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I have recently started trainign again after a few months out. All was going well but I think I got too enthusiastic and have over done it.
I had pain on the lower left side of my left thigh after a run a few weeks ago. I rested up but then the pain returned after an easy run every time I put my left leg down it would hurt.
So what now? I googled it and I think it sounds like ITBS, does that sound right? Each tme I run is it going to flair up again? Im so disspapinted and feeling really annoyed with myself.
What can I do to overcome this and get back on my feet?
I would be really greatful for any advice on this. Thanks in advance.
I am not medically trained, but I have suffered from ITB problems. There are two aspect to getting better: treatment, and prevention of reoccurance.
The best treatment is to get a sports massage or two. If it is really bad then a physio might be able to help, but generally a massage will be good enough. This will confirm whether it is your ITB, or something else and will help reduce tightness in the muscles and increase blood flow so that you recover quicker.
If you can't afford to pay for treatment then get a foam roller. Basically you place it under your ITB and use your body weight to apply pressure, so you are self-massaging. It's not as effective as a professional, but it better than nothing. Have a look for You Tube clips on how to do it, and make sure you massage the whole length of the ITB and not just the area that hurts. It also wouldn't harm to use it on the other leg muscles too as often you get secondary tightness.
You can also help yourself by applying heat to the area.
Once you are treating the problem you need to look into why it is occurring so that it doesn't come back. Strethcing is the obvious thing that you can do yourself. Have a look on the internet for some ideas of how to stretch out your ITB.
It can also be caused by wearing the wrong shoes, having a poor running style, something else in your lifestyle that agrevates it (running might just be the straw that breaks the camels back), muscle imbalances or a skeletal misalignment.
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I suffered badly after FLM 07 and tried all sorts to clear it. Physio, massage, heat etc, even acupuncture. In the end it was sorted by good old orthotics. Lot sof stretching and as Caz says, self massage with a foam roller (I used a rolling pin wrapped in a towel) all helped as well.
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Thanks for the replies. I am going to book myself in with the pyhsio and hopefully confirm ITBS and try and loosen things up.
I have bought new runners so hopefully that will help too.
Does anyone know of a cheap place for a foam roller? (or a rolling pin!) Are there any good websites? Also, are those hand held ball ones any good (because i can probably use that on my calves too!)
I am due to run in the mothers day classic in a week so hopefully I can manage that without making things worse!
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Thanks Ross_M, that was really interesting.
I have just got back from the physio and it was the most painful treatment I have ever had. My eyes were watering and I was a wimp!
Will definately be tryig the stretches. Fingers crossed!
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Not sure if this helps but I suffered with ITB after a half marathon on 25th March. It was so painful and frustrating as I'd been running all last year without any injuries. After having physio and seeing no improvement, when to chiropractor and turns out it was my new running shoes I'd been using since Jan/Feb. I'd changed from Saucony to Brooks but am now back with Saucony and no pain!
I'd get either your running gait analysed or check your trainers. I wouldn't have thought they'd made much difference but they did.
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Funny you should mention trainers. The physio took one look and laughed (they were 18mths old!) I went to the running centre in Perth who analysed my gait and the recommended Saucony trainers. Im glad you got to the bottom of what was causing it, Like you said, its so frustrating!
So, since learning a few new stretches and cutting my mileage back things seem to be improving.
I ran the mothers day classic and the HBF fun run (both 4k) and seem to be much much better. My hopes of training for a half marathon in August are probably not realistic, but I will be training (carefully) for the 12k City to Surf instead!
Good luck with your training. The City to Surf should be fantastic. Bet you're loving your new trainers
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Movies already mentioned and i have seen:
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4. Once upon a time in America
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Honorable mention: The Sopranos (my fav. tv series, excluding comedy or animation series)
Gomorrah is strange, but really good.
I love The Godfather and Goodfellas, but for me Once upon a time in America is not only the best gangster film, but one of the best films of all time. The character study of Noodles is simply amazing and I feel its a lot more rich and emotional than those other two films.


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January 1st, 2011, 02:20 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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My New Telecaster sounds dreadful!?
Hello everyone, what a great forum i didn't even know it existed, i'll try not to make this too longer message because i really need some help!
I recently became an owner of my first telecaster. it's nothing overly special its a Left Handed Fender Mexican Telecaster Standard in the Brown Sunburst colour, i've played acoustic for 6 years and have always wanted to play electric so when viewing the guitar in the shop i just wanted to see how it felt and buy it and thats what i did, especially as it was the only one there. Anyway to the point i brought the guitar home, plugged it into my little Marshall MG15CD while my VOX amp is away and it sounds dreadful! Theres two Major issues, both problems with the G string actually, firstly the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Frets on this string are sharp quite considerably, considering the 12fret, fretted and harmonics are the same note the string is in tune with itself but these lower frets when played are sharp? That being said that issue i can somewhat live with, but an issue i can't live with is the Dominance of the G string. When playing an "E Major" chord in the 1st most well known position, the G is just a muddy sounding mess amongst the other notes and volume wise its way above the other strings. It is a much louder string when soloing and playing other chords aswell but seems to stand out considerable when playing an E Chord. What i've tried to do - I've tried perfecting intonation, Adjusting both pickups slightly (mainly the neck as this is the one it sounds worst on) and have had no luck! I really don't want to have to go through the saga of returning it and waiting months for a new one! so i was just hoping for some advice, could i have a g dominant guitar? or do you think the dominance is an issue that can be fixed? Thank you!! Last edited by timmilesmusic; January 1st, 2011 at 02:20 PM. Reason: More appropriate title. |
January 1st, 2011, 02:25 PM | #2 (permalink) |
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Some guitars do have wolf tone problems, and this sounds like one.
Strange sounding idea: Try it with a clamp on tuner on the headstock, and see if that changes anything, if that makes it better, then heavier or lighter tuning gear could change the resonant frequency of the neck and that might be all that's needed to detune the wolf tone. |
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Hey thank you so much for your quick reply! :)
I don't actually have a clip on tune unfortunately only a normal one that i usually tune with, that or the iphone tuner i have works well aswell, I'm currently using 9-42 gauge strings which i imagine are pretty much the lightest its worth going, i figured if i go heavy potentially it could make the issue worse. Some people have suggested returning the guitar, if thats all i can do, i will need to do it. But i would rather try and resolve the issue and understand what it is because i'm hoping its something that can be fixed inexpensively during a set up possibly. If not, then the guitar will need to go back as i cannot afford new pickups at this time! sadly.. Thanks for your help though i really appreciate it! |
January 1st, 2011, 02:41 PM | #4 (permalink) |
Have you checked to see if the nut is cut too high? I have similar problems with intonation (especially on the G string) in the first fret on a few guitars. When I checked the nut clearance, it is too high. I've since ordered some nut files from stew mac to remedy the problem.
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I haven't nope! I'm not really big on the technical side of things with the electric guitar so i have no idea what i'm looking for, i have been lead to believe the nut can effect the intonation on the first few frets as you said but can if effect the entire tuning of the whole string, the tuner says the g is in tune, but it just over powers all the other strings, more so on the neck pickup!
January 1st, 2011, 02:52 PM | #6 (permalink) |
Check this thread out for more info. It's the one I started with a similar issue. If it is indeed the nut, you could always take it to a luthier to get it setup properly.
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Thank you very much!
Also quick question, any ideas as to whether the Amp could have an effect on one string frequency? Im currently using an Old MG15CD marshall amp, its like a little practice amp, My vocx AD50VT is in the recording studio at the moment, but just wondering if i am making assumptions something is wrong with this guitar having only played it through this one amp at my house? could it be the amp causing the issue? The G string is somewhat louder than the other strings thats a certain, but the amp be causing it to sound worse? thanks for all you help! |
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Well, any mass you can put on the headstock without voiding the warranty, even a clothespin, or a hackie-sack tied on with a shoestring, might show some change. Just trying to think of things you can do to troubleshoot without having warranty questions as this could be a real booger.
Likewise a string gauge change and truss rod adjustment would also change the resonant frequency of the neck. I'm not certain that the neck would be the problem, just that like the drunk looking for his car keys under the lamppost the neck is the easiest place to look. If that is eliminated as a part of the problem we would know something, even though knowing this would mean you have to have it taken care of under warrantee. |
January 1st, 2011, 11:10 PM | #10 (permalink) |
I had a G string problem on an Am Std a while back, not quite the same but... it's almost certainly the nut. Mine needed that slot filling and recutting, done under warranty. Maybe a slight truss tweak too. But a simple thing...could the G string be low set on the bridge. Look down the body from the bridge up the neck. Do the strings follow a smooth curve with the neck or is maybe the G a little low/flat on the curve. Only needs to a be slight. Also going to tens may fix it, I play acoustic and 9 are way too light for me, I'm pondering 11's actually. See how you go.
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Thank you again for all your great replies! I certainly do think it needs a good going over, i'll take a look at the height of the G string, i tried making amends to the neck pup which is the one that sounds like it is causing the main issue with this ringing out G and lowering the PUP did absolutely nothing to the Sound of the G.
You say a string change may help, perhaps gong up to 10s on it. Would the thicker strings not just make the problem louder? Sorry if i sound a bit naive, this is my first electric guitar, i've played acoustic for 6 years so don't fully understand them yet! I'm more worried about it not being a fixable problem and having to return it because being left handed it is a nightmare! I know on my acoustic the "A" string is especially loud and this can't be changed because its the nature of the guitar, but i was hoping dominant strings on an electric guitar could be changed somehow! My final question, when set to the "NECK" pup the guitar sounds awful, all the notes sound out, it sounds muddy, certainly not as a neck pup should and for some reason the neck pup is slightly angles towards the fret board? is that normal? Thanks everyone! |
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Do you mean that the neck pickup sounds like the tone control is rolled all the way back - no highs at all?
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Also yes! The neck Pup sounds like a muddy mess, all bass, can't here the highs atall, pretty much as you described it yes! |
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Here is a decent one if you can get by the introduction and get to the good part. After the end of this video, some other video's will pop up that might also be helpful. Also a new set of strings can't hurt if you are going through these adjustments anyway. Good luck with your new Tele. Lost_N_Austin
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I have the problem with the G string ringing out on my Tele. I even had a new nut put in, but it didn't cure the problem. I just stick a pick in between the strings and it's all good. I think a second string tree would do the trick too.
As far as the intonation, even if the open string and 12th fret are perfect, the rest of the notes will not be. That's just part of a guitar's design. Generally, everything is "close enough" but the G and B strings tend to fret particularly sharp on the low frets. It's especially a problem if you apply too much pressure, which is very possible in this case since the OP is coming from an acoustic background. Developing a lighter touch and/or using bigger strings will help. What I do is tune the G string to the "A" on the second fret, and the B string to the "D" on the third fret. The open strings are slightly flat, but the ever-present A and D chords are in tune. The open strings are just slightly flat, so chords like G and Em still sound fine.
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The problem with the G string being too loud on first position chords is something I find is almost every electric I have. Drives me crazy. If you have staggered pole pickups they probably are in the old style where the G string pole is too high. I have a P-90 equipped guitar with adjustable pole pieces and to get the G string to blend properly I had to radically lower the g pole piece. I would consider a pickup replacement anyway given how you describe the general sound. A set of Wilde keystones would get you closer to what you are looking for and they are not expensive. On the more expensive side you could talk to any one of the great pickup winders (Don Mare, Lindy Fraiin, Bill Lawrence) about your problem and see what solutions they come up with. I know for strats some manufacturers offer a pickup with what is called "modern stagger" where the G pole is lower than the rest as it should be for an unwound G.
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Thank you everybody for your feedback and help so far!
I got my Vox amp back this evening, plugged in the Tele and it does sound considerably better through the amp, It's not a top end vox but it certainly makes the guitar better. It doesn't however no matter how much tweeking resolve the G string ringing out. I will call the store tomorrow and advise them of the issue i'm having, i'm hoping its easily fixed! being left handed as i said i'll be waiting in Feb until i can get a new tele if they have to order one in. randomhitz im glad you told me that! Just so i know its not just my electric guitar, it rings out loud and proud in 1st position but not so much in other positions, it is very noticeably louder during a scale aswell, running through the strings, you get to the g and the volume jumps. I'd say its about 20% louder than the other strings or there abouts. hopefully a good set up will rectify the issue or atleast resolve it slightly! A question for anybody really - Can you get a G dominant guitar that can't be resolved? I know you can with acoustic, but with electric are there means to make all string volume the same? or can you get guitars that for one reason or another just won't change? Thank you again everyone! |
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Just want to +1 the comments about the nut slot being too high. I had the exact same problem with a bass a few years ago. Drove me crazy until someone suggested filing down the nut slot a little deeper, and the problem was fixed. When the string is too high at the nut, you have to push it down farther to hit the fret, and it bends the string a little bit sharp. As you go down the neck away from the fret, the amount of bending decreases, and so the notes are closer to right.
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Thanks for all of your responses so far! I feel the guitar needs a good overhaul, a good tech needs to have a crack at it i think!
My main worry is the string volume now, whether or not this can be resolved, i don't want to find it can't be and the guitar has then gone out of its return period thats my main worry! Equally i would rather not return it to get a new one and find similar issues or worse, Being left handed i'm very choice limited! Looking at the G string it doesn't seem overly low, but it could well be raised slightly maybe? |
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Do your friends really still want to come cover knowing your dog
will growl, jump or hump them? Do you find yourself isolating him in another room ?
Are your walks with your dog enjoyable, or full of reprimands and raised voices? Are the walks stressful due to pulling and lunging?
Do you want your dog to stay off your couch or bed?
Has your dog gotten pushy or bossy with you? Does he attempt
to dominate you?
Has your dog started to ignore your commands?
Is your dog using your home as a toilet - peeing or pooping anywhere he wants? Is he marking in your home?
Is your dog aggressive around other dogs? Is your dog nervous or snappy around kids?
How about chewing furniture or digging up your garden?
What about barking? Is it constant or under control?
Has your dog shown any signs of aggression? Has he snarled or growled at you or others? Has he ever bitten?
Does your dog attempt to bolt out the door every time its
opened? How is your dog in the car?
Does your dog pace constantly? Does she have trouble settling
down and relaxing?
Will your dog stay by you if she's off leash or will she take off
Does your dog sneak into the bathroom to drink from the toilet?


text: The Centre Library mobile app, designed by Boopsie, is now live. Search the catalog, renew books, find library information, ask us a question, use the library's electronic databases to locate journal and newspaper articles or reference information, start your project with library research guides, reserve a study room, or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and the library blog - all from your mobile device. You can see a live demo of what the app looks like at http://centre.boopsie.com.


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I have been looking for a nice bread maker for awhile now. I didn't want a shitty Chinese made one, which the thrift stores seem to be teeming with, but today I stumbled on this guy. Made in West Bend, not too far from my hometown, still with the instructions. $6! I've got some cheese bread going as we speak.
Spoo, you should have grabbed that couch, insta-sexy.


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The Northwestern part of the U.S. has long been a viniculture rival of California's wine country. Known for their successful production of Pinot Gris, both Washington and Oregon are currently creating some of the best wines in the country.
Pinot Gris, or Pinot Grigio as the Italians refer to it, is a white grape with a gray-skinned color. It is lighter than Chardonnay and usually not as dry as a Sauvignon Blanc. Typically, Pinot Gris will seldom see any oak barrel influence and is a great choice for receptions and dinner parties because of its middle-of-the-road reputation. All of the Pinot Gris wines reviewed in this column are from the Northwest and show off the best values that Oregon and Washington have to offer.
2006 Chehalem Pinot Gris ($17.99)
There's not a better place to start when it comes to Pinot Gris than the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Chehalem Vineyards is one of the premier producers in the Valley and its Pinot Gris is a blue-ribbon example of great white wine. Chehalem Pinot Gris has nice viscosity and soft pear notes. The name Chehalem may translate into "Valley of the Flowers" but its wines translate into premier offerings at only mid-tier price points. If you have trouble finding the Chehalem, look for the Ponzi Vineyards Pinot Gris, also from the Willamette Valley.
2007 Chateau Ste. Michelle Pinot Gris ($12.99)
Chateau Ste. Michelle is by far one of the best wineries in producing varietally correct wines at fair prices. From the Columbia Valley, the 2007 Ste. Michelle Pinot Gris is a textbook illustration of Washington State Pinot Gris. It's a food-friendly wine with a nice balance of melon and pear notes. Unlike Italian Pinot Grigio that is single-minded and one-dimensional, the Ste. Michelle Pinot Gris has more complex layers of fruit, crisp acidity and a clean finish. A second Columbia Valley Pinot Gris worth trying is the Columbia Crest Grand Estates.
2007 King Estate Pinot Gris ($13.99)
Usually one would have to seek out a wine from Alsace to find such an amazing Pinot Gris or possibly even look for a Loire Valley white to match up in quality. But with the King Estate Pinot Gris one has to look no further than the Lorane Valley in Oregon. More complex and elegant than other Oregon State Pinot Gris, the King Estate displays a mingling of pear-apple notes with a fluid citrus flavor. Perfect as a greeter wine, King Estate Pinot Gris also pairs well with shellfish. You shouldn't have any problem finding the "King" of Oregon State Pinot Gris, but if you can't then the A to Z Pinot Gris will do in a pinch.
2007 Firesteed Pinot Gris ($13.55)
Just to show the diversity of the Northwest Pinot Gris, I've thrown in the Firesteed Pinot Gris, which recently returned to the Knoxville market. The 2007 Firesteed Pinot Gris is a menagerie of lemon, lime and grapefruit flavors that result in a tangy tip-top citrus bomb. Its layered and lingering aftertaste reveals more of that grapefruit characteristic that the Kiwis are known for making. However, its viscous style keeps it in line with the better producers of Northwest Pinot Gris. Its supply is a bit more limited so look for one before this horse burns out.
Roger Killen is wine manager at Bob's Package Store in Knoxville.


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Biltmore Hats is pleased to annouce the creation of a non-profit organization to develop and produce a documentary film on "Black men and their love of hats." Throughout the major metropolitan centers of the United States of America, there are Hat Shops that most black men have visited at least once in their lifetime looking for that certain crown to certify his regal past and to signify his presence.
Our aim is to recognize a segment of history and Black culture that has been a staple in our communities, churches and yes, the club, for over a century.
Currently Biltmore is seeking interested parties to participate in this exciting venture . If you have a story about hat culture or history, we would love to hear from you.


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Aim: To explore all the ups, downs, ins and outs
of the amazingly compact and torquey little Tongxin geared hubmotor
First, a quote (read between the lines?):
And that comes from an AU Crystalite-seller's siteI have also purchased a Tongxin motor, I found it be be great...at first...but with my weight the motor suffered and started to make a quite a lot of noise which was eventually attributed to a manufacturing fault...In fact they have a lot of manufacturing faults and very little in the way of warranty support.
I would not recommend this motor to those of you thinking of carrying large loads. More information on this motor can be found at http://www.users.bigpond.com/solarbbq/P2motor.htm
This bigpond motors don't appear to be the same as the sleek little Tongxins I see featured on the fronts of new bikes.
Q: Are the gears of the newest Tongxins -toothed-, or instead smooth/friction drive?


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Aledo faces Ennis in the State Semifinal football game at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 at Midlothian.
The Community News • P.O. Box 1031 • 203 Pecan Dr. • Aledo, TX 76008 • 817-441-7661 • FAX: 817-441-5419
Parker County Judge Mark Riley and the county's engineering firm Freese and Nichols left the monthly meeting of the Texas Transportation Commission in Austin on Thursday, with approval for up to $6.9 million in reimbursement to the county for the I-20 Interchange at Old Brock Road which will eventually connect with the Ric Williamson Memorial Highway.
The Texas Department of Transportation funding, known as pass-through financing, allows for the county to pay for the project and be reimbursed over time by the state for the transportation construction costs, once the project is complete. Funding for construction of the interchange will come from the Parker County Transportation Bond Program which was approved by voters in 2008.
Parker County's project is one of only 14 projects approved by the state.
"This is very good news for Parker County taxpayers," Riley said. "This will allow us to continue improving our transportation infrastructure; and enhance our economic development opportunities while keeping our tax rate low."
Riley said the county and Freese and Nichols will work to negotiate a contract with the state that will allow the county to stretch its limited transportation dollars.
"As with everything related to our transportation bond program, we are seeking to attain the biggest bang for our buck, so to speak," he said. "We appreciate the Transportation Commission for their recognition of the importance of our project and we appreciate the support we received from Rep. Phil King."
Riley also praised Freese and Nichols for their assistance in development of the application which was submitted to the Transportation Commission earlier this year.
The Ric Williamson Memorial Highway is the largest of the 36 projects comprising the Parker County Transportation Bond Program. Originally known as the Western Loop, the road will be completed in five sections – three road segments and two intersections – and the section now under construction will extend south from FM 51 through the FM 920 intersection.
In subsequent project segments, the loop will extend to an intersection with US 180 and further south to an interchange with IH-20. The five segments will form the northwest quadrant of a loop around the City of Weatherford.
The Parker County Transportation Bond program was created to improve mobility and air quality, and facilitate growth and development in Parker County.
For more information about the Western Loop and the Parker County Transportation Bond Program, please visit www.parkercountytransportationbond.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the message center: 817-377-6196 or 940-220-4369.
Aledo faces Ennis in the State Semifinal football game at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 at Midlothian.
AHS 9B Boys Basketball at Burleson Centennial; 6:30 p.m.
AHS Boys Basketball vs. *O.D. Wyatt in Aledo;
9A - 6 p.m.;
JV - 6 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS Girls Basketball at O.D. Wyatt;
9 - 6 p.m.;
JV - 6 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS Boys Basketball vs. *Western Hills at Billingsly Fieldhouse;
9A - 4:30 p.m.;
JV - 4:30 p.m.;
V - 6:30 p.m.
AHS Girls Basketball vs. *Western Hills in Aledo;
9 - 6 p.m.;
JV - 6 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS Varsity Girls Basketball at the Mansfield Rotary Invitational Tournament through Dec. 28.
AHS JV Boys Basketball at Kennedale JV Tournament through Dec. 28
AHS Varsity Boys Basketball - Moritz Auto Group Holiday Classic in Aledo - Through Dec. 28
AHS Girls Basketball at *Southwest;
9 - 1 p.m.;
JV - 1 p.m.
V - 2:30 p.m.
AHS Boys Basketball vs. *Southwest in Aledo;
9A - 6 p.m.;
JV - 6 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS 9B Boys Basketball at Burleson; 12 p.m.
AHS Girls Basketball vs *Granbury in Aledo (Middle School Night);
JV - 4:30 p.m.;
9 - 7 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS Boys Basketball vs. *Granbury in Aledo;
9A - 4:30 p.m.;
JV - 6 p.m.;
V - 7:30 p.m.
AHS Girls Basketball at *Trimble Tech - 9 and JV at 5 p.m.


text: Rubén Polendo is a director and playwright focused on different traditions of the world stage. He is the founder of the New York-based Theater Mitu, which researches world theater performance traditions and incorporates them into performances of original and established works. His own research and teaching interests emphasize "whole theater," the rigorous exploration of the visual, aural, emotional, intellectual and spiritual tenets of performance. In addition to his scholarly work, Polendo produces theatrical productions that bring these ideas to life. His recent productions include a radical take on Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman that incorporates the traditions of vaudeville, Japanese Noh and Butoh, puppetry and Balinese masks, and the original play The Shakespeare Project that blends Shakespearean language with performance traditions from Tibetan Buddhism, Okinawan Dance and others. The recipient of fellowships from the New York Shakespeare Festival, New York Theater Workshop, International Centre for Theatre Research, Watermill Center and Theatre du Soleil, Polendo was nominated with Theater Mitu for a prestigious Alpert Award. He has been an invited speaker at performance hubs around the world, including Lincoln Center in New York, the Salzburg Festival, the New York Prelude Festival, The Year of Grotowski Festival and the Center for International Theater Development. Polendo has taught lecture and performance courses at NYU in New York to undergraduate and graduate students since 2000. He has also taught courses at Juilliard and Bard College, both in New York, and at the University of California Los Angeles. Internationally he has taught and led artist training programs at Patravadi Theater (Thailand) and Visthar Center (India). At NYU Abu Dhabi he teaches lecture and performance courses on theater, a course on the traditions in Arabic theater and a course entitled, The Re-inventions of Love. Polendo has an MFA in directing from the UCLA School of Theater, an M.A. in non-Western theater from Lancaster University in the U.K., and a B.S. in Biochemistry from Trinity University in Texas.


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Frugal Traveler: The Grand Tour in Germany
The Frugal Traveler, Matt Gross, hikes through the Harz Mountains, said to be home to witches and ghosts.
Tracking the Euro Zone's Crisis
The latest economic and policy developments from countries in the euro zone.
Penciling In the Future
A visit to the pencil-making factory of Faber-Castell in Stein, Germany, one of the world's largest makers of writing instruments.
Creating Skilled Workers
Manufacturers say there is a critical shortage of trained workers in the United States. In South Carolina, a German company is training students in skilled labor through apprenticeships.
An Industrious Eating Tour of Germany
Visiting Munich, Frankfurt and Berlin, where restaurant roots run deep.
Off the Charts: In Europe, Adult Unemployment Rises
The number of unemployed adults in the euro zone countries reached a record high in August, despite a continued decline in Germany.
Germany's Dirndl Revival
Long considered the dusty uniforms of an older, more conservative generation of Bavarian women, dirndls are making a comeback, even catching the eye of fashion designers.
Merkel Wins Big in German Election
Chancellor Angela Merkel scored a stunning personal triumph Sunday in the national elections in Germany.
Merkel's Moment in Germany
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is running for a third and perhaps final term.
Angela Merkel Visits Dachau
Ms. Merkel, in a first visit to the Dachau concentration camp by a sitting chancellor, spoke to Holocaust survivors and emphasized the importance of learning from Germany's past.
Germany Tackles Shrinking Fertility Rates
In its most recent census, the country discovered it had lost 1.5 million inhabitants. By 2060, experts say, the nation could shrink by an additional 19 percent.
36 Hours: Cologne, Germany
After crossing off bucket-list items like exploring the cathedral and crawling through legendary Kölsch pubs, focus on the city's new shops, restaurants and hotels.
36 Hours in Düsseldorf, Germany
No, it's not Berlin or Munich, but this city on the Rhine has more than enough attractions to fill a rewarding weekend.
Germany's Culinary Stars
Long overlooked by gastronomic tourists, Germany is flexing its culinary muscle, with chefs who honor their roots while heading in new directions.
Good Beer in Berlin? Finally, Yes
In the last few years, new microbreweries, beer bars and bottle shops have opened in Berlin, challenging the city's reputation as a good-beer desert.
Good Beer in Berlin? Finally, Yes
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Cycling and Sipping Between Germany and France
Wine stops punctuate stretches of pedaling on a bicycle trip through a border region rich with vineyards.
36 Hours in Berlin
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Last Sunday, my friends and I drove up to Brodhead, WI and rode our bikes on the Sugar River Trail to New Glarus, a cute little town that celebrates its Swiss heritage. When we arrived in Brodhead, my tube broke while Walt was putting air in the tire. Fortunately, Anne had a spare. It should have fit because Anne and I are about the same size, but the bike store sold her the wrong size for her bike, so it was too big. Somehow Walt was able to make it work. There was no problem, which was good because the New Glarus bike store is closed on Sundays.
And we're off! Twenty-three miles one-way. The trail is beautiful. The limestone surface takes some getting used to; it's a much harder ride than pavement. It's bumpy, too.
This is the infamous Bridge 14. Three years ago, we did this trail and got caught in a horrible thunderstorm. We were drenched, cold and hiding in a barn next to cows to get away from the lightening. (I tricked H into coming along by telling him that it was a 23-mile ride; I failed to mention that was only one way). These bridges get slick in the rain. I fell on the bridge, which caused the person behind me to slam on her brakes and she fell and then the girls behind her did the same – like dominoes. Then guys in front turned their heads to see what happened and they fell, so all six of us were on the ground, or the wet bridge rather. Fortunately no one was hurt, but I've been teased relentlessly for causing the bridge 14 accident. I think Walt is trying to reenact the scene (or recreate the scene by pouring his water on the bridge).
When we get to New Glarus, we walk around town and then head over to The Glarner Stube for lunch.
The Glarner Stube has a vegetarian portabella mushroom sandwich on the menu. It is served with cheese and they cook the mushroom in herb butter, but will leave both of those off upon request. I topped my mushroom off with horseradish and mustard. The fries are pretty tasty, too. We got a couple pitchers of New Glarus Brewing Spotted Cow.
After lunch, we took a trolley over to the New Glarus Brewery for a tour and tasting. There is no tour guide (except on Fridays when you have to book months in advance); you just walk around by yourself. A guy is there to answer any questions. You have to pay for the tasting ($3.50 for 3 3-oz tastings), but you get to keep your glass. You can also take your beer with you on the tour.
I tried the Raspberry Tart, Two Women, and Moon Man.
After the tour, we sat outside and enjoyed our last tasting. It was a beautiful day and there is a lovely view.
We couldn't buy any beer at the brewery, because we still had to bike back, but we stopped at a gas station on the way home. New Glarus beer is only sold in Wisconsin. I did buy a biking jersey at the brewery. How cute is that cow jumping over Wisconsin? I was a little chilly on the ride up in a sleeveless shirt (but hot with my jacket on), so I wore my new jersey on the ride back.


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Group meets on Mondays from 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Group Leader: Keya Wiggins, Ph.D.
The Women's Understanding Self and Others Group provides a supportive environment where women can explore interpersonal relationships and identify areas for personal growth. The group leader and members construct a safe environment to explore and process a wide range of personal issues. Areas typically explored in the group include family, romantic and interpersonal relationships, as well as self-esteem, and body image.
Group meets on Tuesdays from 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Group Leaders: April Glenn, Ed.D. & Tamara Powell, Pre-Masters Intern
The In, Out, and In-Between Group is a support group for persons who identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, transitioning, or questioning. This group provides an opportunity for members to share their experiences and learn from each other in a confidential and supportive environment.
Group meets on Wednesdays from 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Group Leaders: Keya Wiggins, Ph.D. & Dolph Todd, Pre-Masters Intern
The Co-ed Understanding Self and Others Group offers students a chance to foster awareness, interpersonal skills, and personal growth. Co-leaders and members construct a safe environment to explore and process a wide range of personal issues. Members engage in a process of giving and receiving feedback designed to meet goals such as enhancing, improving self-esteem, and increasing one's capacity to relate to diverse individuals.
Group meets on Thursdays from 1:00 - 2:30 PM
Group Leader: Kelly Meek, Ph.D.
This group is designed to offer support to students who have completed an intake and who are waiting to be placed with an individual counselor. The Group leader will assist members in addressing a variety of issues using problem solving and solution focused techniques. If you have attended an initial assessment appointment or crisis appointment and are on the waitlist, you are eligible to attend.
Group meets on Thursdays from 3:00 - 4:30 PM
Group Leaders: Ross Ginkel, Psy.D. & Brandon Webb, Pre-Masters intern
The Men's Understanding Self and Others Group is a therapy group for men to enhance the quality of their lives, relationships, and life satisfaction. This group offers awareness of gender roles, stereotypes, and social expectations of being a "man". Group members are encouraged to discuss feelings associated with being a man and what it means to be masculine in today's society.
Group meets on Fridays from 9:00 - 10:30 AM
Group Leaders: Ross Ginkel, Psy.D. & Keya Wiggins, Ph.D.
The purpose of the Sexual Assault Survivors group is to assist members recovering from sexual assault. Members are offered opportunities to discuss their experience, address difficult feelings, identify self-defeating behaviors, learn positive coping skills, and offer and receive support in a confidential and safe environment.
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Heck yeah! This is a fun gift. My wife actually collected music boxes as a hobby before we got married. My daughters' room has tons of them on shelves over their beds. They practically all play one of three boring lullaby songs. It's time to add some classic rock to the mix. I guess it must work the same way as those old player-pianos, so I can punch out rolls for different songs for the music box to play. (The picture is downloaded from the internet because my camera is busted). Thank you secret santa, I appreciate the neat gift.
I am glad you enjoyed it :D
Well, I was hoping to make an anonymous comment, but it auto-signed me in and now I can't delete that comment, so here I am! Santa revealed ;).
Merry Secret Santa Day!


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Golden Globes 2013
:The Riskiest Golden Globes Looks Ever
The Riskiest Golden Globes Looks Ever
All-gowns-all-the-time? Not at the Golden Globes! The laidback awards show encourages stars to take risks, trying out unexpected looks like Diane Kruger's belly-baring two-piece, Sarah Jessica Parker's corset or Nicole Kidman's low-dipping flapper shift. Click on for more of the most daring ensembles from Golden Globes past.