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Third-graders in Aimee Mills' art class at Winecoff Elementary School this month became the first in Cabarrus County Schools to experience the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art's Artists-in-Schools education program.Longtime Charlotte artist Amy St. Aubin introduced students to realism, cubism and printmaking. St. Aubin, who works with oil paints on canvas and wood, said she teaches hundreds of kids per year through arts integration programs run by the Bechtler, the North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center and the McColl Center for Visual Art.About 125 students met with St. Aubin once a week for three weeks. They learned about famed Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, drew real and abstract self-portraits and made prints of their artwork."Some of them found abstract harder than realism," said Aubin. "I used words like 'distorted' and 'exaggerated' to help get the point across. I told them, 'If it looks weird, if it looks freaky, that's great, because that's how it's supposed to look.' "The students will celebrate what they've learned later this year by hosting their own gallery show and taking a trip to the two-year-old Charlotte museum.In the first class, students learned about proportion to help them draw realistic portraits. Next, students created abstract dual portraits, using vivid colors, geometric shapes and patterns. The final lesson ended with students making watercolor silk-screen prints."It was icky, but I liked it," said Imyah Johnson, 8, of Concord."It was fun. I liked learning about the cool and hot colors, and it made me feel like a famous person," said Paul "PJ" Irving, 8, of Kannapolis.Geoffrey Lineberger, 8, of Concord said he enjoyed learning about abstract art and cubism."It's neat because I'll do a circle for the head, then draw triangles in the middle for eyes," he said. "All you're basically drawing is shapes, and you just use them to draw a person."Miaya Whiters, 8, of Concord said she learned how the print-making process worked."I didn't think it would transfer through on paper," she said. "I was surprised."Grayson Taylor, 9, of Kannapolis said he enjoyed coloring his portrait and making the prints best. But he also learned a thing or two about Picasso and his style."It was cool," he said. "I like his cubism and abstract stuff. Some of his work made me feel sad, warm, disgusted and awesome."Mills named her class Studio 407, after her room number. She starts each year by giving students a survey, which often reveals that most of them have never been to a museum."So for them to be able to go to the museum at the end of all this is huge," said Mills.The partnership also introduced students to a project Mills might not otherwise have been able to afford."I liked being able to learn something new, and it actually was something I might not have been able to do with my children, because it's quite costly," said Mills. "For the children, I think just having someone else come in and teach, and knowing that they're a practicing artist, helps make a bigger impression on them."Mills agreed students found the abstract drawings more challenging."But they made the connection between color and mood, or how one side of the portrait could represent different emotions," said Mills.Throughout the year, students will learn about museum etiquette and how art is a gateway to learning about other subjects and cultures."I think through the art process, they learn how everything's connected," said Mills.The Bechtler primarily worked with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools last year but has expanded to Cabarrus and Union counties this year.The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art works with three main teaching artists who can cover virtually any medium. The museum also helps schools develop lesson plans that tie to museum's permanent collection.Privately held by the Bechtler family of Switzerland until the museum opened in January 2010, the museum's 1,400-piece collection spans more than 70 years of art history. It focuses on influential mid-20th century artists, such as Picasso and Andy Warhol. Some of the works have been in public view only since the museum opened."This collection was privately held until two years (ago)," said Erica Somerwitz, the museum's school and community programs manager. "It's not been seen by the public, and we're kind of rediscovering a lot of the work."For the kids to be able to come and look at it is great, but then for them to make sense of it in the world they're living in now makes it contemporary to them."
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Born in Detroit, Mich., Amy St. Aubin has lived in rural Vermont and the suburbs of Philadelphia. She earned a bachelor's degree in painting from Maryland Institute College of Art and attended Atlanta College of Art. She has lived in Charlotte off and on since the mid-1980s and teaches in various arts integration programs in the region.
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In 2004 and 2005 England's cricket team won games consistently; more consistently then any other England side in recent or subsequent memory. Whilst doing this, there were batsmen who came and went, but four faces that remained constants for the most part in the England side were those of the fast bowlers: Harmison, Hoggard, Simon Jones and Flintoff. As England pulverised the Australian batsmen in the summer of 2005, their attack was hyperbolically lauded as being an equal of the legendary West Indian foursomes that had destroyed many batsmen twenty years earlier. These comparisons were completely over the top, nonetheless it was the best bowling attack England had seen in a long, long time. Three years later England are set to embark on a tricky winter with two visits to the Caribbean and one to India, which is followed by the visit of Sri Lanka and Australia to these shores. For the first time since Australia last visited, England look like they could well have one of the world's top pace attacks on their hands. The make-up of this attack is by no means confirmed, and there does not seem to be a consensus. After enduring some miserable bowling performances, can England fans really go into games confident that their attack can lead them to victory?
Much to the surprise of many, heading into the winter of 2008, two of the esteemed four quicks of English Cricket remain in real contention for selection; Andrew Flintoff and Steve Harmison. Contention, in fact, is too weak a word as Flintoff's place is safer than a house (most things are in the UK at the moment actually) and it would seem that Kevin Pietersen really wants Steve Harmison in his side. Who can blame him? Harmison clearly went through a very long rough patch, a patch so rough that most cricket fans were starting to believe that his excellent form in 2004 had indeed been a fluke. However, to speak to many batsmen the world over there are not many things they would like to face less than Steve Harmison on his day. The trouble was it was never his day. The decline had started back in 2004-05 when he endured a miserable winter in South Africa. The next big challenge he faced was the Ashes; it is fair to say that statistics overstated Harmison's contribution to that series, as he took half of his wickets in a fruitless (for the team) first Test. He did make two crucial contributions to the cause though, snaring Michael Clarke and Kasprowicz at key moments. Nonetheless, from there he toiled in Pakistan and played a couple of games without success against India, before succumbing to shin splints. Injury woes would beset him a fair bit from here on in, he missed the visit of Sri Lanka before returning for the visit of Pakistan. In the second Test of that series he took eleven wickets, bullying opposition batsmen out with hostile pace and bounce; had the deliveries which took wickets been left alone, they'd have gone nowhere near the stumps - the fact was, though, that the batsmen couldn't play him, that day. Was Steve Harmison back? Nope. That was one false dawn in three long years packed full of disappointments, he grew more erratic and inconsistent, his pace dropped and his body language was all over the place. He was dropped in New Zealand and it was unlikely we would ever see him in England colours again - it seemed even more unlikely when he was highly critical of the selectors for picking Darren Pattinson. But, with the Pietersen regime came the reintroduction of Harmison, not just in Tests but in one-day cricket as well. It is early days but the signs are good. He looks better for the overs he got under his belt with Durham, he had more control, and his pace was up and around the 90s. It would seem that sometime this summer Steve Harmison had an epiphany where he realised how much he loved playing for England. His place is safe, for now.
What Harmison's inconstencies following the Ashes (the good one) showed us was how much the attack hunted as a pack. Harmison was not great by any means throughout the winter of 04 and summer of 05, but England got results because at any given point there was a fast bowler standing up and delivering. From the winter of 2005 onwards that attack did not play a single game together as a foursome and the replacements did not cut the mustard. Since winning the Ashes, Saj Mahmood, Jon Lewis, Liam Plunkett and Darren Pattinson have played Test Cricket for England as fast bowlers. None of them deserved to at the time of their selection and this was highlighted in results. It is only since the tour of New Zealand earlier in the year that things started to look up on the pace bowling front.
When you talk about New Zealand, there are three names which immediately spring to mind, bowling-wise. Ryan Sidebottom, Matthew Hoggard, Steve Harmison. New Zealand was the beginning of the revolution, Hoggard's international career was terminated, Harmison's was put in a coma, only to be later revived by Pietersen. After a dismal first Test, England had to act. For too long had batsmen and bowlers alike rested on their laurels. The selection committee clearly felt that there were more viable alternatives in the bowling department (or, if you're a cynic then bowlers always get the harsh end of the stick), bringing in James Anderson and Stuart Broad. We will talk about them later. Ryan Sidebottom in New Zealand, well what a story, what a show, what a performance. He took 24 wickets at just over 17, this included a Test hat-trick, a ten wicket haul and just fantastic bowling throughout. I watched that series unfold in front of my tired eyes, my main memory of it will always be Sidebottom's gorgeous inswing. I could have watched him bowl the same ball over and over again for three days and not slept at this point; I was enjoying his bowling that much. He didn't quite have the same effect back at home against the same opposition, though still managed to take 17 wickets at just over 20, by no means a poor return! The wheels, though, started to come off a little against South Africa. He missed two games and looked out of sorts in three out of four innings in those that he did play. He clearly wasn't entirely fit but criticisms were also evident - not entirely unfairly - that he was not the same bowler when the ball wasn't swinging. Many also took aim at the fact that, although he can get the ball to inswing beautifully, he can not produce outswing. These are fair points but the fact is that the ball has swung for most of Sidebottom's resurrected England career and it is not yet fair to make a judgement of his quality when it does not. Alas, in February if I had said that Sidebottom's place would be in danger come September, you'd have rightly looked at me like I'd just swore in church. His place is not guaranteed, even though he led the attack for a year when alternatives where thin on the ground. Alternatives are available now, and I for one am fascinated by the prospect of seeing how Sidebottom deals with having competition for the place that nobody would have questioned just four months ago.
So why is Sidebottom's place in danger? Well, Harmison is nailed on, as is Flintoff, this has been discussed. England are going to play for quicks at the most, which leaves two available places. On paper, you would think that these places would be filled by Sidebottom, and James Anderson, but there is also Stuart Broad to consider, and the shadow of Simon Jones continues to lurk in treatement rooms, albeit for lesser injuries than the ones which have prevented him playing Test Cricket since August 2005.
So, James Anderson. 2008 wasn't a great summer for England, but some good came of it. Andrew Flintoff returned, and by the time the season ended was in prime form. Harmison returned to form. And James Anderson, he of the golden arm five years ago, finally came of age. So often we had seen Anderson provide devastating spells, like in Mumbai 2006, and then spray the ball all round the park at an economy of 5.5. James Anderson, lethal when it swung, lethal when it didn't. The only thing was, it was his own team he was lethal to if it didn't swing. Yet with the dropping of Harmison and Hoggard it was like Anderson realised that this time he had to step up. This was his chance. He wasn't in the side because others were injured or picked as a one-off horses for courses selection. He was in there, and he had the chance to stay there. He was excellent in the first game, and then the same old James Anderson returned in the second, eratic, expensive, Harmisonesque, and that's the bad Harmison. There was no change, and it seemed that James Anderson would never make it as a top-class Test Cricketer.
But come the home summer you could only pick holes in one innings, the first innings at Old Trafford where he bowled poorly before returning to mop up the tail. For the rest of the summer he was England's best bowler overall but what was most impressive was that he didn't achieve this accolade through devastating spells. He was scintillating at Trent Bridge where at one point it looked like he might remove all of the Kiwis (finishing with 7/43) but there were times where his figures did not tell you even nearly how well he had bowled. Whereas previously James Anderson had managed to keep his average as low as a hardly flattering 35 through taking out tailenders when he had bowled poorly, he was now bowling brilliantly when not taking wickets. Nowhere was this more evident than at Headingley, where England were humiliated by South Africa. Anderson's efforts in Leeds deserved a man of the match award yet he somehow ended with 3/136 and a concussion. He bowled superbly, missing the edges narrowly, the batsmen only scored so many runs off him because he bowled 44 overs, a tireless effort that deserved so much more. So many bowlers will bowl so much worse and get 5-45 time and time again in Test Cricket. This was the new James Anderson, who was still devastating when the conditions suited him and the ball was swinging but was economical when things weren't going well. He was outshone at times in the last three Test series by Sidebottom, then Flintoff and then Harmison but was England's most consistent bowler in the summer just passed. He has earned his place in the team and it's hard to look past him getting it.
On paper Flintoff-Harmison-Anderson-Sidebottom sounds nice, it sounds like an attack than can do great damage. But the selectors are somewhat fond of young Stuart Broad. He is fast establishing himself as one of the world's top emerging one-day bowlers, in that game he is bowling at 90mph, taking wickets and keeping it tight. Yet in Test Cricket he is down at 80mph which perhaps raises questions about his stamina. He also appears to lack penetration and control in the longer game, these could also possibly be linked to his stamina, it could however simply be that he is not yet ready for Test Cricket. What confuses matters, though, is the fact that in Stuart Broad there is clearly a young all-rounder being developed. Someone who can bat at seven, score the odd hundred whilst being a frontline bowler, brilliant! Except that he is not yet a frontline bowler, and we have Andrew Flintoff. The last thing I want to see now is Stuart Broad discarded, but there are better options with both bat and ball. His time in Tests can, and surely will, come. For now, let him play in the one-day game, develop his long-form skills in Nottingham and keep him in mind should injuries arise.
So that just leaves Simon Jones. With the season crawling into its final month he was having a great time taking 42 wickets at 18, albeit in the Second Division and with some protection from his captain. Figures aside, though, he was back in the thoughts of the England selectors. They named him in their 30-man Champions' Trophy squad and he was talked of as being a dead cert for a plane ticket to India. Then, not for the first time he went and picked up an injury to his knee. It is not thought to be as serious as his previous aches and pains but it was sufficiently bad to end his season before we were into September. It was quite the kick in the teeth for Jones, and Kevin Pietersen pretty much confirmed that he would have had him in his side for India. As it is, Jones won't be travelling to the subcontinent, but there does seem to be hope for the future, and if this injury doesn't leave him on the sidelines then the romantic notion of him returning for the Ashes is one that is hard to remove from an English mind which is controlled by the heart when such matters are considered. Jones' presence in the background should be sufficient to keep the quicks on their toes.
With all of this in mind, if England are to play four seamers then it has to be Flintoff, Anderson, Harmison and Sidebottom. Where Flintoff bats and whether this is a four-pronged attack or four plus one spinner is another story for another day. The point is, England have an attack to be proud of, an attack that just might give opposition batsmen sleepless nights. Flintoff was getting better and better as the summer went on, there were real signs that he hadn't been on one of infamous binges when he declared that the best was yet to come. Steve Harmison has a new, improved attitude and seems to realise lately that he actually quite likes being good at international cricket. I read of Harmison three years ago that, unlike Shane Warne, "Harmison couldn't be bothered to try and find out if it was worth [becoming the best bowler in the world]." Nobody is suggesting he is the world #1, but batsmen fear him and that alone is a start. James Anderson has found control and devastation in equal measures, now let's see him do it overseas. The only bowler I am advocating selecting that ended the season with his reputation worsened was Sidebottom, but he has enough credit in the bank for now.
Of course, it is one thing to do all of these things on English tracks, India in November and December will be a much sterner test. There is an old saying that is not entirely true, it is that you can't win test matches without taking twenty wickets. There is no doubting that this attack of England's
good enough to do so. Whether they do or not remains to be seen, but there is the potential for England's fast bowling to rise to the top once again. Sit back, and enjoy, because the next twelve months could be very, very interesting.
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- Developer: Rockstar North
- Publisher: Rockstar Games
- Genre: Action Adventure Modern
- Release Date: Oct 27, 2002
- ESRB: Mature
Haunted motorcycle
Have someone as a passenger on your motorcycle. Drive up north to Hyman Memorial Stadium. As you are facing the stadium from the adjacent street, turn left on the first street that loops around and drive through the grass. Go through the two palm trees all the way to the last telephone pole. Turn to the right and you will see the ocean. As you look to the ground, you can see a ledge of land underneath the layer of water. Ride the bike over to the ledge, trying not to fall into the ocean. You will notice that your life will begin to drain. Be careful not to go in too deep. As soon as you hear your passenger moan, get out. You will notice a pile of blood underneath. If you are lucky, you might get a trail of blood every time you accelerate. If you get off, the passenger will still be on the bike. After a while he/she will disappear. You will notice that if you accelerate and try to jump off the bike, it will just brake. Also, notice the person shows up with some camera angles. If you walk to the back of your bike, a trail of bloody footprints will be left behind as you go forward. Note: This was done with an Angel and a bodyguard (Tommy's henchman in a blue shirt) that you can get completing the game 100%.
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KOLKATA: The Calcutta High Court has ordered status quo on transfer of 155 million shares of Haldia Petrochemicals till further orders or November 26. Therefore, the state government may not be able to transfer these shares on November 22 as it had earlier planned, after Indian Oil emerged as the single bidder for a 39.99% stake at a price of Rs 25.10. Justice IP Mukerji on Tuesday fixed the matter for further hearing on November 25 and...
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Northwest Natural Gas Company, dba NW Natural (NYSE: NWN), posted earnings per share of $2.39 on net income of $63.9 million, compared to $2.73 per share on net income of $72.7 million in 2010, a 12 percent decrease year-over-year. Results for 2011 were negatively impacted by an after-tax charge of $4.4 million, equivalent to 17 cents per share, for the repeal of utility tax legislation (SB 408) which had been in effect since 2006. Conversely, results for 2010 were positively impacted by an after-tax gain of $4.6 million, or 17 cents per share, for an earnings benefit from SB 408, and an after-tax gain of $3.6 million, or 14 cents per share, for the refund of property taxes from an Oregon tax appeal ruling.
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Carson Sierra Spinners and Weavers Guild demonstrations and Historic Huffaker School Open House
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The Carson Sierra Spinners and Weavers Guild are a group of local craft artists that promote appreciation and knowledge of fiber arts in our community through demonstation, and encourage others to take up spinning and weaving to keep the fiber arts alive. The Historic Huffaker School will be open between 9am and 3pm for viewing of live demonstrations by the Spinners and Weavers, and for self guided tours. Park Rangers will be offering guided tours of the historic school house at 2pm. Dates include: Dec. 13, 2014 and Jan. 10, Feb. 14, March 14, April 11, Nov. 14 and Dec. 12 in 2015. This is a free event.
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Come in from the cold Saturday evenings from January through March with a warm drink and some great local artists. Each program begins at 7pm with doors opening at 5pm. Seating is limited to 200 persons. A suggested donation of $3 per person is requested.
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These are amazing! This is something I have always wanted to do. Is it possible that you could put the years under the photos? I'd love to know when the then was taken and the Now will change rapidly. Thank you!
Wow! It takes a robot elephant forty years to raise his trunk! ;)
About 90% of the "now" is worse that the "then". Explain to me again who decided it was a good idea to reduce the number of attractions and enhancements. I see this stuff, especially what is now missing and will never return, and almost want to throw up.
The pictures of Epcot's France pavilion seem to indicate that the Eifel Tower has been moved back several feet from its original spot. Is that true? If so, when and why did that happen?
This is one of the most striking collection of Disney photo's I've ever seen. Being a wanna-be photographer, I tend to see emotion in a lot of pictures and some of these really convey a sense of sadness to me. Walt is there, then he's gone, so to speak. Great job, love th website.
I love the retro Instagram filters you applied to the "then" photos. Nicely done!
I was at the original Disneyland in 1957. About 12 years before I was born. Lots of changes......some good, some not. But it looks like a lot of people have been nonstop eating ever since.
When I was a kid we went to Disney World 4 times a year (being from FL). It seemed to be in a constant state of flux. So it's funny to see these photos and realize that MOST of it has been the same all this time.
Very impressed with how few people posted in hysterics about how much worse the 'now' photos are. Well done!
Does anyone remember Tinker Bell who for 50 years brought in so much cash. The artistry of Ollie Johnstone and Marc Davis Replaced by computer-generated plastic with no soul. Must have been the guy who invented "Classic Coke" that needed a job. It seems wrong to use the Disney name on clearly inferior products. You make passing on easier.
Cool. Be fun to see the b4 and after of Animal Kingdom and DHS and the Boardwalk area.
But where's the change in the backside of water???
Too bad they don't still have the little "chair lift" in Fantasyland. It looks like so much fun. Anyone know when they took that down?
The Skyway was taken out of Disneyland in 1994, from the Magic Kingdom in 1999. It used to run between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland, then one way only, and eventually died due to maintenance issues. It was also a terrible bottleneck because of slow speed and limited carrying capacity.
If you really want to see a big difference between then and now, check out the prices.
It seems to me that the before is much better than the now in some respects. The sculptures are more realistic when it came to animals for example, and much less cartoony. I would have preferred the realistic over the cartoony any day. Makes me sad to realize that in order to appeal to the audience today that you have to manipulate something that was just right to begin with into something distorted and overly exaggerated. I don't think I will visit Disney World now.
thanks for the walk down memory lane. I first visited WDW December 1980 and visit now at least once sometimes more a year. It is fun to show the kids and say - oh I remember when it looked like that. Would be fun to see side by side pics of DL and MK- some people just don't realize how different those 2 parks are.
"I love the retro Instagram filters you applied to the "then" photos. Nicely
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Really Phil? Really? You know that the filters were inspired by the actual look of old photos don't you? Pick up one of your parents photo albums!
The picture of Walt standing at the front entrance to Disneyland with the Disneyland attraction posters, train depot and the Mickey Floral. Someone take a careful look at the ground plane and wall to the right of his pants legs. Is it me or is the wall behind him not matching up at all from one side to the other. This looks like a creepy photoshop blunder.
this is truly fantastic ! . Love the images with Walt Disney , you can tell he cared about his creation . Also the images of the NY worlds Fair are phenomenol ! This required a lot of work thank you for all your hard work , dedication , patience and creativity. Bruce Glover
Cass... you do realize Phil was being sarcastic, right?
Love these comparison shots!!
Mr. Banks, I've only been to disneyland once but the wal you are talking about has a curve to it. That is why they look like it doesn't matchup.
My first trip to Disneyland was in the mid-60s, and visited Disneyworld shortly after its opening in the early 70s...today my wife and I continue to visit the parks (as well as the Paris version) as frequently as possible. It was so wonderful to see these photos, the before photos triggered many forgotten memories of Disney trips!
Went to Magic Kingdom back in the early 70's... It was absolutely wonderful. Went again around 2001 and was shocked to see how overcrowded the park was. Couldn't even walk down the sidewalks for all the people! On my earlier visit the patrons were mostly Americans, but in 2001 they were all foreigners, speaking every language on the planet! What a difference. Also at least 25% of the employees we encountered were overtly gay, as tho Disneycorp had gone on a campaign to find gay employees to hire. The atmosphere of the Magic Kingdom had changed so much that I have never had a desire to return. Wish I could have gone to Disneyland during Walt's life, especially after seeing these lovely old photos.
Another thing I remember was the pavement within the park. It was all cement, with a million coats of paint on it and cracked, like an old drained swimming pool. Yuck. But with the herds of people tramping through all day and night, grass would probably be out of the question!
@BonnieE.....who really cares if the employees are gay or not?? They need to work too! Kind of an ignorant thing to say..


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We're halfway through the year already. Damn, where'd the time go? Fast, man, really fast. So where are we at now? Looking back on my predictions for 2014, I'd say I am doing alright. Regarding momentum, I wrote:
"I plan on taking this momentum with me into the new year. No fucking around, just consistent execution every. single. day. I really like where my head is at these days, and am in a very good place spiritually, physically, and emotionally as well. Just like 2013, I expect the first half of 2014 to be very different from the second half. There are some amazing things in technology that I am expecting in early 2014 that I am getting excited for that will have a large impact on my productivity and career for the rest of the year."
So far, so good. I've worked hard consistently. Spanish, programming, strength training, elliptical work, jiu jitsu, reading. Bam, bam, double bam. For technology, I've been all over Meteor. It's the one. I won't be switching to anything else anytime soon. I've also been working with Macaw a tad, although to be honest it has been disappointing and buggy, and a little bit of Famo.us – also a little bit buggy. However, there is no denying the enormous potential of these technologies to dramatically improve my workflow, and I will be following along closely. I wrote about these before.
So now that we are in the second half of the year, I predicted that it would be very different from the first half. I no longer think that will be the case. Rather than a sharp contrast between the first and second half, I'm noticing more of a slow transition. That's ok, slow and steady wins the race. Or something.
My health goals in 2014 were just to get stronger. But as I upped my weight, I noticed my recovery was taking much longer. And then I started doing a lot of elliptical and jiu jitsu, and I was feeling crushed. So instead I switched out 531 for deadlifts and squats and replaced it with CAT. It's more volume and poundage, but I find recovery manageable and power endurance improvements. I'm still sticking with 531 for overhead press and bench as I am still seeing gains for both. I've worked hard on ohp and bench and feel like I am no longer wimpy in those lifts, although my upper body strength is still pretty sucky. I've had this weird, naggy, weak feeling in my arms that has been bothering me for months that isn't helping, either.
I cut my hair. It's the first time I cut it in over 2 years. Last time I cut it was when I shaved my head prior to heading to Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos in May of 2012. Yesterday I cut it all off, got 9 ponytails out of it, and donated it to Angel Hair for Kids. Don't ask why I grew out my hair. I don't know. Seriously, I never thought about it. And then suddenly, 2 years later here we are. Weird, I know. I'm weird, sue me. I'll probably never grow my hair out that long ever again. First off, it's just a major pain in the ass to deal with. Second, I shed a lot. It's disgusting. And third, there was this period of a good 8-10 months where I just looked ridiculous. Absolutely ludicrous, so bad that even I was ashamed to be in public with myself. Thanks to anybody who hung out with me during that time, you are all brave souls and deserve some sort of badge.
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MIAMI (AP) - After several close calls, jockey Manoel Cruz has finally earned his 2,000th win.
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