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R/L - 14 7/8 in
R/L - 15 in (+1/8 in)
nothing huge, but some progress indeed.
I want to apologize right off the bat because the camera I used was different for each set of pictures. Lighting/resolution/saturation makes a lot of difference.
That being said, I started at 159lbs and ended at 162lbs (this morning). A 3lb gain with seemingly no change in %bf is good news IMO. Strange thing is, I went into this log looking just for strength gains (and my workout regiment was more suited towards strength gains, although it did work hypertrophy quite a bit) but I ended up with more size than strength gain. So, good news there.
Now, I said I didnt have any strength gains. You might be thinking, well if you didnt increase your strength AT ALL you werent dieting/working out right. Well, had I made no progress I would agree with this statement, but I did make strength gains. However, these gains came in a way that would be consistent with proper dieting / exercise, so in good faith I cannot give any credit to 5aOHP.
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In terms of side effects I saw none. Blood pressure was the one thing that I thought could have been increased, but I retook it this morning (didnt let the stupid doctor do it) and it was 120/65, which is normal for me.
Oily skin was non-existent, testicular atrophy / shutdown was no where to be seen.
So, this one is short and sweet. What I saw was a decent weight gain (btw I was eating 2500 cals throughout the cycle, with 1 cheat/week) of +3lbs, and a slight increase in endurance.
Had I known what I know now, I would have run this for 45 days at 6ml/day instead of 30 days at 4ml/day. It seemed the good stuff was just coming when I was finishing up the run.
Well, knowing this now I obviously would not recommend a 30 day run of this. 35 days would be a minimum IMO. I dont blame the guys at taurus at all for this issue, as with a compound this new, there is a learning curve (think of halodrol requiring 2 bottles for a good run, same scenario). BUT, I do wish I had gone with my gut instinct and picked up another bottle to extend my run. I have a feeling I would have seen some good strength gains had I done so.
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Feather River's Sonia Marin watches as the ball goes sailing over the fence during the first game of a double header the Eagles played against Lassen College on April 13. Marin not only got a homer, but also got four RBIs and two runs. The win over Lassen puts the Eagles into the first round of playoffs once the regular season is over. Photo by James Wilson |
"To me, our final destination is the state tournament. We have to beat the best teams to get there," said Feather River College's softball coach Taylr Hollis after the team's victories over Lassen College last Saturday.
The Lady Eagles dominated the Cougars in a double header, winning 12-2 and 11-2. The wins elevated the Eagles' record to an impressive 15-3 in conference and 22-14 overall. Lassen dropped to 8-10 in conference and 15-22 overall.
Though Feather River previously swept Lassen earlier in the season, Hollis made sure her players didn't enter the game too cocky.
"We didn't have any expectations going into the game," continued Hollis. "We basically just go out on the field every game and give it our all."
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Hollis has played softball her entire life. She started as a kid playing it with her friends in Ascension, La. After high school she played for the University of Oklahoma and Louisiana State University.
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The simple love of the game has taken the team far this season. With a winning record and team, the Eagles were able to walk all over Lassen last Saturday.
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Sonia Marin knocked one out of the park. Marin went three for four at bat to get four RBIs and two runs herself. Sami Prosser made the winning hit for the Eagles in the sixth inning. Prosser hit a walk-off double that put FRC ahead by more than eight to end the game.
The second game was much like the first. The Eagles scored four runs in the first inning, five in the third and two in the sixth. They went 15 for 26 for the game.
Bethany Clapper was on top of her game and went four for four with three runs and one RBI. Gabby Palmer hit well at three for four. Mariah lane hit a double in the second game that clinched the win for the Eagles.
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The top two teams in the conference will continue to the regional playoffs once the regular season ends. Feather River will face Shasta this Saturday in yet another big series for the college.
The first game starts at noon and the second at 2 p.m. This will be the last home game for the Eagles this season.
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This is this Imus in the morning.
I'm on the fox.
Good morning everyone investors are concerned about global growth this morning after the HSBC survey showed manufacturing in China.
Contracted for the eleventh month in a row.
Markets in Asia are down across the board same goes for in the US Dow futures are down by 33.
The S&P is down by four and the NASDAQ down by six we PMI -- PMI figures are also impacting European markets.
Eurozone PMI contracted for an eight month Spain.
Also sold four point eight billion euros worth of three and ten year bonds the yield on the ten year was lower than in previous auctions the markets are still down London by about forty.
Paris -- -- -- -- seven and Frankfurt's down by 32.
But getting earnings.
Auto retailers reporting a profit up 48 cents a share missing the estimate for 52 cents.
Revenue came in at two point 76 billion dollars that was a slight beat the estimate there was for two point 75 billion.
Let's go back -- those European markets now in check and with Peter Dixon global equities economist at Commerzbank in London -- -- business activity drop in September at its fastest rate.
Since July 2009 what does that tell us about the ECB's bond buying plan doesn't appear to be inspire much confidence at least among businesses.
I think they give a little bit of time because you know these numbers were collected around about the -- to point to which the year.
-- ECB started to announcing it's it's numbers.
So I think you've got to wait a couple of months before we start to see that activity feeding through.
I think the first point of reference is -- for the ECB's.
At -- -- we'll see how markets react over the course of the next few weeks if boarding firmed up quite lots over the past four night.
I'm expecting to -- to get better over the course of the next few weeks and I think that would eventually -- to feed through.
-- -- popped -- on the real economy.
I'm like that -- that's sticking with PMI numbers we had an interesting contrast in France.
And Germany France -- at its fastest rate since April 2009 but Germany's PM I was actually better than expected.
With this services industries slowing a slight uptick what do you make about.
Bob you know I think basically the it just highlights the fact that we've -- a big divergence of you know outcomes across all of -- result.
It's nothing nearly not sense I think the worry is that we've now got frowns going into reverse.
If that's the French economy continues to contract in the -- -- recent event.
But clearly we're gonna have big problem for the for the eurozone as a as a whole because I think confronts is struggling -- -- will struggle to current.
As Peter Dixon thanks so much -- appreciate having on.
And -- getting results and now from Rite -- the drugstore chain is reporting a loss of five cents a share that smaller.
Than expected we were looking for a loss of seven cents.
Revenue came in at six point two billion dollars that matches the estimated dead on.
Meanwhile we're getting resulting from Scholastic as well the children's book publishers reporting a loss of one dollar two cents again smaller than a lot that was expected we were looking for a dollar five.
Revenue came in at 293 point six million dollars and that was -- -- the estimate was for 313 point nine million.
Bank of America's reportedly planning to cut 161000.
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By the end of next year the journal says this large chunk of cuts would put -- -- a year ahead of schedule in reaching that goal.
The bank is slashing jobs due to declining revenue which -- blames on new regulations.
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Liberty Global has launched -- more than two and a half billion dollar bid to buy the remainder of Belgians tell that.
The re already owns fifty point 4% of tell men and has been a controlling shareholder since February of 2007.
The cable operators offer breaks down to 45 dollar 72 cents a share a twelve and a half percent premium over telmex closed on Friday.
Or yesterday rather the move marks the latest by the cable group to increase its presence in year.
If he's in talks to buy a stake in a Russian state owned oil firm.
According to reports the British oil giant is looking to acquire at least twelve and a half percent of rosneft.
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Here's a look at commodities now oil and gold are down at the moment we're seeing oil down by about fifty cents at 91 dollars a barrel.
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First set off on an unforgettable tour on a wooden boat around the whole island to discover the real paradise of nature so well-known worldwide as the 'Ever-changing Scenery.'
From the boat you will see the Big Marina, Tiberius' jump, the white grotto with its natural statue of the Virgin Mary, the Natural Arch, the green and coral grottos, through the Arch of Love at the Faraglioni Rocks, past the little Marina and onto the Blue Grotto!
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Fox poll: Romney takes lead over Obama
New Fox News poll indicates a tight race in 2012 presidential race
Aug 23, 2012
Rick Klein
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In -- campaign 2012 segment tonight a brand new Fox News poll shows that Mitt Romney has taken the lead over Barack Obama among likely voters.
Up 45%.
To 44.
And among independents Romney is ahead by ten points joining us now the senior Washington editor for ABC news.
Rick Klein.
-- -- fox poll the last one before this the show something very different and it was an eight point lead.
For Barack Obama what summer -- a lot of people that I now but this one has that virtually tied -- things going on here.
I think a couple things one is that this is a poll of likely voters and it's a little bit different than some of the previous polls.
But I think this is likely where the races right now it's a tight race it is a coin flip.
Either way it is a handful of battleground states that are gonna determine this and you know we've covered so many different dots and turns in this race so far but really we are where we started which is these two candidates are neck and neck.
The quinnipiac.
Poll has a survey of the swing states Ohio.
Wisconsin and Florida the president is up 3% in Florida he was 6% up last time it was pulled.
6% -- in Ohio what is going on in Ohio I know they have a slightly better employment numbers.
And the country at large.
John Kay sick has had some struggles there although -- got a lot done.
Talk talk to us about Ohio a critical state for both candidates.
Absolutely critical particularly for a Republican candidate this have a lot of folks perplexed and I think it's.
Emblematic of the struggles that both candidates have had in terms of connecting with white working class voters they have a similar struggle.
And I think for voters in Ohio where the economy as you say -- a little bit better of late.
They they still like President Obama they may not entirely like his policies -- opened the shop around but they certainly aren't convinced by Mitt Romney so.
The pres Obama feeling like he's in better shape in that particular state and in some of the other battleground states Ohio this is so important if you're Republican running for president you really can't win unless -- win Ohio.
I'm looking at the break down for the independent voters are -- and and both they the CBS poll.
And I believe in the fox poll quinnipiac show that Romney actually does much better than the president.
Among independent voters and most of those that -- -- undecided.
I have some polls breakdown undecided from independent.
But that has to get -- not cause for mild optimism to the Romney people does that not.
No question and -- some indication in this polling that it's a Paul Ryan balance independence viewing him.
In these battleground states more favorably than they view Joseph Biden.
And that's really the only thing that's changed Majorly in the campaign in the last couple weeks is the addition of Paul Ryan to the ticket so it's given.
A chance to to give a fresh make over to the campaign to put forward a different set of of images is well as proposals in terms of what he's talking about with Medicare so these are the voters -- the -- election.
We know that Democrats are gonna turn out for present -- -- we know that Republicans are gonna turn out for Mitt Romney it is those critical independents as always to determine election.
Now recommend we have the New York Times today with this Medicare.
Poll question.
That I showed that and in critical states -- swing states.
Voters and according to that poll gave Obama the advantage and -- and Medicare now some are saying that's.
That the addition of Ryan -- the ticket.
That that's actually acting as a downward pressure at least on that poll question but it doesn't seem to affect seniors in Florida -- are still supporting -- Illegal it's very confused -- Yet Democrats traditionally haven't Andy it an edge on things like Medicare also and I trust in protecting health care.
But I think -- for Democrats now if they see this is an opening if they can exploit that gap and widen that gap and get -- you get seniors to vote on that gap.
It's extremely important for their prospects right now Paul Ryan when he goes around talking about Medicare of one of the first things he says is the figure 55 or older don't worry about this don't listen to -- about the say it doesn't affect you.
It's only for people who are younger so they're making a different argument it's a little bit more nuanced.
Then now -- politics is used to sometimes but this gap is always going to be important because of the way the seniors vote they tend to vote on this issue.
More often than not and we know that the scare tactics have already been employed by Democrats in previous campaigns they're ready to do that all over again they know the playbook that they're gonna run against Paul Ryan.
Was appalling done before Paul Ryan changed from those baggy shirts.
Of the -- asserts that's it that's what I really want it now lot of girls they're up our messaging -- My on Twitter account on that -- -- like the little little tighter so many acts.
Combined you have to finds there's -- difference here between the Ryan of the injury and Terry Ryan to today's Ryan maybe that's part of now that's gotta be it retailer posting -- -- right mom jeans or not it's got to be a lot less yeah exactly -- to see you thanks so much.
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