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"This place is a prison, and these people aren't your friends." So sang Ben Gibbard on a middling Postal Service tune some years back, and he may have been referring to the Malmaison's waitering staff, who glide around the ornate Visitor Room waiting to mug you for six quid if you're daft enough to ask them for a pint of Hobgoblin (the Wheatsheaf is doing the same pint for £2.95.). Still, the ex-jail is a magnificent place to kick off The Oxford Punt, the annual showcase for emerging Oxfordshire acts, and Helen Pearson opens the show winningly with a delicately beautiful ballad about her old Labrador. She sings in that light, girlish style that often accompanies adverts for fabric softener or hybrid automobiles, but the songwriting is sound, neither mawkish nor cynical and her guitar playing is exquisite. Her between-song banter is quite fun as well: at one point she confesses that she has lost her thread after being distracted by an enormous bottom beaming out of one of the Malmaison's Orwellian telescreens. The set becomes a bit generic in the middle but closes with the excellent 'Boxer' whose conflicts seem closer to those involving Joni Mitchell or Carole King rather than David Haye or Ricky Hatton.
"We are ugly, but we have the music" was a quote attributed to Leonard Cohen, in unchivalrous conversation with Janis Joplin. Without going that far, DJ Fred occasionally resembles the amusing description of Fatboy Slim: "a middle-aged bloke playing his record collection to the audience". Armed with laptop and little else he proceeds to broadcast twenty minutes of fairly digestible but forgettable techno, played at Malmaison-friendly volume to a small but polite crowd. 'Cirrhosis of the Brain' is one of his funkier numbers, consisting of a spangly, shiny clatter of bells tumbling over the beat with the voice of Daniel Dennett or some such reductive materialist chuntering about the evils of religion at regular intervals. Clad in a billowing Smiley-Face T-shirt, Fred looks and sounds like a man born out of due time, but at least he keeps the Malmaison leg of the night from sounding too polite.
Over at the Wheatsheaf, Message to Bears have become a reliably excellent sextet (they've added a second violinist since I saw them last), majoring in hypnotic, orchestral folk instrumentals. Some writers, perhaps in response to the continuing slavish praise from the rest of us, have complained about a lack of memorable tunes and it's true that texture, especially the very beautiful, chiming double guitar sound they get, plays a vital role. But there are now several excellent melodies within their set, usually assigned to the violins, which help to neutralise objections. It's also good to see that the band, especially the bass and drums, are beginning to make Jerome Alexander's songs their own- there are more dynamics than on his records, and even a hint of theatricality. Much as I love the CDs, this is a welcome development: when I go to gigs I want a performance, not a reproduction. I'm less certain about the addition of a couple of new numbers featuring important male vocals; these seem to be a work in progress, and the singing does not yet match the playing.
Jack Goldstein, lead singer and keyboardist of Fixers, would be well-advised to ask for a re-jig of the set-list, as he was clearly far from warmed-up while tackling the ferociously difficult vocal line of their set-opener, and his tuning issues got the band off to a weak start. However, it quickly emerged that the group is possessed of enormous vocal talent, spread evenly around all five band members. They are heavily influenced by the vintage psychedelia of The Beach Boys and Small Faces, and if they continue to develop at this breakneck pace, they could become a wonderful band: perhaps a less esoteric Grizzly Bear for the summer months. Tunes like 'Iron Deer Dream' are already pretty special. The find of the night.
Though Telling the Bees ran them very close. A splendidly quirky quartet, they consist of two cerebral female strings players and a couple of hairy folky blokes. Their basic set-up of cello, violin, mandolin and bass adds up to a strangely unfinished sound (normally you'd stick an acoustic guitar into the middle of the texture without thinking), but the unusual combination works brilliantly, leaving space for Hairy Bloke #1 to sing in a quiet, unpretentious baritone about Oxford scholars who run off to become gypsies and the like. The playing is uniformly excellent and there is a latent sense of drama and tension to their music which suggests cinematic potential-the instrumental at the end of 'Icarus' is a perfect example.
Stopping off at Coca Royal on the way back to the car, I encountered various middle-aged men hanging around the bar with slightly dopey, far-away looks in their eyes. The object of their affection turned out to be singer-songwriter Mariana Magnavita, who not only looks like Weird Science-era Kelly LeBrock, but talks a bit like her too. Her singing voice is gossamer-in-the-spring-air pretty, but her delicate, nostalgic little songs, backed by more guitar and violin, sound slightly too conventional and safe after Telling the Bees and Message to Bears. Perhaps I was rather folked-out at this point after an unusually acoustic Punt, and should have thrown myself into Risen in Black or Taste My Eyes to cleanse the palate. Reviews of these and others are coming soon, but this was musically my favourite Punt for years. Just keep an eye on the Malmaison drinks menu. The prices are criminal.


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Deal: Charter picks up Wisconsin Time Warner Cable subscribers
In February, Comcast made a deal to purchase Time Warner Cable. At that time, the companies moved the details of the offer forward for government approval.
As part of that deal, Comcast found itself in a position of having to sell off more than 3 million of Time Warner's customers to get federal approval. That left customers in Wisconsin and other places throughout the country not knowing who would provide service and collect the cash from subscribers.
Earlier today, Comcast reached an agreement with Charter Communications to pick up a number of customers, including ones here in our city.
"This morning's announcement is a win-win-win and moves us one step closer to completing our merger with Comcast," said Time Warner Cable spokesman Mike Pedelty.
"We're pleased that the parties have reached agreement and look forward to working with Comcast and Charter to make all of the transactions as seamless as possible for our employees and our customers."
Charter and Comcast reached a deal on a number of "tax-efficient transactions," picking up customers that the combined Comcast and Time Warner Cable firm would have had.
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"The divestiture follows through on Comcast's willingness to reduce its post-merger managed subscriber total to less than 30 percent of total national MVPD subscribers, while maintaining the compelling strategic and financial rationale of its proposed merger with Time Warner Cable," the official release from Comcast said.
"Pursuant to the agreement, and following the close of the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger, Charter will acquire approximately 1.4 million existing Time Warner Cable subscribers, increasing Charter's current residential and commercial video customer base from 4.4 million to approximately 5.7 million, and making Charter the second largest cable operator in the United States."
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The agreement will be executed via three separate transactions, which are subject to the completion of the proposed Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger:
- Comcast will divest Time Warner Cable systems serving approximately 1.4 million existing Time Warner Cable customers directly to Charter for cash. Charter expects to fund the purchase with proceeds from debt, and to have approximately a 5 times debt to EBITDA leverage ratio at closing.
- Comcast and Charter will transfer assets serving approximately 1.6 million existing Time Warner Cable customers and 1.6 million Charter customers in a tax-efficient like kind exchange, improving the geographic presence of both companies, leading to greater operational efficiencies, improved technology deployment and enhanced customer service.
- Comcast will form and spin off to its shareholders a new, independent, publicly-traded company that will operate systems serving approximately 2.5 million existing Comcast customers. Comcast shareholders, including the former Time Warner Cable shareholders, are expected to own approximately 67 percent of SpinCo, while New Charter is expected to directly own approximately 33 percent of SpinCo.
SpinCo expects to incur leverage of approximately 5 times estimated pro-forma EBITDA, and New Charter will then acquire its interest in SpinCo by issuing New Charter stock to Comcast shareholders (including former Time Warner Cable shareholders). SpinCo's nine-member Board of Directors will include six independent directors and three directors designated by Charter. Comcast will hold no ownership interest in SpinCo (or Charter) and will have no role in managing SpinCo.
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Sources tell Bloomberg that Netflix is negotiating with several cable TV providers — including Time Warner Cable (TWC) and Comcast (CMCSA) and regional cable providers who include TiVo (TIVO) devices as part of their equipment — to add its video streaming service to their set top boxes. Discussions are said to be in the early stages with no deal imminent.
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The 2005 film Pride and Prejudice ends with Mr. Darcy striding across the dewy morning marshes, shirt unbuttoned to strategically expose chest hair, and taking his lady love (played by Keira Knightley) in his muscled arms. Such a florid ending is not to be found in Jane Austen's novel. The characters of her books experience romance in a structured relationship within familiar bounds, "experienced not as a rupture or a break in one's everyday life," a far cry from the dime-novel romance that many modern fans look for in her work. Necking in the mist wasn't in the playbook.
The rigidities and dignities of Austen's world are a favorite example in Eva Illouz's new book Why Love Hurts, as a reminder that our contemporary experience and understanding of courtship is very much embedded in our historical moment. Why Love Hurts is an in-depth analysis of the reasons our contemporary understanding of romance fails to satisfy so many of us. The book attempts to properly contextualize our unique experience of love, presenting a counter-narrative to simplistic psychological ("what's wrong with me?") and socio-biological ("men are just naturally like that") explanations that dominate our modern understanding of romance.
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Bottom Line at the Top: we see two people who would find aging staves appealing. The first is committed whiskey drinkers and "mixologists" who love to mess around with different flavors. They'll keep meticulous notes, try different spirits, and happily post away on blogs and articles with other liquor geeks forever chasing that elusive perfect sip. For these, the chase is the game and the price well worth it. (Here's an example just such a venture at Modern Thirst.) These staves don't work well in every setting but it's a lot of fun to try. The second group are those people who don't know much about liquor but are looking to buy a present for a whiskey person. For all the weirdo crap out there—the whiskey stones, the frozen shot glasses, the aerators, and so forth—this is a gift that actually makes sense and would be a welcome addition. If we had to guess, we think these staves will sell like crazy in the holiday season... and that's a good thing.
We've waited patiently for 2 months after receiving some aging staves to try out from Chris Harrigan of Beyond Barrels. Actually, that was the plan. The staves were forgotten in our basement so it ended up being 3 months… but this works out nicely in our opinion because this is a highly plausible outcome if a person were to try this out. Out of sight, out of mind... after all, who among the cocktail enthusiasts of the world haven't started pulling odd, dusty, and long-forgotten bottles out of the cabinet?
These shaped, staves of cherry wood are designed to fit inside a whiskey bottle and give it an additional aging and flavor… in theory, turning mediocre or even good whiskey into great whiskey (or, we hope, miraculous whiskey). We said it last time and we'll say it again now that we're tasting the results: we're hoping that we don't just turn Jim Beam into something better than we can buy… we want to turn Jim Beam into something we can't buy. We want the special edition whiskeys. We want the limited edition whiskeys. We want the ultra-expensive whiskey!! Turning a $15 whiskey into a $50 whiskey isn't that great if you have to wait 6 months to do it. But if you can turn a $15 whiskey into a $500 or a $1,500 whiskey… well, now we're starting to feel a tingle deep down inside!
We originally thought to run the experiment for 6 months but Harrigan assured us that 2 months was the proper aging for cherry wood. We used:
- Jim Beam Bourbon: a decent enough bourbon you can get anywhere… can we make it spectacular?
- Buffalo Trace Bourbon: this is a fine, fine whiskey already… can it become something approaching Pappy's that you'd normally have to chase the delivery truck or win a lottery to find?
- Cody Road Rye Whiskey: this is a craft whiskey that we thought perfectly-crafted but could've used some more age. Will this give it that special something to propel it to excellence?
- JK Williams Young Buck Bourbon: same thing… this is a whiskey that's actually very disappointing when you taste it. Can the aging stave salvage it?
Results with Jim Beam
Color: The "sticked" bourbon is immediately noticeable as darker. Several shades darker. Substantial. With the regulator bourbon, we start from a pale, luminous gold of J-Lo highlights going towards caramel with the sticked. On the nose, it's bourbon… very much like a corn whiskey. The nose on the darker sticked is, indeed, a little more woody... not like smelling a 2x4 at Home Depot but rather split firewood on an autumn day.
Taste: the normal Jim Beam is decent enough but it has a rather bitter, astringent flavor on the finish. We guess this is a characteristic of young bourbon. The sticked version, for all its aromatics, tastes sweeter and more robust on the front end of the palate but fails entirely to fix the back-end astringency. "It tastes like a dusty old hardware store floor," announced one of our number. That's a shame, really, because that's on Beam and not the fault of the stick! A little ice pulls out more of the extra wood in the sticked but… well… we still don't want to drink it.
Would we bother to do it?: no… resounding no. Nothing that happened here makes us want to try and repeat the experiment. In this sense, aging staves do not help. Judgment? Aging staves can affect mediocre whiskey but can't really help mediocre whiskey.
Results with Buffalo Trace
Color: the sticked version is darker. Much darker. We think it's established that the staves do indeed darken the spirit. There's a decided cherry note on the nose… that makes sense since it's cherry wood but still a lot of cherry. "Smells like the designer imposter of Buffalo Trace," said one. "It smells like the Yankee Candle version of bourbon," said another. Clearly, the scent of the stave envelopes the traditional bourbon.
Taste: this is a vastly superior bourbon to the Beam in every possible way. Smoother, nicer, more caramel… and easier despite being at 90 proof vs 80. With the stick, the mouthfeel is different. The profile is thinner and the front-end taste deeper. The caramel is gone but a cherry wood (one might mistake it for sherry-cask) note envelopes. "It's almost on the verge of cedar!" The problem: everything that made the Trace bourbon—the caramel, the vanilla, all of it—is gone. It's a different whiskey now. It's not bad… but it's not bourbon any longer. For some of us, this made the whiskey far worse; for others, far better. Quite the split decision.
Bonus: does this turn Buffalo Trace into Blanton's? No. Just no. Not even close. We put them side by side and it was like comparing a used cherry Popsicle stick to fresh, meadow-harvested honey.
Would we bother to do it (to Buffalo Trace, that is)?: a minority opinion agreed that they might separate the bottle and "do this" to a bottle of Trace. The rest? No. Why would someone want to do this to a bourbon that's already good. Most of the time, we wouldn't. In this sense, aging staves do not turn good whiskey into great whiskey.
Results with Cody Road Rye
Color: darker of course. On the nose, though, nicer. Better. Where the original smells and reminds a bit like an emaciated banjo player, for the sticked we think of jolly old fat St Nick with a sack of bananas. That's better for anyone who lives outside of banjo country.
Taste: the Cody Road, as we mentioned before, is a defect-free but young whiskey. The sticked version introduces (on the front-end, naturally) a spicy, slate taste. There's a light, spearmint-acetone fade. This is better: it's more complex. "A whiskey worthy of the Four Season's London Bar."
Would we bother to do it?: interestingly, yes! When we get a bottle of well-executed but otherwise under-aged whiskey, the stick helps a lot! We're not sure that we would go out and buy this intentionally but if you end up with a craft something-or-other that you take a shot on and needs some help, then throwing a $3 stick in is wise. For underage whiskey, the aging staves do help.
Results with JK Williams Young Buck
Color: darker, duh. But this is a darker bourbon to begin with, which is really weird for such young stuff and we wonder if they've done some accelerating (chipping or whatnot). The nose on the original is all corn whiskey moonshine. And this equals gag reflex. Just young, rough stuff. Comments were not kind: "Is there moss growing on this thing?" "Did you mix this with the pond water?" "It's like moldy banana laffy taffy." The stick improves the aroma but doesn't overcome it entirely. Maybe an introduction of chamomile. We're still having trouble with the nose under either case.
Taste: the taste is all young, hot whiskey. For 80 proof, it's just way too hot. Otherwise, the flavors are there but dominated by corn. In every sense and in every way, it's just young and overly simplified. It's not ready for the market. The stick helps this thing a lot! We're not sure it entirely fixed it but now there's a fruit note. The stick has added a complexity to the front end that blends with the corn. The problem is the whiskey is still too hot! It just simply shouldn't be this hot for 80 proof. If this were barrel proof, we'd giddily add ice and smile. Here, we add water (and this helps) but it shouldn't have to happen. The finish is wrong… you can almost like it until, at the 7-second mark, it falls apart. So close.
Would we bother to do it?: only out of desperation. Presented with an underage whiskey, like with the Cody Road, we'd give a shot with a stick to see if it can improve. Otherwise, we don't go out of our way.
Should You Do This?
Bottom line, if you're a whiskey enthusiast it's a good idea that you have a few of these things around. The reason being, you're bound to find some younger and underage whiskeys, either accidentally or as gifts, finding their way into your home bar. Don't waste them on bad whiskey (it won't help) but it can put some age on an otherwise immature spirit. Even here it won't salvage completely but it will help, make something drinkable, and otherwise make a more pleasing experience out of something that would otherwise only collect dust.
Later Update
A couple of interesting things happened after the 3-month tasting mark: we found that the aging stave swells in the liquid and we could not remove it from the bottle of Buffalo Trace so left it in. And upon further review, we ended up strangely liking the bourbon. The cherry wood is sort of addictive in a way that we didn't appreciate at the first trial. It worked especially well in Manhattan cocktails, where the cherry mixed with the sweet vermouth beautifully and elevated the entire drink. This is striking because we don't especially like Manhattan cocktails in the first place but found ourselves drinking it in casual, informal settings! Was it the same for others? We left the stave in the JK Buck and wondered if the extra-aging would help. It did not. As above, the cherry wood flavors intensified but it can't overcome the whiskey itself.
But importantly, we can recommend these aging staves enthusiastically for those who prize Manhattan cocktails and even those who have a favorite bourbons that they like to tinker with.
by: Neal MacDonald, editor
[Disclaimer: we received 4 pre-release individual aging staves free of charge for review purposes. All other products mentioned here were acquired on our own.]


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A man walks along a tree-lined street on a cold and hazy morning in Berlin. WHY WE PICKED IT: To place such a bold, dark line through the middle of the frame is a bold move by the photographer. But it works as the subject moves slightly away from it on one side and on the other half is nothing but the quiet stillness of the morning fog amongst the trees. Experimenting with objects in the foreground is a great way to capture some interesting images.
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From the top row of the bleachers at Indiana's Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex, LibertyFlames.com will provide live blog coverage of all three days of the 2011 NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round meet.
Yesterday, Kolby Shepherd qualified for the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the men's pole vault. Liberty now has three athletes bound for Des Moines, Iowa in two weeks, also including Sam Chelanga (men's 10K) and Elliot Galeone (men's javelin).
Today, both Chelanga and Galeone will attempt to reach Des Moines in a second event, while Isaac Wendland hopes to make it to his home state of Iowa in the men's 1,500.
Here is the full schedule of today's events involving Liberty competitors.
5 p.m. – Men's Discus (Elliot Galeone)
6:45 p.m. – Men's 1,500 (Isaac Wendland)
8:45 p.m. – Men's 5K (Sam Chelanga)
I will again be using the interactive CoveritLive blog interface. This format allows readers to submit comments and questions throughout the day, as you follow your favorite Flames and Lady Flames.
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Sella tips French for Cup glory
France have the discpline and ability to win the World Cup, according to former international centre Philippe Sella.
The French were surprise finalists in 1999, overwhelming New Zealand in the semi-finals before losing to Australia in a one-sided match.
And Sella, the most capped player in rugby history with 111 apperances for France, believes they can go one better Down Under in 2003.
He told BBC Sport Online: "France have been notorious for a lack of discpline and consistency in the past. One game they win and the next they don't.
"But, under Bernard Laporte, they are working on their discipline and mental strength - the basics of the game. And they are very positive after last year's Six Nations.
"I enjoyed seeing them play the final last time but I want them to play the final again and win it this time. And I think they can do it."
France will enter this year's Six Nations with confidence after convincingly winning last year's championship.
Prior to that, they impressively defeated southern-hemisphere opponents South Africa and Australia.
More recently, they also notched up convincing victories over South Africa and Canada as well as a 20-20 draw against the All Blacks.
But Sella warned: "We know it will be tough with the likes of England, New Zealand, Australia and South Africa if they play like they can do.
"The southern hemisphere sides are strong. Australia have won the World Cup twice and New Zealand and South Africa have won it once each as well.
"But the northern hemisphere countries are better now, with England and France at a level where they can win the World Cup."
France open their Cup campaign against Fiji on 11 October next year and also face Japan and Scotland in Pool B.
Sella insisted the French would ease through that group.
He explained: "Scotland need to follow the other Six Nations teams and try and make an impact but I think it will prove too difficult for them."
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Rory Feek's latest blog post is perhaps the most emotional to date, recapping the couple's "memorable week," as they watched the GRAMMYs, spent Valentine's together, and celebrated their daughter Indiana's second birthday.
"This has been a week to remember," the country singer wrote on the family's blog, thislifeilive.com, where he has been keeping family, friends and fans up to date with his wife's battle with terminal cancer. "There have been big parties for little people and small losses with great lessons… and we even had a romantic night filled with more love for each other than we even thought was possible. But mostly, this has been a week filled with thankfulness."
"a week to remember" - a blog post and pics from one man's extraordinary, ordinary life.http://thislifeilive.com/a-week-to-remember/Posted by Joey and Rory onFriday, February 19, 2016
The couple was nominated for their first GRAMMY Award for Best Country Duo/Group Performance this year, and while they lost out to Little Big Town at Monday's show, Rory explained that sharing the moment with his wife, who has been in hospice care since November, was a reward in itself.
"I've said before that just being nominated is enough," he wrote. "But after having more time to think about it… that's not actually true. Instead, I would say that just being able to wake up and look into the eyes of the people we care about and tell them that we love them is enough. Everything else is just icing on the cake."
WATCH: Joey Feek Gets Daughter Indiana Ready for the GRAMMYs, Loses Best Country Group/Duo Performance to Little Big Town
The Feeks also shared a sweet Valentine's Day together on Sunday, as Rory surprised his wife with a sushi dinner and flowers, and the couple shared an extra special moment snuggling together in Joey's hospice bed.
"I haven't been able to be in the same bed with my wife or hold her in my arms since the beginning of November – when she made her last trip to the hospital," Rory shared. "But for one sweet half-an-hour… that changed on Valentine's Day."
Another milestone came on Wednesday, when the couple celebrated their daughter Indiana's second birthday, a day no one was sure Joey would live to see.
"When Joey woke up, a little before noon, I came in to see her… and tears were flowing down her face," Rory recalled. "Again, I put my arms around her and asked, 'Why are you crying honey?' 'We made it,' she softly answered. 'We made it.'"
...some birthdays are more than just birthdays. They're dreams coming true and prayers being answered.Posted by Joey and Rory onWednesday, February 17, 2016
WATCH: Joey and Rory Feek Celebrate Daughter Indiana's Birthday With Heartwarming Photo
The family set up Indiana's high chair in the room with Joey's bed, so that she could share in her daughter's birthday celebration, and cousins were on hand to help the toddler open dozens of gifts from family and fans alike.
"For the most part, Indiana's big day was nothing but joy and more joy," Rory wrote. "She has a way of bringing even the most painful parts of life back into perspective. All day long (and for days before that) the mailman and the UPS and FedEx drivers kept knocking on the door – delivering more and more presents from strangers, family and friends… to Indiana in Indiana."
Joey and Rory's happy memories are bittersweet these days, as Joey's condition continues to deteriorate, but Rory is making the most of every moment their family has left.
"Thank you Lord that we were able to all be together for this special day, for this special week," he concluded in his post. "Thank you, thank you, thank you."
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The only downside to spending a few quiet vacation days in a remote beach town is the distance it puts between you and your personal fitness. Scenic resort areas like Montauk, beach towns in Maine and remote parts of Cape Cod usually lack state-of-the-art training facilities and you'll need to improvise if you're going to stay fit away from your gym and trainer. Before surrendering to the summer sun and its beachfront barbeques, utilizing the space around you can help supplement a more extensive workout.
Jim Krumpos, strength and condition coach for the University of Miami Hurricanes Men's Basketball team, gives us a workout designed for when the health club is too far from the sunny shores. The plan combines both strength and anaerobic fitness training to be performed without equipment but with the challenges an environment like an isolated beach can provide.
"A warm up is necessary, even in the heat, to increase blood flow and oxygen to the muscles. This increases flexibility, decreases injury, and decreases fatigue. Increase hydration and mineral intake when working out in the heat/sun."
10-20 reps each
Sub-Scap Push-ups
Squat to Stand
Lateral Lunge
Side Plank 30 sec each
Hip Bridge 30 sec each
"All these things will provide a different stimulus to your muscles. This workout will definitely keep your strength levels and fitness tuned until you get back into the gym."
BWT Exercises: When finished, rest for two minutes and then repeat series.
Squats 1x20
Lunges 1x10 each leg
Push-ups 1x10-20 (Hold for 1 min)
Sit-up 1x40
Close Grip Push-up 1x10
Toe Raises 1x20
Wave Squat 1x20
Scissor Kicks 1x40
Supermans 1x20
Single Leg Hip Extensions 2x10
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"The sand provides an unstable surface which will challenge your nervous system, as well as add resistance as you sink into the sand. You will feel the added difficulty in the first couple of reps."
Option 1:
1) Sprint 5 yards in sand then back to start, then 10 yards, then 15 covering 60 yards total. Try to do this in less than 20 seconds 2-3 reps
2) Repeat -this time back peddling in between sprints. IE: sprint 5 yards and back peddle back, etc. 2-3 reps
3) Repeat-this time shuffling between sprints.
Option 2:
1) Start with 10 squat jumps in the sand. Immediately proceed to 10 push-ups. Immediately proceed to 10 sit-ups. Repeat for 9 reps each then 8 then 7 and so on until you get to 1!
Option 3: Do these drills in waist deep water for 20-30 yards each. Repeat when finished.
1) High knee run. 2-3 sets
2) Butt Kicks. 2-3 sets
3) Squat jumps 10-20 reps
4) Backwards run 2-3 sets
5) Lateral Shuffle 2-3 sets
Jim Krumpos is the strength and conditioning coach for the University of Miami Hurricanes basketball team. A 2003 graduate of Arizona, Krumpos studied physiology, physical education and psychology and earned a master's degree from UNC Charlotte in 2006. His current certifications include: P.I.C.P. strength and conditioning specialist level two, certified strength and conditioning specialist, USAW club coach, N.A.S.M performance enhancement specialist, N.A.S.M corrective exercise specialist and N.A.S.E specialist in speed and explosion.


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As deadline approaches, all eyes on NFL, union to see who will make first move
DALLAS Who will blink first? That's the question that emerged after a Super Bowl week dominated by labor saber-rattling with the NFL and the league's players' association set on a collision course. The sides' dual warnings about a work stoppage threaten to shutter the league in less than a month.
First NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith chided owners that they must open their books and provide "financial transparency" in order to reach a deal.
Then NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell warned that, with the last day of the current deal coming March 3, a new agreement must be reached fast to avoid costly consequences that could include an owner-imposed lockout.
"The window of opportunity is on the next few weeks to get an agreement that works for everyone," Goodell said.
He also blasted the idea of opening owners' books as a "negotiating ploy."
"That's all it is," Goodell said. "The players have more than sufficient information to understand why the economics of this deal do not work."
It's a message, sports business analyst Marc Ganis said, aimed not just at the fans who represent the NFL's consumers, but at the 1900 players that make up the NFLPA's constituency.
So far, Ganis said, Smith and the union leadership have done a more effective job convincing players that they cannot agree to a new CBA without full access to the spending details of the owners — even if resisting a deal on those grounds comes in the form of a work stoppage.
"Right now, we don't have the necessary information we feel like we need to get a deal done," union president Kevin Mawae said.
Ganis said the league hasn't yet effectively explained to players why they may already have all the information needed to negotiate .
"The players association has about 95% of all the NFL expense information," he said. "You're only talking about a very small amount of money the union can't identify with reasonable certainty."
That could leave Goodell and the owners in the position of imposing the league's first work stoppage in 24 years.
Said Goodell, "There will be a number of things that I'm sure both sides will consider (after March 3), that, strategically, I believe will move us away from the negotiating table rather than toward the negotiating table."
What's at stake?
Among the sides' biggest disagreements is how to split revenues that total in the billions annually.
Negotiators met Saturday in the first formal bargaining session since November, and pledged in a joint statement afterward "to increase the number, length and intensity" of their sessions.
The owners want the players to reset the split of revenue to account for what they say are exorbitant infrastructure costs in areas such as stadium construction and maintenance that have risen in recent years. The players are distrustful of the owners' expenditure claims.
"There are fundamental disagreements," Smith said, noting that several independent studies point to sky-high values for teams. He added that he "cannot point to any economic harm from any team" from the down economy.
Goodell, however, painted a completely opposing view of NFL economics. The commissioner was asked how to reconcile the union's stance with the NFL's position that most of the new revenue since the sides' last CBA deal in 2006 has gone to the players.
"I think one is a fact and one isn't," Goodell said. "If you want to deal in facts, the president of the union (Mawae) just in the last week said that the players got a great deal in 2006, and that clearly is indicating that the pendulum has shifted too far in one direction."
Another big disagreement is the NFL's proposal to expand the regular season from 16 games to 18, something Goodell said will help grow revenue. Players are skeptical about the injury risks associated with extra games.
Said Goodell, "There are no deal breakers. We need to sit down and have a healthy negotiation about how we address the issues."
The pressure points
Goodell called the March deadline "critical" because of what he said was a rippling set of financial consequences that could follow. They could be felt by the league in the form of reneged business deals and by the players in the form of potentially lost bonus and free-agent money. Smith and the union haven't said they share that sense of urgency.
Still, Ganis said union leaders face a challenge keeping their membership on point if a lockout kicks in.
"That group does not want to lose paychecks," Ganis said. "They want to play without any interruption. They want to get roster bonuses and to sign contracts."
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft said the league already has heard from two national companies — whom he didn't name — who claimed "they're walking from the league" if a work stoppage begins.
The challenge for Goodell may be to convince the union membership that the early March deadline — a year after owners allowed the NFL's salary cap to expire — is serious, even if it is more than six months before the new regular season would start.
"If it's not March 4, when?" Ganis said. "Until that time is reached, it's going to be very difficult to get the kinds of modifications to the CBA that the owners are insisting on."
Optimism to be found?
The rhetoric between the sides has been strong. Smith maintained that he thinks the owners have been preparing for a lockout for years.
Jeff Pash, the NFL's chief negotiator, said that if March 4 arrives without significant progress made toward a new deal, "then you probably would be looking at taking some action. Both sides would take some action.
"The union's prepared to decertify. … So I think both sides have to regard (March 3) as a very serious date to try to get something accomplished."
Smith didn't back away from the union's options.
"We will always take the steps that we need to protect ourselves and to protect our interests," he said.
Yet there are some who see a deal as reachable. Kraft, who considers a lockout "criminal," said a deal could be done "in a week" if the stakeholders put aside the lawyers, lobbyists and public relations experts.
"Put them in the background. Lawyers are dealbreakers, not deal-makers," Kraft said.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said creating "angst" and "tension" in the process was key to reaching a new agreement. Smith shot that down, but Ganis argued that with the NFL preaching compromise the union leader will only be able to maintain his hard-line stance as long as players remain committed to his vision.
"When will they start to feel enough discomfort that they tell their union leadership, even if we don't have the books, go negotiate around the clock and see what you come up with?" Ganis asked.
The side that begins to buckle when it reaches that insurmountable threshold of pain — perhaps financially or maybe in the court of public opinion — could jump-start real negotiations to produce a deal.
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Last 3d Shoot for 09 12 Ring Archery!!!
We are having the last club shoot of the year this saturday August 29. Books will open from 8 til noon. $10 fun round or $15 tournament money payback. This will be a two stake tournament with scope shooters 45yd max and pin shooters 35yd max give or take . Plus FREE HOTDOGS FOR AS LONG AS THEY LAST!!!! Come out and have some fun with us for the last time this year and eat a dog or two Would be a great warmup for the CCA Shoot in bristow the following weekend
Directions to the shoot in Connerville, OK
Coming from (Ada)north or (Tishomingo)south on 377 turn east on tower rd and watch for signs. Coming from the (Wapanucka)east on Hwy 7 turn north on deadmansprings rd then west on tower rd. There will be signs on 377 and hwy 7 and on the local roads leading to the shoot shouldn't be hard to find at all.Goldtip Arrows,T.R.U. Ball Releases
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What's a handle? The D and E struggled because i'd run out of page which is what always happens. Just trying something different with that overlapping S. I am gonna get some tracing paper and start inking and colouring some pieces to see how get on... I'm sure i've improved, I know I have, but I still have a lot to learn. I can only really manage blockbusters, simps and bubbles, but I have to admit I do love those styles more than anything angular and wild. Thanks for input people....
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handstyle/tag. I'm a fan of what you've got going on and it that's what you like rock it like cradle. The tracing paper isn't a bad idea. You can run some photo copies if you wanna work of fills for 'em. I would keep the sketch super plain though.
Ah Handies not handles - get ya.... I am working on it - the more you work it the better it gets, it's like 99% better than what it was though.
Can I ask a question about handstyles? How do you know when you're smoking? I mean, does it have to look like everyone else's handstyle - or can it just look good on it's own merits? What are you / we aiming for there? I mean I quite like my handstyle (sometimes).
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FUCK the feds! Your F got a bit chunky.
i need to pick a 2 letter lolololol.
any crits?
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i'd say connect that right bar on the n to the left a bit more , looks kinda like an m , but still nice man
Any crits for these pleasee ???
drop those extensions boy!
yeah i know i just wanted to try something new !
what about the letters ?
Don't scribble in your 3d. Ruined anything you could have had going for ya
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Beware lest there should be among you a man or woman, or family or tribe, whose [mind and] heart turns away this day from the Lord our God to go and serve the gods of these nations; lest there should be among you a [poisonous] root that bears gall and wormwood,
For their vine comes from the vine of Sodom and from the fields of Gomorrah; their grapes are grapes of [poisonous] gall, their clusters are bitter.
[The arrow] is drawn forth and it comes out after passing through his body; yes, the glittering point comes out of his gall. Terrors march in upon him;
They gave me also gall [poisonous and bitter] for my food, and in my thirst they gave me vinegar (a soured wine) to drink.
Therefore thus says the Lord of hosts concerning the prophets: Behold, I will feed them with [the bitterness of] wormwood and make them drink the [poisonous] water of gall, for from the [false] prophets of Jerusalem profaneness and ungodliness have gone forth into all the land.
[O Lord] remember [earnestly] my affliction and my misery, my wandering and my outcast state, the wormwood and the gall.
Do horses run upon rocks? Do men plow the ocean with oxen? But you have turned justice into [the poison of] gall and the fruit of righteousness into [the bitterness of] wormwood--
They offered Him wine mingled with gall to drink; but when He tasted it, He refused to drink it.
For I see that you are in the gall of bitterness and in a bond forged by iniquity [to fetter souls].


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A loose outlet pushes in every time you insert a plug. Often it happens because the cutout around the outlet box is too big. When the drywall is taped, gaps around the electrical boxes are filled with mud, which supports the outlet ears. In a heavily used outlet, this mud breaks loose, leaving the outlet ears unsupported. Eventually the cover plate cracks. A scrap of 12- or 14-gauge electrical wire and a few common tools are all you'll need to lock that outlet down tight.
Start by shutting off the power to the outlet (Photo 1). Photos 2 and 3 show how to convert scrap electrical wire into a coiled spacer, which will bridge the gap between the outlet and the electrical box. Once the spacer is completed, install it between the outlet and electrical box as shown in Photo 4. Note: If the face of the box isn't flush with a wood or combustible-material wall, or the box is more than 1/4 in. behind a drywall wall, you must add a box extender.
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