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Aug 23, 2012 at 11:48 am #1293276
I did fine on my 2012 3rd full-thru JMT hike for the first 16 days of hiking but on the 17th and 26th day of hiking the ordinary schedule is to do about 4-5 miles uphill then 10-11 miles downhill (with the downhill being about 3800 and 6000 feet of descent (respectively descending from Muir Pass and Mt Whitney (the tallest mountain in the 48 contiguous states)). Each of these two days, my left knee became inflamed and I ended up favoring the right knee to the point it became sore too. After the Muir Pass descent, the knee quickly recovered in about 5-6 days (I was hiking with a limp though), but after Whitney (which was the final exit day of the full JMT trail), my knees were so sore, that 12 days later (today), I'm still sore (not as much when not using the knee) and slowly handle stairs and walk a little slowly.
I should have taken two days apiece to do each long descent and I'd have been in much better shape now (perhaps not have the problem at all). I did not have this problem prior to the torn knee meniscus issue (which I've reported on earlier at link and which happened July 2, 2011), so I know that the prolotherapy sessions have not healed my knee 100% fully. I need to continue the treatments and will. I hope I did not worsen my knees because of those two days (particularly the last day). I feel like I am only about 2.5% better each day so I know it will be probably 1-2 months before I know the full impact. I was told that prolotherapy treatment for older people (I'm 62) can be up to 6-9 sessions. I have had 3 stem cell prolotherapy treatments and 3 standard prolotherapy treatments. I am going to continue my treatments but have switched clinics to one locally in Avon, CT. A Dr. Paul Tortland — I think he is as good as the provider who did the stem cell treatment from Chicago.
I feel like daily I'm getting about 2-3% better so I think in 1-2 months, I'll be back to normal. I wondered what had happened to me and after some Google Research feel I suffered a non-surface visible knee bone bruise. I found some interesting links on this:
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-the-symptoms-of-a-bone-bruise.htm (Link.)
"Sometimes the bruise is visible on the skin when other soft tissues are bruised, but the only definitive way to determine if swelling is the result of a bone bruise is with an X-ray. "
http://www.livestrong.com/article/24790-bruised-bone/ (Link.)
http://www.livestrong.com/article/84542-treat-deep-bone-bruise-knee/ (Link.)
http://www.livestrong.com/article/423506-physical-therapy-for-a-bruised-knee-bone/ (Link.)
http://tinyurl.com/9gqtw4l (Link. )
"Magnetic resonance imaging of 1546 patients revealed bone bruises in 19% of patients without an associated meniscal or ligamentous injury. For those patients presenting with at least one meniscoligamentous injury, the frequency of bruising was 60% at 0 to 4 weeks, 42% at 4 to 10 weeks, and 31% at 10 to 26 weeks postinjury."
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/538956-how-to-recover-from-a-knee-bone-bruise-after-running/ (Link.)
I'm going to be contacting Dr. Tortland shortly.
I'll update this posting after seeing him.
I am wondering if others have had a similar problem. I plan on doing a JMT in 2013 again (my 6th but 4th planned full thru-hike of the JMT) but am currently planning on doing the distance I did in one day apiece for the Muir Pass and Trail Crest Pass descents into two days apiece so that I do not have such long continuous downhill descents in one day.
Thanks in advance!Aug 23, 2012 at 12:29 pm #1905344
Bob BankheadBPL Member
@wandering_bobLocale: Oregon, USA
Downhill is always easy for me. It's that @#$% uphill (PCT = Perpetually Climbing Trail; JMT = Just for Mules Trail) that gets to me.Aug 23, 2012 at 3:46 pm #1905423
Paul WagnerBPL Member
@balzaccomLocale: Wine Country
How old are you? I have mild arthritis in both knees. And it hurts when I do too much downhill. Advil and hiking poles both seem to help.Aug 23, 2012 at 3:48 pm #1905425
I'm 62.Aug 23, 2012 at 6:46 pm #1905476
First, you don't mention what kind of a load you were carrying for the days when the pain developed. You might need to reduce that load by 40% to get by. Do a trade. Offer to carry some extra load for somebody uphill if they will carry the equal weight downhill for you.
I read this about older hikers, but you are only 62. (Just a kid)
On my first trek in Nepal, a wise Sherpa taught me how to walk downhill like a Sherpa. That works. It slows you down a little bit, but if that is what it takes to prevent sore knees, then so be it.
–B.G.–Aug 23, 2012 at 6:59 pm #1905486
Thanks. Can you please go into detail, carefully describing how to walk downhill like a Sherpa.
RoleighAug 23, 2012 at 7:00 pm #1905487
I've posted the above trip report problem elsewhere. Another hiker said he had a similar problem until he started walking according to the advice given in Chi Walking. Link
Also at the Chi Walking home page. Link
Anyone know firsthand about Chi Walking?
I've ordered their 3 CD audiobook item and DVD at Amazon. (see top link above).
Thanks in advance.
RoleighAug 23, 2012 at 7:05 pm #1905489
I found a posting of yours that does a descent description. If you care to elaborate please do. Here is your earlier posting:
"Re: Walking Technique? on 03/19/2011 12:52:18 MDT
This does not apply to flat land, but for steep downhills.
When trekking in Nepal, many of the other trekkers were getting "sahib's knee." It seemed to be very painful and most of the knees were swollen. Typical impatient Americans were trying to walk downhill too fast with their knees fully extended at the time of heel impact. As a result, the impact force was transmitted directly through the knee joint.
The Sherpa mountain guides showed them how to "walk like a Sherpa" to ease the situation. First, you have to lower your center of gravity slightly by flexing your knees. Second, you walk slightly bowlegged. That spreads your weight out to the sides more so that you don't fall. Third, you take shorter and quicker strides. The result is that there is less impact force through the knee joint, and instead the force is carried by your quadriceps muscles. You have to practice it a bit in advance. Once you get good at it, you can vary the intensity of this stride and use it comfortably.
–B.G.–"Aug 23, 2012 at 7:12 pm #1905492
"how to walk downhill like a Sherpa"
First, understand that the average American hiker goes downhill with a long stride, and when the heel strikes, the leg is fully extended (straight). This means that the force of the heel strike is transmitted directly up through the leg, and it caused the impact to be absorbed in the soft parts of the knee. This is the basic problem.
1. Walk slightly bowlegged, or with a wider stance. This gives you slightly better side-to-side balance.
2. Lower your center of gravity slightly by flexing your knees slightly (not straight). This forces the impact to be absorbed more in your quadriceps. Well, leg muscles will get a little tired, but they don't swell up like knee joints.
3. Instead of taking long, methodical strides, you take quicker strides that are much shorter. It looks like you are almost skipping down the trail.
4. You have to practice this a little before it will become automatic. You need to get to where you can "slip into it" gradually and only to the degree that is necessary for that slope, and then you slip back to normal.
5. At first, you will be a little slower with this walking method. Later when it is fully automatic, there won't be much speed lost.
This was taught to me by a wise old Sherpa in 1983, and when I saw him again in 1997, he was still on the trail.
–B.G.–Aug 24, 2012 at 9:47 am #1905638
Mike In SocalBPL Member
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Hi Roleigh,
Both my daughters run about 50-60 miles per week for their high school cross country teams. They (and I) try to do ice baths for recovery and it might help you recover faster as well. Runners World has an article on the benefits here:
Hope that helps.
MikeSep 1, 2012 at 11:45 am #1908222
Bob, I forgot to answer your question. My base load was 20 lbs (way too much, it should have been 16 lbs). With food and water, typical weight was about 26 lbs. Base included the 2 lb 5 oz bearikade expedition bear canister and pack weight.
I think I had too much stuff in my first aid, toiletry, and gear ditty bags.
I don't think it was the base load that did the problem. I reduced my carry-load by 35 pounds over 2009 (because I lost 35 pounds of weight between Oct 2011 and July 2012 due to Intermittent Fasting–I am now at a proper body weight, 161 lbs).
(I have lots of cool links on Intermittent Fasting — click on my Google Profile at my BPL profile page)
RoleighSep 1, 2012 at 12:20 pm #1908236
"I don't think it was the base load that did the problem."
If your base load was 20, and the load with food and water was only 26, then the load problem was obviously in the base load. Only 6 pounds of food and water is tiny. Along the JMT, there isn't much need for it to be over 10.
–B.G.–Sep 1, 2012 at 12:23 pm #1908237
I think the problem was (a) my left knee was not fully healed to pre-injury (July 2 2011) state of health and (b) because of "a", not taking 2 days to do the long downhill descents.Sep 1, 2012 at 12:44 pm #1908241
Greg MihalikBPL Member
@greg23Locale: Colorado
It is not uncommon for folks to have a leg strength deficiency that results in "falling" the final inch or two when descending stairs, curbs, etc. It's easy to miss and in everyday city life has little consequence. On a long downhill trail it can lead to countless jarring bumps that will eventually take their toll.
You can test yourself the next time you have some descending steps, with a handrail, by trying to halt your leading heel 1/4" above the tread, then completing the step down in full control. And ideally, you should be able to reverse your progress until your hips are level. (Well, You can't until you are put back together again.)Sep 1, 2012 at 12:57 pm #1908242
"my left knee was not fully healed to pre-injury"
Decades ago, a wise physical therapist demanded that I continue doing my exercises to restore my knee, and that had to continue until the problem knee was stronger than the normal knee. Only then was I allowed to return to my sport. Then, after a period of time, the two knees will balance out a bit. In contrast, if you restart your sport when the problem knee is still on the mend, the normal knee is stronger, so it carries more than its share of the load. The result of that is that the normal knee gets stronger and the problem knee stays only half-strong.
–B.G.–Sep 1, 2012 at 9:40 pm #1908376
Bob, your wise therapist has great advice. My problem was that I thought my knee was pre-injury healed, it took 17 days on the JMT to realize it wasn't and only then when it was doing greater than 10 miles of downhill in a single day.
I'll continue treatment and exercises and therapy on the knee another year, and next year on the JMT, I'll split those 2 days on the JMT (south side of Muir Pass, and exiting from Whitney) into 4 days to play it safe.
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Eli in the playoffs is just a different animal. Face it, he was built for the playoffs cause of his personality. I'm happy he is our QB, just wish he had a coaching staff that knows how to use the talent around him and a front office to build an Oline that could block.


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Two resident musicians who performed locally for the 2012 Lakes Area Music Festival will be featured at the presidential inaugural luncheon.
Che Ho Lam and Kelsey Farr are members of the string quartet from Eastman School of Music, Rochester, N.Y., selected to appear at the 57th U.S. presidential inaugural luncheon Monday, Jan. 21, in Washington, D.C.
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Original post made by Martin Douglas, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Feb 13, 2013
After leaving Fox News, Palin said she was hoping to reach a broader audience with her message. When contacted by phone, Palin said Al Jazeera - with its extensive international network - offered her the best opportunity to broadcast to millions of people.
"As you all know, I'm not a big fan of newspapers, books, journalists, and the liberal media in general," Palin said. "But I met with the folks at Al-JaJizzraa (sic) and they told me they reach millions of devoutly religious people who don't watch CBS or CNN. That tells me they don't have a liberal bias."
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 13, 2013 at 8:17 am
Another piece of drivel from the PW troll....
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Feb 13, 2013 at 8:31 am
I thought it was mildly amusing, though kind of an easy one. Any mention of Palin can bring a smile.
a resident of another community
on Feb 13, 2013 at 12:51 pm
The WaPo has since retracted the story. Even Al Jazeera has standards for cripe sakes!
a resident of Country Fair
on Feb 14, 2013 at 10:32 am
Doug Miller is a registered user.
This false story originated at the Daily Currant, a satirical website. The Washington Post ran with it without checking and had to apologize for the mistake.
On the other hand, it is true that Al Gore recently sold his television network to Al Jazeera stating that Al-Jazeera shares Current TV's mission "to give voice to those who are not typically heard; to speak truth to power; to provide independent and diverse points of view; and to tell the stories that no one else is telling."
Some also criticize Mr. Gore for taking money in this deal that came from the petroleum industry.
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Thanks, Doug. Like I say, Al Jazeera has SOME standards and so it would be unrealistic to think that Sarah Palin could pass muster as journalist, commentator, or anything other than comedy act at the network.
The merger of Al Jazeera with Gore's old network represents some interesting possibilities, especially for views formed outside of the American propaganda machine to reach the American public. If Al Jazeera begins reporting on global warming as honestly as it has reported on affairs in the Middle East, we may be on to something pedagogically significant for American audiences.
Not sure why Gore shouldn't take money from the petrol industry. Liked your linked source, by the way. Shows you're really reading important investigative journalism. Keep up the good work.
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Kate, you're asking the wrong person. Since my kids (aged 22 and 19) were not fully breast-fed after 13 and 11 months, they ate what we ate, albeit with the Tabasco and fish sauce out of their reach.They both grew up with me watching and reading Jamie. My son wanted to get a place in Jamie's band before his kitchen.He's memorised Jamie's style and when he asks to cook (stiffled yippee- cooking for a living from home takes the gloss away from family/guest cooking), though as mentioned in an earlier thread, he's grown up with me watching and reading JO. Thinks that more is better-chilli and garlic poisoning for a day or so.
My 19yr old daughter watches more "free to air" cooking programmes depending on her Uni timetable and need for a break from study. Making a cup of tea/instant coffee are her limits. Were mine at her age,too. Her rationale is too embarassing to repeat.
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hello Kate: here in argentina, one common food in parties are "empanadas", it's a dough with round shape, you can fill with the things you like: meat, veggies, ham and cheese, etc, then you fold it, press the borders and cook in the oven, they are really good, specially because kids can take them with their hand, just eat and go, let me know if you need a recipe for the dough, good luck!
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Have tried them. Yum! Much like a Cornish pastie or an individual calzone. Yum, yum, yum- perfect hand-food for lunch boxes (with a frozen fruit juice "popper") to keep it fresh in the lunch box!
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Re: catering for kids
Btw, what dough recipe do you use?
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hi, maree: in fact, i buy it in any food market as it is a common food here, but there are some wonderful recipes, and each region has a different speciality, i'll look for some, translate and tape it for you to try, bye
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How about steamed chinese dumplings, can be prepared in advance, small and tasty. Nachos is always a big favourite with my kids too.
Cheese biscuits cut into shapes. Even cinnamon toast cut into shapes is also a possibility. Little wraps can be fun, tie up with chives.
It is funny, it is often more in the presentation that draws children than what the food being served actually is. My kids scoff at the idea of a toasted sandwich for lunch on the weekend if it is presented on a plate... but if I say they can have a lunch order and I write a list on a blackboard and they have to submit a written order on a paper bag, they think its great. (This also saves on washing up which is great with the current drought!)
Little quiches are good too. Perhaps tempura mushrooms and strangely enough tempura pumpkin is a real favourite with my kids.
Do you really want to go overboard, how about a chocolate fountain with fruit for dessert?
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TORONTO -- Red Sox manager Terry Francona said prior to his team's game against the Blue Jays Monday that Bobby Jenks, who has been recovering from strained intercostal muscles in his back, is most likely done for the season and will see back specialist Dr. Kirk Wood Wednesday.
Jenks was scheduled to perform in a rehab outing August 27, but experienced both an illness and continuing back pain, forcing the reliever to shut things down and be re-examined.
"I would say the chance of Bobby pitching, we're probably past that point now," Francona said. "He just couldn't get it going this weekend and now is probably the cut-off point. We're going to get him looked at one more time and see what they decide to do.
"He got sick and then he got sore. It's been one thing after the other. When we got back he wanted to take one more shot at it and it just wasn't happening."
Jenks hasn't pitched since July 7 and totaled just 15 2/3 innings in 19 games this season, totaling a 6.32 ERA.
"The role we envisioned never came to fruition for various reasons all year," Francona said. "We've tried to fill that role. Albers for the longest time just saved us, and Aceves almost in a different role, but those guys have picked up so much slack. But having a guy who can be reliable that's been through it and can pitch the seventh, eighth or ninth, lefties or righties, yeah, it's a big deal. But we haven't had it so it's not like we had two good months of it and now we have to replace it. We haven't had it."
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We had an impromptu visit from Peter King from SI / MMQB to our Fenway Studios and decided to talk some NFL and Patriots with him.
Pete talks with The Senator, Phil Perry about the Patriots trading for Dwayne Allen, ruling out a return to New England for Martellus Bennett. They also talk about the potential future of Patriots backup QB Jimmy Garoppolo and some of the big names in NFL free agency
Pete, Thornton and Price give their final thoughts and predictions for the Super Bowl.
Dale, Holley and Rich Keefe discuss NBA lottery pick Lonzo Ball with his very outspoken father Lavar Ball. The guys touch on the Celtics, his feud with his sons' high school coach, Lonzo being better than Steph Curry and much more.
Kirk, Gerry, and Alex Reimer discuss whether or not Isaiah Thomas will win a title in Boston.
Gerry, Kirk, and Trenni react to the Celtics loss against the Suns.
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox first baseman Sam travis, who made his MLB debut tonight going 2-4 and scoring a run in the Red Sox 9-4 win over the Texas Rangers.
Our weekly check-in with John Farrell from Fenway.
Texas Rangers first baseman Mike Napoli joins Rob Bradford to talk the art of hugging, why some clubhouses work and some don't, and some previously untold stories about his time in Boston.
Dale, Holley and Keefe interview the newest coach of the Boston Bruins for the first time, Bruce Cassidy.
Guys talk the Bruins season so far and the All-Star Break
Hour 4: Pete Sheppard has taken over Fort Myers.
Hour 3: Gerry and Kirk talked about a big win for Cleveland and a rough night for LeBron.
Hour 2: Pete makes his debut on Shemon and Sheppard and Kirk talks about Pope Francis meeting Trump.
Andrew Hawkins is the latest in a string of wide receivers coming through Foxboro. A Seattle council woman has the all the reasons why Colin Kaepernick should play again. And Gronk is doing more Gronk things.
Tyronn Lue. Greg Popovich. Brad Stevens. Steve Kerr and Mike Brown. You have to imagine that these NBA coaches are having some major impact on their teams...right?
Shaq and Charles Barkley were at each other again. Rob Gronkowski has a restructured contract that encourages more participation. And more rule changes from the NFL!
Dale, Holley and Keefe sit down with Sox skipper John Farrell for our weekly State of the Sox chat live from Fenway.
Dale, Holley and Keefe discuss the Celtics loss in game 4 to Cleveland and the series overall.
We discuss the place of Tyronn Lue among the NBA's elite coaches and compare and contrast him with the Celtics' Brad Stevens. Plus Keefe still can't suffer Lebron James, and Holley isn't feeling Marv Albert at all.
Kirk Minihane talks to the author of the best selling book "The Stranger in the Woods" Mike Finkel. It is a crazy story of a hermit leaving in Maine. Mike is also the author of "True Story" which was made into a movie staring Jonah Hill and James Franco. Mike talks about how the movie came out, his thoughts on Jonah Hill portraying him, and if it was true to the book.
Kirk Minihane, Springsteen super fan, is joined by Garry W. Tallent, founding member of the E Street Band. Kirk and Garry talk about what it's like on tour with Bruce, how the band goes about selecting songs for the tour, Garry's projects away from the band, and Garry's upcoming solo tour that will bring him to the New England area.
Kirk Minihane, future radio hall of famer, sits down with current radio hall of famer Howie Carr. Kirk and Howie talk about Howie's latest book Kennedy Babylon. If you like famous people engaging in sex scandals, hard drug taking, and murder this is the podcast for you. Its a fascinating look at Boston's most famous family and the problems that took the family down.
Ken Laird and Chris Curtis are in after a K&C Wednesday show for the post-show gossip.
Rich Keefe & Ryan Davey discuss the best sports video games of all-time. They break them down by sport and then ultimately crown a Top 5. Plus This Week in #DORK and the Pick of the Podcast.
Ben, Russ, and Alex talk about the European leagues coming to a conclusion, the ridiculous end to John Terry's time at Chelsea, and of course the Revs are heading to NY on a mini win streak but the fans don't seem to care about the on-field product anymore.
Hour 3: The terrorist is identified and Kirk discusses the brewing tension with Ken and Curtis.More from this show
Hour 3: Gerry and Kirk talked about a big win for Cleveland and a rough night for LeBron.More from this show
Hour 4: Pete Sheppard has taken over Fort Myers.More from this show
Hour 1: Reimer, Gerry and Kirk discussed the terrorist attack in ManchesterMore from this show
Hour 2: Pete makes his debut on Shemon and Sheppard and Kirk talks about Pope Francis meeting Trump.More from this show


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Learn woodturning basics through community education
Tom Larson, an experienced woodcrafter, will offer beginner and intermediate woodturning classes Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 11-12.
Beginners class will be from 6-10 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 11. Learn the basics or practice a new technique. Larson will customize a class for participants. Learn about basic spindle work with several types of cuts using a variety of chisels and go home with a finished piece.
Intermediate class will be from 6-10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12. This session will be particularly useful for the newer turner who wants to build and practice his or her turning skill. Safety, lathe operation, tools and sharpening will be discussed and demonstrated. Participants will turn a "chunk" of wood into a beautiful bowl.
Both classes will be held at the instructor's shop in Brainerd. Directions will be provided after registration.
The fee is $83 per class, which includes all supplies. Register for one or both classes. Bring a safety helmet, dust mask and tools, if you have them.
Pre-registration is required. Call Pequot Lakes Community Education at 218-568-9200.


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Kris Dielman Says Jay Cutler Is "A Good Dude"
Jay Cutler and Philip Rivers might not be best of friends, but that wont stop Kris Dielman from buddying up with the Broncos QB. Dielman spent some time with Cutler over at the Pro Bowl in Hawaii and he came away fairly impressed. Turning a blind eye towards the on-field and off-field bitterness between the rival gunslingers, Dielman instead chose to point out the similarities Rivers and Cutler share:
"We're all out here in Hawaii having a good time. We'll deal with that during the season. Jay's a good dude. Philip's a good dude. They're two competitors. That's what happens when you have two competitors going at each other."
And as for Cutler, he admitted that he didn't know what to expect from Dielman at first but he appreciated the big offensive lineman's candor.
"He's like a lot of us, (we) play it up a little bit. I wasn't sure how he was going to be because he's Philip's boy, but he's been great."
Having heard about Dielman's and Cutler's newly-formed friendship, Philip Rivers plans to give his teammate a bit of a hard time. Rivers jokingly questions Dielman's loyalty, but acknowledges that he'd like the so-called rivalry between Cutler and Rivers to be a friendly one.
"I thought if I went over (to the Pro Bowl) me and Jay would have been laughing about (the rivalry). I think it got way too much hype and attention, but its also good for the (Chargers-Broncos) rivalry. It's probably a good thing I didn't go over there because it would've taken a little hype out of that rivalry. It's always fun playing those guys."
February 10, 2009at 12:30 AM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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thats cool of him. if it was me i woulda let cutler get sacked by one of those williams brothers in the pro bowl!
Traitor Dielman. Jk its all good.
- Rob Zepeda said... Feb 10, 2009, 2:44:00 PM
I don't really have a problem with this actually...the rivalry is cool and all but at the end of the day these guys are part of the fraternity that is the NFL.
- Nickname unavailable said... Feb 11, 2009, 2:46:00 PM
It was Cutler that said he didn't like the way Rivers carried himself on the field.Rivers hasn't said anything negative about Cutler,that's not his style.Ten years from now Rivers will be likened to Peyton Manning and Cutler will compared to Jeff George.
Rivers has a healthy take on it. But you ask Cutler "If Rivers went to the PB, would y'all have had a good laugh about the rivalry?", he'd have some dumb punkarse answer.
- Melissa said... Feb 15, 2009, 12:36:00 PM
I still think Bolts fas and the SD charger are sh**.
Melissa your a skank.
cutler is gay i hate him
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2014 Schedule | UTTIX.com
The start of the 2014 Tennessee baseball season is just four days away!
In January and February, UTSports.com will count down the days remaining until the start of the Vols' 2014 campaign (Feb. 14) with looks back at the many players who donned jersey numbers 30-1.
The baseball season in Knoxville kicks off on the diamond on Feb. 14 when the Vols host the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks at Lindsey Nelson Stadium at 4 p.m. With one of the youngest teams in the country in 2013, head coach Dave Serrano and company have the foundation in place on Rocky Top.
The 2014 slate is highlighted by 33 games in Knoxville, including early nonconference matchups against Purdue (Feb. 15-16) and UNLV (Feb. 21-23). The Vols open with a 13-game homestand, starting things off with three straight days of doubleheader action.
Practice continues this week on Rocky Top as the Diamond Vols are in action Tuesday through Sunday, with scrimmages set for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. All outdoor practices at Lindsey Nelson Stadium are free and open to the public. For more information and to view this week's pitching schedule, visit UTSports.com.
Just 20 Vols have worn the No. 4 for the Orange and White and Knoxville native Parker Wormsley will wear the jersey during his junior season in 2014. As a freshman, future first team All-American and Tennessee Baseball All-Century Team member Doug Hecker wore No. 4.
#4 Doug Hecker
1990-92 | 1B | 6-4 | 205 lbs. | Wantagh, N.Y. (MacArthur)
Former Vol Phil Hecker came to the University of Tennessee from Wantagh, N.Y., a town on Long Island. As a freshman in 1990, Hecker wore the No. 4 before sporting No. 20 for the reaminder of his career.
For his career, Hecker hit .323, amassing 37 home runs, 158 RBIs, 199 hits, 39 doubles and 17 stolen bases. His 37 home runs currently stand second all-time in the Vols record books, just behind Todd Helton's 38 dingers. In addition, his RBIs rank fifth all-time. He also hit three grand slams over his career, tying for the current UT record.
Hecker was also a pitcher for the Vols, leading the team in ERA in 1991 (2.67) and 1992 (1.36). Hecker earned third-team All-America status from the ABCA in 1991 and garnered first-team honors from Baseball America and The Sporting News in 1992. He hit .362 and .351 in 1991 and 1992, respectively. He also logged six saves on the mound during those two seasons and owned a career ERA of 1.99. Heck was also a two-time All-SEC performer.
Hecker was invited to try out for Team USA in 1992 as a first baseman, becoming the first Vol to ever try out for the Red, White and Blue. He was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the third round of the 1992 MLB Draft and was in the minor league for six seasons. He was named to Tennessee's All-Century Team in 2009.
- Attended MacArthur High School on Long Island
- Won the team's Rick Honeycutt MVP Award in 1991
- Won the Phil Garner Defensive Player Award in 1992
#4 Parker Wormsley
2012-14 | INF/OF | 6-0 | 170 lbs. | R/R | Knoxville, Tenn. (Webb School)
Junior infielder/outfielde Parker Wormsley enters his third season as a Vol in 2014. A Knoxville native, Wormsley appeared in 38 games last season, making 21 starts. He hit .224 with one double, nine RBIs and 11 runs scored. As a freshman, Wormsley played in 40 games and hit .275 with one double and eight RBIs. He was also a perfect 5-for-5 on stolen base attempts and posted the third-highest on-base percentage on the team (.470).
A graduate of the Webb School of Knoxville, where he was coached by his father, Wormsley was named to the 2011 Louisville Slugger High School All-American Team, All-PrepXtra Baseball First Team, Division II-A East/ Middle All-Region and All-Region Tournament teams, 2011 All-Region Tournament MVP, 2011 All-KLS Team, 2011 Rawlings All Americans and Southeastl Region All-High School Senior Second Team, a Louisville Slugger All-American Honorable Mention (2009-2010) and a 2010 Perfect Game USA All American Underclass Honorable Mention. He led the Spartans to a 30-9 record and a Division II-A State Championship runner-up finish as a senior in 2011, hitting .467 with 43 RBIs and six home runs. Wormsley also posted a 7-1 record on the mound with a 1.71 ERA. In his junior campaign, the Spartans went 30-6 and were the 2010 Division II-A State Champions as he hit .514 with 26 RBIs and five home runs and was 6-1 with a 1.59 ERA on the mound. A multi-sport athlete, he also lettered in basketball and football. As the Spartan quarterback, he garnered TSWA All-State and All-Region honors after leading the team to a 12-1 record and a 2009 Division II-A State Championship.
- Full name is Parker Scott Wormsley
- Credits his brother, Jordan, a former Vanderbilt baseball player and current Webb School head baseball coach, as his biggest sports influence
- Enjoys fishing and golfing


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Missouri Public Service Commission
Eric R. Greitens, Governor
Daniel Y. Hall, Chairman
Stephen M. Stoll, Commissioner
William P. Kenney, Commissioner
Scott T. Rupp, Commissioner
Maida J. Coleman, Commissioner
Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- April 17, 2014
Kevin Kelly (573) 751-9300
MEDIA REMINDER: PSC To Hold Local Public Hearing in High Hill
The Missouri Public Service Commission will hold a local public hearing in
High Hill, Missouri
April 24, 2014
, to receive public comment on water and sewer rate cases filed by Roy-L Utilities, Inc. The local public hearing schedule appears below.
April 24—High Hill. High Hill City Office Building, 50 Hickory Drive.
A question and answer session will begin at
5:30 p.m.
with the taking of sworn testimony from customers to follow. This local public hearing will be held in a facility that meets the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Any person who needs additional accommodations to participate in the hearing should call the PSC's hotline at 1-800-392-4211 (voice) or Relay Missouri at 711 before the local public hearing.
On June 26, 2013, Roy-L Utilities, Inc. filed rate cases with the Missouri Public Service Commission seeking to increase annual water operating revenues by approximately $8,072 and annual sewer operating revenues by approximately $10,378. Roy-L Utilities, Inc. serves approximately 61 water customers and 57 sewer customers in Montgomery County near High Hill, Missouri.
Under the small rate case process, the PSC Staff audits the books and records of the company. After the audit, the PSC Staff presents its findings as well as its initial recommendation for resolution of the rate requests to the Office of the Public Counsel and the company. Based upon discussions between the PSC Staff, the Office of the Public Counsel and the company, the PSC Staff and the company reached an agreement in the rate cases. The Office of the Public Counsel has not joined in the agreement. The Office of the Public Counsel is a separate state agency which represents the general public in cases before the Commission.
Under the agreement, annual water operating revenues would increase by approximately $2,243 and annual sewer operating revenues would increase by approximately $8,609. The current monthly rate for residential customers and those proposed under the agreement appear below.
Type of Customer--Residential
Current Rate
Proposed Rate*
Metered Full-Time (Water)—5,700 gallons usage $28.23 $31.82
Metered Part-Time (Water)—4,400 gallons usage $21.78 $24.56
Non-Metered Full-Time (Water) $28.23 $31.82
Non-Metered Part-Time (Water) $21.78 $24.56
Full-Time (Sewer) $10.82 $24.29
Part-Time (Sewer) $ 9.78 $21.96
*-Under an agreement between the PSC Staff and Roy-L Utilities, Inc.
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