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Be warned, if you turn off Route 220 and pass through Pennsdale after dark, shocking and grotesque creatures await in the night.
For the fourth year, the Pennsdale Fire Co. is raising life-saving funds supplying frights on its property at 261 Village Road.
Proceeds from the fire company's haunted barn, hayride and corn maze go into improving the property and the company's firefighting equipment.
This Halloween season marks the second year that the fire company's barn has been infested with ghouls and goblins, and many volunteer hours went into turning the barn into a spook haven.
The barn was damaged during a summer storm, and Dawn Palmatier, of Pennsdale, who co-coordinated the event with fellow Ladies' Auxiliary member Janine Alpaugh, said the barn roof got patched just in time for the event to open.
"We want to raise enough to replace the whole roof," she said.
On a recent night, a line of people waited inside the barn in the first room to enter the haunting.
Scrolling messages projected on the wall told participants what they were going to get themselves into when they stepped inside - "Intense audio, lighting, a physically demanding environment, extremely low visibility, strobe lights and fog."
A witch with blue and green streaked hair works the door.
"I'm the good witch I tell people - because of the hair," the witch, otherwise known as Denise Artley, of Pennsdale. explained
"Sometimes the ghouls do get hungry," she told those about to enter.
The barn holds plenty of surprises, and lots of live actors. The Montgomery Drama Club and the Muncy Cheerleaders are volunteer ghouls, and whoever is behind the many masks this night make convincing noise.
There are surprising items, too, such as butcher hooks - left over from a past life of the barn, Palmatier said - a compact car, and a black-lit room that might be a Superfund site.
"Put the word out and you'll be surprised what people come up with for you," Palmatier said.
There are more surprises, but no more of the barn's dark secrets need to be ruined here.
If visitors make it back outside the barn, they can hop on the haunted hayride, which takes riders down to Mount Equity and back while avoiding the ghouls who have meandered further into the Pennsdale night.
Or they can take their chances in the corn maze., which was designed in-house.
"We cut the stalks when they got knee high," said Nick Palmatier, a Muncy freshman, who was dressed like a lineman from Hades in his winter work outerwear, walkie-talkie and face paint.
Muncy Township Police Chief Christopher McKibben laid the maze out and deserves a lot of credit, Palmatier said.
Painted ghouls rush through the stalks on their own ghostly paths. An axe man stares at those climbing onto the hayride.
Some people laugh, and others look like they're getting their pants scared off to their satisfaction.
The Pennsdale Fire Co. Haunted Barn, Corn Maze and Hayride is open from 6-11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. A fee is charged.
There will be a parade at 5 p.m. Saturday.
More information is at pennsdalefireco.com.


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I suspect I would find this funnier, if I didn't know men who actually do this. (I suppose I also know women who take men up on this kind of offer, but I don't understand it. Unless you can't afford to buy your own dinner, why would you want to have a meal with someone who thinks that little of himself?)
This is a good angle to play. I should try it myself sometime.
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Happy marriage as delayed rejection. That's deep, man. And hilarious.
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@Elizabeth some women are so poor they can't afford to go out to eat.
It's the "both" in panel 3 that is the killer
do you want a husband who thinks he has to be on best behaviour - every day - to keep you because he is lucky to have you, a man wants nothing more than you to be happy ... or a husband who thinks you should be grateful to him?
While you're thinking about it, get off the computer and get back in the kitchen. There's a man who thinks a lot of himself expecting a cooked breakfast and a freshly laundered shirt. He's off to work and he'll be back tomorrow lunchtime as he's out with the boys tonight.
Meanwhile my wonderful wife will be home from work after me, and thinks she'll be finishing off the dinner I will have started. In reality, we're going out for dinner but she doesn't know it yet. I think she's a babe even after 18 years and I like to be seen out with her 'cos it makes me look good.
Rick just has to hang in there long enough until he meets a woman who sets the bar as low as mine.
I just wanted to say that having only recently discovered this site and these comics, I am now glad I spend "Too much time" on the internet. Also, I bought your book and I loved it, please write more. Thanks :)
Simes...that first paragraph is awful. In what universe are those your only two options? Personally, I'd prefer someone who appreciates me, but who also has self-esteem and who understands that they deserve to be treated as well as they treat me. That you would lump everyone with self-respect into a category of cocky, self-absorbed dudebros who think they're God's gift to women is really, really sad.
I'm a younger Simes apparently.
Rick is like a more vocal Charlie Brown.
I could see myself using Rick's "pick-up" line in panel three as a joke. With the right tone and a cheeky grin, it might actually work.
Simes, that's a false dichotomy.
Ah, well, someone will have low enough standards. Eventually.
Though when you think about it, aren't we all either with or looking for that person with low enough standards? After all, nobody's perfect. But some are a harder sales pitch to make than others.
Oh, and @ Elizabeth - Remember Rule Number 1 of Life: NEVER TURN DOWN FREE FOOD! It's served me well so far.
@Prattle Assassin: I just saw my kid's school production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" and much of the dialogue on this strip sounds like a grown-up version of that play (chuckle!)
I was going to bang my head into my desk at Simes et al. until I saw Karalyn's and EaglesQuestions' comments. Thank you, BI, for having a comments board where someone can say, "That's a false dichotomy" and expect other commenters to know what that means.
Basic Instructions. Restoring your faith in humanity while simultaneously obliterating it ...
If someone asked me out like that, I would ABSOLUTELY say yes, and attempt to go half on dinner, because he made me laugh.
My wife and I have an agreement. Out of respect for each other we have agreed not to bring a date to the other's funeral depending on which one of us passes first.
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Montoursville sixth: Ranck to first on an E-4. Ranck to second on Clark's grounder to the catcher. Albert hits two-run home run to center field. Young singles to left field. Singer homers to right-center field. Moore replaces Pawlikowski. Hook grounds out to first. D.J. Yeagle strikes out. Loyalsock sixth: Underdown pops up to second. Krizan strikes out. Person flies out to right.
Montoursville 103 204--10 10 3 Loyalsock 300 000--3 3 1 Christian Clark, Travis Singer (6) and Tyler Albert. Zack Clark, J.P. Pawlikowski (4), Ethan Moore (6) and Spencer Underdown.
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Alex Hales struck a wonderful unbeaten century, but Warwickshire moved 22 points clear at the top of LV= County Championship Division One after their draw with Nottinghamshire at Edgbaston.
Hales and Chris Read, who made 155 and 95, ended the hosts' hopes of wrapping up victory today with an impressive 222-run fifth-wicket stand to help Nottinghamshire declare on 356 for eight, 148 runs behind.
Graeme White took two quick wickets, only for Warwickshire to maintain their place at the summit by reaching 86 for three.
Worcestershire slipped closer to the relegation trap door with a five-wicket defeat to Middlesex at New Road.
Toby Roland-Jones claimed 5-46 - his second five-wicket haul of the match - to help dismiss the hosts for a second-innings 186, despite Alexei Kervezee's 64 not out, and leave Middlesex 204 for a morale-boosting victory.
Joe Denly made 48 from number three and, although Moeen Ali snared two scalps, an unbroken sixth-wicket partnership of 33 between Gareth Berg and the in-form Neil Dexter, who made 26 and 15, saw their side home.
Paul Collingwood compiled a century to light up Durham's draw against relegation-threatened Lancashire at Aigburth.
The Durham skipper hit 114 off 190 balls and shared in a seventh-wicket stand of 148 with Scott Borthwick, who made 60, as Durham were bowled out for 416, securing a first-innings lead of 164 before rain ended proceedings.
Arun Harinath made his second successive championship century as Surrey opted to bat for a draw against Somerset at Taunton.
Kevin Pietersen, a centurion earlier in the match, contributed 58 before Harinath helped Surrey declare on 360 for five with an unbeaten 105 from 191 deliveries.
Division Two leaders Derbyshire settled for a draw after Essex had set them 272 for victory at Derby.
The visitors declared on 294 for five thanks to opener Tom Westley's 82 and half-centuries from Mark Pettini, Ryan ten Doeschate and James Foster, leaving Derbyshire 58 overs to bat.
After slipping to 51 for three, Wes Durston and Dan Redfern made 60 and 46 respectively in a 107-run alliance and, although Tom Craddock provided a nervy finish with 4-66, Derbyshire reached 173 for seven to secure a draw that takes them closer to Division One.
Yorkshire enhanced their promotion push by moving into second place courtesy of a dramatic two-wicket triumph, with just 16 balls remaining, over Gloucestershire at Scarborough.
The White Rose declared on their overnight 61 for two before letting Gloucestershire rack up 159 without loss in 10 overs to set up a chase of 314 in 84 overs.
Joe Root and Adam Lyth got the innings off to a steady start with 40 and 43 and, after Phil Jaques departed for 73, Anthony McGrath hit an unbeaten 76 to ensure Yorkshire - who chased down 400 at Bristol earlier this season - moved 19 points behind Derbyshire.
Darren Stevens took five wickets as Kent got their promotion bid back on track with a resounding 147-run success over struggling Leicestershire at Grace Road.
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Stewart Walters fell two short of a century as Glamorgan batted out the final day to secure a draw against Northamptonshire at the SWALEC Stadium.
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"The Effect of Continuous Versus Intermittent Renal Replacement Therapy on the Outcome of Critically Ill Patients With Acute Renal Failure (CONVINT): A Prospective Randomized Controlled Trial," published Jan. 10, finds no statistically significant differences between continuous and intermittent modalities related to mortality, renal-related outcome measures or survival 14 days after renal replacement therapy.
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Cardiac rhythm guideline
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One of our favorite tv shows is "Royal Pains". It is about a concierge doctor doing what he does best in the Hamptons since he was fired from his emergency room position in the first episode. It's actually a feel good show, which I appreciate. As you can guess, there are a billion lessons to learn from the stuff you see in the fake Hamptons, but the most recent subplot is what caught my attention.
The TV Problem
One of the main characters, Divya, is Doctor Hank's physician assistant. She was arranged to be married to a long-time family friend, but she pulled out at the last minute at the end of last season. Since she has refused to be in another arranged marriage, her very wealthy family cut her off for the first time ever. At first, I was worried the writer's were going to make this very intelligent character a complete financial bimbo, but she catches on that she needs to be frugal right off the bat. The big kink is that her ex-inlaws-to-be have demanded that she repay them for all the money they had spent on the wedding and stupid fru-fru events and plane tickets. So she gets a second job to pay them back.
Lessons to be Learned
First of all, I thought the writers captured the character perfectly. She is written as a smart woman with a HUGE dose of responsibility and dependability. I thought that deciding to pay back the ex's parents would be right up her alley. But I started to wonder if she should even be responsible for all the silly charges that were completely up to their whims.
In the real world, if I had cancelled my wedding at the last minute, I would feel like I would have needed to send back the gifts, return my husband's family ring, and pay back all the charges my ex's family had incurred like the reception decorations and honeymoon. But I wouldn't think I should have to pay for whatever crazy private dinner they were going to throw for the family the following day. That would be on them.
In short, I'd have a line.
How Common Are Wedding Cancellations?
All of this said, I'm going off on another rabbit trail. What is with all of the last minute wedding cancellations on tv and in movies? I do not understand. Most weddings take months to plan and hopefully the couple has been together long enough to know if forever is right for them. Was I the only bride never to even think about cancelling? It wasn't "if" we were getting married – it was just a matter of "when". We aren't perfect and there are days that I think "damn it", but if I wasn't sure about marrying my guy, I sure as hell wouldn't have put in all the work to plan a big event. I hate party planning. It was a hassle. We ended up having a great wedding, but I wouldn't even have called the university chapel if I wasn't 100% sure I'd be using it.
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Mar 23, 2007 12:40AM PST
"Capcom has also acted as a publisher and localization team for Western titles in Eastern territories, examples being X2 by Team17 Software and, more recently, the Grand Theft Auto series. It has also recently hammered yet ANOTHER nail in the PS3's coffin buy putting Devil May Cry 4 on the much superior Mircrsoft XBOX 360 and PC platforms. No sign of 360 exclusives, Dead Rising, and Lost Planet for PS3. Fanboys everywhere collapsed into temper tantrums. Comedy ensued."
daaaaaaaaamn that's gotta hurt.
Edit: That dumbass, Forelli_Child, felt the need to edit the Wiki with his Playstation lies and bias. No more shall casual internet surfers know the truth about Capcom and the shitload of nails in the BS3.
daaaaaaaaamn that's gotta hurt.
Edit: That dumbass, Forelli_Child, felt the need to edit the Wiki with his Playstation lies and bias. No more shall casual internet surfers know the truth about Capcom and the shitload of nails in the BS3.
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Soooo...Posted: Mar 23, 2007 12:00AM PST by weedlab11
Who give a shit??
Wikipedia isn't a credible source anyway.
Fuck I put shit on WikiPedia for people to read.
Before the PS3 launched I searched for RR7 and Wiki had it as an exclusive for the Nintendo Wii.......luckily the idiot changed it when I went back there to read it.There were also errors to the history and Story behind MGS......but it has also been accurately altered.
Oh and I'll be on from 6PM till about 1AM on the 360 later on,I believe my time is an Hour ahead of the time in New York (I'm not sure about the Zoning and time differences up there so you'll do the Math......if you can).
I'll add you tonight,prepare to be conquered....or in your language...PWNED!!
Wow GFW, you made me look. Nice one.Posted: Mar 23, 2007 12:00AM PST by forelli_boy
Thankfully, there are plenty of other Wikipedians that know vandalism when they see it. For all I know, YOU probably wrote that. And if that was really you who did, you did a nice job giving out your IP number.
That's all I'm going to say. Cheers.
Not IPosted: Mar 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by Wii60_FTW
Actually, I found a link to that Wiki from a Gamespot.com article on how FFXIII was indeed coming to 360. Duh.
MarijuanaLab, Yes. I did play you in Gears today; however, you were on MY team. DAAAAMN. Next time, GO ON THE OTHER TEAM LMAO. Damn, dude. I know you saw my high frag count. Don't worry....I won't tell anyone your "score".......PPPPPWWWWNNNN!!!111
Dude....Posted: Mar 24, 2007 12:00AM PST by weedlab11
I was on the Phone with my Girl Friend the whole time,plus you guys were talking a bunch of BS over the headsets (were you High??!).
I came on your team to see if you were any good,but I got bored playing with you dudes,I'll play you later (1 on 1 if necessary).
hahaPosted: Mar 25, 2007 12:00AM PST by weedlab11
Now that I think about it,it was funny how you referring to a certain "Sony Fanboy" during our game session.
HaloShit420 = HypoDick
But I won't deny it,you're not bad in Gears....that means you're a natural or you don't have a life (I'm banking on the latter....Natural my ass).
I checked your list on Live,I'll rent some of the games you have and play you later.
ExcellentPosted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Dragon_Knight22
My infamy spreads even to XBOX Live. Do you think it matters WHERE I'm the topic of discussion. As long as I AM the topic of discussion, I win. It means that I'm getting to all you Wii60 fanboys. It means that you're angry, annoyed, and that's an advantage.
Nice Wikipedia edit GFW, that nail in the coffin bit is so predictably you. Try and deny it all you want, but who'll believe you're telling the truth.
Well, JB will since you two are "close" *nudge* if you catch my drift.
im not JB, dumbassPosted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Wii60_FTW
huh? get off your high horse, dumbass. we were talking about "dragon_douche22". that other guy. not you. see? that conversation clearly had nothing at all to do with you. your twisted sony fanboy distorted mind has clearly affected your cognitive abilities, or lack thereof.
second, i didn't make that edit. i said i found the link on a gamespot.com article. i don't even know how to edit that website. wikipedia sucks.
lastly, "close"? whatever you say.
you are sad, dk. you truly need help.
BTW, I started a new God of War 1 file (drunk for the first 8 hours or so that night. I had to try it), and I gotta tell you, It was like some slow mo matrix type combat. I was in the zone. I don't think I got hit even once. I beat the shit out of everyone then blocked and parried literally every attack. I couldn't even believe how awesomely easy it was. What's funny is, I tried playing it the next day (sober), and I couldn't friggin block ANYTHING or do ANY parries. how crazy is that? wtf. It felt like I had a blindfold on. I mean, I can't believe how well alcohol can help put you in the zone. well whatever. I just bought GRAW 2, so I'm going to wait to beat that before getting God of War 2. Needless to say, I can't wait.
where was i...Oh yeah. DUMBASS!!!! (lol)
Wii60 is JB!?Posted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by weedlab11
Then I was right all along................you have no life...lol
But i doubt he's JB......that's all I doubt though....lol
You couldn't parry when Sober??
Some "natural"
Stick to playing Telly Tubbies or Mario on the Those Disney Movie Based games lil man (don't give me that drunken master gamer BS).
I just got RE4 (yea I know I'm late),I beat GOW2 already so I'm catching up on games I missed out on.
What?Posted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Dragon_Knight22
Where the hell did I say that you were JB? Dude, you're STILL drunk aren't you? I guess that means that you are Dragon_Douche22 and have equally bad linguistic skills as JB. Now, I can show everyone that you admitted to being the impostor of my account. And when you mention Dragon_Douche, it very much involves me since it's an impostor account OF me and is also a weak 360 fanboy insult directed AT me. Stop the binge drinking, and the joint smoking, and use that new invention called YOUR BRAIN.
You're probably playing it on EASY and have no skill unless drunk, hence why it's easy for you to play well when drunk and not when not drunk. You still haven't even played God of War 2 yet have you? That's really sad.
eCock: I couldn't care less what you think of me. And since you, like Wii60 and JB, are basing your judgement of my gaming experience based on the game collection I have on my page, you're an idiot. I'll tell you what everyone tells everyone else. NO ONE puts their entire gaming collection on that page. It would take FAR too much time to put everything on there. What's on my page isn't even 1/4 of what I own. I started off with PS2 games because when I came on 1up, that was my current system of choice. Then I decided to start adding older consoles but gave up when it became tedious, just like everyone else.
I'll get God of War 2 soon. i promise. too many 360 gamesPosted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Wii60_FTW
DragonDouche, you are completely and totally full of shit. Everyone on 1UP knows that you've only ever owned a PS2 in your entire life...and MAYBE even an NES on top of that (but that's still up in the air). Don't lie again.
And for your information, I started my new file on God Mode and absolutely destroyed it while being as drunk as possible in Matrix slow motion. As it happens, I still rule at it sober, but I just didn't have the same "in the zone" feeling with slow mo effects and awesomeness granted to me while drunk. Have you ever been drunk in your entire life? Christ Almighty. I just beat the friggin entire 'spike climb' on my first try today. Did you do that? I highly doubt it.
Trust me, stick to your Random Insult Generator...
dumbassPosted: Mar 26, 2007 12:00AM PST by Wii60_FTW
Oh yeah, and who are these people that you claim to show that I am the imposter of your account? First of all, no one ever said I was; not even I. Second, it's clearly not an imposter account: It has a different name, username, and picture. Third, pwn. Keep your crew of playstation gamers away from me. I can't stand them. You are somewhat less annoying, but still extremely annoying...but less.
*Sigh*Posted: Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM PST by Dragon_Knight22
I've beaten GoW so many times and in so many different ways that nothing you say about your experience with it is new.
And how do you know what I do and do not have? Do you live close to me? Do you come over to my place at all? Exactly.
"im not JB, dumbass"
Quoted from you after you mentioned talking about Dragon_Douche22 and I didn't mention him at all in my post previous to yours where that quote was the title. So yeah, you slipped up and revealed that you are the douche.
Oh, and my avatar is a picture of myself. Said picture was photoshopped for the Dragon_Douche22 account, and is still the same avatar. The user name is in the same style of mine with only the second part being different but even the number is the same.
The personal name was changed, by you, after I called you out on it, but there is no one in the world with the name Amdrew Dubal. All that was changed were two letters, fooling no one but yourself.
Next, the greetings section is a copy and paste job of my page, done by someone who knows nothing about linking, i.e. YOU.
Your pathetic attempt at covering your tracks is an embarrassment to identity thieves the world over. You even took the time to make up things to put in the interests section. Funny that you should put Dharma and Greg as the favourite t.v. show though. Only someone who was thinking of a favourite show could come up with that, so enjoy your episodes of Dharma and Greg since I know you love it so much. The traditional show to use to insult someone is either Will&Grace or Friends, but you wouldn't know anything about that since you don't consider it insulting to watch those shows.
Come on, keep trying. It's a disturbing reality that Circle fanboys have no imagination, no creative skill of any kind, and very little by way of intelligent thought. I mean, they bought the Circle because they like an online system where the proprietor forces developers to charge for online content even when they don't want to (Epic). They like a console that every person in the world has had at least one crap out, and which an entire website was dedicated to telling the stories of these brickings.
They love a console where online accounts were hacked, the proprietary company denied it, then came forward and admitted that it happened and that they are at fault for it.
Sounds like incredibly intelligent, reasonable, highly learned individuals with level heads and no signs of undeserved bias.[/sarcasm]
you sad naivePosted: Mar 27, 2007 12:00AM PST by Wii60_FTW
I don't watch TV, dumbass. Haven't watched it in maybe a year or more. I have DirecTV, but don't watch it. I can't stand TV. If I want to watch something, I download it.
So now you watch friends too? daaaamn. Seinfeld absolutely destroys that show. What a piece of shit.
I said I wasn't JB because you said JB and I were "close" or something. All I said was HUH? no I;m not JB. I assumed you were stating that we were the same person, dumbass. DEBUNKED.
Don't lie again.
Sure.Posted: Mar 28, 2007 12:00AM PST by Dragon_Knight22
THAAAAAT'S why you said it. Oh yeah, I believe you.[/sarcasm]
You're not JB, fine. I'm not F. Delpierre.Posted: Mar 29, 2007 12:00AM PST by forelli_boy
"That dumbass, Forelli_Child, felt the need to edit the Wiki with his Playstation lies and bias. No more shall casual internet surfers know the truth about Capcom and the shitload of nails in the BS3."
Wow. Apparently, you still think that bias in one direction = lies, even more powerful bias in the other direction = truth. I had a feeling you'd say I removed the "truth" though, but hey, that's what us CIA disinformation bloggers are good at, no? I seem to be doing a pretty damn good job at keeping it hidden, too.


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Havre High's Sundance Lodge races in the 2012 Havre Invite last fall. The Blue Pony cross country teams make their season debut today in Cut Bank.
A team or athletic program always learns a lot about itself after finally getting the opportunity to compete against other programs or athletes, and as the first-year head coach of the Havre High cross country teams, Darci Heninger will surely know a lot more after this weekend.
Heninger and the Central A Blue Ponies have already had a solid off-season, but there is no doubting their excitement to run against somebody else outside of practice. The Ponies will get that opportunity today in Cut Bank, running in the annual season-opening Cut Bank Time Trials.
As a new head coach, Heninger is still learning about her runners. The Ponies have a lot of talent on the roster this season, and the first weekend of competition will be used to set the boys and girls varsity lineups moving forward. Running for the girls will be Adrianne Miller, Alara Vogel, Brooke LaValley, Haley Ohm, Julie Mckinney, Lindsey Kugrna, McKenna Barkus, Meggie Zook, Morgan Mazurkiewicz, Tori Mazurkiewicz, Peyton Filius, Rachel Majeres, Talina Hernandez and Taryrn Winchell. Key returners include Ohm, Barkus, Tori and Morgan Mazurkiewicz and Majeres, while Filius is a much welcomed addition. And running for the boys will be Brandon Robertson, Elijah David, Brock Ross, Cameron Knapton, Dylan Stewart, Ethan Smith and Sundance Lodge.
"We are pretty excited to get a chance to run," Heninger said. "And we are pretty excited to see other runners from across the state that we need to keep our eyes on. It will be good to finally see where everybody else is at besides us.
"Our top seven runners on both teams will be varsity," Heninger added. "I told them that this race is nerve racking because it is the first race of the season, but they need to give it their all and not to hold back. They can't be scared to pass anybody, they just have to get out there and go hard so we know exactly where they are and what we need to work on."
So far, the Ponies have been hard at work, utilizing well-rounded practices to make sure everybody is ready for Cut Bank. And the focus today will be getting off to a good start, not wasting energy at the beginning of the race, and pacing themselves. Heninger also stressed the fact that the HHS runners need to have a strong last mile, as well as strong kick at the end of the race.
And there are no goals as far as finish times set for the time trials. Instead, the Ponies just need to get out and get week one in the books. Running against real competition instead of fellow teammates is crucial, and the Ponies should be prepared to turn in a competitive outing.
"We have been mixing up our workouts," Heninger said. "We have continued to do some long runs, as well as short runs, and hills. We are still doing a little bit of everything, but we are making sure everybody is in shape, that is the big thing heading into the weekend."
Today the Ponies will compete in Cut Bank at the Cut Bank Time Trials.
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- 4 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
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After the gods and the space adventurer comes the idiot. Besides American Gods, Playtone is also developing American Idiot, a screen version of the Broadway musical adapted from Green Day's eponymous concept album, for 2013 premiere.
Director Michael Mayer of the stage version will direct the movie, while Billie Joe Armstrong will reprise his Broadway role as St. Jimmy in the movie version. The adaptation is Playtone's second musical after the blockbuster hit, Mamma Mia!, which grossed over $600 million worldwide.
"Mamma Mia! proved that if the musical is right, obviously it can go into the stratosphere, as far as box office gross. We're always looking for musicals," said Goetzman, whose company also owns the films rights of Spring Awakening, which the partners are planning to produce in an independent way.
"If we can do that, it'd be a genre that's as respected as any produced by the studios. Maybe there will be three musicals a year, maybe five. I think that's important otherwise we'd just have this tentpole mentality where if it's not based on a comic book or cost $200 million, you're stacked in like pillars. We need all these genres to be respected and we need the studios not to be afraid of them," he said.
"Studios are afraid of adult movies for a couple of years now, but I felt at the end of last year with The King's Speech and so many films that did well, they might wake up the studios up with the fact that the adult drama can still be a viable picture to make. You can't just cut down the film business to horror films, tentpole action, and really stupid comedies. You've got to do other stuff. As we know, the film business is always in a state of flux anyway, so it's in their best interest to understand that whatever you think that's the greatest kind of movie to make, it will change," adds Goetzman.
Goetzman and Hanks are in Singapore for the closing night premiere of Larry Crowne at ScreenSingapore.
The comedy, which Hanks wrote along with Nia Vardalos and starred in with his Charlie Wilson's War co-star Julia Roberts, is the first feature film Hanks directed since 1996's That Thing You Do! The film is scheduled for release on July 1, which serves as counter-programming to the superhero blockbuster summer season from Independence Day weekend.
"I really feel like more people are going to the movies that don't necessarily want to see a superhero picture, and this gives them a great alternative to go to see two big movies star in a fun romantic comedy, rooted in real issues but still entertaining,' said Goetzman.
The issues are indeed real and they certainly seem bleak – Hanks' store staff character goes to college after he was made redundant; Roberts' character, who became Hanks' teacher in college, resorted to drinking, having to face crowds of ignorant and apathetic students – a premise that might seem too close to home in recession bound America.
"It's a line that Tom had to ride in writing it that it was a subject that is in America and in many parts of the world right now, but the best way to tell a story sometimes is with humor. There's so much humor and hope in it, and good feelings about it, he accomplished that in that it's a story that's rooted in reality, but still a very fun movie. Sometimes we just have to say, 'hey, you know what? You're gonna work it out. It's not going to go away tomorrow, but stay out there, and be hopeful, buy a scooter!"
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Today, March 21, marks the birthday of one of the greatest musical composers, Johann Sebastian (J.S.) Bach (1685-1750). His famous works are still taught today to music students across the globe, ensuring that Bach's music and style lives on.
Perhaps less known is Bach's musical family background and abundant progeny. Within seven generations, the Bach family produced no fewer than 120 musicians and, over two marriages, Bach fathered 20 children!
Born March 21, 1685, in the German town of Eisenach (Thuringia), he was the eighth child of German composer Johann Ambrosius Bach and Elisabeth Lämmerhirt. His musical legacy is attributed to his great-great-grandfather Veit Bach who, according to J.S. Bach's diary, played the lute. Generation after generation of musicians were born to the Bach family, and many served as royal court musicians. Continue reading "Johann Sebastian Bach: Happy birthday!" »


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The words big and large are often interchangeable, but not when it comes to describing bands. "Big band" implies jazz and swing. "Large band" doesn't.
That's why singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett calls his 13-piece backing group -- which is adept at jazz, but also plays country, rock, gospel and other forms of music -- his Large Band. And that's why he titled his August 2007 album with the band "It's Not Big It's Large."
The eccentric but eloquent Lovett will bring his upcoming Large Band tour to New Brunswick's State Theatre, Wednesday, and New York's Beacon Theatre, June 29.
Q. You're kicking off a Large Band tour on Tuesday. Do you need to have rehearsals with them for a tour, or have you played together so much at this point that you don't really have to?
A. We're actually going to come together the day before, and run over some things. But to be honest, the reason we don't do more is, with the size of the band, it's quite an effort to get everybody together, and we try to keep our costs down. And the guys are so good. We'll work up new things as we go.
Q. And, obviously, it's got a pretty stable lineup. These guys have been doing it for a long time.
A. Exactly. And we get together and play in different combinations, all year long, as well. It really isn't like starting over.
Q. Did you title the album "It's Not Big It's Large" just because you've had to say that phrase a lot, over the years?
A. It's just a joke. Of course, when someone would refer to the band as the big band, you'd never correct then. I would never say anything. But my worry was that people who weren't familiar with my music would think I was trying to pass myself off as a big band.
The name of the Large Band was a joke in the first place. It really was a play on the big-band thing, because some of those early arrangements, we did have horn parts, and because of the influence of our more jazz-oriented players, like Matt Rollings and Ray Herndon, some of those blues tunes had a bit of that quality, even though we were never trying to do legit big band. But somehow or other people started referring to it as a big band. So, it's just an attempt at humor.
Q. But even after you call the album that, the first song, "Tickle Toe," almost sounds like big-band jazz.
A. Well, right. But it's still a small horn section. I love playing that kind of stuff. So yeah, that was important to me. On the (1989) "... And His Large Band" album we started with the instrumental, "The Blues Walk," and so it had been that long since we had done something like that on record. And typically with the band, ever since we first started going out on the road as the Large Band, we would open the show with an instrumental, just about every time. That's a part of our live presentation. So I thought it would be OK, to do it again. This record, for me, was reaffirming that the Large Band was still intact. Previous records, we didn't have the horn section, it wasn't on it as much. So this was more of wanting to tip my hat to the guys in the band, and reaffirm that.
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Q. There were seven years between "The Road to Ensenada" (1996) and "My Baby Don't Tolerate" (2003), and four years between that and the new album. Do you think in the future you might get albums out a little quicker, or is that the pace we should expect?
A. I don't know. It just depends on how the songs come.
Really, the time between "My Baby Don't Tolerate" and "It's Not Big" seemed to fly by, to me. It felt very normally paced. The seven years between "Road To Ensenada" and "My Baby Don't Tolerate" was longer than it would have been had I not been doing all those other projects, in the meantime. I had always wanted to do the record that we called "Step Inside This House" (a 1998 collection of covers); I had always wanted to record those songs that I started performing before I was doing my own songs. So that's a record I always planned. And in my record deal, I was required to do a live record, and so we did that (1999's "Live In Texas"). Then we did the music for (Robert) Altman's film, "Dr. T and the Women." And then we did a postproduction assembly of songs that I had recorded for different films over the years (2003's "Smile: Songs From the Movies").
With the exception of that one ... the other recording projects, whether you write the songs or not, when you get in deep in a recording project -- and I'm always involved from beginning to end -- they're just as time-consuming as a record of original songs. It actually always seemed like we were in the studio, in those days -- on the road or in the studio. When you ask the question, it seems like it was a gap. But ever since I started ... my first record came out in '86, and, well, even before that ... there never has been a gap for me, personally.
Q. And of course, you do shows with Joe Ely and John Hiatt and Guy Clark too.
A. Exactly. Those are so much fun. You know, the first one of those we did was in 1989, for the old Marlboro Music Festival they used to have in New York. Bill Ivey from the Country Music Foundation put the four of us together. It was his idea. He selected us. He arranged us on stage, alphabetically, and we did a couple of shows ... the first performance, we did a couple of nights at the Bottom Line. It was just so much fun. And then we went on to do several more show, across the country -- it took about a year and a half to complete all those for Bill Ivey. And then we kept getting together occasionally. It's been really in the last four or five years that we started going out more consistently on our own, just because we enjoy it, and it gives us a chance to go into areas that I can't always go into with the Large Band. Really we do it just because, for me, I'm just always so inspired, just getting to hang out with those guys. I think you never getting over being a fan, and you never get over being in awe of your heroes.
Q. Do you think you might do a live album or DVD from one of those shows.
A. Funny you should mention it. Last year, we recorded three nights in Redwood City, Calif., at the Fox Theatre, which is a really nice 1,200- or 1,300-seat theater. A really nice size, and a nice-sounding room. We've been trying to get a deal, and we're hopeful that it will happen sometime next year.
Q. I know you've filmed a new movie called "The Open Road." Can you tell me a little about that, and when it might come out.
A. Golly, that would be something really good for me to know, when it might be coming out. I know they're editing now. But I don't know when it might be out.
I was just on the phone with Michael Meredith, the director, because I'm driving home from Austin. Charlie Sexton is doing all the music for the movie, and Charlie and I recorded a song last night. that's why I came over to Austin. It was really fun, too. We ended up playing a flamenco guitar that Guy Clark made. But "The Open Road" is a story about a father and son, and some of their issues they go through and resolve. It's a sweet father-son piece, and must be ... I didn't really quiz Michael on it, but it certainly comes from his heart. The main character in the movie is a famous retired baseball player. And of course Michael's dad, Don Meredith, is a famous retired football player.
And I had worked with Michael a few years before, on a film he did called "There Days of Rain." And I had a huge part. It was these three different stories, and the element that was in common with these three stories was all the characters listened to the same radio station. And I got to be the DJ. It was an all-voiceover part, except for a shot at the end. That was great fun, to be able to try on my cool DJ voice.
Q. I know Justin Timberlake is in the movie, too. Did you guys sit down and talk about music?
A. We really didn't. It was kind of a quick thing. I just told him that I was a fan. The scene that I did was with Justin, and it was great fun. Justin plays the son, and Jeff Bridges plays the father. And I got to work some with Jeff as well. We practiced the song that Charlie and I recorded last night.
Q. So you are a Justin Timberlake fan.
A. It's a little beyond me, that whole musical culture. But when I see him on television, and meeting him in person ... he's a very thoughtful young man, and obviously talented. I think he's a great singer, and he's a wonderful dancer.
All that is a little beyond me, that whole hip-hop/dance thing ... the first time I went to the American Music Awards was in 1989, and I got to present an award to MC Hammer, which was great fun. And I really got it, seeing that music live, I understood how important ... I always think of music as something you listen to, and that's an entirely different experience, and dance is such a big part of it. Presentation, and dance. It's such a different type of presentation than the singer-songwriter deal that I grew up in. But seeing it, and seeing how physical it was ... it made a ton of sense to me.
But Justin's cool. He's a gentleman. Really nice.
Q. There's a song on the album, "All Downhill," that expresses a rather pessimistic view of life. Is that your point of view or is that a character?
A. Once again, it's sort of a joke. But I think it speaks to that insecurity that we all can feel -- or maybe it's just me -- that feeling, especially when things are going well, you wait for the other shoe to drop. Actually, to me, what the song says is, just appreciate the moment. Because you never know. Appreciate what you've got, and the people that are in your life right now, and don't look too far ahead, necessarily.
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Thursday's Results At Maui Country Club
Low net-Janet Simpson 71 (net).
Ladies winner-Mia Hew 16 points.
Most Improved-Sue Duncan.
Low net-Frances Rocha 73, June Werner 73.
Triple X Golf Group
Saturday's Results At The Dunes at Maui Lani
Low net- Overall: Tim Myers 72. Front: Tim Myers 33, Back: Tim Myers 39.
Closest to the pin-No. 3: Monty Richmond. No. 6: Tom Myers. Nos. 8 and 17: Tim Myers.
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SENATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 1436
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Bruce E. Tarr
To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General
The undersigned legislators and/or citizens respectfully petition for the adoption of the accompanying bill:
An Act providing local property tax relief.
SENATE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 1436
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
In the Year Two Thousand Thirteen
An Act providing local property tax relief.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 29 of the General Laws, as appearing in the 2010 Official Edition, as amended by section 18 chapter 194 of the Acts of 2011, is hereby amended by inserting after section 2EEEE the following section:-
2FFFF. There shall be established and set up on the books of the commonwealth a separate fund to be known as the local property tax relief fund. The fund shall consist of monies transferred to it from section 4B of chapter 62, all other monies credited or transferred to it from any other fund or source and proceeds from the investment of such funds. Subject to appropriation, the fund shall be distributed exclusively to cities and towns who shall distribute the funds exclusively to class 1, residential real property owners; provided, however, that such an exemption shall be applied only to the principal residence of a taxpayer as used by the taxpayer for income tax purposes. Monies in the fund shall not be subject to section 5C.
SECTION 2. Chapter 62 of the General Laws, as appearing in the 2010 Official Edition, is hereby amended by inserting after section 4 the following new section:-
SECTION 4B. Local Property Tax Relief
Section 1. Notwithstanding any general or special law to the contrary, the commissioner shall within 30 days of December 15, 2014, and within 30 days of December 15 in each subsequent year, prepare a report on the inflation-adjusted change in baseline tax revenues, and shall submit the report to the secretary of administration, the chairs and ranking members of the house and senate committees on ways and means and the chairs and ranking members of the joint committee on taxation.
Section 2. If the inflation-adjusted change in baseline tax revenues is greater than 0, not less than 10 per cent of such revenue shall be transferred to the local property tax relief fund , established by section 2FFFF of chapter 29.
Section 3. The supreme judicial court or superior court may, upon the petition of not less than 24 taxpayers of the commonwealth, not more of 6 of whom shall be from any one county, enforce the provisions of this section. If successful, said taxpayers shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys' fees and other reasonable costs incurred in maintaining such action.


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[QUOTE=Cryptocode;1123608][B]pklopp[/B], very good. Thanks[/QUOTE]
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To the extent that your diet starts to approximate our thought experiment, you should expect to come closer and closer to the posited outcomes. How would you do this? Frequent meals consisting of relatively high levels of carbohydrate. Note, that it is not the absolute CHO level that is relevant here, but rather the persistent insulin elevation. This implies that eating at the same absolute CHO intake, but taking all your carbs at one sitting is a better strategy, because you only elevate insulin in a transient rather than persistent fashion.
Most people do not make this distinction and instead you get the somewhat simplistic "carbohydrates drive insulin drives body fat" argument.
It's not the outright lies that get you, it's the partial truth that does the most damage.
How relevant is this thought experiment to reality, or the original question? In your average normoinsulinemic person (like me, or other carbophiles on this forum), about how much glucose do you think it would require to achieve that kind of constant insulin level? I'm guessing more than anyone ever eats. Either way, your thought experiment only addresses insulin's effect on relative fat mass by its inhibition of lipolysis, not the potential for carbohydrates to add to fat mass, which in the context of a normal diet (especially a paleo diet) is very small.
[QUOTE=Timthetaco;1124070]How relevant is this thought experiment to reality, or the original question? In your average normoinsulinemic person (like me, or other carbophiles on this forum), about how much glucose do you think it would require to achieve that kind of constant insulin level? I'm guessing more than anyone ever eats. Either way, your thought experiment only addresses insulin's effect on relative fat mass by its inhibition of lipolysis, not the potential for carbohydrates to add to fat mass, which in the context of a normal diet (especially a paleo diet) is very small.[/QUOTE]
Of course it is somewhat impolite to do so, but let me answer your rhetorical question with one of my own : what is the dose response curve of NEFA suppression to insulin? Or in other words, how much do you have to raise insulin to achieve significant suppression of NEFA levels? In the original thought experiment, I mentioned 500 pmol/l as most certainly achieving maximal suppression. But at what insulin concentration would we achieve 50% of the effect? It turns out that the level required to do that is ... wait for it ... about 120 pmol/l, or not much over baseline.
As you astutely observed, my experiment precisely and very much intentionally addresses insulin's effect on relative fat mass by its inhibition of lipolysis, and only incidentally the effect of carbohydrates. Why is that? Because as you may have taken away from my point above about the dose response curve of NEFA suppression, it doesn't really take carbohydrates to significantly suppress NEFA levels, it merely takes eating. So, carbophobe or not, paleo or not, if you buy into the eat many small meals throughout the day approach, then you are effectively running around throughout the day suppressing NEFA levels because you keep flirting with that 120 pmol/l threshold pretty much constantly. Of course, if you are ambitious and want to achieve higher NEFA suppression such as was posited in the original experiment, just throw in foods that we know spike insulin ... or, as I said "frequent meals with relatively high carbohydrate content."
You are, of course, correct. I did leave something unsaid in my original post to tie it back to reality, as you understand it : "if you want to achieve on the order of 50% of the results of our thought experiment, just eat frequent small meals." In my defense, I did point out that meal frequency is probably the more relevant aspect when I alluded to the fact that it wasn't the carbohydrates per se that suppress NEFA, and that it is probably advisable to eat all of one's CHO in one meal.
Fair enough. Thanks for the response.
Pklopp - Glad to see you back. I'd like to bounce something off of you and see what you think.
The 'Potato Diet' is still getting lots of attention and most who try it lose weight rapidly. You tried it, but with added protein, and had poor results.
I have tried many experiments around the potato diet the past 6 months, and find it only seems to work when one consumes soley potatoes. I have exhaustively tracked my blood glucose in an attempt to figure out what is going on and I think your explanation a few posts back hits on the efficacy of the potato diet.
For instance, if I eat nothing all morning, then 1 pound of potato around noon and track my blood glucose, I see this in 30 minute intervals: 97 (just prior to eating), 145, 180, 120, 90, 85, 85 (3 hr point). In all cases, my blood glucose after 3 hours and beyond is about 10 points lower than my fasting blood glucose.
On the second meal of one pound of potato, I see this: 85 (prior to eating), 120, 140, 130, 100, 80, 85 (3 hr point).
In all cases, my second meal shows a much lessened blood glucose spike.
If I eat like this for 2 or more days in a row, I see a morning FBG in the high 90's and will register 'in ketosis' with urine strips. I can tell there is a change going on by the second day in that I get the metallic breath and urinate more frequently. I also lose about 1 pound a day, which seems to be almost all fat and no muscle.
If I eat fat or protein, even in seemingly trivial amounts, none of this happens. Blood glucose levels are blunted and I return to FBG levels, or higher, rather than lower. I'm thinking this has something to do with the high glycemic index of the potato starch which is causing an over-correction from the insulin and leading to the burning of fat in fast order.
If I try eating at a similar calorie level on chicken or vegetables, nothing like this happens. There are about 800kcal in 2lbs of potato. A diet of 800kcal of chicken per day for 2 days will result in a bit of weightloss, but it is quickly rebounded in a day or two, similar to fasting for 48 hours. The weightloss that comes from a low-cal protein 'fast' seems to be all water weight, while from a 'potato-fast' it seems to be mostly fat.
Ok this is why I believe low carb diets work better than any to reduce your body fat percentage.
It comes down to the [B]human brain[/B]
Yes it is true that only a calorific deficit reduces fat (doesn't matter which macro's) and it is true that insulin has little effect on fat loss.
What I believe it boils down to is our brains exclusively using glucose as its fuel source. As we are animals our bodies tend to "go with the path of least resistance", over the years of SAD eating, our brains find it easier to signal for another hit of glucose (carbs) from the fridge or cupboard or drive-through, than to do any "metabolic magic" and convert glucose from another source.
This leads to us eating carbs, not for nutriment or not for our bodies perceived energy requirements (yes i believe we have the inherent ability to control the amount of calories we eat) but for a quick top-up of brain fuel. The brain forcing us to constantly eat leads to a calorie surplus (fat gain), apply this to many humans and you got an obesity epidemic.
This is why every body gets the carb flu when they first convert from a SAD diet to low carb diet; our brains are significantly bad at converting glucose from other sources at that stage and needs a few weeks to "re-learn" how to do it. Once we have a good system going and our brain doesn't "freak out" at the first sign of blood glucose dropping I think good carbs can be reintroduced with little detrimental effect, probably even out of a "low carb" eating range.
[I]So there we have it, all the people flying the flag for carbs (tim, derp, zach etc) on this forum can be smug in their knowledge that they aren't wrong and it is truly a calorie excess that causes fat gain. To all the keto hounds and low carb defenders you are also right in that carbs (indirectly through the inherent laziness of our brains) has caused the great obesity epidemic.
Or you could just be wrong. ;)
[QUOTE=Zach;1123469]People are fat because they are lazy and eat too much of the wrong food, not from following health authories advice. The government still advocates whole foods and exercise, not mcdonalds and sitting on the couch.
Quit blaming others, take responsibility.[/QUOTE]
This is not the case with all people who are fat/overweight. I know lots of active people who follow CW that are over weight. I was one of them.
I have lost weight by reducing my sugar and grain intake, and processed food. I still eat Fruit, and dairy & Honey, so I still eat sugar. 30lb less of me and no one on this earth will convince me other wise that following the Paleo way of life is nothing but a good thing for me.
Anyone on here who thinks carbs in the form of white sugar or the crap they put in fizzy drinks, buns & cake is OK then you must be a Troll, right or wrong your just looking to wind people up.
Any new people to this forum, READ THE BOOK, and stick to the quite simple way of doing things. The forum is full of "experts" who can often confuse things considerably.
[QUOTE=otzi;1124564] The weightloss that comes from a low-cal protein 'fast' seems to be all water weight, while from a 'potato-fast' it seems to be mostly fat.
So what should the body burn for energy then on a low-cal protein fast? If the deficit as an example is 1000 kcal/day on eating chicken breast, from where comes the energy, it must come from somewhere???
[QUOTE=Philmont Scott;1121793]I know that this is a straw man argument. It papers all "low carb" by attempting to shoot down "no carb".
I need a polite and convincing response to this. Help?[/QUOTE]
What you quoted is absolute 100% concrete fact. Any rebuttal would be an outright lie.
[QUOTE=primalrob;1121808]most of that is ok. it might get the insulin resistance thing a little bit wrong, but the big problem is that it oversimplifies things. really, the best response is to tell this person to read Good Calories, Bad Calories. a high carbohydrate diet in the form of sugar will certainly lead to fat storage. playing around with safe starches, however, should be fine depending on a person's activity level.
my preferred response would be to ask that this person/organization report the same myth and facts about fat.[/QUOTE]
I strongly disagree. If you look at the diet of most ripped bodybuilders, you'll see it's loaded with starch and sugar with minimal fat. From my experience, it's much easier to convert carbohydrate into lean mass than dietary fat. Good Calories, Bad Calories is purposefully misleading and not factual, it's a study in epidemiology, and the same stuff the paleosphere tears down every day with CW studies. It is no better. The only thing that should be taken from Good Calories, Bad Calories is that a diet full of whole foods and free of processed foods likely yields a better body composition and superior health. That's a no brainer.
A high carbohydrate diet high in sugar paired with heavy lifts and sprints is optimal for that lean, athletic build. A diet rich in fat will have you falling on your butt, floundering around with a lack of energy and probably a poor body composition due to an energy source that can't keep up with your activity level.
Sugar is not directly stored as fat. It needs to be converted through a relatively inefficient process. If you're sitting on your butt at work drinking soda, you'll probably get fat. But if you're sitting on your butt at work drinking a bulletproof coffee, the same thing is probably going to happen. Dietary fat is more efficiently stored as body fat than sugar. If you overconsume, you'll gain fat. Period.


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Took about 2 mins.
Flunk, your a noob yourself so don't start telling people to leave.
If you want to stay here I suggest getting your head out of your ass and acting a little more grown up.
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Hey All,
My name is Peter. I've been doing Paleo off and on for like 11 years now, um before it was cool.
I run a non-profit called "Rewild Portland" and we teach earth-based arts, traditions, and technologies. Diet is definitely a huge part of what we do to "rewild" ourselves.
I'm a huge fan of Marks and have been reading his blog regularly for a couple years now. Looking forward to engaging here a bit more.


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