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BALTIMORE (Stockpickr) -- The market has been providing investors with pretty unwelcome price action during this short post-Memorial Day week. On Wednesday, the S&P 500 shed 2.3%, the index's biggest single-day loss since back in August 2010. And the selling only looks like it will accelerate in today's trading session.
When the market fails to produce gains, investors always seek alternatives. And right now, dividend-payers are a good option. That's because dividend stocks produce returns regardless of what the broad market is doing. Provided that corporate fundamentals remain intact, these companies will continue to pay out cash to their investors.
Now, with solid earnings continuing to trickle down to Wall Street, dividend hikes are continuing to be a major theme -- all told, 21 companies announced increases in their shareholder payouts last week, up from 20 the week before.
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That's a significant metric for shareholder returns: Over the last 36 years, dividend stocks outperformed the rest of the S&P 500 by 2.5% annually, and they outperformed nonpayers by nearly 8% every year, all while paying out cash to their shareholders, according to a study from NDR.
Each week, we take a look at the stocks that are hiking their payouts. Here's a look at some of several stocks from our list of recent dividend-increasers.
H.J. Heinz
Condiment king H.J. Heinz (HNZ) may be best-known for its ketchup, but the firm is actually one of the world's major packaged foods manufacturers, with brands that produce everything from soups to frozen foods in its product portfolio.
The company's 6.7% dividend increase brings its total payout to a quarterly 48 cents per share, a 3.58% yield at current prices. Heinz is one of the
20 top-yielding food and beverage stocks.
Heinz's ability to keep its sales strong in recent years has been telling. While rising input costs and cost competition from private label brands have squeezed competitors, Heinz has done a good job of resisting consumer attrition. That's thanks to exceptional consumer stickiness with its core products as well as comparatively large international exposure. With overseas markets contributing nearly two-thirds of annual sales, the company already has the infrastructure in place to tap growth markets when times are tough at home.
Historically, Heinz has remained vigilant about returning value to shareholders, paying out the majority of its earnings to its owners. While that's meant relatively high debt levels for the company, the added flexibility of discretionary dividends means that the company could divert its massive cash flows to a more pressing need were push to come to shove.
That said, it's unlikely this stock will see any sort of payout interruption. It remains a solid core dividend holding right now.
$35 billion equipment firm Deere (DE) owns a sizable chunk of the agriculture and construction markets with its easily recognizable line of green heavy machinery. Last week, the company increased its dividend payout by 17.1%, also a sizable chunk. That hike brings Deere's total quarterly dividend to 41 cents per share, a 1.95% yield.
The past years have been tough for Deere as a seizing construction market caught up with a rough credit market for the company's lending arm. Despite that double-exposure to the financial crisis, the company has managed to keep its head above water, buoyed in large part by solid lending practices and now by fast-rising soft commodity costs. While competition in lucrative emerging market countries continues to be fierce, Deere is well-positioned to take advantage of the growth opportunities to be found in the BRICs.
While Deere's payout hardly makes it a high-yield play, it's important to remember that dividend yields aren't the same for everyone -- they're based on your cost basis. As a result, for investors that picked up shares around early 2009 lows, Deere's current yield is creeping up on 6%.
Deere was highlighted recently in "5 Large-Cap Stocks for a Choppy Market."
Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) is knee-deep in the process of converting itself from a computer manufacturer to a diversified IT firm, a prescient move given the headwinds in the OEM business right now. Excessive competition has turned PCs into a highly commoditized business with thin margins and highly cyclical exposure. Now HP is building out its complementary operations, with a focus on high-end enterprise IT services.
As a result, the company should be able to take advantage of the upswing in IT infrastructure spending that companies are undertaking in 2011 -- but competition is still powerful in this new direction. Of all the major PC makers, HP has long been one of the best-diversified, with a large share of the printer market. The printer business provides significant recurring revenue from high-margin consumables such as ink, and it's likely one of the reasons that HP's been one of the firms most eager to embrace enterprise IT.
Even though the company's second-quarter earnings last month were a complete debacle (a leaked internal memo forced the firm to release its results earlier than planned), with weak guidance taking most of Wall Street's attention, the company remains on track to continue improving its longer-term fundamentals.
Management announced a 50% dividend increase recently, bringing its payouts to 12 cents per share.
Hewlett-Packard, one of the top holdings of both John Paulson and David Tepper, shows up on a recent list of Hedge Funds' Biggest Buys and Sells.
Molson Coors Brewing
International brewing company Molson Coors Brewing (TAP) is one of the biggest names in beer, with names such as Coors Light, Molson, Blue Moon and Keystone sitting in its cooler. While league leader Anheuser-Busch InBev (BUD) remains the biggest threat to the $8.3 billion beer maker, a series of mergers and joint ventures have strengthened this firm's operations immensely in the last few years.
Molson Coors' recent 14.3% dividend hike should keep this stock on income investors' radar.
The biggest tailwind in Molson Coors' favor is the joint venture the firm entered into with SABMiller (SBMRY) in 2008 -- the combined firm is responsible for selling both Molson Coors and Miller brands in the U.S., generating $315 million in annual savings for Molson Coors and helping the company to compete against much larger Anheuser.
Also in investors' favor is Molson Coors' exposure to international markets. Massive exposure to Canada is likely to provide some currency exchange benefits for investors given the external pressures on the dollar right now. The same is true of the firm's business in the U.K. Expect to parlay CAD or GBP strength into dividends in 2011.
Molson Coors is one of the top holdings of The Children's Investment Fund, comprising 5.8% of its total portfolio as of the most recently reported period.
As a diversified agriculture and food company, Bunge (BG) has been subject to the rise in agricultural commodity prices that's been going on for the last few months. In many of the businesses it operates, Bunge acts as a sort of intermediary between agricultural producers and food companies, processing the raw materials into a form that food companies ultimately turn into end products. As a result, many moving parts can impact the company's profitability for any given quarter.
Shareholders no doubt welcome last week's 8.7% dividend increase, but volatile earnings could put the consistency of the firm's future payouts in question. While Bunge's underlying business is solid, and its balance sheet is reasonably strong, it may be best to avoid exposure to this stock until soft commodity prices settle.
Bunge shows up on recent lists of 5 Stocks to Bet on Farming and 8 Ag Stocks With Upside.
UnitedHealth Group
2011 is turning out to be a very strong year for health insurer UnitedHealth Group (UNH) -- shares of the $53 billion firm are up more than 36% since the first trading day of January. Of course, management has been contributing to investor returns as well, increasing its payout by 30% recently.
The sheer size of UnitedHealth's operations give it a massive advantage over its peers. In total, the company counts more than 77 million Americans as its customers, a network size that gives the company major negotiating leverage when determining costs on both ends of the spectrum -- medical providers and insurance customers.
While that's traditionally helped drive solid margins for the company, the major question remains the constantly changing fate of healthcare reform legislation. There's little question that many parts of its current incarnation will be costly for UNH -- but changes could derail current estimates.
Still, the company has shown in the past that it's able to adapt to regulatory changes and remain a high performer. While a relatively low dividend yield makes this a less viable core holding for an income investor, the high profile of this health insurance giant makes its dividend changes significant nonetheless.
UnitedHealth, one of the top holdings of Bill Miller's Legg Mason Capital Management, shows up on a recent list of 6 Stocks on Pace to Double This Year.
Pharmaceutical and medical supply firm McKesson (MCK), one of TheStreet Ratings' top-rated distributors stocks, is another name that's been benefiting from relative strength in the healthcare sector; shares are already up more than 20% this year thanks to strong fundamental performance. Now the company is trying to leverage its success in its core business to become a major name in the medical IT business.
Even though McKesson still earns the vast majority of its profits through selling pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, its increasing exposure to medical IT should be looked on favorably by investors right now. Demand for medical IT products is increasing as legislation pushes medical records and paperwork into digital form. With its expansive customer Rolodex and resources, the company should be able to grow its IT initiative faster than many of its peers.
Recently, McKesson raised its dividend by 11.1%. That brings the company's quarterly payout to 20 cents per share.
McKesson received big bets in the first quarter from Steven Cohen's SAC Capital as well as Lee Ainslie's Maverick Capital.
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Jan. 18, 2013
Site: Dallas, Texas (Perkins Natatorium)
Event: SMU Classic (Day 1 of 2)
U-M Team Standing: 1st of 6 Teams (166 points) after Day 1
Next U-M Event: Saturday, Jan. 19 -- at SMU Classic - Day 2 (Dallas, Texas), 7:30 p.m. CST
DALLAS, Texas -- The No. 1-ranked University of Michigan men's swimming and diving team got wins from senior Miguel Ortiz (Tokyo, Japan/St. Mary's International) in the 100-yard backstroke and from the 400-yard medley relay to sit in first place (166 points) after the opening day of the SMU Classic on Friday (Jan. 18) at Perkins Natatorium. Thirteen points separate the top three teams in the standings, with USC (162 points) and Florida (153 points) behind Michigan in second and third place, respectively.
Ortiz won the 100-yard backstroke, touching the wall by nearly two full seconds (46.77). He also finished fourth in the 50-yard freestyle (20.10) and led off the winning 400-yard medley relay team (3:10.64). He was joined on the relay by sophomore Richard Funk (Edmonton, Alberta/Strathcona), senior Sean Fletcher (Vienna, Va./James Madison) and sophomore Bruno Ortiz (Tokyo, Japan/St. Mary's International). Funk ended up finishing second in the 100-yard breaststroke (53.33), while Fletcher won the consolation final in both the 100-yard backstroke (49.30) and in the 100-yard butterfly (47.24), recording the fastest time of any swimmer in either final in the latter.
Joining Funk as second-place finishers were juniors Kyle Whitaker (Chesterton, Ind./Chesterton) and Michael Wynalda (Wyoming, Mich./Grandville). Whitaker took second in the 400-yard individual medley (3:46.89), while Wynalda was second in the 200-yard freestyle (1:35.08). Wynalda came up just short of the win, as Joao De Lucca (Louisville) touched the wall two-hundredths of a second faster (1:35.06).
Other top performers on Friday included freshman Dylan Bosch (Johannesburg, South Africa/Crawford College, Sandton) in the 100-yard butterfly (third, 48.01), B. Ortiz in the 100-yard breaststroke (seventh, 53.89) and in the 50-yard freestyle (eighth, 20.50), and junior diver Jack Lee (North Egremont, Mass./The Berkshire School) on the one-meter board (296.75). Michigan also finished third in the 800-yard freestyle relay (6:31.71) to close the evening.
The SMU Classic wraps up Saturday (Jan. 19) at 7:30 p.m. CST.
Michigan has won the previous four SMU Classic titles.
Each of the six teams at the SMU Classic has eight swimmers and one diver. Each swimmer may swim three events per day but must swim in one relay. There is a championship final and consolation final for each event.
Michigan won the 400-yard medley relay by five-hundredths of a second (3:10.64) ahead of USC (3:10.69).
Dylan Bosch took second in the 'B' final of the 400-yard individual medley (3:51.70) but had the fifth-fastest time overall. He officially finished eighth.
Marcin Cieslak (Florida) officially won the 100-yard butterfly with a time of 47.78 in the 'A' final. Sean Fletcher's time in the 'B' final was 47.24.
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Sharing Memories of Our Friend Ali'i
A beloved leader of Hawaii's Agriculture passed peacefully in his sleep on Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Ali'i Arlington Chang is truly missed but always in our hearts.
A "Celebration of Life" will be held on Saturday, July 9, 2011 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ali'i Kula Lavender. Details about the event and the Ali'i Chang Foundation can be found at the Sustainable Aloha blog.
"I got to know Ali`i when he started the lavender farm just up the road from me. I will remember him with his friendly smile and always making sure everyone was happy with his 'easy going' attitude. We have lost a member of our Farm Bureau family not just on Maui but across the state. When it came to Farm Bureau, he always told me 'Whatever you need, let me know.' " – Warren Watanabe, Executive Director, Maui County Farm Bureau
"Thereʻs so much I loved about this great man. At the top of my list is his kind and loving spirit and the honest and kolohe (rascal) way he passed on information and interacted with locals and visitors that always made people feel welcomed.
You know, he was all about hospitality and making sure people were happy and comfortable. Thatʻs totally the Hawaiian value of hoʻokipa and its agritourism at its finest! Aliʻi had wisdom that comes only from personal experiences and things passed on from generation to generation. He was a doer and a man with impeccable business savvy.
He would always say, 'Bebe how you? Good you help Farm Bureau cause ag is important. You and Lani take care all that marketing stuff, you let me know what you need.' So with the Maui County Farm Bureau and the Maui Visitors Bureau, Aliʻi gave of his time, manaʻo and aloha. He spent many, many, many hours taking local and national travel writers and film crews around Aliʻi Kula Lavender and in doing so gave a little of himself each time and he enriched so many lives." – Charlene Kaʻuhane, Kaʻuhane, Inc.
"He repeatedly told me much the same. 'Bebe, you doing good work with our visitors. Thanks for bringing all the travel writers to us. I always try to give them a personal tour. If you need anything, let me know.' Most times, I would simply thank him. But on my last visit, I responded, 'Uncle, what I need is more visitors to come to Maui!' His response? 'Bebe, no worry. When people are ready to travel, they will. Promise. And Maui will be the first to climb back up. We always are.' He was right." – Keliʻi Brown, Director, Public Relations & Promotions, Maui Visitors and Convention Bureau
"I will always have fond memories of Ali'i. His smile. The way he said 'Bebe' and his generous spirit. His life will live on through his garden. He recently told me not to be so busy. He said 'stop to smell the lavender' and I will take his advice to heart." – Dania N. Katz, Secretary, Slow Food Maui
"I am deeply saddened to hear of Ali'i's passing. I enjoyed talking to him about his farming activities. He was in my mind a man constantly seeking a new activity to involve himself—a visionary. Last month, our OED office sponsored a workshop concerning olive oil production. He had already started to grow some trees on his property to see if it had potential as a crop. He shared with the audience what he had already discovered with this new crop. I will truly miss his aloha spirit so much." – Kenneth Yamamura, Agriculture Specialist, Office of Economic Development, County of Maui
"He was my Kind of Guy. A great farmer and an innovative person. He will be missed by all that knew him. May he rest in peace with flowers. Aloha my Friend." – Doug MacCluer, Haliʻimaile Pineapple Co.
"I remember many fond moments with Ali'i. His smile, warmth and genuine 'aloha' made everyone in his presence feel welcomed. I remember Ali'i hands. They were a symbol of the great person he was; of the earth, strong, skilled, tanned from honest work, and full of special knowledge." – Chris Speere, Program Coordinator, University of Hawaii Maui College, Maui Culinary Academy
"Although I had met Ali'i only a few times, I know I speak for many in that it just took one meeting with him to feel his Aloha and deep passion for agriculture and community. I'm sure he's already starting to cultivate the seeds of lavender and aloha in that eternal resting place that we've lost him to." – Eleanor Nakama-Mitsunaga, Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation
"My heart is really heavy today with this one. He was such an embodiment of what I remember growing up and being around that generation. His body language and vocal cadence was from a different time… but those hands… spoke volumes to me." – Kealiʻi Reichel, Musical Artist & Kumu Hula
"I met Ali'i many years ago, just after his lavender farm opened. My enduring memory is of Ali'i scooping up an armful of various lavender varieties and telling his guests to 'squeeeeeze the lavender, loooove the lavender.' His enthusiasm elevated a simple herb that I've known my whole life, imbuing it with magical properties. He was down to earth, charismatic, and a pile of fun." – Shannon Wianecki, Associate Editor, Maui No Ka 'Oi Magazine
"I met Ali'i in 2006, shortly after moving to Maui. I was working as a professional photographer at the time, and did a lot of shooting for the farm. Whenever he saw me running around in the fields with my camera and tripod, he'd always drive up in his cart and ask how I was doing. He was always smiling and affable. He loved the farm and the bounty it produces. I'll miss seeing him driving around in his cart." – Peter Liu, Social Media Consultant, Kaiscapes, LLC
"He was the always smiling and welcoming farmer of Ali'i Kula Lavender. My family's experiences with him were warm and memorable. In 2004, we were new to the island. Back home, my husband and I taught herbalism and aromatherapy classes, so the smell of lavender has always been wafting through our lives. Coming to Maui and learning of Ali'i's lavender farm made us feel at home. We just knew we were meant to live in Kula.
Moving to Maui was not without it's struggles for us. Ali'i Kula Lavender farm became a sanctuary for us and we visited often. Ali'i always welcomed our family and was very happy to share his knowledge of growing. We would often marvel at how he transformed the land that is now the lavender farm. He was a gregarious storyteller and my kids loved him for that. Ali'i sent us home with a lavender plant that has inspired a love of growing in my kids. We now have several, thriving varieties around our home. He was a true steward of the land and the embodiment of Sustainable Aloha.
Festivals at the farm have always been quite jovial and fun. I admit that I came to see Ali'i more than all of the other festivities. He knew the value of eating locally and supporting Hawaii's agriculture. He would come to my booth and pick out his favorite fruits and veggies for me to reserve for him at the end. I always got such a kick out of it. He loved these red bananas I brought to one of the festivals and told me how his family cooked them with butter and brown sugar. From then on, I would look everywhere for those to have at my booth just for him whenever we did a festival together. His smile was my reward." – The Tiffin Family, Kula Fields, Inc.
"When I first moved to Maui six years ago a friend took me to the Lavender Farm. I was instantly blown away by the beauty caressing every cell of my body. When approaching the house I was introduced to Ali'i. The moment I met this man, so full of sparkling grace, I was imprinted by the Aloha spirit. His twinkly eyes and beautiful smile touched me profoundly and I suddenly saw the reflection of him in the gardens he created. He treated me like I was a celebrity showing genuine interest in who I was. What impressed me was his total and complete presence.
This morning when I heard of his passing I felt a deep sense of loss and much gratitude for having this lasting memory of him. Later, on my walk I gave thanks for meeting him and vowed to carry on his graceful, joyful presence and dedication to the Aina as best I could. Thank you Ali'i, for gracing us with your many gifts to our island and your beautiful human spirit." – Susan Teton Campbell, Chair, Slow Food Maui
"Anyone who knew Ali'i recognized one thing—he was truly a steward of aloha. He was an old-school, strong-minded, often stubborn Chinese-Hawaiian farmer. Yet he was a gentleman committed to an impeccable work ethic who was in-tune with nature, a magnificent storyteller, and unbeknownst to him, a comedian who was a hoot to be around. Above all, he was wise and gifted." – Lani Weigert, Co-owner, Ali'i Kula Lavender
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Jon BrownApril 15, 2011
I'm so happy to hold memories of talking with this sweet charismatic father of Maui Agriculture. Confident he is still surrounded by love where ever he is.
Dania KatzApril 15, 2011
Mahalo for your memory and kind words Jon. We need to remember his garden will live on forever, that will keep his memory alive.
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Judging Innovation Awards was no easy taskPosted on Written by Reagan Haynes
There was no shortage of marine industry inventiveness this year, says the chairman of the IBEX Innovation Awards judging panel.
From a $5 part to highly engineered superyacht technology, the judges found innovation for all classes of boating, says Alan Wendt, who chaired the panel made up of Boating Writers International members. These are the products that make boating not only more affordable but also easier for the consumer.
The winners are:
Boat care maintenance: Dolphinite GelMatch Gelcoat Color Matching System. Being able to access a database of thousands of gelcoat colors from dozens of manufacturers is impressive, but the innovation may well be in the method of injecting catalyst into an aerosol can for easy spray-on gelcoat repair for the DIY at a low cost, says judge Roger McAfee.
Electrical systems: Indel Webasto Marine Isotherm Smart Energy Controller Kit. The smart energy controller is a simple-to-install kit that can be retrofitted to any brand of DC refrigerator, reducing refrigerator battery consumption up to 50 percent, says judge Lou Gainor.
Engines: Volvo V8-380 engine sterndrive. The V8-380 brings new-generation engine technology to the sterndrive market, says judge Alan Jones. Its performance, fuel economy and CARB [California Air Resources Board] 4-star rating raise the bar for sterndrive engines.
An honorable mention in the engine category went to Suzuki for its DF20A/DF15A.
Furnishings and parts: Syntec Industries CoolTouch Vinyl Technology Dont burn your buns. Syntecs proprietary cooling feature removes prior interior design restrictions, allowing boatbuilders to introduce dark colors to vinyl seating, says judge Zuzana Prochazka.
An honorable mention in this category went to Caframo Ltd. for its Taku hatch fan.
Mechanical systems: Teleflex Marine Xtreme mechanical system. Teleflex bridges the gap between hydraulic and conventional cable steering with an affordable, easy-to-install steering system that makes driving mid-sized boats a pleasure, says judge Milt Rosko.
Dometic Marine picked up an honorable mention.
OEM electronics: Teleflex Marine Optimus EPS/360 joystick docking system. Easily the most anticipated and exciting product category at this years show, joystick docking for outboards will do for outboards what pod drives have done for inboards, says Wendt.
Propulsion parts, propellers: PowerTech Propellers and the PowerTech! Safety Prop. While acknowledging that this prop is not for the tournament or performance market, PowerTech has a rather convincing presentation that the words safer blade edge design and props can be mentioned in the same sentence, says judge Fred Davis.


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The Ask-the-Expert Online Conference called Updates From the 2010 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium featured Eric Winer, M.D. and Marisa Weiss, M.D. answering your questions about the latest updates on breast cancer risk, screening, and treatment in early and metastatic breast cancer.
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Everytime I click buy theme via paypal ,everything is OK .But after finishing it,themeforest gives me an information that "the deposit was unable to be processed by PayPal"or"theme … was unable to be processed by PayPal".What is going on?
Hi, Jqx1991, have you followed this item purchasing guide ?
Or maybe it's your Paypal which rejected payment for the requested transaction ?
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Good luck !
Actually, I have the same problem here… It is already 2 days as I am trying to buy a theme here with my PayPal account and I am getting the following error:
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I can assure you that it is 100% problems with your system or PayPal account, because 30 minutes ago I made 1 payment and 2 purchases with the same PayPal account and everything worked just fine.
I've contacted Envato support yesterday and still no answer…
You are losing sales this way, guys….
I think it's because the connection problems with envato.http://codecanyon.net/forums/thread/update-about-recent-connectivity-issues/98154 http://codecanyon.net/forums/thread/api-down-issues/98267
Just tried to do a purchase again. Still gettting problems. Here is the shreenshot of the error to make it more clear http://imageshack.us/a/img850/6131/themeforest.jpg
Hmm. So how about your balance? Do you notice any amount going out from your balance? Are you trying to pay directly for the item, or try to deposit money to your Envato balance? Maybe some guys above are right, this has sth to do with the connectivity issues recently on Envato. If I were you I wouldn't try it continuously to avoid any problems that may occur. Please send a Support ticket and hopefully they would help you out with it.
This is an ongoing problem and they are still trying to figure it all out, see here for more information: http://codecanyon.net/forums/thread/issues-when-making-payments-with-paypal/71934?page=15
You can also try the instructions here to see if that works: http://wordpress-help.org/themeforest-paypal-problem-solution/
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I've tried everything what has been suggested here and still have the same problem… Submited another Envato Support ticket and I hope at least this time to get an answer…


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A Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) signed with M/s Madan Tissue Culture Lab, Alampur, Distt – Kangra (H.P.) for aseptic cultures of apple rootstocks, improved stevia variety HIMSTEVIA and ornamental flowers viz. Gerbera, Carnation and Lilium (19-Apr-17).
Situated among pristine environs in the lap of Dhauladhar ranges, CSIR-IHBT has a focused research mandate for sustainable development of bioresources to enhance bioeconomy in the Himalayan region. The young and dynamic team of the scientists, the technicians and research scholars works dedicatedly to discover and find solutions to new challenging problems relevant to the society. National and international collaborations further strengthen scientific interactions at a global scale. Promoting industrial growth through technological interventions is a constant endeavor and several technologies developed by the institute are transferred to industries and generated employment opportunities.
CSIR-IHBT invites application for the following Skill Development Training Programme :
CSIR-IHBT, Palampur signed MoU with State Medicinal Plant Board (SMPB), Shimla, H.P. on 28th February, 2017 for establishment of high altitude rare and endangered medicinal plants nursery at Centre of High Altitude Biology (CeHAB) of CSIR-IHBT in Lahaul valley of district Lahaul- Spiti.
The pavilion of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)'s adjudged First (Gold Medal) for excellence in display in the category, 'Ministries & Departments' at the 36th India International Trade Fair (IITF)
The Gold medal was presented by the India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) Chairman, Mr. L.C. Mittal.1. Also, CSIR-800: Societal Interventions received CSIR Platinum Award and Generics & Healthcare bagged CSIR Gold Award. CSIR-IHBT actively participated in both the sections.
Dr.Girish Sahni, Director General, CSIR said: "Getting recognized for what CSIR is doing is indeed exciting. Everything happened because of the hard work put in by the entire CSIR family. The outcome of the last 75 year journey of the organization was on display and people liked it. We tried to portray our technologies in an aesthetically appealing way and we succeeded, as we stood first. This will boost us to continue the good work in the future."
Talking about the mission and vision of CSIR, he added: "A number of projects are in the pipeline to take our mission projects further. More than 10 projects are being undertaken, including menthol mint production, enabling leather industry and new improved high-yield crop varieties for farmers which will increase their incomes."
After receiving the award, Dr. Daljit Singh Bedi, Head USD and Coordinator of CSIR Platinum Jubilee Technofest expressed satisfaction, saying it was the most appropriate recognition of the teamwork of CSIR, depicting its contribution to the nation in its journey of more than seven decades in the most effective manner."
The Technofest kicked-off on November 14 and each day was dedicated to different themes on various technologies, innovation and products developed by the CSIR laboratories. A total of 14 theme-based pavilions were set up in the Technofest. Beginning with the theme of 'Aerospace & Strategic sector', the event witnessed other theme-based activities focusing on 'Generics & Healthcare', 'Engineering & Infrastructure', 'Energy' and 'Leather', Mining, Minerals & Materials, Chemicals & Petrochemicals, 'Ecology & Environment', 'Water', 'Agriculture & Floriculture', 'Food & Nutrition', 'CSIR for Societal Interventions', CSIR 800 and IP and Entrepreneurship.
CSIR, with its motto of 'Touching Lives', is leaving a remarkable imprint upon its technology partners and technology users
CSIR Pavilion won Gold Medal in the Ministries and Department categories at India International Trade Fair ITF 2016.
Dr. Harsh Vardhan, Hon'ble Union Minister for Science & Technology and Earth Science, and Vice President of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) visited CSIR-Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology located at Palampur in Himachal Pradesh on 18 October, 2016. Hon'ble Minister was shown the major research facilities and was briefed on the scientific, societal and industrial achievements of the institute. Director apprised the Hon'ble Minister of the recent transfer of technologies/consultancies to various entrepreneurs and industrial partners. Hon'ble minister was also apprised of signing of MoU for transfer of tea wine technology to representatives of tea industry at Mozambique.
The Hon'ble minister inaugurated Pilot Plant facility for nutraceuticals, Academy & Technology Extension Block and Hydroponic & Aeroponic facility. Having visited the research laboratories and field facilities of the Institute, the Hon'ble Minister's interacted with scientists and students of the Institute. Later he also interacted with large number of entrepreneurs and farmers, who had taken technologies, advice, and consultancies from the institute in the area of floriculture, tea, medicinal and aromatic plants, food, sweeteners, and enzymes. He appreciated the efforts of entrepreneurs and farmers for adopting the lab technologies. The Hon'ble minister drew attention of the local entrepreneurs to develop industries around local bioresources of high commercial values. Since land holding size in Himachal Pradesh is small, farmers could form societies and approach the institute for technical knowhow, improved cultivars. Information technology should be used for marketing of their produce.
He highlighted that wide climatic diversity in Himalayan region offers unique opportunities to develop range of products and technologies such as low calorie sweeteners, enzymes and microbial based products of societal and industrial significance. He advised that adoption of green technology should be preferred as far as possible. Application of nanotechnology for enhancing efficacy of bioactive compound and metabolites for effective utilization should be rewarding. He noted that the Himalayan region has a vast bamboo resource which should be exploited for the development of various industrial products such as wooden board, textile yarn, activated charcoal and other industrial products.
Observing that Himalayas are highly suitable for cultivation of high value medicinal, aromatic and other crops of commerce, he suggested that the institute should develop a network of entrepreneurs for cultivation, processing and marketing of the produce in an organized manner. It will not only address the issue of increasing menace due to rising populations of monkeys, wild boar and ungulates in Himachal Pradesh, but will provide higher returns to the farmers as well. Promotion of wild marigold, damask rose, valeriana, stevia, violoa, lavender, large cardamom, Artemisia and rosemary by the Institute is a right step in the direction to strengthen farmers' income. Similarly, he appreciated the support given to floriculture growers in terms of improved cultivars and agrotechnology that has boosted their income by about 3 times. For this the institute should ensure supply of quality planting material to the farmers and provide scientific back-up for the success of the industry. Similarly, for tackling the current issues of labour shortage and rising cost of tea production, promotion of tea farm mechanization, and development of value added product from tea viz., high value antioxidant molecules tea catechins, is a welcome step since global market of catechins is expected to grow from current value of 4400 tonnes to market 9200 tonnes by 2020. Similarly, tea based wines and ready-to-serve teas also have global demand. He was happy to note that institute has promoted the ready-to-serve local cuisine 'Kangri Dham' which is preservative free with longer shelf life for wider marketability.
He applauded the institute's initiative to establish a research centre in the high altitude location in Lahaul valley to cater to the technological needs of the natives in cold desert area of the state, and appreciated the development made in promoting floriculture industry, particularly lilium cultivation that achieved an annual turn-over of Rs. 4-5 crores, by a group of 150 farmers. The Hon'ble Minister urged the scientists of the institute to popularize other relevant crops and use of biotechnological tools for conservation of rare, endangered and threatened plants of the Himalaya. He emphasized the need to develop skilled manpower around such technologies for sustainable utilization of bioresources. Scientists should develop novel technologies to prevent post harvest losses of commercial crops.
Hon'ble Minister highlighted the need to develop deep scientific understanding on fundamental research for which young scientists and research scholars need to play a greater role. Bioresources in Himalayas should be used for identification of new bio-molecules of therapeutic importance, and developing crop varieties to withstand increasing biotic and abiotic stressed in face of changing climate conditions. He said that nation has high expectations from young scientists who have to think out of the box to take forward the national missions, and emphasized on addressing the need of mountain communities to evolve into Samarth Bharat-Sashakt Bharat. He reminded the message of our Hon'ble Prime Minister to connect with common people of the country through application of science and develop people centric technology in a time bound manner.
The visit of Hon'ble Minister to the institute was highly motivating to the scholars, scientists and staff, farmers and entrepreneurs.
Varieties Released
Varieties Released
Visit of Sh. Ronald Sapa Tlau, Hon'ble MP, Rajya Sabha (August 14-18, 2015)
DG-CSIR Visit to IHBT (May 2016)
CSIR - Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology , Palampur. Ultimate destination for research on bioresources
Institute celebrated International Yoga Day (21-June-16)
CSIR-IHBT celebrated the International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm. A yoga expert, Ms. Ruchika Chauhan from Himalayan Research Institute for Yoga and Naturopathy (KAYAKALP) Palampur was invited as the resource person. She briefly highlighted the benefits of yoga in context to the present day life style. Thereafter, she held a practical session of one and half hour and demonstrated various asanas, wherein staff and students participated. She also addressed to several queries raised by the participants. Everybody felt relaxed and energetic after the session. The programme was organised in the conference hall and telecasted live in the lobby and corridor for greater participation.
Training programme organized on "cultivation of medicinal and aromatic crops" at high altitude (Lahaul)
Invitation for proposals from MSEs/Innovators for working in the CRTDH established at CSIR-IHBT, Palampur


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Big Horse Feed: 33320 Temecula Parkway, Temecula, California 92592
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Every year Big Horse Feed & Mercantile holds an annual Harvest Festival through the month of October. A major attraction is our 11+ acre corn maze. These mazes are traditionally done with a patriotic theme, with 2012's edition "Honoring Our Hero's"
In addition to the ever popular maze, we have a full slate of family friendly attractions not seen anywhere in Southwestern Riverside County; Pumpkin bowling, Pumpkin launcher, clowns, farm animals, wagon rides, and one of the largest selections of pumpkins around.
We actually sell to many of the local retailers, so why pay the high prices and have a limited selection, we have them in the field, or the in the corral. Traditional orange, or blue, or whatever color the earth gives us.
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If your parents are responsible firearms owners they should know the answer.
This is a discussion on Gun Carry Question within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I don't know if this is the right thread, but I have a question about carrying a gun. I have just turned 16, and want ...
I don't know if this is the right thread, but I have a question about carrying a gun. I have just turned 16, and want to know if it is okay for me to keep a loaded gun in my glove compartment. I will not be the legal owner of either the gun, or the car. My parents will own both, but I will be driving the car. I will not be removing the gun without the intent of protecting my life. Is it okay for the gun to rest there, or is it punishable by law? Even if I do not open the compartment.
If your parents are responsible firearms owners they should know the answer.
"One of the greatest delusions in the world is the hope that the evils in this world are to be cured by legislation."
--Thomas B. Reed, American Attorney
Second Amendment -- Established December 15, 1791 and slowly eroded ever since What happened to "..... shall not be infringed."
I believe your parents and you could be in for a rash of bad luck with this decision. Only my personal thoughts!
You can educate ignorance, you can't fix stupid
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I'm guessing that you will be parking this vehicle at your high school?
It's very illegal to make a firearm available to a minor...sorry buddy.
^Ditto. Sorry guy, no can do. Parents should join the forum and do some reading..
a VERY BIG NO NO NO NO NO. Sorry my friend.. not yet. First off, you cannot even be in possession of a firearm until, depending on state laws, 18. (obviously going out hunting with dad or at the range is different).
But then to make matters worse for you, what you would be doing is concealing a handgun.. quick way to end up in jail for sure. YOU would need to take the required training and pay the cash for a concealed weapons/concealed pistol permit/license.. whatever your state calls them, IF they issue them at all. This doesnt matter if you're only just driving the car or whether or not the pistol EVER leaves the glvoebox.
And to end, I too have to question whether or not your parents even know of this idea... if it was they that suggested it, or didnt immediately know the answer (which is a resounding no) then please implore them to get up to speed on United States firearms laws and basic firearms safety.. before someone accidently does something illegal, like this, and gets in trouble.
Don't do it!! Don't even consider it.
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Illegal and scary.....why do wish to endanger your parents with such an action ?? not to mention yourself.
I've seen worse X box live gamer tags and remember guys he said he was sixteen. I remember when TX CHL came out I was in my late teens and couldn't wait to get my CHL. He's impressionable and perhaps a bit misguided but we all where/are .
For the Op since your IP is located in Georgia I am sending you GA's handgun laws
What you are wanting to do is illegal for both you and your parents and can land you in jail with a felony.Possession of handguns by minors: Minors (persons under the age of 18) are NOT allowed by Georgia law to possess handguns unless the following exceptions apply:
Attending a hunter education course or a firearms safety course.
Engaging in practice in the use of a firearm or target shooting
Engaging in an organized competition involving the use of a firearm or participating in or practicing for a performance by an organized group
Hunting or fishing pursuant to a valid license if such person has in his or her possession such a valid hunting or fishing license if required; is engaged in legal hunting or fishing; has permission of the owner of the land on which the activities are being conducted; and the pistol or revolver, whenever loaded, is carried only in an open and fully exposed manner (no concealing of the firearm)
Traveling to or from any activity described above, provided that firearm is carried in a unconcealed and unloaded fashion.
Any minor who is on real property under the control of such person's parent, legal guardian, or grandparent and who has the permission of such person's parent or legal guardian to possess a firearm.
Any minor who is at such person's residence and who, with the permission of such person's parent or legal guardian, possesses a pistol or revolver for the purpose of exercising the rights authorized in Code Section 16-3-21 or 16-3-23. (self defense laws, listed further down the page)
The exceptions DO NOT apply to any minor who has been convicted of a forcible felony or forcible misdemeanor, as defined in Code Section 16-1-3, or who has been adjudicated delinquent under the provisions of Article 1 of Chapter 11 of Title 15 for an offense which would constitute a forcible felony or forcible misdemeanor, as defined in Code Section 16-1-3, if such person were an adult.
I am closing this thread, the OP has been answered
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Diamine Ancient Copper (80ml Bottled Ink)
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Diamine Ancient Copper (80ml Bottled Ink) is rated out of 5 by 123.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Michael Adams Sr from Love the color love the color and the ink so far has been very well behaved. ?I like the brown ink" was my wife?s comment as I was writing notes and working on office routine. Now she borrows it to write notes to her friends. Fountain pens open the creative to more color in the world and this color is one you can use professionally and still have some fun. Shading is good, ghosting on notebook paper is not bad, and pens clean up very easily when changing inks. An excellent reddish brown color predominantly but use in different nibs and the color shifts, part of the joys of being distinctive in the use of a true fountain pen and choosing your inks.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 2 out of 5 by Doris from Beautiful but Troublesome I have to say this is a beautiful color and looks like a brownish red. I used it with my Monteverde Mts of the World Fuji pen but soon afterwards started having issues. My nib would crust horribly overnight. I have never had an issue like this with any other fountain pen or ink. I do not know why this ink does that. I also had issues trying to get it to flow. I had to twist converter quite a bit to get the ink flowing and even then it would railroad here and there. I have read other reviews and apparently other people are having the same issues. I think from here on out I will only use this ink with my glass dip pens to avoid the terrible crusting issues.
Date published: 2015-11-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by Burton Poole from Really awesome looking This is a very fun ink to write with. Through a fine nib, it just writes as a vary dark almost black-brown, but put it in a flex pen, or wide italic, and it really comes alive. It goes from a dark chocolate brown, to a brilliant autumnal orange, with a slight metallic tone. It even has a bit of a sheen that sits on top, similar to inks like the J.Herbin 1670. When you lay down a large patch of ink, either drawing or through a flex pen with, it will sometimes have a cool metallic outline. I keep this ink in a Pima Tortoise Ahab and a Wing-Sung 590 with a broad nib, and absolutely love writing with both because of the ink.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Darin Delegal from Terra Cotta Orange/Red/Brown Like the title says, this ink has a lovely terra cotta orange/red/brown color. In natural light, it has the color of a clay flower pot. The ink has excellent shading from a lighter orange to a darker reddish orange when used in a pen with a wetter flow. This ink is similar to Diamine's Oxblood, but tends to the red-orange end of the spectrum rather than the red-brown of the Oxblood. Diamine inks are well behaved across the board and this one is no exception with great flow, lubrication, saturation, and shading. I highly recommend this ink to anyone looking for an understated orange-red shade.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marne Mercer from Diamine Ancient Copper Ink I've been waiting for this ink to come available for a while, and I loved the feature that Goulet has that meant I got an email when it was back in stock. I ordered it right away, and (as usual) it was shipped pretty much immediately. The ink itself is wonderful. It's exactly the color that I was looking for (I had previously tried Private Reserve's Copper Burst, and while it was a lovely ink, it didn't have the reddish color I was looking for in my copper). I find the shading in this ink to be truly amazing, on top of its lovely color. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality, copper-colored ink.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 2 out of 5 by Anonymous from Pretty, but Crusty I bought this ink as a sample. By coincidence, I got an Inkdrop sample of Noodler's Antietam at the same time. Honestly, the Noodler's is almost the same color and the far superior ink. The Diamine has a beautiful color. It has nice shading and a brownish-red color. It's not copper really, but maybe a copper oxide. The trouble is, it is not a very nice ink to work with. It crusts easily in my pen overnight. It's awful for flexing: it railroads in a heartbeat. It just doesn't flow well at all. I won't be buying any more of this ink. But I do recommend the Noodler's Antietam as an alternative.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from It's cool!! There isn't any other ink on the market quite like ancient copper. It gives amazing shading and dries with hints of red, brown, and black. The ink has a distinctive copper sheen that really makes your writing come alive. That being said, this is not an everyday ink. Dry time is medium-long and it has a tendency to bleed on cheap paper. Even so, I would highly recommend this ink especially if you write letters.
Date published: 2014-10-20
Rated 4 out of 5 by MPharm Ibrahim from Writes well, not perfect, but not terrible either. In my TWSBI 580 EF Rose Gold nib , it writes quite smooth once you get past the 10 seconds of start up. I like my writing quite sharp and this ink shows a suprising amount of shading for a EF which is pleasant. I think that for the price it's not bad . I'm in the market for trying out many samples of different colours, I have only tried Noodlers X feather and that was like silk pouring out of a spiders abdomen , very lubricated and glassy. This ink isn't as lubricated and I do not mind the slight feedback due to the lack of lubrication. Overall I think the ink is great. However, I'd still try many other inks from other companies to explore what is out there. Btw , I have been writing in an OXFORD 90GSM . Regards IBRAHIM
Date published: 2016-01-17


text: Volkswagen Sells Over 30,000 Vehicles In May, Strongest Sales Month In Over Seven Years Share Comments · Brand experiences best month sales results since 2003 · May sales total 30,100 units, a 27.9 percent increase over prior year sales · Best CC month ever with 3,979 units, up 50.1 percent · Best Tiguan month ever with 3,091 units, up 57.8 percent · Jetta momentum continues with robust sales of 16,671, up 58.6 percent · Golf volume grows 1,761, a 23.1 percent increase · High-mileage, clean diesel TDI models account for 22.2 percent of sales HERNDON, Va. (June 1, 2011) — Volkswagen of America, Inc. today reported 30,100 units sold in May 2011, a 27.9 percent increase over prior year sales and the company's best sales month since August 2003. Year-to-date sales are up 19.7 percent. "May was an outstanding month for Volkswagen, and breaking through the 30,000 mark without either Beetle or Passat in the mix, speaks volumes about our momentum," said Jonathan Browning, President and CEO, Volkswagen of America, Inc. "And I see the momentum continuing, particularly with the launch of the 2012 Passat and Beetle this fall." Volkswagen Jetta sales totaled 16,671 – a 58.6 percent increase over last year. Sport utility vehicles Touareg and Tiguan experienced 106.8 percent and 57.8 percent sales increases, respectively and the best month ever for Tiguan. CC sales increased 50.1 percent over prior year, representing its best month ever. Volkswagen's high-mileage, clean diesel TDI models accounted for more than 22 percent of all May sales. "The notion that making German engineering more accessible is striking a chord with our customers, as evidenced by the increased demand and customer loyalty for our products," said Browning.


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Everyone post a week of there training.
Here is my training for last week.
Monday :
Muay Thai
Squat, Bench Press, Bent Over Rows, and Dips
Run 3 Miles (Personal best 22:57)
Tuesday :
Muay Thai
Wednesday :
Swim 1 Mile or Run 3 Miles
Thursday :
Run 3 Miles
Friday :
Deadlifts, Cleans To Push Press, Over Head Press, Chin Ups, and Pull Ups
Run 3 Miles
Muay Thai
Saturday :
Swim 1 mile
Sunday :
Just want to see everyone else's training. Maybe gain some more input/advice to ad to mine.
this has been my week so far monday: carry and install 60 sheets of drywall, tuesday: deliver 80 sheets of drywall carried up 4 flights of stairs, wendsday: gut house and install 80 sheets of drywall lol.
I don't train much anymore since i quit boxing, but damn my job keeps me in great shape. man all that running you are doing is giving me cramps. j/k
I dont really know the specifics, but I do compound movements and unilateral almost everyday I train, try do explosives as well. Lots of cleans, jerks, rows, snatches, and squats and presses. I run between 9-21 miles a week, 3 miles a morning if i do run.
I gotta do this backwards:
Today: Upper body
One arm military press 4 sets with 40lbs for 15 reps/supersetted with alternating one arm curls 4 x 15 w/ 30lbs. W/ a burnout set on Mil. press
One arm incline press- 3 x 10, 60 lbs /ss w/ one arm lateral raises 3 x 15, 25 lbs. w/ burnout set on incline
Machine row(one arm alternating) 4 x 10, 180 lbs./ss w/ bosu ball reverse flyes with band 4 x 15
narrow grip lat pulldown 3 x 10, 165 lbs/ss w/ 20 push-ups/ss w/ dumbell shrugs 3 x 10, 65 lbs.
low back raises- 3 x 15, w/ 25 lbs.
overhead triceps press(1- arm) 3 x 10, 40 lbs. (first time I've done this one in a long time)
Wrist curls and reverse curl series(1- arm)- no rest 3 sets of 15 reps- 20 lbs for rev wr. curls/ 30 lbs. for rev. curls
Abs- hanging knee raise 3x 25/ss w/ bosu obliques twist/one side at a time 3 x 20 per side/ss w/ 3 x 1 minute plank holds on bosu ball
incline cable flyes 4 x 20, w/ 50 lbs.
Abs series: hanging obl knee raises/ss w/ optiball obl(s) and crunches 15 per/ floor plank 1 minute hold with alternating foot off the floor for 15 secs
Swimming- 30 laps
Running 4 miles
Decline abs w/ 10 lbs- alternating obl with crunches 20 per for 3 sets
machine bike- 30 mintues
Easy cardio day- 30 min EFX/ 30 min bike/ 30 min EFX- not pushing hard on the resistance( I did abs but forgot which ones)
Sat. Lower body
Plyometrics- 4 x - 1 minute jump rope/45 sec box jumps/ 45 sec toe taps on box/ 45 sec lateral jump
Squats(smith mach)- light day for reps- 185 x 20 x 2, 205 x 15 x 2, 225 x 12 x 3
lunges- w/ 35 lbs dumbbells- up and back the floor is 1 for 3 sets
leg press- 450 x 12, 540 x 8 x 3
Calf press off lg pr mach- 120 lbs/ alternating toe positions- 3 x 25/ w/ burnout on last set
Hamstring curl- 4 x 10, l20 lbs
cable knee raises(w/ ankle attachment)- 3 x 20, 70 lbs.
seated calf raises 3 x 20, 90 lbs w/ burnout @ 45 lbs
gay butt things( it's machine where you put your leg on the pad and go backwards) 3 x 20, 145 lbs.
seated hamstring curls 3 x 20, 110 lbs.
crab walk with resistance bands 3 sets of up and back
abs(can't remember)
Swim- 30 laps preceded by abs
I about 90-96% sure on the weights and reps but I don't write anything down and I use a old bodybuilding technic called "instinctive training" for my weight days- basically I have a general idea of what I want to do but don't stick to it always, depends on if the gym is crowded, I'm sore, etc.
I train for triathlons- first one in 11 weeks, so I do less weight w/os and when I do it will be massive supersetting with low weight/high rep and my run/bike/swim w/o will increase with two-a-days and then combo w/o closer to the event.
Monday- Chest
Incline Bench Press 4/8-12
Incline Close Grip Bench Press 3/8-10
Incline Dumbbell Press 4/12
Cable Flyes 3/12-15
superset w/ Decline Push Ups 3/12-20
Tuesday- Back
-Pull Ups 3/15 + 1 Warmup Set
-Deadlifts 4/10 + 1 Warmup Set
-Bent Over Rows 4/12
-Lat Pulldowns 4/12
-Seated Rows
-Close Grip Lat Pulldowns 3/12
superset w/ Face Pulls
Wednesday- Chest
-Flat Bench Press 4/12
-Flat Dumbbell Press 4/12
-Chest Press Machine 3/15
-Cable Crossovers 3/15
Thursday- Legs
-Leg Presses 4/12
-Leg Curls 3/15
-Lunges 2/20
-Calf Raises 4/15
Friday- Shoulders + Light Chest
-Behind the Neck Shoulder Press 4/12
-Arnold Presses 4/12
-Side Laterals 4/12
-Front Raises 3/12
-Incline Bench Press 3/15
-Cable Flyes 2/20
-Rear Delt Crossovers- 3/15
-Shrugs 4/15
Saturday- Arms
Close Grip Bench Press- 3/12
Skull Crushers- 4/12
Tricep Pushdowns- 3/12
Barbell Curls- 4/12
Alternating Dumbbell Curls 4/12
Preacher Curls 3/8-12
Chin Ups Super Set with Dips- 1/Failure
I do abs every other day
AM: Swim 60mins
PM: Bike 60mins
AM: Weights (full body)
PM: Run 60mins (hill repeats)
AM: Swim 60mins
PM: Run 60mins (track workout)
AM: Weights (full body, extra core)
PM: Bike 120mins
AM: Swim 60mins
PM: Bike 60mins
AM: Run (long, 120mins)
PM: Off
AM: Ride 180mins (with local road racing team.
Next week - recumbant exercise bike every day. I broke my collar bone last night!! ARRG!!
Looking good everyone. Keep em coming. Also, the people that have listed so far, do you guys train MMA?
I don't. I'm a triathlete/cyclist, but i find some mma methods cross over and vice versa....so i read in here from time to time.
Lately ive been maining this schedual pretty well.
I think i might be able to fight in a couple month if i keep this up
2mile run before work
after work 1hr Muay Thai and 1hr MMA practice usually topped off
with a 30 minute sparring session with my buddy we try to make it half striking and half ground.
2 mile run
Muay Thai 1hr MMa 1hr
2mile run
Weight room (Full body)
Wrestling practice 2hrs
no run day
Muay Thau 1hr
swim about 1.5k
2 mile run
2 hour mma class
Bjj day, Study video tapes for about 2 hours, do an hour of yoga
then go to bjj drop in class for 2 hours
Recovery day, chill out, have a BBQ, go to the pool, watch a movei ect.
So i can start fresh on monday.
I try to add a variety so i get good at everything and dont get bored
Monday: Get up, take a shower, go to work, get home, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Tuesday:Get up, take a shower, go to work, get home, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Wednesday:Get up, take a shower, go to work, get home, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Thrusday:Get up, take a shower, go to work, get home, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Friday:Get up, take a shower, go to work, get home, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Saturday:Get up, drink 12-15 beers, Play call Of Duty.
Sunday:Get up, drink 5-7 beers, Play call Of Duty.
This tough schedule helps me keep my girlish figure.
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March 23, 2013
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Both Scott Price and Ethan Bennett hit their first home runs of the season in the second game of Tennessee's doubleheader against Missouri on Saturday, but the Tigers scored multiple runs in each of the first four innings en route to claiming the series finale, 14-6, at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
Having won Friday night's opener, 4-0, and walking off with a 7-6 triumph in the first game on Saturday, the Vols still won the weekend series. They are now 13-10 on the year and have an even 3-3 record in Southeastern Conference play. Missouri's record now stands at 8-12, 2-4.
"Coach Bergeron said it perfect [in the team huddle after the game], if we would have gotten blown out in the first game of the doubleheader and then left it all on the field in the second game we wouldn't be saying this is a disappointing feeling. We would be pretty elated that we won the series," UT head coach Dave Serrano said. "I'm not sugar-coating anything because that was an absolute massacre from their offensive standpoint to our pitching staff, but we won the series and we took a step forward. We are 3-3 [in the SEC]. I'm not proud of it but if you look at the standings, everyone's about the same. We just need to get better on the mound. We're not good enough on the mound right now and there's no way around that right now or anything to sugar-coat with that."
After be shut out on Friday night and an emotional walk-off win by the Vols in the opening game of Saturday's doubleheader, Missouri came out looking for revenge in game two. The Tigers got it early and often, scoring 12 runs with multiple tallies in each of the first four innings.
Tennessee got on the scoreboard in the second inning when Christin Stewart scored on a groundout by Pierce Bily following a leadoff triple, but that would be it until the fifth.
With the Tigers holding a commanding lead, UT took advantage of a Missouri error with two outs to cut into that advantage. Maddox reached on the miscue by the MU first baseball and Taylor Smart followed with a single. Price then took a 1-0 pitch and crushed it over the wall in right-center, just under the retired jersey of former Vol first baseman Todd Helton, for a three-run home run, his first in the Orange and White.
Bennett followed suit in the bottom of the eighth, bringing the tally on the scoreboard to its final resting place with a two-out, two-strike moonshot that landed on "The Porch" in left field. While it was his first of the season, it was his 12th longball in three years as a Volunteer.
Coming into the day, UT had hit just two home runs on the year. Including Vincent Jackson's first career blast in the opening game of the doubleheader, the Vols more than doubled that total on Saturday alone, hitting three.
Bennett, Stewart and freshman A.J. Simcox all finished with two hits in the contest and freshman Davis Aiken made his collegiate debut, appearing as a pinch hitter and playing right field. He became the 17th freshman to see action for the Big Orange this season, further increasing their nation-leading total.
Tennessee will return to the diamond on Tuesday when it welcomes Tennessee Tech to Rocky Top for a 6 p.m. contest at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
For more information about the Tennessee baseball program, visit UTSports.com/Baseball, follow @Vol_Baseball and like the Vols at Facebook.com/VolBaseball. To purchase tickets to upcoming games, go to UTTix.com.


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Definition of frown
intransitive verb
1 : to contract the brow in displeasure or concentration frowned in anger
2 : to give evidence of displeasure or disapproval by or as if by facial expression critics frown on the idea
transitive verb
: to show displeasure with or disapproval of especially by facial expression I will be neither frowned nor ridiculed into error — Noah Webster
frowninglyplay \ˈfrau̇-niŋ-lē\ adverb
Examples of frown in a Sentence
She was frowning when she entered the room, so I knew that she was annoyed about something.
the boss just stood there and frowned at his assistant who, once again, was in trouble
Origin and Etymology of frown
Middle English frounen, from Middle French frogner to snort, frown, of Celt origin; akin to Welsh ffroen nostril, Old Irish srón nose
First Known Use: 14th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of frown
1 : an expression of displeasure
2 : a wrinkling of the brow in displeasure or concentration
frownyplay \ˈfrau̇-nē\ adjective, informal a frowny face
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it was clear from the frown on the CEO's face that sales were headed in the wrong direction
Origin and Etymology of frown
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: to make a frown in anger, concentration, etc.
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The BC SPCA is moving quickly in its investigation of a horrific case of animal abuse in Surrey. The RCMP initially responded to a 911 call at a Surrey basement suite, where they found a three-year-old black Labrador retriever badly beaten and bleeding from multiple stab wounds.
The dog, named Ryder, had gone missing earlier from his owner's yard in the Chimney Heights area and has since been reunited with his family. A 24-year-old woman involved in the case was taken into custody by the RCMP and is now undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. A four-year-old girl inside the suite was removed and is now in the care of the Ministry of Children and Family Development.
"We were contacted by the RCMP on Sunday with regard to the animal cruelty file and we have been moving quickly to gather evidence and interview witnesses so that we can present recommendations to Crown counsel as soon as possible," said Eileen Drever, senior animal protection officer for the BC SPCA.
Drever noted that Ryder, who has been receiving ongoing veterinary care, will need to be seen by a specialist regarding the puncture in the eye and he is still unable to close his mouth because of the lacerations to the back of the throat.
"No animal should have to go through the suffering that this poor dog endured," said Drever. "Our cruelty investigations team is doing everything we can to complete the investigation quickly and put our recommendations before Crown counsel."
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Tyler Perry is making moves! BlackMediaScoop reports that Tyler Perry is buying two thirds of Fort McPherson in Atlanta for a film studio. Mayor Kasim Reed thanked Tyler and his company for this because not only will it create for more jobs in the area, but it will "expand Atlanta's footprint in television and film". But seriously, we love the fact it will get more more jobs. Good looking out Tyler!