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First Lady Michelle Obama Announces New Hiring Commitments for Veterans and Military Spouses
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President Obama and Vice President Biden's 2012 Tax Returns
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Weekly Wrap Up: 'The Promise of America"
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How Are Race to the Top States Doing in Year Two?
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The sheets are soft, cool, not to heavy or thin, beautiful and exactly what I was looking for to replace my older sheets. The only thing with them is that the stripes on the fitted sheet go in the opposite direction as the flat sheet on our king size bed. My husband and I don't really care about this issue but some might. The price and the quality are much more important. They have been washed several times and are super soft and luxurious and I have not had an issue with wrinkling when they are taken right out of the dryer. Great sheets for the price!!
I ordered these sheets because they were advertised as "cotton" When they arrived I was dismayed to see that really they are a cotton/polyester blend. I returned them, not at all pleased that they were falsely advertised.
the description reads: Constructed of 600 thread count cotton... they just arrived... cotton and polyester. I would NEVER have bought sheets that weren't pure cotton. They are being returned tomorrow, and I am out the cost of shipping a HEAVY package back. When I was trying to figure out how to write this review I saw 'fine print' at the bottom of the page that does indicate cotton and polyester. But I trusted the product description. VERY disappointed in Overstocks!
For 600 thread count I expected the sheets to be softer but they are a bit stiff and uncomfortable
When I received these at first glance I was very pleased. I receivedc them a little later than I had expected, arriving the day I needed to use them. I immediately put them in the wash after receiving them so I might use them that day. After pulling them out of the drier I was still happy with my purchase until I went to make the bed. There were places on the sheets with lose threads as if a new thread was started midway through the weaving process and the ends were not cut in different areas of the sheet. Then while putting on one of the pillow cases I found a hole. If I had notice it before washing I would have just sent the set back, but after washing the hole was all frayed and I needed the sheets that evening and did not have time to find something else so I used the sheet set short on pillow slip. Disappointed.
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I gave this product a 2-star because the material for the sheets is VERY nice. Soft but not super flimsy...good quality material. The problem is the fit. I have an average king size pillow top mattress. Normally, my issue is that the fitted sheet is not deep enough and the sheets ride up the sides of the mattress. Well, this set is deep. The fitted bottom sheet fits like a parachute over my mattress. I had to tuck in all the extra material going all the way around the mattress which of course, doesn't stay tucked. Then the top sheet is too narrow to go over the sides of the mattress. Without anyone in the bed, the sheet falls to about 2 inches below the sides of the bed. Put a couple of bodies in the bed, now the sheet is really too narrow. Very disappointing!
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New NASA photo satellite to join 40-year mission
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For at least the third time in three days, a portion of Interstate 65 shut down Monday afternoon while emergency crews worked the scene of a multi-vehicle wreck.
At 2:30 p.m. Monday, Kentucky State Police, Elizabethtown Fire Department and Hardin County EMS responded near mile-marker 94 on I-65 South in reference to an injury collision.
Elizabethtown Fire Chief Mike Hulsey said among the vehicles involved were two semi-trucks and two vans.
The department responded with nine firefighters who rescued a woman pinned between two semi-trucks, he said. She was transported from the scene by ambulance.
Another driver was airlifted from the scene with critical injuries, according to Kentucky State Police.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet closed I-65 South at mile-marker 94 and detoured traffic off Exit 102 at Ky. 313 to U.S. 31W through Elizabethtown. Traffic between the crash and detour point was routed over the Exit 94 ramps and around the crash.
The closure was expected to last more than two hours, according to transportation cabinet.
Just after 5 p.m., the cabinet announced wreckers had arrived to remove vehicles and cleanup was under way.
On Saturday, two multi-vehicle wrecks near Sonora shut down portions of I-65 in both directions between mile-markers 81 and 86.
The first wreck occurred in northbound lanes and involved three vehicles.
According to Kentucky State Police, Ibrahim Fetic, 47, of Troy, Mich., was driving a semi-truck northbound when his vehicle struck a Ford Expedition in front of him near mile-marker 83. The SUV immediately caught fire and rear ended a Toyota Avalon in front of it.
Six died and three were injured in the wreck.
Approximately 16 minutes later, police said a wreck involving four vehicles occurred near that same location in the southbound lanes.
Gregory Lohman, 36, of Goodlettsville, Tenn., was slowing for the wreck in the opposite lanes when he was rear ended by a semi-truck that failed to brake for traffic, according to police. Lohman's vehicle rear ended a Saturn SUV, which then hit a Chevrolet SUV in front of it.
According to KSP, Lohman sustained critical injuries and two others were transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital with minor injuries.
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I get it from some music and profoundly awesome moments in shows and movies. It's pretty neat.
Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or as some people like to call it "head orgasms".
It's a tingling sensation in the head and scalp, which can be triggered by sounds like whispering or brushing, and visual stimulus like painting or drawing. For me, it's usually music or very soft touches. It only happens in a profound moment (with the exception of soft touches), and it's like... tingles that bounce form my head to my feet and back up. It just feels like bliss really...
It's COMPLETELY non-sexual.
It's really cool, and if you have certain triggers like crinkling bags or whispers, there are tons of videos out there with just people whispering and stuff that can help with sleep and relax you in general.
I was curious if anyone around here had ASMR, but didn't know that it had a name. Also, I mention it a lot, so I thought I should say what it is exactly so that you all know what I'm talking about.
I get it from some music and profoundly awesome moments in shows and movies. It's pretty neat.
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I get that by eating spicy food.
...I thought I hated spicy food, but I suppose that meant I love them so much I was having orgasms off of them.
EDIT: Now that I think about it, I get that by hearing people argue, watching people try to beat the shit out of each other, or when they're outright trying to kill each other. This is brilliant.
If we succeed, it is at the point of the sword.
If there is a long dispute, then both parties are wrong.
- quotes by Voltaire
A guy I follow on Youtube liked a video of it and that's how I found it. I thought it was a unique thing to me till I found the weird ass ASMR videos. But they feel so.... good?
When someone (usually one of several girls) runs their hands through my hair it's sighdsghdsahgdsa;ljkghdsa;lkghdlk.
Better than sex.
I get it from the sound of crackling flames and sometimes with running water or music. On the physical side, having my hair played with will occasionally trigger it. It's an especially great feeling when it happens with a combo of flames and music (normally in winter or whatever).
I get it by clubbing a first world politician in the head with a brick.
"And on the pedestal these words appear: 'My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: look on my works, ye mighty, and despair.'"
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Report: Phillies offered Ichiro $14 million
Ichiro Suzuki was rejuvenated by a mid-season trade to New York, and he will remain a Yankee with an agreement forthcoming, believed to be for one year. But, according to a report by ESPN.com's Buster Olney, Ichiro may turn down more money and a longer guarantee from the Phillies.
Report: Phillies offered Ichiro $14 million
Matt Gelb, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ichiro Suzuki was rejuvenated by a mid-season trade to New York, and he will remain a Yankee with an agreement forthcoming, believed to be for one year. But, according to a report by ESPN.com's Buster Olney, Ichiro may turn down more money and a longer guarantee from the Phillies.
Olney reported the Phillies offered Ichiro a two-year, $14 million contract. The New York Times also reported strong Phillies interest. Charlie Manuel has long been an admirer of Ichiro. He would have probably batted leadoff in the Phillies lineup and played right field.
The offer is surprising for a few reasons, most notably, Ichiro is not the prototypical corner outfielder the Phillies require. He's 39 and posted the lowest on-base percentage of his career (.307) in 2012. He has a career slugging percentage of .419. (Although, in a small sample size, he slugged .454 with the Yankees in 240 plate appearances.) He led all of baseball in hits for five straight seasons from 2006-10.
Pat Gillick, special assistant to Ruben Amaro Jr., has a long-standing relationship with Ichiro and his agent, Tony Attansio, from his Seattle days.
A lineup with Ichiro would have theoretically resembled this:
1. Ichiro 9
2. Michael Young 5
3. Chase Utley 4
4. Ryan Howard 3
5. Carlos Ruiz 2
6. Jimmy Rollins 6
7. Domonic Brown/Darin Ruf 7
8. Ben Revere 8
The reported offer tells us four things:
1. The Phillies are turned off by the demands of the top corner outfielders on the market, Josh Hamilton, Nick Swisher and Cody Ross. This has long been the sentiment of rival executives, who had predicted a splash from Ruben Amaro Jr., only for silence to persist. The Phillies are wary of any commitment longer than three years to a player over 30, and in some cases, that is too long. Hamilton is seeking upward of five years. Swisher could net at least four years. And Ross is reportedly looking for three years.
2. The power must come from Utley and Howard. The Phillies are attempting to augment the middle of their lineup with hitter who put the ball in play. Young and Revere are not high on-base guys. Neither is Ichiro (in recent years). But Young and Ichiro are career .300 hitters and Revere reached .294 as a 24-year-old centerfielder. While there is a veritable lack of power on the corners, they are banking on production from Utley and Howard.
3. Had Ichiro signed, the Phillies would possess approximately $13 million to spend for 2013. With three new acquisitions for the lineup, the remaining funds could have been directed toward pitching upgrades. Amaro has stated he wants a "low-risk, high-reward" fifth starter. He could have aimed higher there and still had money for a veteran setup man.
4. They value the 16th overall pick in June's draft. This is an under-reported element of the winter's happenings. That pick is the highest for the Phillies since 2001. If they sign Hamilton or Swisher, they would forfeit that pick. They would also forfeit the bonus money that is tied to that pick, which drains their overall money pool for signing all drafted players under the new CBA. That pick holds great value considering all of the minor-league talent Amaro has dealt in the last three years.
Whatever the case, Amaro has stressed his need to be "creative" this winter. The reported Ichiro offer certainly falls in that category, for better or worse.
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Should they sign a corner outfielder that would be a projected everyday player, they may never get to know whether Ruf or Brown are real players. They will be alternating depending on whether the opposing pitchers are righties or lefties. Not a good situation a player used to playing everyday.
I would prefer that they stand pat and start Ruf, Revere and Brown everyday. A lot of talk is made of Ruf's potential power - don't underestimate Brown's potential power. Last year, after Pence's departure he showed flashes of that power as well a good patience at the plate. His speed allows him to get a lot of extra base hits when he is positioned properly in the lineup. You would'nt want him batting behind a Howard, Ruiz or Ruf. candidly- kozykoz26
- So what we are coming to find out is that they don't want to sign an impact corner outfielder because of the 16th pick in the draft? Cmon now!
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someone like Cody Ross. Unfortunately, it leaves them without a legit 3 hole hitter. beegal99
Guarantee you he leads the team in HR's and will hit for a higher average than that25mm clown at 1st!!! mainstreet


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Race Organizer Comments Produced by US Road Sports and Entertainment of NJ Joe Gigas, Race Director (11/19/12) The 16th Annual New Jersey Marathon Weekend (May 4-6) is in the books and by all accounts our best ever. Our Staff is very grateful for the record field of 12,000 participants (3,100 for the NJM, 8,200+ for the Half Marathon and 300 Half Marathon Relay Teams) from 46 states, 19 foreign countries and every one of the 21 counties throughout New Jersey. This is an urban marathon with a 4 mile stretch of oceanfront with an oceanfront Finish. It would be tough to find a better venue for a marathon! Our goal of having the best Fluid Stations and an interesting and entertaining flat course, is also supplemented by the excited support of the residents of the neighborhoods in the communities ... Click here for more
The 16th Annual New Jersey Marathon Weekend (May 4-6) is in the books and by all accounts our best ever. Our Staff is very grateful for the record field of 12,000 participants (3,100 for the NJM, 8,200+ for the Half Marathon and 300 Half Marathon Relay Teams) from 46 states, 19 foreign countries and every one of the 21 counties throughout New Jersey. This is an urban marathon with a 4 mile stretch of oceanfront with an oceanfront Finish. It would be tough to find a better venue for a marathon! Our goal of having the best Fluid Stations and an interesting and entertaining flat course, is also supplemented by the excited support of the residents of the neighborhoods in the communities ... Click here for more
Bring everything you need. Small expo. Plan to get to the start EARLY. Rte 36 is jammed and you can miss the start if you are caught in traffic. The half marathoners have an earlier start which means my house guests are done long before me. I am a marathoner.
NJ Marathon was my very first marathon in 2007, and it was a wonderful experience. I have run the race 6 times now since 2007 (excluding 2012), and the race is getting worse every year. Damage from Sandy had nothing to do with the decline. Just glancing at statistics, the enrollment in the Half and Full is also declining. The course is nice, but for the Marathon, there were almost no spectators and it was a GREAT NJ May day, perfect temps! The logo, shirt, and medal are so commercialized now and have lost the appeal of the old Horse Shoe medal with every town's name participating. The finish line for the full was embarrassing - Gatorade and left over pretzels from the Half Marathoners, and a bag with a beat up banana and a couple salt water taffies. I am a proud NJ native, was always proud of this race, and have been a Pace Group Leader for NJ Marathon 2 times now; however, I think, sadly, 2013 was my last NJ Marathon.
Ran this as my first marathon a few years ago. I had a great experience and I am on my way to running a marathon in every state. I would definitely recommend this marathon for anyone looking to do a marathon in NJ.
A flat course along the long branch jersey shore. Well organized event. I ran the race twice, yesterday and last yr and was satisfied with the way the race was held. The spectators were awesome and were there everywhere throughout the course.Plenty of volunteers and fluid stations every two miles.I would definitely recommend running this race.
After running 140+ marathons. I have see the good and the bad. This was bad. The good: 1. very good aid stations, actually excellent. The Bad: 1. The worst is running a small side walk with no where to pass. The side walk is three feet wide and with broken pavement. There are way too may runners for being confined to a three foot side walk. The course needs to be totally on wide streets. In fair disclosure, I fell on these side walks and was nearly trampled to death. One kind runner helped me. 2. The expo is held at a house race track. I walked thru off track betting. The expo was non-existant, why have at a race track?. 3. Most volunteers could not answer any questions, such as where are the buses that return runners from the finish to the start of the race. 4. Yes I received alot of e-mails but it was the same information again and again. Not all that useful. 5.You pay five dollars for parking at this huge lot with thousands of cars. What a joke. It seemed just another way to make money off runners. 5. The goody bad was ok. Two little bars, a banana and a pretzel. Overall, I think the course is the thing that has to improve. I would not recommend running this course unless they use streets and not narrow broken up side walks and narrow paths.
The course organizers made sure that we were informed of the traffic at the beginning. I was coming from a little less than an hour away and it took exactly 2 hours to get there. We arrived around 6:45 and we were able to park without a problem in the Monmouth parking lot (less than 1/4 mile walk to the start). The women's bathrooms and porta potties were out of toilet paper due to the amount of 1/2 marathoners that started before the full. So make sure you have tissues with you! There was great communication during the start. Race officials were inside letting everyone know that they should start heading to the corrals. The race started exactly on time and the corrals started within 15-30 seconds of each other. Lots of crowd support and they played 'Born to Run' at the start of each group. The course was different from the years past because of the damage from Sandy. I realize that this is something that was unavoidable but it meant, for a short amount of time, that we were running on uneven sidewalks and sand. I did not feel safe and a runner fell due to these conditions. That is the reason I gave it 3 stars. I was running with someone who had done the course before and he told me how different it was this year. The other 90% of the course was great. We saw some beautiful 'houses' (really they were the size of 2 mansions merged as 1) and some great views of the shore. During the race: aid stations were very well organized- water cups were different from the Gatorade cups and the volunteers communicated very well. There were also a lot of bananas and choices for gu. I carry a hand-held water bottle and stopped twice to fill it up, both times the volunteers were very accommodating and helped me fill up quickly. Overall, the crowd support/volunteers were wonderful. Crowd support was a little sparse during the last 5 miles (which seems to be typical because at that point everyone wants to be at the finish). There were a couple of bands who sounded great and a few people playing music. I think that the course could have used more music especially at the end. There was way too much walking after the finish. It was hard to get to your family/friends due to the extra security. I did not really want food at the end but I still have no idea where the food tent was located. There could have been more signs at the end but I was also a little out of it so I may have missed them. My fiancee followed me during the race. She was able to leave Monmouth park almost immediately and did not have to pay the $5 when leaving. She was able to see me around mile 8 and 14. She was worried about parking at the end and getting to the finish so she left a good amount of time to get there. She has a lot of experience following me around at races and says that this one was pretty easy to get around. She used the turn-by-turn information that was at the expo. She was able to park about 1/2 mile- 3/4 mile away from the finish for free without much a problem.
Hats off to the folks for setting up post-Boston safety; however, CAN WE PLEASE figure out a way to get some officers to run the traffic lights so they're a bit longer than 4 car lengths at a time... Jeez! Leaving a hotel 10 miles away 1.5 hrs before the start of the race and making it w/ 10 minutes to spare is unacceptable. (oh, and I overheard the RD's tv interview about 'people need to leave earlier' when I dropped off my gear bag... Ugh!)
Parking was extremely poor and not well organized. The worst part was the SEA of walkers that I came upon around mile 8ish. So many people walking 3 and 4 abreast that it totally made the next 4 miles miserable. Why they start the full marathon later than the half is beyond me. I'd never run it again unless they changed the times around!!!!
Race was very well organized, course was good (though tantalizingly close to the ocean but hiding it for most of the run). Medals were nice, T's were good (course map on T back was interesting!). The biggest differentiator for this race was the way organizers engaged the runners from months before - a very interactive Facebook presence, organized group training runs, free clinics etc. Made a lot of new running friends thanks to this. Could improve - expo logistics... Had to drive 100+ miles on two consecutive days just to pick up bib. Expo was smallish. Race start of 8 am for marathon did not matter, had to get there before 6 am to avoid road closures, meant leaving home at an unearthly 4:45 am and still got stuck in traffic.
The organization of this race is great; you can tell the organizers put a lot of thought in trying to make this event as seamless as possible for the runners. 1. Water and gatorade handout organized: Gatorade first and then water soon after, and they were provided in different cups, so you knew what to look for. 2. Volunteers supportive and really friendly; one volunteer, at Asbury Park, gave the females their standing. Pace group leader was AWESOME and spot on with his pace. 3. Course (with its crazy turns) was well marked and pretty fast with some baby bumps on the latter half of the course. 4. Finish line area was fun with a live band and right next to the beach. As for the start area, having an hour at the start with just the marathon runners was really nice: no lines for the porta-potties, bag drop-off, and space to chill and get my head into the game. The corral system was fluid and pretty spacious; didn't trip over anyone and seemed like we were all pretty much where we were supposed to be 5. For me, bag drop-off and pick up was seamless and quick. The volunteers gave you a numbered sticker versus going by bib number, but I didn't have problems with this 6. Shuttle back to the parking lot/race track was convenient and easy. I didn't have to wait in line and was able to board right away 7. I picked up my bib on Friday afternoon and had no problems - parking super easy and no lines. The expo wasn't too shabby (not tiny but not huge like at the larger marathons and for families, organizers had a balloon dude handing out balloons to little kids- a nice little touch) 8. The West Long Branch area has a ton of malls and restaurants (franchises) so getting some last minute things/food is pretty easy 9. We lucked out with the weather: 50s, cloudy at the start with the sun peaking out at the last two miles, and a cool crosswind. Ehhh... 1. Ran into a little congestion with some of the half marathoners, but it wasn't too bad and cleared out after mile 12 2. Not a lot of spectators but always a group of runners around you. My BF was able to videotape me running and you can hear just the patter of feet and birds in the background. Pretty cool. 3. Lots of traffic getting to the race start, but we used our GPS and were able to navigate around most of it. However, because of the earlier start of the half-marathon and the course being right next to the parking lot, the entrance was closed. We ended up parking by the back gate in a neighborhood, so it wasn't too bad. Wishlist: 1. Less turns could've made this course even faster 2. More entrances into the parking lot at the race start (but this might be something they can't control b.c of infrastructure) 3. Chocolate milk at the end would be awesome Overall, a nice experience! If you're looking for a spring race to PR or qualify for Boston, this is a great event to do it at.
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Today's post is a collaboration between Matt Skeffington and I on how to warm-up for the squat. It is Part One of a three-part series we'll be doing on how to warm-up for the squat, bench press, and deadlift. Enjoy!
It's your big squat day. Trust us, we know how you feel. All day, you're jacked up, ready to get to the gym to move some serious weight. In fact, you're so excited you get out of your car and immediately head over to the squat rack. You get under the bar and begin your first warm-up set. Big mistake.
Your hips couldn't be tighter from sitting at your desk all day so you're only able to get into a quarter squat without your adductors ripping in half. Your shoulders are stiffer than a board and you grimace in pain as you try to get your upper back and hands into a solid position. As you descend into your squat, you tip forward, putting a ton of stress on your low back because your ankles won't move. Nothing feels good, nothing feels loose, and that 135 lbs. on your back feels more like 500 lbs.
Let's back things up for a minute. Let's say you decided to take the extra 10-15 minutes to do a comprehensive warm-up dedicated to getting you ready to squat. You would probably start by doing a little research, because after all, we exercise geeks love research. If you did a few searches on PubMed or the Journal of Strength and Conditioning you would find a variety of studies on various dynamic warm-up protocols and how warm-ups:
- Decrease your risk of injury
- Increase power
- Increase speed
- Increase strength
- Increase body temperature
- Increase motor unit recruitment (especially high-threshold MU's)
- Increase energy production
- Increase flexibility
Of course the warm-ups done in these studies are very general in nature. We need all the benefits of a sound warm-up listed above, but also want something specifically designed for getting us ready to squat some big weight! Before designing our warm-up it's important to understand what exactly our joints are doing during a squat so we can target those areas.
Take a look at the video below:
The first thing we want you to notice is foot position. As you can see, Conor sets up with his toes pointed out. Getting into the proper bottom position of a squat takes a considerable amount of hip flexion and internal rotation. Starting with your toes pointed slightly out allows your hips to start the squat in a position of external rotation. This allows gives your hips some freedom when descending into your squat. If your hip external rotators and extensors (glutes, hamstrings, etc.) are tight, we will not be squatting very deep or very safely. Don't worry though; we will get your hips nice and mobile in the warm-up.
Next up are the ankles. Notice in the side-view how Conor's ankles allow his knees to slightly glide over his toes as he descends into his squat. Old school bro-science would tell us this is bad for our knees. It's not.
We need a good amount of dorsiflexion in our ankles to allow us to squat deep while maintaining a solid neutral spine position. In fact, we need about 20 degrees of dorsiflexion to squat properly. If our calves are too stiff, we cannot properly dorsiflex, and we will compensate by either tipping forward or going into lumbar (low back) flexion. OUCH! Have no fear my squatting friends, we will get those calves ready!
Our next stop on the kinetic chain is the knees. Since the knee joint is mostly a hinge joint (we do have some medial/lateral rotation), the positioning of the knees is determined mostly by the hips. Let's take a look at Conor's hips as he squats. From the front you can see how Conor abducts his hips and his knees track out over the toes during the descent of his squat. This keeps his femur and tibia in a strong, neutral position. To get into this position, we need adequate adductor and hip flexor length as well as glute strength and stiffness. In this warm-up, we'll get your glutes working double time!
Let's continue up to Conor's abdomen. We're going to let you in on a little secret. The key to moving big weights is not in your legs or your back. It all starts with proper functioning of the diaphragm. Notice how Conor finishes each rep by returning to a neutral spine position. What we mean by that is as he finishes each rep, he doesn't lean back, look up, or over-arch his low back. He finishes each rep by squeezing his glutes and bracing his stomach, leaving his body in a perfectly neutral position. By maintaining a neutral position and keeping his ribcage down, Conor can exhibit good breathing mechanics and preserve a favorable Zone of Apposition.
With this optimal alignment, he can demonstrate rock-solid core stability from the inside-out. Conor now has 360 degrees of stability around his core, kind of like an invisible weight belt. Don't worry, we'll be practicing some diaphragmatic breathing in our warm-up.
Upper Back
Finally, we end our journey at the upper back. Watching the video from the back-view, you can see how Conor's back is tight and engaged. This is due to a couple of things. First, Conor has great extension through his thoracic spine, unlike most of us who are overly kyphotic because we sit all day.
Secondly, Conor's ability to externally rotate his shoulders and posteriorly tilt and retract his scapulae allows his chest to stay tall and for his elbows to stay down during the squat. This is due to adequate length of his muscles involved in internally rotating his humerus and anteriorly tilting his scapulae. These include subscapularis, pec major and minor, as well as his lats. This is a huge part of a solid squat. Without the ability to keep his chest tall, Conor would be putting a lot more stress on his low back and would be constantly falling forward. And you thought the squat was a just a lower body lift! We'll attack shoulder and thoracic spine mobility as well as upper back activation in the warm-up.
Squat Warm-Up
Foam Roll
- If possible, use an elevated surface to foam roll your adductors
- Include Supine Diaphragmatic Breathing (hips/knees flexed, feet flat) x 10 breaths
Mobility/Activation (*If you have a lot of joint laxity, only perform the standing drills below*)
1. Kneeling Glute Mobilization x 8/side
2. Single-leg Glute Bridge w/2 sec ISO at top x 6/side
3. Split-stance Adductor Mobilization x 8/side
4. Side-lying Extension Rotation x 8/side
5. Standing Hip Internal/External Rotation w/mini-band x 10/side
6. Knee-break Ankle Mobilization x 10
7. Forearm Wall Slides at 135 degrees w/OH Shrug and Lift-off x 8
8. Bowler Squats x 6/side
9. Walking Spiderman w/Hip Lift and OH Reach x 5/side
10. Alternating Lateral Lunge Walk x 5/side
A1) Box Jumps – 3×5
A2) Wall Hip Flexor Mobilization (Back Knee Elevated) – 3×8/side
Now let's say you're planning on performing your first working set of 5 reps at 315 lbs. Your warm-up sets and reps might look like this:
Bar x 5
Bar x 5
135 lbs. x 5
185 lbs. x 5
225 lbs. x 3
275 lbs. x 2
315 lbs. x 5 (first working set)
Give this warm-up a try before your next squat session. It will keep you feeling good, injury-free, and it will improve your performance so you can continue to get stronger and squat those big weights.
Check back soon for Part Two on how to warm-up for the bench press!


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Slippy my dear friend, I seriously need more transactions. I'm like Trader Jack McCloskey of the Bad Boy Pistons. Sometimes I try a player out and need to dump him 2 weeks later. My roster is fluid and I AM STAYING UNDER THE SALARY CAP! PULEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZE!
i second the motion. what is the limit at the moment? thanks for unlocking slippy. there are so many fresh young players to pick up, its like christmas!!
24 transactions and I have 23. I can make one more move and we're not even at the halfway point yet! I have so many guys on my watchlist, I NEED THIS!
i have heaps too, i want to add them all to my team even though i dont need them, just so nobody else can have them! i'm greedy. seriously, if slippy is not going to up the transactions we need to know now. otherwise i will trade eddy curry for 15 transactions.
I just needed to make one transaction knowing it wouldn't max me out. HELLO MR. HAWAII!! Thanks Slippy. An unmarked envelope filled with cash is enroute to you.
Warthog, I am coming for you. I actually have a chance to do well in this league because there aren't many trades for bench bums!
BRING IT!!!!! my team is tight now that they've played so many games together. that unity is going to dominate...DOMINATE!!
go by the pre-ranked excluded players list from before the draft. http://www.pistonsforum.com/64687-post176.html if you don't have the players excluded list let me know and i will post a copy of mine.
what the hell. i made the list. so if you happened to pick up a guy from this list who dropped outside the 140's earlier in the season, well done. however that can't happen anymore cos yahoo screwed the rankings. also, i think that if you drop a guy who was over 139 at the time, but appears on the exclude list he can no longer be picked up. eg. damon jones is in the exclude list. he dropped down to 150 earlier in the season. someone picked him up. they now realise he sucks and drop him. he can now no longer be picked up by anyone for the rest of the season.
Hi, I mistakenly picked up Brandon Roy. I've set him to inactive tonight, and selected a new player to play tomorrow. My bad, thanks to webz for letting me know. I just assumed he was outside the list and didn't check.
Hey webz, I'm short a player tonight. This week will be the equivalent of kicking your butt with one hand tied behind my back. BRING IT ON!
Kimmie has come as close as possible to beating me. We're tied 5-5. Kudos to Kim for almost toppling my team!
Okay I've been avoiding making any moves at all in this League because of this ranking changing thing and how hard it is to see who really is available from the Yahoo website. I just want confirmation from one of you guys. Am I correct that the only players that are off limits are the ones in the exclude list above? My list from draft day has Alonzo in the exclude list, but Mo Williams and Marko Jaric are not on it. I'm sure it all depended on when you made your exclude list before the draft. So again and for hopefully the last time: I can take any player that is available that is not on this list that WebZ did for us? Okay like right now Brendan Haywood is O-ranked at #150, however he is on the exclude list from draft day at #135. So that means I can't take him, right? And conversely, Rasho Nasterovic was not on the draft day exclude list, but is now O-ranked at #136. So that means I can take him right? I have two positions that are languishing that I must replace if I have any chance of making a push in the playoffs. My little sleeper team is suffering from neglect, so someone just let me know if I'm on the right track. Thank you!!!


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vacosta23 wrote:IS this stuff any good?
I have only used it on popcorn and it was good. It doesn't take much though...
Oh... as the bacon salt time slips away.... slowly... slowly.......... slowly.....
MonkRX wrote:Are these ok for vegetarians?
yes. there's no meat byproduct ... great for vegans that really like that taste of MEAT
now I can have a bacon filled summer vacation
I think this would be a good thing to add to a CARE package to some one serving overseas. :-)
Link Next Time, But I'm already in for 3!
mrtoast98 wrote:For anyone who might be confused about the decision process regarding bacon, here is a handy flowchart that should help:
trailtroll wrote:they had chorizo??? Daggit I missed it again.
from the last woot off...the dream is still alive for this one.
Bought one pep since the Red Wings just destroyed the Ducks and are on their way to win another cup. I think the Bringer Of Clitoris is near.
bizzymom wrote:Is there an ap for that?
There will be......
Do you seriously need more salt on your bacon??
YESSS in for three. Although WHERE IS HICKORY >:|
Ramen! I will Put this on ramen instead of the seasoning pack! 5/14/09 *Patent Pending*
I could apply this to my eggs in the a.m. and then i'd have a complete brekkie!
Guppies don't know it's not bacon
Are we sure these aren't refurbished?
movielife16 wrote:out of the hickory right away, and i was hoping to get all 3 flavors.
Somebody waste there money and buy three so we can move onto the next item
BACON!!!!In In for 3
If not for the corn syrup, this would be the ultimate incarnation of flavoration known to man.
the hickory ones are vegan... a just in case you didn't know.
jyg wrote:Well, this is the end of the Worst Wootoff Ever (which I would have abbreviate "WWE" but the World Wildlife Federation might come and sue me... oh wait, nevermind). Dear Woot: if you want me to buy guppy you have to call it guppy. And even then...
Um, the lights are still going. The last 3 day one they had 2 or 3 instances of bacon salt.
Novelty salt? I'm in for one!
agreed... where's the green laser pointer?
jwell025 wrote:Somebody waste there money and buy three so we can move onto the next item
In for 3! The hickory is gone though.
kdccrosby wrote:why? we have plenty of bacon....
lol yeah I guess that is true, and now when I make my bacon explosion I can add yet more deliciousness http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion
Got me some bacon salt...again. This stuff is like gold.
mohicus wrote:from the last woot off...the dream is still alive for this one.
whoo hoo!
sangha wrote: What happens if you put it on bacon? Do you get some sort of super-bacon?
Meta bacon
californialifer wrote:Is this what I salt my beacon with ?
i never tried a Beacon... is it any good?
Mmmm... Bacon Salt.. I love it on my salad.
Bought one regular and one peppered just to try it. Hickory was sold out too fast. Anyone who thinks it sounds bad, just read the list of ingredients. My first actual woot! (I've only bought shirts before)
Sounds gross. Maybe I'll get some and put back for my boss for his x-mas present.
the peppered is indeed vegan. but has msg. the hickory is vegan, too, but sold out. also has msg.
For tis not a waste of the cash, for it will make thine intake such like bacon!
spyce wrote:Cheaper to buy directly from http://store.baconsalt.com/ - plus they have combos (my mom LOVES the baconnaise)...
Cheaper??? I calculate 17.94 for the 3 pack with shipping vs under $9.47 for 3 from woot? Is there some special we don't see?
lightbulbpuree wrote:I HAVE THE MYTHICAL BACON SALT. I MAY NOW DIE HAPPY
He who dies with the most bacon salt still dies. Most likely of a blown-out artery.
Ha true. My whole family is southern, (me too but I grew up on the west coast.) Bacon fat goes in just about every pot when they cook vegetables. I hate to watch but it is delicious.
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The two men said that they were sitting in one of the victim's car at Shuford Fields parking lot when a black vehicle, then a blue vehicle pulled up behind the car in which they were sitting. Four black males approached the drivers side and began hitting the victim seated in the driver's side with an unknown hard object while a gun was put to his head. One of the four suspects said, "Give me all of your money," according to the report. At that time, a black male approached the passenger side and pointed a gun at the the other victim while saying "Give me all your money."
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(a) There shall be a state board of pharmacy, known as the "West Virginia board of pharmacy," which shall consist of five practicing pharmacists and two public members, who shall be appointed by the governor, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. Any vacancy which occurs in the membership of the board for any reason, including expiration of term, removal, resignation, death, disability or disqualification shall be immediately filled by the governor as provided by this section. Nothing in this section shall require the governor to change the composition of the board prior to the usual expiration of any member's term. The governor may consider the diversity of pharmacy areas of practice when filling vacancies.
(b) Each pharmacist member of the board, at the time of his appointment, shall be a resident of this state, licensed and in good standing to engage in the practice of pharmacy in this state for a period of at least five years prior to their appointment. The public members shall be residents of this state who have attained the age of eighteen years and may not be a past or present pharmacist, the spouse of a pharmacist, a person who has ever had any material financial interest in providing pharmacy services or who has engaged in any activity directly related to the practice of pharmacy.
(c) Each member of the board shall receive two hundred dollars for each day spent in attending to the duties of the board or of its committees, and shall be reimbursed for all actual and necessary expenses incurred in carrying out his or her duties.
(d) The members of the board in office on the date this section takes effect shall, unless sooner removed, continue to serve until their respective terms expire and until their successors have been appointed and have qualified. Board member terms shall be for five years with at least one pharmacist member's term expiring yearly. The governor may, with the advice and consent of the Senate, reappoint any member for additional consecutive terms. Members as of the first day of July, one thousand nine hundred ninety-five, are eligible for reappointment to additional terms regardless of the length of time they have previously served on the board.
(e) The board, in addition to the authority, powers and duties granted to the board by this chapter and chapter sixteen of this code, shall have the authority to:
(1) Regulate the practice of pharmacy;
(2) Regulate the employment of licensed interns in pharmacy;
(3) Appoint, within the limit of appropriations, inspectors who shall be pharmacists, and investigators, to act as agents of the board within the provisions of this chapter and chapter sixteen of this code and rules as the board shall promulgate;
(4) Adopt rules of professional conduct; and
(5) Hire an attorney, as may be necessary.
(f) A majority of the membership of the board constitutes a quorum for the transaction of business, and any motion is approved by a majority vote of a quorum. All board members shall be given advance notice of each board meeting.
(g) Meetings of the board shall be held in public session, except that the board may hold closed sessions to prepare, approve, grade or administer examinations. Disciplinary proceedings, prior to a finding of probable cause, as provided in section seven of this article shall be held in closed sessions, unless the party subject to discipline requests that the hearing be held in public sessions. All discussions or meetings of the board concerning personnel matters shall be held in closed session.
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Keith B. Gross
11:11 am on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
In the Silver Hill Neighborhood, this storm was worse. More trees down and more power lines down from uprooted trees.
11:20 am on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Not for me! Last October was far worse. We had no power for 5 days. And it was cold!
Margaret Carroll-Bergman
12:02 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Power out in the badlands of White Ave. for 13 hours. Neighbors on Stone Root Road never lost power!
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12:16 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Last year was worse; snow and cold made things much more difficult.
12:37 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Last year's was much worse for us. I don't think we got as much warning that their might be power problems and it was very cold. This time, we escaped with only minor flickering of lights. Of course, had the neighbor's tree fallen in the other direction, I might be checking into the Marriott again.
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we cant say, until we get the power back in North Sudbury- lost around 3:20PM Monday. We were in Westborough during Irene and the blackout was about 30 hours.
1:57 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
I lost power this time and not last so I would say so!
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2:45 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Snowtober was so much worse! We had deep snow, electric, no heat(freezing cold out) and a birthday sleep over with 8 boys. With Sandy we were the lucky ones with electricity the whole time and it was very warm out.
2:47 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Last year was definitely worse for me. Without power to pump hot water, I suffered through a few cold nights and cold showers. Nothing of the sort this time. Power remained on, the only casualty was Comcast internet.
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9:59 pm on Tuesday, October 30, 2012
While this year was worse for me personally, overall the snowstorm was worse. Snow stinks. Power outages when its in the 60's isnt so bad.
5:11 pm on Wednesday, October 31, 2012
We lost branches and power last time. This time we lost 12 trees but kept power. However, I think that Snowtober was a useful exercise for the utilities and for first responders, and that's why things are not as bad as they might have been this time.
Please keep a prayer in your heart for all the people in NY and NJ who will be answering a resounding yes to this question. Remember those who jumped out of helicopters to rescue those sailors, those who carried babies down 15 flights of stairs while ventilating them, those who are still working hard, those who are stranded by sewage-laced flood waters, and thank your lucky stars; it is a relatively minor inconvenience to be without power for a day or two.


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the Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School. VOLUME XXXIV. II Kl PING THE RIGHT KXI'OSINO iTU-JS WBONB XUMHEK «. SANTEE NEBRASKA. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 1905. THIRTY CENTS PER YEAR. Our Platform. For Indians we want American Education! •want American Homes! We want Ameri- ftiahts! The result of which is Ameri- Ciiizenship! And the Gospel is the power for their Salvation! We can can of God Francis E. Leupp. Francis E. Leupp the Commissioner of Indian Affairs is a very interesting man. He is versatile, keen, and well informed; and his acquaintance with Iudians has been long in time and broad in view. Therefore we find, what we would naturally expect, his presentation, in his "annual report, of his ideas about Indians and how to treat them, exceedingly interesting reading. See extracts on our fourth page. We now know what he will try to do; later we shall see what he can do. A former Indian commissioner W. A. Jones, was a man of many fine ideas which were quite revolutionary, but the Indian machine ground on just the same. The Indian Dispossessed. This is a valuable book of reference along the same line as Helen Hunt Jackson's Century of Dishonor. It takes up particularly the story of The Umatillas, The Flatheads,The Nez Perces, The Removal of the Poncas, and The Mission Indians. It is carefully accurate and well written, so that what might seem to be only dry annals is quite readable. Mr. Humphrey has done his work weR, but he will not get much praise for it. No one can be found upon whom to fasten the blame in sucli way as to prevent the recurrence of such outrages. Two of the most scandalous, the •Rosebud strip sale "and the Catholic school contracts, are the most recent. It would have saved much labor and worry if no one had tried to fix the culpability for Indian wrongs; and if they had made the frank confession at the start that it is impossible for a republic to do justice to an inferior race. Distance may make possible at the Philippines what has been impossible here. The only ultimate power is the will of the people. And the will of the majority of the people of the United States is set towards greed and unrighteousness. The only thing that can be done about it is to try to turn the current of greed temporarily; to make the best of the breathing spells ; and save what can be saved. Preserving Indian Music. It is in pursuance of the general idea of saving instead of crushing what is genuinely characteristics in the Indian and building upon this that I have taken steps for the preservation, through the school, of what is best in Indian music. This is a subject which has never been sufficiently studied in the United States. Eminent musicians in all parts of the world express astonishment that our people should have left so noble a field almost unexplored, particularly in view of the beautiful themes derivable from certain native songs and dances which are rapidly passing into oblivion through the deaths of the old members of the tribes and the mistaken zeal of certain teachers to smother everything distinctively aboriginal in the young. As a matter of fact, the last thing that ought to be doue with the youth of any people whom we are trying to indoctrinate with notions of self-respect is to teach them to be ashamed of their ancestry. As we Caucasians take not only pleasure but pride in reviving the musical forms in which our fathers clothed their emotions in religion, war, love, industry, conviviality, why should the Indian be discouraged from doing the same thing? Our German-born fellow-citizen makes no less patriotic an American because ^i^gsaffectionately to the songs of his father- [■" V.'xuiak OlsrosSHssBD, by Seth K. Humphrey. Little, Brown & w>.. Price $i.50 '■■ ' land;'why should the Indian, who was here with his music before the white conqueror set foot upon the soil? The Indian schools offer us just now our best opportunity to retrieve past errors, as far as they can be retrieved, on account of the variety of tribal elements assembled there. The children should be instructed in the music of their own race, side by side with ours. To this purpose an experimental start has been made, under intelligent expert direction, by the creation of the position of supervisor of native music, to which Mr.Harold A.Loring of Maine has been appointed. Although he has been at work only a few months, signs are , already visible that the idea is spreading favorably among the teachers ; and its popularity outside of the service is attested by the enthusiastic reception given by mixed audiences to the performance of genuine Indian music by a weR-drilled school band, as a change from the conventional airs it has been in the habit of playing.—From Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. An Indian's Idea of School. A dissatisfied Indian pupil recently complained that 'they had told him this was a high school'—"but they don't furnish any clothes at all." A school is a place where clothes are furnished, and every thing else. If a high school is to provide free food and clothes, a college ought to furnish top buggies. And what should a university do ! That is a fair sample of an Indian idea of what a school should be. Where did they get that idea? The United States Government has taught it to them. That one idea may be said to sum up all the results of government schooling. Is it to be considered strange therefore thatmission schools are finding it very difficult to take even the first steps toward creating a proper valuation by requiring some things to be paid for. The mission school announces that its pupils must provide their own clothing, and we look toward the time when the pupils will pay for their food. Mission schools are struggling to make a small beginning in the development of a true valuation of education. But the government schools persistently oppose the teaching of this most essential lesson. And how can government schools do otherwise under the present self destructive system. There are more government schools than pupils. Every government school superintendent must haye his enrollment up to some required impossible number or loose his job. So every superintendent sends forth his teachers to overrun the reservations, solicitors from half a dozen schools ofteu being on one reservation at a time, bidding against each other and bribing for pupils. Anything in the shape of an Indian wiU do to make up the enrollment. The old Indian says to one: "How much will you give me if I let my boy go to your school? That other teacher says he will give me a pair of pants.'' How much will you charge for taking my boy to your school, wdl never he asked as long as the government is in the school business. It is absurd that the United States has no compulsory education lawfor Indians. The building of too many government schools is a shameful extravagance. And the system of sending forth agents to beg and bribe pupils, tiR every Indian thinks that white men were specially created to serve worthless Indians, is an abominable crime on the part of our government against civilization; and a pretty sure preventive of any progress towards self-support in the race that our government professes to be educating for citizenship. F. B. Riggs. Forty Mohave vouug men in all—so runs the message from* Mr. Edgar—have come out in open confession of their desire to live a Christian life. A marvelous record this of quick reaping, albeit from seed sown with much toil and self denial during these three years.—Home Mission Monthly. The Change Most Needed. We often hear it said,' 'You can't do anything with the old Indians!" Oh, "ye of little faith," why not? God never said so, and He constantly proves His power to reach all, young or old, and to use them for His service. The old Indians, when their hearts are touched by the "old, old story" (new to them), go to work for the Master with a devotion which would put to shame most white Christians in their apathetic "foRow- ing afar off." Indians, when they become Christians not only give money in a most self-denying way, but they give themselves. An instance related in "Home Mission Echoes" is that of an old Indian who when received into the church did not make a favorable impression, but who "soon after his conversion went to work in his neighborhood for Jesus. Being the only convert—oio one in sympathy with him for a good while—rather against him, he was not discouraged, the Lord heard his prayers and blessed his labors, his near relatives believed, his neighbors , then others and others, the work all the while enlarging until it became necessary to organize a church and build a chapel." Now, therefore, through the conversion of one old Indian, there exists a new Indian church of 48 members and "more will come soon," in a building costing $775, all paid for, and by these Indians and members of three Indian churches. Friends, there are 42 tribes or parts of tribes to-day without any Christian teaching! In them are other old Indians equally able to be reached and made a force for righteousness. Oh, what a waste of latent power not to set the machinery in motion and utilize it! The time has come for a forward movement in Christianizing the Indians. Education they are getting, ways of self-support are opening, various customs of civilization are being adopted (some a sad curse), but the one essential thing to really change their Rves, Christianity, we are not giving them as we should. Nothing at the late Mohonk Conference was more strongly emphasized then this need of giving religious training to the Indians, beset as they are to-day with new temptations. Old faiths, old customs are tottering; what is to take their place ? The sad story comes of tribes who had taken land in severalty,and were apparently very prosperous,now going to pieces and becoming drunken idlers, and the reason—no religious teaching among them. Without Christianity no people rises very high. With it the lowest commence at once to aspire, endeavor and succeed. Shall we let 42 tribes of Indians deteriorate, or shall we send the Gospel to them and let its power lift them until they become men and women able to take worthy places in our country?—Tlie Indian's Friend. Miss Frost is to go from Ross Fork, Idaho, with some of her Indians to help in religious services among the Shivwits of Southern Idaho. Such visits of one band to another have been so productive of good in the past that we may confidently predict like results again. Make the outcome a subject of prayer in the missionary meetings. Over 100 Pine Ridge Indians are working on the railroad near Rapid City, S. D. They are paid from $1.50 to $2.00 per day, and among them are relatives of Sitting Bull, Red Cloudand American Horse. The agency office is practi- caRy an employment bureau. They now have a call for 30 men to work on the Northwestern railroad between Long Pine and Chadron. The railroads are very much pleased with the Sioux Indians as laborers, and the fact that so many of them are working this fall, principally through the instrumentality of Agent J.R.Bren- nan, shows that they are becoming disposed to cultivate the white man's ways and take up his burden.—Oglala Light.
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Title | The Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School (Santee, Nebraska), 1905-11 - 1905-12 |
Preceding Titles | The Word Carrier |
Edition | Volume 34, Number 6 |
Date of Creation | 1905-11 - 1905-12 |
Publishing Agency | Alfred Longley Riggs (Santee, Nebraska) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
Item Type | Text |
Item Physical Format | Newspapers |
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Indians of North America Community newspapers Indians of North America -- newspapers Dakota Indians |
Locally Assigned Subject Headings | Dakota language; Indian missions; Dakota Indians; Presbyterian Church--Mission--Periodicals; Dakota Indians--Periodicals |
State or Province | Nebraska |
Country | United States |
Contributing Organization | Synod of Lakes and Prairies, 2115 Cliff Drive, Eagan, MN 55122 |
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Too small ordered XL fit like a medium.
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It's a cute jacket but it has the worst fishy smell. We had to put it in the box and in the garage because the smell was driving everyone crazy. Terrible! It runs really small. It's slightly big on my 11 year old. She could totally wear it no problem. She is your average sized 11 year old...so. I honestly would have given it to my older daughter if the smell was not so over powering. It's bad. So back it will go.
Cute, comfortable and worth every penny!
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I just purchased this jacket over the weekend and haven't taken it off since! It is the perfect jacket for going out and can be worn with jeans or dresses, making it an overall great addition to my wardrobe. I was worried after reading the other reviews that this jacket may run small, but after putting it on I'm happy to say I didn't have a problem with the fit being too tight and I purchased the M (5'7, 160 lbs 36B). But I also bought the jacket with the intention to not zip it up. I have no problem with movement in the arms/back and I wore a somewhat thick sweater under it. But honestly, it really is a very cute jacket, the pictures don't do it justice. If you're looking for a cute trendy leather bomber, than this is it!
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This was our second trip to Saugatuck and our first time at the Wickwood. It is a first class B & B. The staff was excellent, the room was very nice and the food was wonderful. It is somewhat pricey but worth every penny.
- Also Known As:
- Wickwood Hotel Saugatuck
- Wickwood Hotel
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Welcome to Wickwood! Perfectly placed in the heart of Saugatuck's Historic District, our Inn is prodigious – providing you with more privacy than a Bed and Breakfast and more pampering than a Boutique Hotel. We can't wait for you to experience the difference of life at Wickwood! We are smitten by the fresh flavors of the seasons, and we're serious about celebrating local food. Everyday we serve our owner and Silver Palate Cookbook author's distinctive Champagne Brunch, candlelit Evening Hors d'oeuvres, and Scrumptious Sweets. All of this is complimentary because we adore the cheer that comes from sharing good food and wine seasoned with a generous dash of laughter. As you step outside our doors, the charm of our coastal Village awaits. With its pristine beaches, award winning art galleries, unique boutiques and intriguing historic interests … you may be unable to resist life in Saugatuck! ... more less


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Looking for their first win at Rupp Arena since 2007 the Florida Gators went cold at the worst possible time, as Kentucky finished the game on an 11-0 run to defeat the Gators, 61-57, Saturday afternoon.
Florida (24-6, 14-4 SEC) grabbed a 57-50 with 7:36 to go after back-to-back three-pointer from Erik Murphy and Scottie Wilbekin but failed to score the remainder of the way. Trailing 59-57 with :16 remaining, Kenny Boynton's 16-foot jumper rimmed in-and-about. The rebound went off of Patric Young and Kentucky (21-10, 12-6) iced the game with some late free throws.
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Gators Go Cold Down the Stretch, Fall at Kentucky to Close Out Regular Season
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