Savory 4:12 Jawbox My Scrapbook of Fatal Accidents Alternative
Serpentine Fire 3:50 Earth, Wind & Fire Earth, Wind & Fire: Greatest Hits R&B/Soul 1
Sleep Now In The Fire 3:26 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk 1
Somewhere I Belong 3:34 Linkin Park Meteora (Bonus Version) Rock 3
Spider Cider 3:05 Man Man Six Demon Bag Alternative 1
Stainless Steel Providers 5:51 Revolting Cocks Beers, Steers and Queers Rock
Stones 7:07 Sonic Youth Sonic Nurse Alternative
Talk 5:11 Coldplay X & Y Alternative 2
Tennessee 4:33 Arrested Development 3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days In the Life Of... Hip-Hop/Rap
Testify 3:31 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk 1
That's the Way 5:37 Led Zeppelin The Complete Led Zeppelin (Remastered) Rock 7
Tiny Dancer 6:16 Elton John Elton John's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 Rock 2
Treat Me Like Your Mother 4:10 The Dead Weather Treat Me Like Your Mother - Single Rock 1
Typical 4:12 Mute Math Mute Math Rock 1
Uninvited 4:36 Alanis Morissette Alanis Morissette: The Collection Pop
Unsung 3:57 Helmet Unsung: The Best of Helmet 1991-1997 Alternative
Want to Be Bad 3:53 Tegan and Sara If It Was You (Bonus Track) Alternative 1
War Within A Breath 3:37 Rage Against The Machine The Battle Of Los Angeles Alternative & Punk
Where Do We Go from Here 5:35 Filter The Amalgamut Rock 1
Where Is My Mind? 3:53 Pixies Surfer Rosa Alternative 1
Wonderwall 4:10 Ryan Adams 241 - Single Rock 1
Would? 3:28 Alice In Chains Alice In Chains: Greatest Hits Alternative
Zero 2:40 Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Alternative
3rd Eye Landslide 5:10 Monster Magnet Powertrip Rock
Just started running at 45..it's all downhill from here.
Oct. 2011 - Baltimore Running Festival 5K
Oct. 2011 - Marine Corp. Marathon 10K
Nov. 2011 - Philadelphia Rothman Institiute 8K
Hi, Meryl!
First of all, thank you for your thread! I am a very beginner and choosing music for run at the moment. Have a very few favourites. First of all Tool - Stinkfist, I adore it and not only for run, another is Nickelback - Saving me and Wolfmother - Mind's Eye. Last song is little bit slow, just as I am while running
Have a good day!
1st of April 2011 I started to run...
Wow, where to start? Mostly anything Rock or with a good, fast beat.
Now, being a Marine I of course enjoy listening to Marine Corp Cadence, which gets me motivated. I also listen to
Highway to Hell--AC/DC
Running on Empty-- Jackson Browne
Danger Zone-- Kenny Loggins
One Vision-- Queen
Final Countdown-- Europe
Right Round-- Flo Rida
We Didn't Start the Fire-- Billy Joel
Those are my favorite running songs, I have a different list for my workout songs.
If I started to list songs, this may be a little wordy. How about some good bands or artists?
- Muse
- Rise Against
- DJ Markski, Magix, Eternal (Any eurodance will do)
- John Digweed (Any good trance will do)
- 2 Pac
It's fun to have a variety of tempos and intensities on your 'pod and let the music dictate your run. Yesterday, I had on a recent playlist (called "run amok"), and the gods of randomness favored me with the following back-to-back-to-back-to-back tracks to take me right up to my doorstep in a fine lather:
Social Distortion--When She Begins
Roy Orbison--Ooby-Dooby
Stiff Little Fingers--Suspect Device
Guitar Wolf--Jet Generation
It felt great! So did stopping.
OK, I love to run to music but diff than most here. Give me bluegrass and BG Gospel (I play dobro in a bluegrass band), a banjo can really get you goin if you let it. Dont get me wrong I need some ACDC, ZZTop, or Molly Hachet sometimes too. Gonna look into some of the other suggestions as well as the BPM music, thanks for the all the tips. D.
4/30/11 IL Marathon 10K 57:43
5/14/11 Kirby Derby 10K 57:49 3rd place in div
7/4/11 Freedom 5K 28:59
Lost 80lbs since 6/17/10 starting wt 280lbs
Joined Second Wind Running Club 9/2011
8/27/11 13.38mi 2:32
9/17/11 13.45mi 2:27
Habitat for Humanity 5K 12/31/11 26:42 PR
4/28/12 IL Marathon 1st 1/2 2:10:38
Cycled 1600 mi summer of 2012
Cycled Hilly Hundred 10/25/12
Upcoming races
April 2013 1st full marathon..
I don't wear headphones when I run outside, but at the gym my favorite running songs are:
Rihanna- S & M (great beat)
Lady Gaga- Alejando
Katy Perry- ET
Michael Franti- Hey hey hey
Kat Deluna- Run this Show
Panic at the Disco- Time to Dance
"Through it all, each morning has patiently asked me, 'Why do you run today?' And over the course of the years, one simple answer has quietly become more clearly heard than all others: because I must."
-Dagny Scott
-Dagny Scott
hi shelbyinMT! i love S&M by Rihanna. sometimes i have to stop myself from singing outloud at the gym or just breaking out into a random dance routine. haha!
Completed Races 2012:
Rock and Roll USA Half Marathon, 02:54:26 (1st run POST injury)
Cherry Blossom 10-Miler, 01:49:00
Upcoming Races 2012:
IronGirl Half Marathon, 4/29/12
Frederick Half Marathon, 5/6/12
Atlantic City International Sprint Tri, 09/17/12
Rock and Roll Philly Half Marathon, 09/18/12
Baltimore Half Marathon, 10/13/12
Marine Corps Marathon, 10/28/12
ING NYC Marathon, 11/4/12
Personal Record from 2011:
Teach, Learn, Play 5k, 10/02/11 00:26:57 (PR)
Marine Corps Marathon 10k, 10/30/11 01:05:38 (PR)
Baltimore Half Marathon, 10/15/11, 02:24:15 (PR)
So interesting to see what others choose... My iPod has a wide variety of genres on it and my "Running" playlist is heavy on the irony--many of the titles are like a private joke to myself. This isn't the entire list, but it's a pretty good representation.
The End of the Line -- Travelling Willburys
A Galope -- Azúcar Moreno ("At a gallop" flamenco music, women singers from Spain)
Roam --B-52's
Run -- Benton Paul
One, Two, Three, GO! -- Belanova (in Spanish)
The Great Escape -- Boys Like Girls
Wonderful -- Gary Go
That's Some Dream -- Good Old War
Running on Empty -- Jackson Browne
Be Good to Yourself -- Journey
Onda -- Los Lonely Boys
Arráncame el Corazón -- Maná (Spanish)
Not Falling Apart -- Maroon 5
How Far We've Come -- Matchbox 20
Abran Fuego -- The Mills (Spanish)
Steer -- Missy Higgins
Your Wildest Dream -- The Moody Blues
We Are Not Going to Make It -- The Presidents of the United States
Under Pressure -- Queen
Keep Yourself Alive -- Queen
It's the End of the World as We Know It -- R.E.M.
Dance the Night Away -- VanHalen
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text: For those of you who are curious about the new series of Doctor Who – I'm here on behalf of BBC America to spread the word about the premiere. We're kicking things off on Saturday, April 17 at 9/8c with an extended episode with limited commercial interruption. Also, at 8pm that night, we'll be airing a special one-hour "Doctor Who: The Ultimate Guide" that'll introduce you to Matt Smith and Karen Gillan. Definitely worth a watch!


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March 18, 2009
DOE to Invest $8 Billion in Weatherization and State Energy Grants
Weatherizing a home can involve a wide range of activities, including adding insulation to the attic. Enlarge this photo.
DOE announced on March 12 that it will invest nearly $8 billion in state and local weatherization and energy efficiency efforts as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The funds will be divided between the Weatherization Assistance Program, which will receive nearly $5 billion, and the State Energy Program, which will receive nearly $3 billion. This will help families save hundreds of dollars every year on their energy bills, while creating approximately 87,000 jobs. To jump-start the job creation and weatherization work, DOE is initially releasing $780 million and will release more as the states demonstrate that they are using the funding effectively.
The State Energy Program funding will be used to provide rebates to consumers for home energy audits or other energy-saving improvements; to develop renewable energy and alternative fuel projects; to promote Energy Star products; to upgrade the energy efficiency of state and local government buildings; and other innovative state efforts to help families save money on their energy bills. The weatherization funding will improve the energy efficiency of the homes of low-income families by adding more insulation, sealing leaks, or modernizing heating and air conditioning equipment, at a cost of up to $6,500 per home. The energy efficiency upgrades will be available for families making up to 200% of the federal poverty level. For a family of four, this translates to about $44,000 per year in the lower 48 states, $55,140 per year in Alaska, and $50,720 per year in Hawaii. See the DOE press release, the Weatherization Assistance Program Web site, and the State Energy Program Web site.
DOE also announced specific funding levels for each of the states. DOE will award a total of roughly $127.3 million to Alabama, $46.3 million to Alaska, $112.4 million to Arizona, $87.5 million to Arkansas, $412 million to California, $128.7 million to Colorado, $102.8 million to Connecticut, $38 million to Delaware, $302 million to Florida, $207.2 million to Georgia, $30 million to Hawaii, $59 million to Idaho, $344 million to Illinois, $200.4 million to Indiana, $121.3 million to Iowa, $94.7 million to Kansas, $123.4 million to Kentucky, $122.3 million to Louisiana, $69.2 million to Maine, $113.2 million to Maryland, $177 million to Massachusetts, $325.4 million to Michigan, $186.1 million to Minnesota, $89.8 million to Mississippi, $185.5 million to Missouri, $52.3 million to Montana, $72.5 million to Nebraska, $72 million to Nevada, $49 million to New Hampshire, $192.4 million to New Jersey, $58.6 million to New Mexico, $517.8 million to New York, $208 million to North Carolina, $49.8 million to North Dakota, $362.8 million to Ohio, $107.6 million to Oklahoma, $80.7 million to Oregon, $352.4 million to Pennsylvania, $44 million to Rhode Island, $109.4 million to South Carolina, $48.2 million to South Dakota, $161.6 million to Tennessee, $545.7 million to Texas, $73.2 million to Utah, $38.8 million to Vermont, $164.1 million to Virginia, $120.5 million to Washington, $70.3 million to West Virginia, $197 million to Wisconsin, $35.1 million to Wyoming, and $86 million to Puerto Rico.


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What does it mean to be healthy?Second and third graders at Reede Gray Elementary School were given an opportunity to learn more about a wide variety of health-rated topics, from eating a well-balanced meal to proper dental care recently as part of a program known as "Hands-On Health." The program was presented by the Minnesota Children's Museum and was funded using youth enrichment funds through community education.According to Erin Wilson, school and group program lead for the Minnesota Children's Museum, the program is intended to help students learn by being active.There were opportunities for students to learn about the foods they eat by reading nutrition labels, to plan well-balanced meals, to discover the systems in the body, practice good dental hygiene and find ways to get active through exercise."We find kids learn more when they have fun," said Wilson. "Our philosophy at the children's museum is learning through play."After taking part in activities, students said they learned lots of important things, such as "we breathe 23,000 times each day," "you can get cavities between your teeth," and "we lose 30,000 skin cells every minute."Find out more about hands-on health at www.mcm.org.
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