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A star offensive lineman for Stanford University, 315-pound Brian Cassidy—his team up by five touchdowns against Washington State—set up for a routine extra point. Suddenly, a player leaped across the line of scrimmage and landed on Brian's knee, tearing both his ACL and MCL in one life-changing second. His hopes for an NFL career nearly dashed, Brian moved on to his rehabilitation, but instead he suffered one more debilitation: a herniated disc. Nearly paralyzed, Brian had a breakthrough: as a muscular-training specialist pointed out, his body wasn't aligned properly, making his recovery nearly impossible. Brian started training with a new focus, emerging months later faster and stronger than ever before—and dedicated to a new multilevel training philosophy that he continues to develop at ADAPT Training.
There, trainers help clients recover from their injuries or simply enhance their personal fitness level by ensuring that four key structural joints—the shoulders, hips, knees, and ankles—work in balance with one another and maintain their proper alignment, thereby strengthening the durability and gas mileage of the entire body. Clients participate in everything from classes focused on physical therapy to strength-training regimens to boot camps, all personalized to meet the individual needs of each student.
While teaching jazz dance in the 1960s, Judi Sheppard Missett decided to step away from tradition by offering an experimental class that allowed her students to simply dance without the judgment of mirrors or the constraints of rigid technique. In these sessions, she began infusing popular dance moves with specific fitness workouts to forge a distinctive blend of cardio exercise, strength training, and dance instruction. Little did she know that this "just for fun" class was the prototype for what would become the national fitness sensation known as Jazzercise.
Today, Jazzercise takes its aerobic techniques from a variety of sources that include jazz dance, hip-hop, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. The class formats, which vary according to different toning goals, are just as diverse as the program's move set. Two-time Dancing with the Stars champion Cheryl Burke is a big fan of the improvisational routines, although her advanced skills aren't needed to get the most out of classes. Instructors cultivate a noncompetitive atmosphere where all exercisers—with the exception of those marked as cursed by jazz-hand palm readers—are welcome regardless of age, build, or fitness background.
After the birth of her first child in 2001, Baby Boot Camp's founder and certified trainer and spin and Pilates instructor Kristen Horler wanted a postnatal fitness program that didn't require her to leave her baby at the door. Her solution was to start a suit of programs just for new and expecting parents where mothers could bond with their infants while soaking up the support and camaraderie of their peers. During Strollfit sessions, certified trainers and Radio Flyers equipped with outboard motors lead ladies through innovative routines that incorporate baby-filled strollers into yoga, cardio, and strength training. For long-term fitness, coaches encourage aspiring runners to break through the tape during the 5K training program, and Kristen's own Nutrition Solutions teaches the benefits of healthy-eating habits during a four-week program designed by registered dieticians.
During the growing season, the gently sloped roofs of Hoffman Farms Store's historical barns and quaint country store barely peek out over the farm's acres of lush fruit fields, as if politely looking for prospective visitors. Since its founding in 1983, the farm has seen a handful of renovations, including the building of raised vegetable beds and the conversion of an old silo top into portable shade for patrons who come to pick their own strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries. The rustic country store is stocked with locally grown produce, including pre-picked berries, homemade salsas, and delectable cobblers, so visitors can leave with something sweet even on rainy days or days when it's raining men.
As they enter the training circle at Curves, female guests come face-to-face with the smiles of other women. And just as points on a circle share a common distance from the circle's center, workout participants share the experiences of those nearby by trading stations throughout the 30-minute training session. One minute is spent on a piece of strength-training equipment built for feminine frames and designed to work two opposing muscle groups with a single movement. Exercisers then move on to a recovery station, where they run, jog, or dance to maintain heart rates and keep platforms in place during momentary losses of gravity.
The passionate and experienced lead instructor of Hula Halau 'Ohana Holo'oko'a, Lisa Fujii Chang, helms classes designed to introduce beginning hip swayers of all ages to the arts of hula and Tahitian dancing. The month-long adult hula class focuses on basic steps and hand motions, training students to tell stories using long undulating motions, much like a snake moonlighting as the village minstrel. Children starting at 3 years old can indulge in the relaxing Hawaiian tradition in 12-week-long children's classes that teaches young dancers the rudimentary facets of hula.


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Builtin storage ideasPrized for organizing all manner of gear, from backpacks to tennis rackets, mudrooms also double as spaces for chores as diverse as doing laundry and potting plants. What's more, they act as an intermediary between the dirt and germs that reside outside the house and the freshly swept and dusted surfaces inside.
To get the most out of your mudroom-whether you're adding a new one or reworking the one you already have-carefully consider how you'll use it and how much square footage you can realistically allocate for it. If you just need to stow a few coats and a laptop bag, a tidy row of hooks behind the entry door will suffice. For families with kids, more spacious digs decked out with shelves for stashing school supplies and sports equipment off a side or back door may be in order.
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The finishing materials you choose and extras you add also play a role in how the mudroom looks and functions over the long haul. Its highly trafficked floors, for instance, should be easy to mop and able to take a beating. And seating, whether built-in or freestanding, should be sized for all members of the house, ensuring comfortable shoe changing for adults and children.
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Shoehorned in an 8-foot-wide-by-3½-foot-deep stair landing off a basement-level back door, this space-challenged mudroom cleverly corrals coats in an unexpected place.
Recessed Built-In. An open, 18-inch-deep "closet" is carved out of the stair wall leading to the kitchen/living space. The bottom shelf, which overhangs the built-in by 2 inches, doubles as a seat and pit stop for grocery bags. The upper shelf stows hats, plus items the homeowners wish to keep out of reach of their small children. See more on woven storage baskets and slate-tile floor.
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Every well-thought-out mudroom has five essential features. Here, one family worked the details to effectively and inexpensively bring order to what had been a toy- and school-supply-strewn back-door entry off their kitchen.
Storage. There's no easier-or thriftier-way to add multiple levels of stowaway space than with a wall-mounted unit like this one made from metal standards, adjustable brackets, and shelves fashioned from salvaged school bleachers (you can substitute ready-made shelves). Expect to pay about $175 for a similar DIY setup using stock parts from the home center. See more on seating and accessories pictured here.
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This mudroom off the back door serves as the home's primary entrance for a family of four. A built-in with graceful arches and curves makes the area dressy enough for guests, too.
Tall Coat Cubbies. A 10-foot-long-by-18-inch-deep storage unit is divided into open "lockers." Hooks inside keep coats out of direct view-and out of the thoroughfare. High-up shelves stow occasional-use items, while ones down low keep everyday stuff within easy reach. A bottom lip creates a seat for shoe changes. See more on the runner, built-in storage, and accessories featured here.
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Builtin storage ideasPrized for organizing all manner of gear, from backpacks to tennis rackets, mudrooms also double as spaces for chores as diverse as doing laundry and potting plants. What's more, they act as an intermediary between the dirt and germs that reside outside the house and the freshly swept and dusted surfaces inside.

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Brazil hands Mexico their second straight loss
FORTALEZA, Brazil -- Here are three quick thoughts from Brazil's 2-0 Confederations Cup victory over Mexico at the Estadio Castelao in Fortaleza.
1. And now, back to the football ...
After an uncertain morning when thousands of demonstrators clashed with police 3 kilometers from the stadium, it was back to the football. The juxtaposition between scenes of stadium exuberance and tear-gassed demonstrators was surreal. Yet the moment the teams came out onto the field, the yellow-clad crowd went wild. The Brazilian national anthem was chill-inducing. Even in this time of social distress, the Brazilian fans belted out the Hino Nacional Brasileiro with pride, making the kind of noise only previously heard by a stadium full of Dothraki.
2. Brazil a team of emotional and tactical peaks and troughs
For the second consecutive game, Brazil's start was overpowering. Oscar and Marcello charged at a terrified Mexican defense, tearing them apart at will. The opening goal came in the 9th minute. Dani Alves rolled down the right flank. His cross was half cleared, looping to the foot of Neymar, who volleyed it home first time with ruthless technique -- a strike that was part goal, part national release.
Yet Brazil are a team that runs off emotional swings. Though they opened with 20 minutes of thunder, the Selecao could not muster a touch in the attacking third after the 32nd minute. They struggled to work the ball out of the back, stopped pressing their opponents and allowed Mexico to mine space on the flanks behind Alves.
Compare Brazil's buccaneering bravado with Spain's clinical technique for a minute, and ask yourself which is more enjoyable to watch. Then ask yourself: Which is more likely to win a World Cup?
3. Neymar: Like his team, a work in progress
Neymar is a brash blur of velocity and daring, yet as great as his talent is, it is still matched by his potential. His spectacular goal was his 22nd in 36 appearances for Brazil and he showed signs of discipline early on, demonstrating a willingness to track back. The first-half missile he launched at Jose Corona was superlative. What's more, the young Brazilian chested the ball away from two despairing defenders before dispatching a rocket just over the bar. And Jo's now ritual closing goal was all down to the cut-and-thrust of his No. 10's wicked flank play. Yet the longer the game progressed, and the energy sapped out of the Mexican midfield, Neymar led four counterattacks, only to be caught in possession, shoot wide or misplace a pass. For all of the sizzle he brings to the Selecao, his decision-making remains a work in progress.


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I have just installed Photoshop Elements 10 & Premiere Elements 10 on my computer running Windows XP Pro - SP3, with 4 GB of memory.
I am using a MS Optical Mouse which is working fine. I have the latest graphics driver installed as well as Microsoft DirectX - V9.0c.
Photoshop Elements 10 seems to be working ok. However, Premiere Elements 10 has exhibited a number of problems. The most serious is the jerky and sometimes uncontrollable mouse movements which makes the program extremely difficult to use. The mouse inevitably locks up which requires that I reboot the system.
Other than with PE10, the mouse works fine, even with PE V4 which is co-resident on the machine.
Other symptoms (compared to the operation of PE – V4) are:
● When using the "Play" Option in the Monitor Section, the Current Time Indicator moves unevenly instead of smoothly, and
● Titles on title screens and titles under photographs appear very blurry during playback in the Monitor Section.
Can anyone tell me what the problem is? I just want the program to work as well as PE-V4.
Much depends on what kind of video you're editing and how your project is set up.
What model of camcorder is your video coming from and what format and resolution is it?
When you started your Premiere Elements project, which project settings did you select? If you selected the ideal project settings, you will NOT see red lines above the clips when you add them to your timeline. Is that the case in your project?
Version 10 is actually much more powerful than version 4. However, until you set up your projects for certain video formats, some components and codecs are not installed. Once they are installed, version 10 should run at least as well as version 4 when editing the same format of video.
I started a new project in PE10 using the default settings. The New Project Window shows:
Project Settings: NTSC-DV-Standard 48kHz
I first put a new Black Video into the timeline and then put in a title for the black video. I brought a single jpeg photo into the project that I have used in a previous movie (reduced resolution as you suggested) and put the photo into the timeline.
I DO get the red line above the black video and the photo in the timeline as well as the somewhat erratic mouse movements.
Where are you getting the black video?
Have you ensured your photo is no larger than 1000x750 pixels in size?
What happens after you render the timeline? (Press Enter -- the red lines above the clips turn green.)
And please do check the Project Properties, under the Edit menu, and report them here.
The more details you can offer, the more likely we can help.
Where are you getting the black video?
Project List -> New Item Icon -> Black video menu item
Have you ensured your photo is no larger than 1000x750 pixels in size?
What happens after you render the timeline? (Press Enter -- the red lines above the clips turn green.)
Yes, the red line turns green
And please do check the Project Properties, under the Edit menu, and report them here.
The more details you can offer, the more likely we can help.
I have attached screen captures of all of the
Property Screens under Edit -> Project Settings
Once you've rendered your timeline and the lines above the clips turn green, are your playback issues resolved?
After rendering and the lines turn green,
The Current Time Indicator moves much more smoothly, especially
in Sceneline view.
Photos and their titles are a little sharper but still blurry, especially
in Play mode
Mouse movements are a little more controllable but are still a
problem, especially in the Tasks area. It opens unwanted menus.
Also, the system still locks up sometimes.
I would look over this ARTICLE, which starts as a checklist to get Premiere Elements working best, then moves onto tuning up your system and your OS, and then offers many links for troubleshooting crashes and hangs.
For mouse response issues, the first two things that come to my mind are the mouse driver utilized, and then resource issues with the OS and system.
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Julien's style. Behind the B, #4. Hamilton grows into role, sobered by Stamkos injury. Thornton on March&. Bruins offer advice to lovelorn. Pucks & Paws calendar. NHL GMs meet. Sabres housekeeping, part deux. Ex-Bruins key as Panthers drop Ducks!
Boston clinches playoff berth despite OT loss to Sabres. Paille's got game. Kelly scores, too. Bergeron and Marchand return, Redden debuts. Soderberg practices with team. Jacobs, NHL, NHLPA, Bruins Foundation, Garden, Marchand dig deep. Rene sings.
Bruins one point from playoffs, win vs. Sens tonight may do the trick. Marchand skates. A place for Soderberg. DON'T PANIC! Lucic slump. Button to PBruins. Bs Alumni play for charity. Bruins' rank in Twitterverse. Seguin fish kiss. Paille is 29.
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University of Miami defensive coordinator Mark D'Onofrio has interviewed for the coaching job at Temple University in Philadelphia, the Philadelphia Inquirer and OwlScoop.com (Rivals) reported Monday.
Former Temple coach Steve Addazio departed Temple this past Tuesday to become coach at Boston College.
D'Onofrio was the Temple defensive coordinator from 2006 to 2010, when UM coach Al Golden was the coach there. D'Onofrio's defense this year was among the worst in the nation in every category, though he helped turn Temple's around.
Meanwhile, sources close to former FIU coach Mario Cristobal also confirmed an Inquirer report that he interviewed this weekend for the Temple job. Cristobal had drawn some interest from the University of Colorado, which on Monday hired Mike MacIntyre from San Jose State for its coaching job.
Cristobal's next job and how soon it happens matters as far as how much money FIU will have to spend on its next coach for the next couple of years. If he gets another head coaching job for next year, FIU could be on the hook for as little as $453,183. If he doesn't, FIU has to pay him $906,366.
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Running back/return specialist Duke Johnson and safety Deon Bush were named to the second-team Freshman All-America squad by CollegeFootballNews.com.
Johnson and linebacker Eddie Johnson were named to the CBSSports.com All-Freshman Team.
Other honorees
Mike James received the Jack Harding Team Most Valuable Player Award on Sunday at the Hurricanes' end-of-season banquet at Jungle Island, where 18 seniors were presented with their framed jerseys.
• The other awards, as chosen by the coaching staff: Newcomer of the Year — Deon Bush; Defensive MVP — Shayon Green; Offensive MVP — Stephen Morris; Special Teams MVP — Duke Johnson; Scout Team Player of the Year — Akil Craig and Eduardo Lopez; Melching Leadership — Mike James; Community Service Man — Mike James; U Respect Award — Jeremy Lewis; Plumer Award for Leadership, Motivation and Spirit — Brandon McGee; Captain's Award — Shayon Green, Mike James, Brandon McGee and Stephen Morris; Training Room Comeback Player of the Year — Ben Jones; Hurricane Media Good Guy — Dalton Botts; UM Sports Hall of Fame Unsung Hero — Maurice Hagens; Walt Kichefski Hurricane — Jake Wieclaw; Nick Chickillo Most Improved Player — Davon Johnson; Albert Bentley Most Valuable Walk-On — Nantambu Fentress and Paul Kelly; Strength Training Athlete of the Year — Andrew Swasey.
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Shortly before noon Sunday, security officers at the store saw a man shoplift an Xbox and exit the store with it concealed in a black duffel bag. Once the man had exited the store without paying for the item, he was stopped by the security officers. A fight ensued during which the suspect produced a knife and apparently struck one of the officers, causing a superficial cut. The suspect was able to flee and the security officer did not require any medical assistance.
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