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Off week presents a workout dilemma for Packers
Players must decide how hard to push themselves when not playing
Green Bay - It's one thing to stay in shape over a regular-season bye.
It's quite another to take a week of rest right before the playoffs.
The Green Bay Packers have proven they know how to handle their idle time. The extra week before they went to Dallas for the Super Bowl last season did nothing to slow their momentum. The lockout didn't kill their winning streak from the end of the 2010 season. And they've got a 9-3 record under coach Mike McCarthy in the two weeks immediately following regular-season byes.
But it has been since January 2008 that the Packers have had a playoff bye. And isn't that a different challenge, to keep the momentum rolling through the end of the regular season and then go in to a bye? The Packers want to keep themselves football ready while getting much-needed rest.
"As a mature football team, everyone here is a professional," said center Scott Wells. "Even if you have some time off, you make sure you're game ready."
And that's the plan. The Packers will be looking at some time off here. Regardless of whether or not starters get a break Sunday against Detroit, they'll all have a first-round playoff bye. They expect they will practice some - as they did in 2008 - and then get some time off.
What they do then is largely up to them.
"I'm one of those that when I get a day off, I'm taking a day off," said receiver Jordy Nelson.
During a regular work week, every Packer is required to do a weight lifting workout twice a week. Mondays are mandatory - and it is a full body lift, upper and lower. That's right, Monday, the day after they've taken all that pounding the game day before.
"I've always wondered why we do that," said Nelson.
"Well, it helps the recovery process," said center Scott Wells. "That's the science behind it. Obviously in the off-season, the lift is more strenuous because you're trying to build muscle. During season you're trying to maintain muscle."
The Packers accept that by lifting on Monday they're actually helping their bodies recover faster by keeping their joints and muscles loose.
"We never did that in college. We always had that next day off," said Nelson. "There was no way I was lifting weights after a game, you must be crazy. But here . . . you get used to it and realize you feel better later in the week."
The other mandatory lift is usually Wednesday or Thursday. Many players, like Wells, do a third voluntary lift on Friday for the upper body and core.
"A lot of guys take advantage of all three," said Wells. "Some guys just do the two because they feel they get enough work on the field."
That's certainly true for their cardiovascular workouts. Unless they're backups such as quarterback Matt Flynn or role players such as punter Tim Masthay, most players don't even worry about treadmills, ellipticals and stationary bikes.
"All the cardio is on the field. That's built in to our practice; we never take plays off," said receiver James Jones. "Even in training camp, you don't see us running gassers and all that stuff because our conditioning is built into our practices - we're fast tempo. And it's work."
If a Packer feels he didn't get enough sweat and burn out of the practice, he might then get a little extra in on a machine.
"A lot of guys, if they're healthy, if they're feeling good, they will get in their cardio in addition to practice, too," said fullback John Kuhn.
But those are regular season workweeks. In the event that McCarthy gives the team a few days off from practice in that first week of January - since they won't play until Jan. 14 or more likely Jan. 15 for the NFC Divisional playoff round - the players will have to find ways to maintain their fitness levels and also get their rest.
That's when Wells does the pyramid on the elliptical machine for about 30 minutes, remembering something he learned in high school that the body regresses ever so slightly if it goes more than 36 hours without cardio work.
"You call it 'active recovery.' You're doing something, but it's not too strenuous," said Wells. "You want to be able to get up and move around, a light run or something. You don't want to be sitting around and letting all that lactic acid building around in your joints. Then you get stiff.
"But you also want to rest. That's the whole key. That's the point of the bye, to get your body back."
These methods of preparation for bye weeks are serious from the Packers' standpoint and sensitive enough that the team denied an interview request to talk to strength and conditioning coach Mark Lovat about the subject. He customizes their workout routines.
"Everybody has their own set of guidelines," said Kuhn. "If they're nicked up more, they might rest a little more. If they're feeling good, they'll probably push it so they're ready to go cardiovascularly. It's player specific."
Otherwise, putting up the feet to rest is a perfect time to study more film.
"Pound up on the film," said Jones.
But Jones shared a privately held viewpoint of many of the players: Given the choice to rest or play, he'd prefer to keep playing. A bye week can feel like a speed bump.
"You can train all you want on your own, but you can't get in football shape until you play football," said Jones. "People not playing and playing half speed, I don't think that helps us as a team. Last year going into the playoffs, we all played and that's how we were able to get rolling and get on the same page."
Some players said there is the temptation to work like crazy with an off week. It's hard to sit idle while other teams are winning thrillers in the wild-card round. But they have to guard against that. There's a lot of football left between now and Feb. 5.
"This is the end of a marathon," said tight end D.J. Williams. "We're hitting that last lap. If you're not in shape you're not going to get in shape."
"I feel like, this late in the season, more rest is better," said Kuhn. "For me, a good middle ground is working out every day, eating right and getting enough sleep."
That is another point, and it's not very scientific.
"Watch what you eat," said Nelson. "You can't be sitting at home, chowing down on a bunch of junk. We're usually pretty good, but if we get too many desserts at home, I can't eat three cookies a day for two weeks straight. I bring them in here to the trainers. It keeps me from eating it. What? You don't think they'd eat it? Are you kidding me?"


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To ring up the curtain on its 50th-anniversary celebration, Balanchine-centric Pennsylvania Ballet will mount its first complete performance of a major gem in the master's crown: George Balanchine's Jewels.
Later in the 2013-14 season, it will premiere new works by important contemporary choreographers Trey McIntyre and Matthew Neenan.
In a nod to its own artistic lineage, the company will bring in pieces old (Balanchine's Serenade) and new, by former artistic directors Christopher d'Amboise and Robert (Ricky) Weiss.
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Editor's note: Since 1973, Voterama in Congress has been a service of record that provides a breakdown of U.S. House and Senate votes so constituents can learn where their legislators stand on major issues.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — After a long reign as Capitol Hill's most voted-on and divisive issue, the Affordable Care Act – also known as Obamacare – is set to play a similarly outsized role in this year's congressional campaigns. The legislative signature of President Barack Obama's administration could tip the outcome of close races and change the balance of power in Washington, D.C., as constituents reward or punish incumbents for their voting records on the law.
As long as the new health law enacted without GOP support remains unpopular in opinion polls, Republicans will attempt to hang it around the necks of their Democratic opponents. The administration's fumbles as the law was implemented handed the GOP an issue to take the political spotlight away from the partial government shutdown Republicans triggered in the fall in their zeal to block the law from taking effect.
The GOP-led House conducted 29 votes on the health law last year, more than on defense, homeland security, foreign affairs or any other subject. About half of the House votes were on direct attacks on the law, while others dealt with procedural squabbles. But each Republican bill the House passed died quickly in the Democratic-controlled Senate. The Senate voted only once on the health care law last year.
Congress also voted on increasing the federal minimum wage; ending the government shutdown; advancing the Keystone XL pipeline; extending unemployment benefits; curbing National Security Agency surveillance; expanding background checks of gun buyers; further restricting abortions; passing a five-year farm bill; retaining the Guantanamo Bay military prison; passing the Dream Act allowing some children who entered the country illegally to remain in the U.S.; tightening border security; overhauling immigration laws; protecting women against violence; restricting Senate filibusters; cutting food stamps spending; passing a regular budget and confirming the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's first director.
Here is how legislators representing Aiken County came down on five key issues in 2013:
Health care law repeal
The House voted 229-195 to repeal the Affordable Care Act. This was the third House vote to repeal the law following its enactment in March 2010. A yes vote was to send the bill to the Senate, where it was shelved.
• Congressman Joe Wilson, R-S.C. – Yea
The Senate defeated, 45-52, a GOP bid to repeal the Affordable Care Act until U.S. economic growth returns to the range of 3 to 5 percent. A yes vote was to kill the health law despite Democrats' arguments that voters affirmed it by re-electing Obama.
• Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. – Yea
• Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. – Yea
Minimum wage increase
Voting 184-233, the House defeated a bid by Democrats to increase the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $10.10 per hour as part of a GOP workplace bill (HR 803). A yes vote was to raise the minimum wage for the first time since 2009.
• Congressman Joe Wilson, R-S.C. – Nay
Food stamp cuts
The House voted 217-210 to cut spending on food stamps by $4 billion annually over 10 years, to about $75 billion annually. A yes vote was to pass a GOP bill (HR 3102) that would disqualify an estimated 4 million recipients by allowing states to toughen work requirements and impose drug testing.
• Congressman Joe Wilson , R-S.C. – Yea
The Senate refused, 40-58, to trim $30 billion from the $800 billion, 10-year budget in a five-year farm bill (S 954) for food stamps, known formally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The program already was cut by $4 billion in the bill. A yes vote was to further cut food stamps.
• Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. – Yea
• Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. – Yea
End the government shutdown
The House passed, 285-144, a bill to fund the entire government through Jan. 15, 2014, and authorize the Treasury borrowing through Feb. 7, 2014, to pay U.S. debts, among other provisions. A yes vote was to send HR 2775 to Obama, who immediately signed it into law.
• Congressman Joe Wilson, R-S.C. – Nay
The Senate passed, 81-18, a bill (HR 2775) to end the partial government shutdown that began Oct. 1. A yes vote was to send the House a bill to provide stopgap funding for all agencies through Jan. 15, 2014, suspend the U.S. debt limit through Feb. 7, 2014, and require House-Senate negotiators to produce a long-term budget plan within three months.
• Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C. – Nay
• Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C. – Nay
Two-year budget deal
The House passed, 332-94, a two-year budget deal to slightly increase discretionary spending, ease the impact of the blind cuts known as sequestration, raise a variety of taxes and fees by $7 billion over 10 years and slow growth in deficit spending. A yes vote was to pass HJ Res 59.
• Congressman Joe Wilson, R-S.C. – Yea
The Senate passed, 64-36, a two-year budget deal to increase discretionary spending, raise certain fees and taxes, ease the impact of the blind cuts known as sequestration and slow growth in deficit spending. A yes vote was to send HJ Res 59 to Obama.
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Ovarian carcinoma is the most deadly gynecologic cancer, causing almost 15,000 deaths annually in the U.S. Accordingly, new treatment modalities are urgently needed for both primary and recurrent disease. A major current goal in oncology is to increasingly personalize therapy by tailoring treatment choices to the specific genetic alterations in a given cancer. PARP inhibitors are relatively new therapeutic agents that demonstrate substantial promise in early phase clinical trials, particularly in hereditary ovarian carcinoma that occurs in women with inherited BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations. PARP inhibitors are also likely to be effective in a subset of nonhereditary (sporadic) ovarian carcinomas, but which subset of cancers will respond is not certain. Because the addition of biologic therapies like PARP inhibitors to standard chemotherapy has the potential to not only improve outcomes, but also increase cost and toxicity, it is important to develop tests or biomarkers that help identify women most likely to benefit from the therapy. We propose to apply modern molecular technologies to develop a novel assay of "genomic scarring" in the cancer that may predict which patients will achieve the best response from PARP inhibitors. First, we will use existing cancers banked at our institution to develop and refine the assay of genomic scarring. Second, we will test how well this new assay works in a prospective clinical trial of the PARP inhibitor rucaparib in women with recurrent sporadic ovarian carcinoma. In another set of experiments, we will test a series of rare inherited genetic changes and determine for each one whether it led to the development of ovarian cancer and whether it may be associated with response to a PARP inhibitor. Together, these experiments are designed to lead to a clinically useful test that can identify the subset of women with ovarian carcinoma most likely to benefit from PARP inhibitor treatment. Such a predictive test will facilitate the rational and cost effective application of PARP inhibitors in the therapy of inherited and sporadic ovarian carcinomas, bringing us a step closer to personalized therapy for ovarian cancer. It is likely that biomarkers developed from this trial would also be applicable other cancer types.
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Nottinghamshire's LV= County Championship title ambitions receded further on another weather-ravaged day against Lancashire at Old Trafford.
Their disappointment at being limited to one over's play yesterday was compounded by the loss of a further 69 today.
While heavy overnight rain and a torrential downpour this morning were the reasons behind play not starting until 4pm, the setting sun caused a delay of more than 20 minutes late on.
It was a bizarre - not to mention hugely ironic - late twist on a day that saw Somerset, who have been blessed with significantly better weather in Durham, usurp Notts at the top of the table.
Notts progressed to 89 for two in the 27 overs possible today here, but the strides made by title rivals Somerset and Yorkshire will be of equal concern to Notts as the lack of time they have spent on the pitch here.
Somerset reached 226 for four after bowling Durham out for 286 at the Emirates Durham ICG - their haul of four bonus points takes them two clear of Notts at the summit - while Yorkshire, who began the game seven points adrift of top spot, have collected four against Kent at Headingley Carnegie.
Notts made healthy initial progress when they eventually resumed after tea on eight without loss, Alex Hales and Paul Franks, who made 36 and 40 respectively, extending their fluent opening alliance to 75 in 15 overs.
Both batted with an urgency which reflected Notts' desire to make up for lost time, prospering against the new ball on a pitch that showed few signs of being under cover for the best part of two days.
Sajid Mahmood was taken for 15 in an over and Kyle Hogg's opening spell proved equally fruitless as Hales and Franks made use of the plentiful gaps in the field.
However, Gary Keedy's introduction into the attack checked Notts' momentum, the left-arm spinner drying up the runs before locating Hales' edge as he pushed forward at one that spun and bounced appreciably.
The amount of turn extracted by Keedy cannot have done much for Notts' mood, for they have no specialist spinner in their side.
Left-hander Franks followed three overs later, undone by the angle and caught behind via a faint outside edge as he played back to Tom Smith.
Mark Wagh and Adam Voges were sufficiently inconvenienced by the glare of the sun off the roof of the Stretford End media centre to leave the field shortly after 5.30pm. although it will be of little consolation to Notts that this is the last first-class game being played here before the square is turned 90 degrees to avoid such problems.
The third-wicket pair continued to bat with watchfulness in the 3.4 overs permitted after the resumption, by which time survival was the primary objective.
With Yorkshire's game looking set to end in a positive result, and Somerset in a position to push for victory over Durham, the likelihood of Notts needing to engineer a result to maintain their title hopes is increasing all the time.
Whether Lancashire, whose title dream ended last week, are willing to co-operate is another matter.


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- Do you agree with this Best RPG Ever list?
Stock of FF XII....... no: something is very wrong here
No Parasite Eves...?
Dark Souls is OK on the list also Persona 4....
The lack and the stock of FFs 8 and 12 make it a fail list to me :/
God Hand (Hard) <---> Dark Souls
Nope cuz everyone think their list is good.
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Rydiafan013 posted...
there is no factual way to determine the " best rpg " list unless u go by sales ... so it is based on opinion ... i sure got my favorites ... but im not gonna dismiss lets say the games it the Elder Scrolls series because i don't enjoy them ... i know what that series did for this generation of gaming ... or just because im heavy into JRPG's im not gonna dismiss WRPG's
That's not entirely the issue here. It's not that favorite games aren't getting called the best. I can live with Chrono Trigger, Baldur's Gate, Planescape: Torment and plenty of others not getting called the best. If I wanted somebody to stroke my ego, I'd ask a family member, a close friend, my girlfriend or anybody else close in my life. It's when really bad games get put in the spotlight instead that people suddenly blow a gasket. We recognize an obvious falsehood or act of disrespect and we tend to vocalize it in some manner.
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NONE of the Tales games made it onto the list?
Should have Panzer Dragoon Saga on there somewhere.
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KotOR is 14?.... and the original Golden Sun is no where to be seen.
So yeah I don't agree with it.
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I love how everyone barged in and created their own lists. Haha.
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Xenoblade instead of Xenogears or Xenosaga? Obviously made by people who dont know much about RPG's. Missed some games that made quite an impact to the genre during the time it was released, like Breath of Fire, Dragon Quest, Shining Force, Phantasy Star (Originals and online) Soul Blazer saga, etc.
My three major game trauma: Shenmue, Xenogears and Xenosaga
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nintendogamer13 4 years ago#79
I think its a pretty good list, even though i haven't played most of them.
SchaerMann 4 years ago#80
ValedictorianXD posted...
Rydiafan013 posted...there is no factual way to determine the " best rpg " list unless u go by sales ... so it is based on opinion ... i sure got my favorites ... but im not gonna dismiss lets say the games it the Elder Scrolls series because i don't enjoy them ... i know what that series did for this generation of gaming ... or just because im heavy into JRPG's im not gonna dismiss WRPG's
This. So thoroughly this. A number of those games on the list are not even in the top 100 best RPGs ever. The Souls games are there, and while they aren't bad games, what they are is a very technologically-advanced and modern(ish) variant of the Roguelike. I played part of Souls, and with the exception of the tech and some minor story/mechanics variants, it felt precisely like playing a modern-era Rogue.
There are games that are omitted entirely from the list aside from that which really should be there, because not only were they fantastic games in their own right (which have stood the test of time very well and which I highly recommend playing if you can tolerate incredibly basic graphics), they were the foundation and first few levels in the tower that is modern RPGs, and ignoring them is an insult to anyone who likes RPGs on several different levels.
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Some Things I've Learned So Far
DWR Sonno — our old one, the Hastens Excelsior — September's test mattress, and also recently a Sealy Posturpedic). I've begun to collect information as to how this whole mattress and bed world works. Today I wanted to share with you our new bedroom out in the country and some things I've learned so far from this project. 1. Reassembling Our Min Bed — Platforms Need Softer Mattresses
- Above you can see my reassembly this past Saturday of our Min Bed from the city. We had to move it out to make way for the Hastens, and it's going to be interesting moving beds in and out every month. At least this one will now stay here. I love the Min frame. It's a simple, well made design that's easy to assemble and creates a nice profile close to the floor. You can put stuff under it, but it's still low.
The mattress I put on top of it was an old Sealy Posturpedic, which was always my go-to mattress since I graduated from futons in college. The Posturpedic is not expensive and has always been — for me — a good standard American mattress. That said, as I've gotten older, I find it a bit unforgiving and it really, really needs a mattress topper to soften it up.
In addition, I'd say that putting it on a platform is not a great idea. Platforms are really solid and provide very little give to a mattress. While I'm not a big box spring fan, I think this mattress needs one, as I woke up with a sore back again after Saturday night.
- According to many of the mattress manufacturers I've spoken with, we — Americans — generally ask for firmer beds. I guess it's the deep Puritan stock in the American culture. I've always done it, so I don't doubt that it's true, but I've recently learned that Firm is not good for everyone and that there's a real case for Softer for some people.
- This is what I've heard from folks in the industry. The amount that you sink into a bed — i.e. your weight — is the real determinate for whether you should sleep on a softer or a firmer mattress. Since heavier people will sink into a mattress more easily, a firmer mattress is better for their sleeping position. The opposite is true for lighter folks. When you think of the often large weight differential between your typical man and woman, there is a real case to be made — if you follow this logic — for a different firmness on either side!
- After working on sourcing a dozen good mattresses for this year, it's surprising how few of them DON'T contain some type of foam, so I did a little digging to find out more about foam. Right now, the only bed that has no foam in it on my agenda is The Hastens. Everybody seems to be using foam these days.
- Natural foam is called "natural latex" and comes from rubber trees. It is expensive, challenging to work with, and firmer than the man-made version, which is called "memory foam." Memory Foam is made of "polyurethane with additional chemicals increasing its viscosity and density.... Memory foam was developed in 1966 under a contract by NASA's Ames Research Center to improve the safety of aircraft cushions." (– quote via Wikipedia.) Memory foam is the lovely soft one that you sink into and which was first branded by Tempur-Pedic.
Latex you tend to sleep "on." Memory foam you tend to sleep "in." Due to the qualities of both, they are often mixed into a hybrid foam that combines their strengths. From what I understand, even though natural latex could be considered a "green" product, it is not currently recyclable in any way, so that both foams are really cradle to grave products — i.e. they create bad waste at the ends of their lives. >> Latex on Wikipedia >> Memory Foam on Wikipedia


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Posted on 06/28/2011 6:05:07 PM PDT by glock rocks
The Fourth of July may be just a holiday for fireworks to some people. But it was a momentous day for the history of this country and the history of the world.Courtesy Patriot Post, Copyright 2011, Creators.com
Not only did July 4, 1776 mark American independence from England, it marked a radically different kind of government from the governments that prevailed around the world at the time -- and the kinds of governments that had prevailed for thousands of years before.
The American Revolution was not simply a rebellion against the King of England, it was a rebellion against being ruled by kings in general. That is why the opening salvo of the American Revolution was called "the shot heard round the world."
Autocratic rulers and their subjects heard that shot -- and things that had not been questioned for millennia were now open to challenge. As the generations went by, more and more autocratic governments around the world proved unable to meet that challenge.
Some clever people today ask whether the United States has really been "exceptional." You couldn't be more exceptional in the 18th century than to create your fundamental document -- the Constitution of the United States -- by opening with the momentous words, "We the people..."
Those three words were a slap in the face to those who thought themselves entitled to rule, and who regarded the people as if they were simply human livestock, destined to be herded and shepherded by their betters. Indeed, to this very day, elites who think that way -- and that includes many among the intelligentsia, as well as political messiahs -- find the Constitution of the United States a real pain because it stands in the way of their imposing their will and their presumptions on the rest of us.
More than a hundred years ago, so-called "Progressives" began a campaign to undermine the Constitution's strict limitations on government, which stood in the way of self-anointed political crusaders imposing their grand schemes on all the rest of us. That effort to discredit the Constitution continues to this day, and the arguments haven't really changed much in a hundred years.
The cover story in the July 4th issue of Time magazine is a classic example of this arrogance. It asks of the Constitution: "Does it still matter?"
A long and rambling essay by Time magazine's managing editor, Richard Stengel, manages to create a toxic blend of the irrelevant and the erroneous.
The irrelevant comes first, pointing out in big letters that those who wrote the Constitution "did not know about" all sorts of things in the world today, including airplanes, television, computers and DNA.
This may seem like a clever new gambit but, like many clever new gambits, it is a rehash of arguments made long ago. Back in 1908, Woodrow Wilson said, "When the Constitution was framed there were no railways, there was no telegraph, there was no telephone."
In Mr. Stengel's rehash of this argument, he declares: "People on the right and left constantly ask what the framers would say about some event that is happening today."
Maybe that kind of talk goes on where he hangs out. But most people have enough common sense to know that a constitution does not exist to micro-manage particular "events" or express opinions about the passing scene.
A constitution exists to create a framework for government -- and the Constitution of the United States tries to keep the government inside that framework.
From the irrelevant to the erroneous is a short step for Mr. Stengel. He says, "If the Constitution was intended to limit the federal government, it certainly doesn't say so."
Apparently Mr. Stengel has not read the Tenth Amendment: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people."
Perhaps Richard Stengel should follow the advice of another Stengel -- Casey Stengel, who said on a number of occasions, "You could look it up."
Does the Constitution matter? If it doesn't, then your Freedom doesn't matter.
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Track Specs:
Track/Race Length: 2.5 mile oval, 160 laps, 400 miles
Tri-oval with 31-degree banking in the turns
18-degree banking in the tri-oval and 6-degree banking on the straightaways
Date track opened: 1959
Banking in turns 1-4: 31 degrees
Banking in tri-oval: 18 degrees
Banking on backstretch: 3 degrees
Banking on the straightaway: 6 degrees
Length of frontstretch: 3,800 feet
Length of backstretch: 3,400 feet
Grandstand Seating: 168,000.
Pit Road Speed: 55mph
Pit Road Length: 1,600 feet
Pit Road Width: 50 feet
Good a super speedway about time
Info courtesy Jayski's
Oh yah... and on a Saturday night on a holiday weekend!
Nationwide Series:
Subway Jalapeno 250 from Daytona International Speedway Friday, July 1, 2011 on ESPN at 7pm et
Camping World Truck Series:
No truck race this weekend... they'll be back on the 7th.
Weekend TV/radio race coverage and calendar for all series, all events
While I appreciate your #2 ping I am disappointed that you didn't phone, email or knock on my door and alert me to your humble activities...
Actually, I was just going to walk in and find the cookies, but the key you gave me didn't fit in the door. Where'd you put Aircow?
Subway Jalapeno 250 ??? Shirley, you jest...
What's next, The Rubber Duckie 500?
For what it's worth, Gordon needs some points. The fix is in.
While I have you on the phone aGP will you explain why some posters on these threads have been receiving weekly Hershey Care Packages and others have not???
Aircow is spending her final days in Gino's pasture...
That seems to fit!
What? I try to give you Nascar motorheads a little national historical edification from the noted Dr. Thomas Sowell, and you're posting pictures of ... wait, what in the world is that?
I see it's raining in your front yard so I assume old Pete is in town?
It bothers me that I can tell that those pictures were taken in your den.
Not so much that that's where they were taken, but that I can tell... um.
After a hard day of out running hurricanes and dodging stupid drivers, it is almost to much to have to figure out what conscience altering substances you guys do all day to write stuff like this...
do you actually read your posts before you send it off to the universe?
ya I'm in town...
Thanks GR. It would be nice to be in Daytona this weekend!
Had some good times there when in college.
Over an inch today, almost torrential .. no sight of Pete.
Same here Norm. Sounds like Pete could sure use your soothing voice to clam down his frayed nerves
I hope Tony doesn't get pissed at Ryan Sunday and dump him. LOL! Neither one can afford another day like Infineon.
Maybe a shot of Crown Royal will assuage the old nerves..
Crown Royal ending NASCAR team sponsorship
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP)Crown Royal will end its sponsorship with Roush Fenway Racing at the end of the year, and parent company Diageo will not renew its deal as an official NASCAR partner.
Crown Royal has sponsored Matt Kenseth for the last two seasons, and the company sponsored Kurt Busch and Jamie McMurray before that. Going forward, Crown Royal will only sponsor the Sprint Cup race at Richmond.
And Amen!
Yes, Jose Jalapeno will be the Prefect for the race!
Welcome home... ;)
I knew Tork reminded me of someone...
Lets see,
Great opening - check!
Radar - check!
Cowbell - check!
Weird masks - check!
Then I read where some folks on this thread actually went to college. I dunno. I-just-don't-know.
Speaking of sponsors, I see Newman's car will be sponsored by Bass Pro Shops and the NRA this weekend. Just damn!
OMG!!! I just realized how much Walter looks like my dear old dad. Walt probably drinks as much as pop did
and there there are these stats...
Race and Commercial Breakdown of Infineon: For those NASCAR fans that like stats and love to hate commercials, or wonder how often your driver was focused on, here is the breakdown for Sunday's race. Recording began at the Invocation of the race at 3:00 PM, and stopped at the waving of the checkered flag at 6:15 PM (all times are EST). TNT was the broadcast team for this event.
Total number of commercials: 110
Total number of companies or entities advertised: 56
Total number of brief promos of products/services during the race broadcast: 48
Total amount of time these brief promos take during broadcast: app. 7 min. 20 sec.
Start time to record race/commercial periods: 3:00 PM
End time to record race/commercial periods: 6:15 PM
Total minutes: 195
Minutes of race broadcast: 143
Minutes of commercials: 52
Number of missed restarts: 0
Number of 'mystery cautions' (debris not shown): 1
Total race brdcst time 143 Total comm. brdcst time 52
See more details, links and past races on the 2011 TV Commercials page.(6-27-2011)
So to cut to the chase (no pun intended) over 1/3rd of the actual race time was commercials. Marvey.
They're going to design an incoming track for the fans!
Had a couple of sprinkles today!
No rain, just sprinkles. Storm's a long way south but we may get a few bands over the next couple of days.
LOL...I'd vote for him!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hilltop Inn Newport
Great Mother's day getaway
My mom and I stayed here for our annual Mother's Day trip. I have stayed in many nice places, but Hilltop ranks high not on just the quality of the Inn, but the service as well. The breakfasts were delicious and something different everyday. The teas were the perfect afternoon pick-me-up and changed daily. The staff was very helpful in prioritzing what we should see...and their Restaurant picks were Spot ON! I would not think about staying anywhere else in Newport. LOVED IT
The Best!!!!!!!!
We stayed at the Hilltop for 2 nights. Everything about our stay was excellent - especially the room and the attention given to us by the staff . The room was large, beautifully decorated with a superb bathroom. Its the little touches that make this B&B stand out. The complimentary bottles of water each day, newspaper, turn down service and the exceptionally friendly staff.
I would recomend this hotel to anyone staying in Newport and will hopefully be back myself one day.
Loved the inn and the staff are awesome!
Two weeks ago we stayed for a weekend at the Hilltop Inn. What a beautiful place! We have stayed many times at their other bed and breakfast The Francis Malbone House and they are both excellent! The staff is outstanding. We can't wait to go back real soon!
Elegant Retreat
What a beautiful find. I've stayed all over the world and this place is the real deal. Beautifully decorated, the staff is attentive but they leave you alone to enjoy your privacy. Went there for a quiet retreat for a friend's birthday after researching similar properties in Newport this one is better than some inns that are twice the price. Can't wait to return.
The Best Inn Ever
I have stayed all over the world in many first class accommodations. I found the Hilltop Inn to be the best combination of elegance, quite composure, decor, delicious food, and a wonderfully caring staff. The home has been beautifully restored down to every detail. Taking a long hot bath and watching TV was nice. The huge and delicious breakfast was well planned and presented along with the afternoon tea. No one will go hungry! The staff went out of their way to advise us about dinner locations and the best shopping for furniture for our son's apartment.
We will definitely stay at the Hilltop Inn next Easter.
The Best in Newport
Our son was getting married in Newport and we were looking for a wonderful place to stay with our closest friends. We discovered the Hilltop and its sister Inn, the Francis Malbone, when we visited Newport during the wedding planning stage. The Hilltop was just across the street from the chapel and reception site. We knew the minute we walked in the door that the Hilltop was the place for us. Beautifully decorated and very homey with every comfort known to man or woman provided by a top notch staff who treated us and our guests like family. We stay in the Bellevue Suite with a comfortable sitting room, wonderful bedroom and enormous bathroom. All of the rooms and baths are exceptional.
The food was simply out of this world. They served breakfast and tea, but tailored the tea to our needs, and on the wedding day, actually turned it into lunch with soup and sweets and savories. Leftovers were in the refrigerator if a late night snack was needed.
Someone was always available to answer questions, give directions, help with travel plans, etc. No one seemed in the way or intrusive.
We had so much fun we plan to have a five year reunion at the Hilltop. The bride and groom want to be included next time.
Treat yourself to a wonderful experience. Stay at the Hilltop. I am sure that you will agree with us that it is one of the best inns anywhere!
First Class Comfort
The Hilltop Inn is an extravagance we are so thankful we allowed ourselves. The staff was friendly and "real", the home cooked food was incredible, the ambience not to be beat and the central location, perfect. The rooms are spacious, some with balconies to be enjoyed in the nice weather, the beds comfortable and amenities for all to enjoy. Highly recommend.
Charm & Service
After searching the internet for a place to stay, I came across Hilltop Inn via Google. The pictures on the website do not do the inn justice. The main entrance is a combination of elegant arts and crafts style mouldings and deep mahogany woodwork. Janet ,the innkeeper, greeted us and graciously checked us in. My husband, who prefers hotels over inns, went straight for the sideboard of afternoon treats! Mint chocolate brownies, strawberry cheesecake, brie in puffed pastry, lemon drop cookies..... Who needs dinner!!
Our room was on the first floor off of the foyer. It was very quiet and was actually quite masculine in decor but with vintage Key West fabrics. Our bathroom was as large as my apt. in NY!! A tv in the bathroom as well as over the gas fireplace in our room. My husband loved the rain shower in the bathroom and I loved the makeup vanity. Our room had a private porch overlooking Bellevue Ave as well.
Each morning, we worked out in the fitness facility,which was so nice to have for an inn. There is an eliptical machine and step machine. My husband used the free weights and I ran the treadmill while I watched the Today show!! Breakfast was amazing-peach crepes, poached eggs in a potato nest , blueberry blintzes. We just loved Hilltop and can't wait to return for New Year's Eve!!
A Beautiful Find
The Hilltop Inn is a gem! Step inside and you are instantly surrounded by the beauty and comfort of a genteel home. Stay a while, and you will leave refreshed. I certainly did!
To say the Hilltop is a five-star inn would be an understatement. The hospitality of the staff is warm and personal. The common rooms are inviting and intimate. The full breakfast and afternoon tea are superb. The accommodations are luxurious, from fine linens and large spa bath to the loveliest of furnishings and d�cor. The end result is a remarkably well put-together inn that sets the bar for service, and provides a sense of gracious living, comfortable elegance, and relaxation.
I look forward to returning often, and highly recommend the Hilltop Inn for your next trip to Newport. Can't resist repeating......the Hilltop Inn is a gem, a truly beautiful find in the heart of Newport.
Malbone's little sister, the Hilltop Inn
My partner and I spent three wonderful nights in mid-July at the Malbone House's new sister property, the Hilltop Inn. Just opened in April, it doesn't yet have it's own Trip Advisor listing, so we're reviewing it here. All the glowing praise reviewers have given the Malbone House applies equally to the Hilltop Inn.
The location is ideal, a short walk from Washington Square and downtown Newport and a short drive out Bellvue Avenue to the mansions. The house is beautifully decorated, elegant without being fussy, and no detail is overlooked. We stayed in the Touro Room, with a restful gray-green color scheme, a king bed and a lavish bathroom - the shower was superb. Not to mention the thick, soft and lint-free Frette towels that were replenished twice a day, without us having to ask, and the outstanding breakfasts and teas.
With only five guest rooms, we rarely encountered the other guests and felt like we had the place to ourselves. It was a relief, after a day of sightseeing in the heat and humidity of Newport, to come home to the air-conditioned peace and quiet of the Hilltop.
The staff - Janet, the innkeeper; Priscilla, the chef; and Jessica - were unfailingly friendly, helpful and accommodating. They made us feel like guests in a friend's home, rather than paying customers, and made every effort to ensure that our visit to Newport was enjoyable. We will definitely stay at either the Hilltop Inn or the Malbone House for a return visit to Newport.
TripAdvisor Reviews Hilltop Inn Newport
Travel Blogs from Newport
Leaf Peeping
I am officially a leaf peeper! That is somebody who travels around just to look at the autumn leaves. And they have been fairly spectacular,although not quite at their peek. They have web sites dedicated to the changing of the leaves and it all depends on the weather. They have had a mild autumn so far, so the leaves are a little late
Cannon Fire
... from the patio. We sat picnicking all afternoon, listening to music, and marvelling at the just the most perfect afternoon.
At about 5.30, we noticed a fellow standing by the flag pole, so we wandered down to have a chat. His name was Bruce, and he works during the season at the club ferrying people back and forth to their boats. He was a font of knowledge about the club, and Newport, and he suggested taking us over to Fort Adams for a walk around, and he promised to come back to get ...
Leaf peeping
Day 48. Rhode Island When we picked up our car the man behind the counter asked where were going - to see the Autumn fall - why, there are trees outside - exactly, can we go home now. Hum. We went to Plymouth, saw the Mayflower and the Plymouth Rock. Then onto Newport and the Burbankrose Guest House. The guest house is a very old, like very old, the stairs are so steep, ...
Motels, Mansions & Martha's Vineyard
... Fred Perry and all!
The second, was a church called St Mary's where the sign outside stated that a John F Kennedy had tied the knot there back in 1953. Well whad'ya know!
Finally they came to their oasis, a waterfront bar overlooking a small harbour area.
Their waiter being a friendly chap decided to spend 20 minutes with the backpackers (seemingly ...
A dream comes true
... 12m Cup America boat the Nefritti. We helped hoist
the sails as well as tack them when needed. Theo even got to steer
and none died! It was great experience to sail on such a beautiful
ship. Nefreti has proudly won one America cup in the sixties.
Mum cannot wait to go back and sail again one of these beauties,
thankfully Tamsin has still one last year in Brown to complete !


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my ringpiece
di Ben Do 31 gennaio 2003
Absolute idiot or general annoying twat
oh no look what that ringpiece bush is up to now
di Fionn 29 settembre 2006
the anus hole - dirt box
i am gonna sove this fucking television up your ring piece if you dont shut the fuck up!!
di ashley brooke 11 maggio 2004
The anus
My ringpiece is sore after that curry last night
di Robert Shear 02 settembre 2003
The Word Ricepiece...sings to meh!its like philamonic orcestral ambience..derivitives of...shitbox,cornhole,BrownButton,chocolate wisway,shitpipe,anusss,choc fudge maker,
"After i had a shit this morning my ringpiece was singing like pavorotti on cocaine"gonna have a turd in the forest,got no poo tickets(bog roll)Oooh well,i`ll have to make sure its a clean pinch so i dont get ringrash!(chefs arse)cure..cornflour or talc powder!dangle berry`s on me poowr ringpiece..
di Anton von ton 05 giugno 2004
slang name for timepiece in exeter commonly used by students. other names include cockpiece and codpiece
are we going to ringpiece on wednesday?
di will 01 marzo 2004
slang for the female posterior, primarily used by well-to-do southern gentlemen in the United States
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Curriculums for Independent Learning
A few weeks ago we discussed how to create independent learners, and why you would want your child to be able to learn independently. Once you have encouraged your child to be an independent learner, it is important to find a curriculum that will nurture his desire to learn independently.
Here are six great curriculums for independent learning:
Teaching Textbooks
Teaching Textbooks: Teaching textbooks is a computer based math program. The program is written to the student, so parent participation is minimal. It explains the math problems completely and clearly and is one of Cathy Duffy's top picks!
This program offers 10 workbooks per subject that are to be completed throughout the year. Each work book covers a certain subject. For example, in Science, one workbook may cover weather, while another covers plants. The workbooks are designed to be done independently and the program is very self paced.
Essentials in Writing
This program contains DVD's that teach writing skills for 1st-12th graders. Also includes worksheets to go along with the lessons. One of the top picks from homeschool moms on this post.
Used and published by Mennonites, this math curriculum is solid and affordable. It comes with ten light units per grade and two teachers' books. CLE uses the spiral approach and requires little to no prep work from the teacher. .
VERITAS Press
This curriculum is a self-paced history course. With 5 courses to choose from, each course has 160 class periods covering 32 historical events. It offers interactive teaching, clever games, engaging video footage, and a talking historical character. VERITAS Press is sure to motivate your child throughout the entire school year
This curriculum is a top pick for many homeschoolers. It offers studies on Zoology, Anatomy, General Science, Astronomy and more. One of the best things about it is the note booking journals that add a hands on concept to the textbook approach.
Independent learning work best with students who are self directed learners and who are good at time management. Independent learning works best with older children and may not be appropriate for young students. As with any homeschooling method, use what works best for your family. If this is independent learning then these curriculums for independent learners may work great!
Misty Bailey is a work at home homeschool mom. She loves helping new homeschoolers and has a Homeschool 101 eBook for those getting started. She shares her struggles with time management, becoming unglued and finding joy in the everyday moments on her blog Joy in the Journey.
Phonics and Reading Programs for Early Learners
Last week we discussed some tips on how parents can teach their children to read. Today we are going to discuss some of the top phonics and reading programs for early learners.
I have used Hooked on Phonics to teach five children to read. I absolutely LOVE this program, and cannot say enough good things about it. Hooked on Phonics teaches children to read using the phonics program. Children start with short vowel words (-at, -an, -ap) and then move on to short i, short u, and then long vowel sounds. Every 3-4 lessons the child gets a review lesson where they also learn sight words like where, like, who, there, etc. At the end of this lesson they also get a REAL book to read. My kids were always so excited to get these books. They packed them around and read them to everyone that would listen. Hooked on Phonics is a fantastic program for teaching children to read!
Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons
This is another popular phonics based reading program. It is probably best used with a child who had not had any reading instruction due to the fact that it uses an unusual formation of letters to represent sounds. Teach Your Child uses 44 different letter formations to teach children how to read. Using the letter formations eliminates problems such as the different sounds of certain letters when used in conjunction with other letters (example tan and than).
We tried this program once, and it was not a good fit for us. However the product gets great reviews from those who have used it successfully and many say that it is easier to use than other reading programs.
All About Reading is an intense phonics program for children in preK through 4th grade. Using the Orton-Gillingam methodology, AAR boasts the ability to teach 97% of English words phonetically leaving only 3% to be learned as sight words.
AAR is an interactive multi sensory program that is mostly open and go. The lessons are scripted but can be adapted with hands on activities, a child's favorite book, and adjusting the pace of the lessons. AAR receives great reviews and is one of Cathy Duffy's 102 Top picks.
Teaching a child to read is one of the best parts of homeschooling. When the time comes for this child I encourage you to take a look at one of these three reading programs. Also, ask around and see what worked for others you know, ask to see the programs in person. With a little help you can find the perfect phonics and reading program for your new reader!
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There are many reasons people homeschool. They may want to keep their children home due to health, safety, or personal concerns. Some homeschool because they know it is the best option for their child, some homeschool due to their job requiring travel. Whatever the reason one may homeschool they are often bombarded with so many curriculum choices, they may not know which ones to look at. Often times these curriculums are religious based, which don't always fit the needs of all homeschoolers. I have homeschooled for a while now, and have tried multiple curriculums. I have shared three of my favorite curriculums before, but want to focus on some of the most popular secular homeschool curriculums.
These picks are ones I have not used, but I researched reviews, and also chose ones that I have personally heard good things about. These tend to rate very high in reviews and some are also included on Cathy Duffy's Top Homeschool Picks.
- Teaching Textbooks: Teaching textbooks is a computer based math program. The program is written to the student, so parent participation is minimal. It explains the math problems completely and clearly and is one of Cathy Duffy's top picks!
- Time for Learning: Time for learning is a computer program that includes all subjects, but also has a monthly fee. Many secular homeschoolers use this program, and like it. I also know homeschoolers who use it as supplement to their regular curriculum. It is interactive and fun and does all the grading and tracking for you.
- K12: K12 can be used two ways. If your state offers it, it can be used free as an online public school option. If it doesn't, or if one wants to, individual courses can be purchased. K12 includes certified teachers, grading, and multiple programs for your student. K12 gets a lot of mixed reviews, and Cathy Duffy rated it low. The reason being if one uses it as the public school option they are not traditionally homeschooling. Those who have used it for individual courses seem to be well pleased.
- Moving Beyond the Page: This is a secular literature based unit study. The program is geared towards ages, not grades and includes all subjects. Right now the program is for grades K-8. It is a very hands on program and requires some teacher preparation. I don't know anyone personally who uses this, but it seemed to get good reviews.
- Saxon Math : Saxon Math is one that most of us probably used in school. The intermediate grade level is one of Cathy Duffy's top picks. Saxon is a thorough program with years of happy customers on its side.
These are just a few of the many secular curriculum options out there. For more reviews on curriculum check out Homeschool Reviews, or this site that lists secular based curriculums by subject.
Misty Bailey is a wife to Roger and a homeschool mom to three beautiful blessings. She resides with her family in Southern Ohio. She loves helping new homeschoolers and has a Homeschool 101 eBook for those getting started. She shares her struggles with time management, becoming unglued and finding joy in the everyday moments on her blog Joy in the Journey


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