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Studies have found that advantages to exercising with a group often make it more effective than working out alone. As outlined by the American College of Sports Medicine, benefits of group fitness include a social environment, safe and productive design, consistent schedule, accountability for participation, and beginner-friendly experience. All of these factors contribute to increased regimen adherence and retention, according to the Medical Fitness Association.
Group fitness helps eliminate the most common excuses for not maintaining an exercise routine. For instance, Minerals Sports Club in Vernon holds classes seven days a week and includes early-morning and evening options ranging from 45 to 90 minutes in length. Therefore members with time constraints are bound to find something that fits into their schedules. Class time consistency also helps participants stick to their program.
Additionally at a facility like Minerals, members can't claim boredom or insufficient workout knowledge as reasons for refraining from exercise. A huge variety of classes will meet any preference, from yoga to spinning to aqua aerobics. Some of the world's most popular fitness phenomenons are also available, such as Zumba, Les Mills Body Pump, Pilates and Turbo Kick to name a few. Plus expert instructors constantly provide direction, making group fitness appealing even for those with little experience.
"Having someone encourage you to work harder produces quicker results than working out individually," stated Minerals Sports Club Fitness Director Betty Tobin. "A professional instructor will guide you, while classmates offer a higher level of motivation through camaraderie and mild competition."
Lack of motivation can be a major deterrent from regular exercise, but a support system like that of a group class means something to look forward to. As a bonus, participants are less likely to forgo sessions when they know others are expecting them to show up.
"Group fitness lets you meet like-minded people who share similar goals and interests, making it a fun activity," Tobin added. "In turn, bonding with others also creates accountability for coming back every week."
Members at Minerals Sports Club receive unlimited access to all group classes as well as the state-of-the-art fitness equipment, indoor and outdoor pools, and basketball, tennis and racquetball courts. Just in time for the holidays, December specials are available for new members and $99 six-week trial memberships make excellent gifts. More information can be found at MineralsSportsClub.com.
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October 21, 2013In the second episode of her backstage vlog, Lesli Margherita brings viewers to Sardi's to hang up her own special portrait, peeks inside the Matilda boys' dressing room and sits down with exiting maggots Samantha Sturm and Ryan Steele.
October 15, 2013Something's been brewing at off-Broadway's McKittrick Hotel, where the Macbeth-inspired noir adventure Sleep No More has been running. Find out what makes this unique show one of the most unforgettable theater experiences in New York.
June 25, 2013The Snow Geese stars Mary-Louise Parker, Danny Burstein and Victoria Clark toasted to the world premiere of Sharr White's drama about a Gilded Age family facing troubling times. Watch the cast chat about the opening of this gripping new play!
October 25, 2013Broadway favorite Sierra Boggess takes home the Favorite Replacement prize for her turn as Christine Daae in The Phantom of the Opera.
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November 8, 2012As the shaman Rafiki, Tshidi Manye kicks off The Lion King with the signature song "Circle of Life." Hear how the South African actress prepares before each show and how the role is a connection to her culture.
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American Art Breaking Home Ties Made in United States, North and Central America1890 Thomas Hovenden, American (born Ireland), 1840 - 1895 Oil on canvas * Gallery 111, American Art, first floor 1942-60-1 Gift of Ellen Harrison McMichael in memory of C. Emory McMichael, 1942 |
LabelVoted the most popular painting at the Chicago World's Columbian Exposition in 1893, Breaking Home Ties captured the American imagination as few other pictures have. The 1890s saw the decline of small family farms and the necessity of young sons leaving the land to make a living in the city or on what little was left of the frontier. The scene Thomas Hovenden depicts here had been enacted in many homes, and the composition gave American families a visual record of their own turmoil. The artist used models he knew well: each figure can be identified as a relative or friend of the Hovendens, including the family dog.Social Tags [?]1890 [x] boy leaving home [x] children's audio [x] coming of age [x] departure [x] dog [x] hovenden [x] leaving [x] looking to write [x] maturity [x] mother and son say good-bye [x] nhd 1877 to 1900 rural [x] oil painting [x] parting [x] sadness [x] [Add Your Own Tags]* Works in the collection are moved off view for many different reasons. Although gallery locations on the website are updated regularly, there is no guarantee that this object will be on display on the day of your visit. |


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Wall Street staged a comeback Friday: U.S. stocks inched higher in the final minutes of trading after being down sharply earlier in the day.
After being down more than 150 points in the morning, the Dow Jones industrial average ended the day with a gain of 3 points. That was just enough for the index to end higher for a fifth week.
The S&P 500 added 1 point, closing just below its all-time high. For the week, however, the S&P ended basically unchanged.
The Nasdaq gained 8 points for the day, and nearly 1% for the week.
After a pullback in June, stocks hit record highs this month as Chairman Ben Bernanke and other Fed officials downplayed concerns about the central bank's $85 billion-per-month bond buying program.
This week, investors sifted through a slew of reports on corporate earnings and rewarded companies that beat expectations.
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Expedia shares plunged after the online travel company plunged 24% on a worse-than-expected earnings report.
Amazon shares were lower after the online retailer posted a surprise loss. And Zynga's stock sank after the online gaming company issued a weak outlook for the third quarter and said it's not going to pursue online gambling in the United States.
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Starbucks shares rose after the coffee merchant delivered better-than-expected quarterly earnings and sales.
Halliburton stock rose nearly 4% after the Justice Department said the oilfield services firm would plead guilty to destroying computer test results that had been sought as evidence in the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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Among the companies scheduled to report next week are energy giants Exxon and Chevron.
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In Asia, Japan's benchmark Nikkei index fell by 3% as the yen strengthened. Japan's inflation turned positive for the first time in a year, a sign that Abenomics is taking hold.
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Looking for an interesting read this weekend? Classic Car loves this automotive autobiography written by life long classic car enthusiast Rick Reale. It's a great recount of Rick's many cars - the good, the bad and the just downright dodgy. From his first experience with cars in the fifties right up until today, you will be amused by Rick's recount of the numerous cars he has owned and their stories. The book is written with each different make as a chapter, from Buick, Cadillac and Chevrolet all the way to Studbaker and Packard, you will enjoy every second of his automotive antics.
Purchasing this book will also help Rick raise much needed funds for the cancer charities he supports. For each book sold, 50% of the profit will go to either the St Jude's Children's Research Hospital or the Cancer Council Relay for Life. You can purchase "Tires Optional" via Amazon , or visit Rick's Facebook fan page to learn more about the book.
Here's just a taste of the book, from the CHEVROLET chapter. Thanks for the good laughs Rick, we really enjoyed your book at the ClassicCar office.
These experiences began at age four. Mom, my brother, and I were walking out of church one Sunday morning when Dad met us in a brand-new Chevy Fleetmaster convertible. I remember Mom's words to Dad: "You JERK!" I'm sure they were tempered, as we were still on the church steps. He did spend more than he could afford when it came to cars.
At age six or seven, I remember the smell of smoldering leather as I burned the Ballantine Ale three-ring logo sign into the Chevy's door panels using the car's cigar lighter. I was lucky Dad didn't do the same thing to my butt. I was the baby, and spoiled. At ten, although I couldn't depress the clutch pedal and see through the windshield at the same time, I was allowed to try to drive in an open field. Adrenaline again! Shortly thereafter, the '48 was traded for the famous previously discussed '55 Buick.
The next Chevy, also previously mentioned, was the 1931 pickup. Then there was a really nice '51 two-door with dual exhaust pipes and glasspacks, a '55 convertible, '67 and '72 wagons, and many Suburbans -- a '79, an '80, and a new 2009 Silverado. I liked the wagons a lot; maybe that's why I've also owned seven Suburbans.
One lucky tire story is about the 1967 BelAire wagon. It was a nice clean car with an original 396 factory big block. At the same time I also had a 1951 Daimler Special Sports. It was an English convertible with a custom "Barker Body." Only about 650 were made between 1950 and 1952.
Anyway, I sold it to a man a thousand miles away. I had no money, so I agreed to deliver the car just to make the deal happen, after he sent a $500 deposit. I used the money to rent a trailer and finance the trip.
My wife, three toddlers, and my eighty-year-old old dad set out with me in the wagon, pulling the trailer and car. Around 10:00 p.m. and about 150 miles into the trip, I stopped for fuel. As I was gassing up, the attendant asked me how far I was going.
I said, "About another 900 miles."
He replied matter-of-factly, "That's a stretch."
I said, "What do you mean?"
He said, "I don't think the tube popping out the side of your right rear tire will last another 9 feet, let alone 900 miles."
I'd say needing gas right then was a bit of luck. I changed the tire and proceeded with no spare. I think over the years I could have been a poster child for the phrase "Go with God."
Reaching our destination, I unloaded the car and went into the buyer's house to get the balance. I had about $10, and the sole of one of my shoes had half fallen off. Mind you, this was a really nice home. The owner also had a 1935 Lincoln convertible bought new by Clark Gable. It was Saturday evening and he gave me a check! Not wanting him to know I was broke, I left. I made it to my brother's house about 200 miles away. The next day I inspected the car and the rear tires were shot as a result of the trailer not tracking properly. I stayed a few days, was able to cash the $1500 check, and bought two new tires. When I got back home they were also shot, even towing the empty trailer.
The '72 wagon was also a good story. One day, my neighbor Patsy stopped me and said, "Rick, buy my sister's car." Of course I said okay, sight unseen. It was a '72 Kingswood that I used for work for about five years. When my daughter finished college, she said she wanted to drive cross-country to California for her first job with Mattel as a toy designer. I let her take the twenty-three-year-old Kingswood. She called me from Ohio saying, "Dad, the car won't start." Right then I really questioned my judgment.
Having no inkling as to the problem, I blurted out, "Jiggle the battery cable."
A bit later she called and said, "We're on our way." Never another problem.
Being a parent of four driving teenagers may be the ultimate test for remaining calm. It seems "Going with God" -- or at least with Saint Christopher -- has been hereditary.
That Kingswood's factory green color caused the children to affectionately nickname it the "boogerwagon." Although it served Melissa well, she would have no part of using it anymore.
"Dad, a young professional girl in LA driving a giant old wagon? I don't think so." I told her she could be a trendsetter. I didn't even get a reply on that one. My wife and I visited her after a while. After it had been sitting in the basement of her parking garage for a year, I bought a battery for the Kingswood and it fired right up, and ran better than ever. I suggested driving it back cross-country. I figured it would be a fun adventure. Riiiiiiiiiiiight. My wife was visibly upset just at the thought. I advertised the Kingswood and probably could have sold ten of them. I got more than the $500 I had paid six years earlier. The buyer was really happy, and it was off to a good home.
All my Chevy Suburbans have been good, including the one that got demolished in a my-fault accident. One evening I made an improper turn, and although I was going very slow, a crash happened. Both vehicles were demolished. Thank heaven no very serious injuries occurred. I was never so grateful as I was that night. I also became acutely aware that anything at all that affects one's reaction time -- be it alcohol, medication, drugs, even sleep deprivation -- could mean someone's life, or the lives of others.
Lastly on the Chevy scene is a 2009 half-ton Silverado I got as a result of the "Cash for Clunkers" program. I bet most of the people who were against the program just didn't qualify. I feel the four billion spent did a lot of good and was a pittance compared to the Chrysler and GM bailout money squandered.
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During a campaign-style event Thursday at a Maryland community college right outside the nation's capital, President Barack Obama attempted to dispel what the White House sees as some of the myths surrounding health care reform.
"Five days from now, on Oct. 1, millions of Americans who don't have health insurance because they've been priced out of the market, they will finally be able to buy quality, affordable health insurance," Obama said.
Obama attempted to explain exactly what the Affordable Care Act is and is not, "plainly, honestly," he said, listing benefits of the law like insurance rebates, removal of caps on lifetime spending and protection of those with pre-existing conditions.
"The Affordable Care Act is here to stay," he said.
The intention of the speech was to "cut through all the noise coming out of Washington and speak directly, in plain and honest terms, about what the Affordable Care Act means for consumers," a White House official said before Obama spoke.
The administration's last-minute sales pitch comes as a round of new polls show a majority of American are skeptical of the law also known as Obamacare.
In a CBS News/New York Times survey released Wednesday evening, 39 percent of Americans said they approve of the health care law while substantially more -- 51 percent -- disapprove. The same poll found only one in five say they know "a lot" about the measure.
One of the law's chief promoters, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius insisted in an interview on CNN that much of the opposition to the ACA stems from inaccurate depictions of the law.
"What we've seen for 3 1/2 years is a relentless battle driving misinformation, both from opponents of the law itself and a lot of media and now paid advertising continuing to give the American public information that just isn't correct," Sebelius said Thursday morning on CNN's "New Day."
The latest example of Republican unhappiness with the health care law played out in a more than 21-hour filibuster-like speech delivered by GOP Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas earlier this week. In a pop culture-laden marathon talk-a-thon, that ranged from Dr. Seuss to Star Wars, the tea party-backed senator tried to convince lawmakers to join his quest to defund the health law.
"This is a fight to get the Washington establishment, the empire, to listen to the people. And just like in the 'Star Wars' movies the empire will strike back," Cruz said, referencing the science fiction films during his speech. "But at the end of the day I think the rebel alliance, I think the people will prevail," he continued.
On Oct. 1, one day after the deadline for a potential government shutdown, new health care marketplaces operated by a mix of both federal and state governments go online, giving the uninsured an opportunity to buy coverage, many for the first time.
"In these states, on average, consumers will have a choice of 53 health plans (bronze, silver, gold, and platinum plans)," Jeanne Lambrew, a deputy director of the White House Office of Health Reform, wrote in blog on the White House website.
"Young adults will have the additional option of low-cost catastrophic or youth plans. And, about one in four of these insurance companies are newly offering plans in the individual market, a sign of healthy competition," Lambrew added.
Sebelius told CNN the new marketplaces are intended to assist the uninsured, not Americans who already receive health care through their employer.
"Your patient protections are already in place," Sebelius said of people who are currently insured. "Nothing changes in this new market. This is really about the folks who've been outside the market and paying a lot more to get in."
--CNN's Bryan Koenig contributed to this report.
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