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On Friday, February 1, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) (a Knight Arts grantee) held the opening reception for their latest show, the highly conceptual "When Attitudes Became Form Become Attitudes." The exhibit features contributions from 80 contemporary artists and more food for artistic thought than could rightly be absorbed in an opening preview. The show itself is a re-staging of "Live In Your Head: When Attitudes Become Form (Works – Concepts – Processes – Situations – Information)," an exhibit curated by Harald Szeemann in the 1969 that explored new tendencies in art at the time.
The MOCAD show adds parenthetically, "(a restoration-a remake-a rejuvination-a rebellion)" as context for the work presented, which ranges across a multitude of media. While there are many aesthetically appealing pieces within the show, much of it required supplemental reading on my part to understand its context and message, making a return visit during a lower-traffic hour necessary to create an informed impression of the body of work as a whole. However, there were a few pieces that jumped out on the first pass.
"Crocodile Tears (2011)" by Wilfredo Prieto appears at first to be an unattended puddle of water on the floor. A cursory glance into the rafters reveals a medical IV bag full of fake tears hanging far above the gallery floor, potentially delivering the eponymous rain of disingenuity onto unsuspecting art patrons. I also enjoyed "Installation (Banana Peel)" by Adriana Lara, the presence of which prompted one young attendee within my earshot to ask her mother, "Wait, is that art?"
My favorite piece was "Untitled" by Kirsten Pieroth, a shelf-top installation featuring a collection of labeled jars housing the residual output from her process of boiling books and straining all traces of paper pulp from the liquid. What's left in each jar is, theoretically, the "essence" of a given literary work. I found this piece to be a compelling embodiment of one of my own ideas of represented knowledge. I feel that people commonly conflate owning a lot of books with reading a lot of books, or possession of books to be the same as possession of the knowledge contained within those books. Arguably, a shelf of jars of boiled books represents the same amount of knowledge as a shelf of dusty books sitting unread – the latter being a fairly standard household fixture. I certainly found this piece to be a charming quirk on the standard bookshelf, and may consider replacing my set of outdated encyclopedias with a tidy row of canning jars.
Congratulations to the MOCAD staff utilizing script and display by Jens Hoffmann on a complex installation. Overall, the show presents us with much to consider about process, method and the nature of art. Luckily it will remain on display at the MOCAD through the end of March, so be sure to stop by once, twice or more. Just watch your step!
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Below is a link to the local Nordic Lights Film Festival at Feb. 3-9 at the St. Anthony Main Theater. Go and see quite recent films from the Nordic countries on the big screen for just $6!
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I highly recommend Kongen av Bastøy 'King of Devil's Island'. It's the second most expensive movie Norway has made and is heralded as the best of Norwegian cinema. Also, Summarlandið 'Summerland' looks to be a good synopsis of Icelandic culture. And I'll be going to both (on Sat. and Thu.) among other films. So, just let me know if you're coming and I might see you there.


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Really awsome drums..your friend jody is my drum teacher! and those are awsome drums!!! I have played them and they sound awsome!!! funny that i see my drum teacher's sonor drum set on drummerworld lol.
I got Jody that kit for an incredible deal from my sonor museum member friend Kelly.
I own the kits on the first page, Signature and Ebony.
Jody and I and his cousin Magical Mark were taught by his uncle Ugene. We have been drumming buddies since 1978. His Uncle Ugene was trained down in Pottsdam, Crane School of Music, where Steve Gadd is from. Ugene was heavy into Tony Williams.
Jody, Mark and I were Rush and Zep fans. We were amazed at Ugene do Tony Williams. Man those were the days. I actually played drums for Rick St.Pierre and Sledge Rock Group back in those days for 9 months. We lived across the road on Notre Dame. Mark and Jody on the other side, and Ugene gave lessons in Marks Grandpa's house which was between Mark and Jody, in the basement...Notre Dame was rocking.
Sledge Rock Group did the Kiss thing in walls of sound back then. Ten 100Watt double stack Marshalls just for the lead player, Rick St.Pierre
LOL. Four 250Watt Monoblocks for the bass player. Sledge actually rented Heart's PA system the night Roy Nicholes drummed for them at La Citidale highschool. They blew the city block three times....and we both know there's only schools on that block...LOL. Man was that loud, but what a clean perfect sound....blew my mind, that was the day I vowed to drum for Rick. Be careful you might get what you wish for...LOL>
When I joined Sledge Rock Group it was in transition from Led Zep covers to AC/DC covers, this is before they were big in america, we had over seas albums. The picture of the Sonor kit on "if you want blood" was my first experinece to want a Sonor kit. I was driven to get better and better with my meter, Rick was relentless, but a great teacher.
I love Rick and he is the reason I drum so solid. Since he hangs with Phil Rudd, you can see why.
Rick St. Pierre moved out to BC, I stayed. Rick invented Wizard Amps and is the guitar tech for Angus Young of AC/DC. He was out in Vancouver with AC/DC all last two months. Going on the road next year. Rick was with Alice Copper when he came to town. I got a sweet cymbal autographed by Eric Singer thanks to Rick. Rick does live in town. Builds Wizard amps where Roy Nicholes works, again another great drummer, that Roy. Roy played for Rick back in 1976. My friend Rick Nadeau filled in shortly after. Rick Nadeau also took lessons down in Pottsdam. We all agree St Pierre, although a huge talent...is so full of ego, that its not worth the journey. Mark and I used to call him Rubber and Hollywood after drumming for him. I always knew his was as good as he said and thought he was going to be as famous as he is, but man way too much ego for my taste. I don't care how talented you are...you should not drown in your own self glory.
Having said that, I will say Rick St.Pierre is as good as he says he is and taught me more about timing and meter then anyone dispite the fact he plays lead guitar and builds the best amps.
I actually had jody's Gretsch kit at my house, one year, for six months....man I love that late 70's Gretsch kit.He got that from Gary Grace, drummer for Prism, and Gary is also the bomb. What a drummer. For such a small town, we have some of the best drummers I have ever seen except the top pros...that is the one thing going for Cornwall, that and we live on the St. Lawerence.
The Sonor S Class shells are the same as my Designer Ebony minus the ebony innear ply, which makes a huge difference. Wicked sounding drums.
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Feeding sourdough
Quick question.
I fed my starter yesterday and give it 16 hours to grow (and it's looking good). I poured off 220gr (100gr flour and 120gr water).
Do I just put it back in the refrigerator at this point until I use again?
I don't have to feed it again before it goes back into the fridge? Or, do I?
Re: Feeding sourdough
I usually let mine feed for an hour or so, and then put it back in the fridge. The only time I let it go for 12 hrs or longer is when I plan on using it.
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Hi James,
I try to put my starter back in the fridge an hour or two after a feeding, however, I have neglected the poor thing and let it set out over night before giving it a chance to rest in the fridge. It will come back to life just fine, although it may not have the same spunk as the starter that went into cold storage with the shorter time at room temp.
Re: Feeding sourdough
If I feed it now, and then again 12-16 hours before I need to use it -- that means two feedings with each bake. One for storage and one for the build for bread.
Is that right? Eeeek.
Re: Feeding sourdough
When was the last time you fed it? When I take my starter out of the fridge, I feed it and let it double. At that point, I either put it back in the fridge or I use it. I don't do two feedings before I use it b/c my levain build will cover that. If you fed your starter within the last 5 hours, I'd still be inclined to put it in the fridge w/o another feeding.
Re: Feeding sourdough
I fed it yesterday at mid-day, about 16 hours before I used it to make bread. It was out all day and night in the upper to low 60s.
I added 100gr flour and 120gr water, which I took back out to make by bread.
What do you think?
Re: Feeding sourdough
If its been out 16+ hrs already, you should probably feed it again and then put it in the fridge an hour or so after that. Now, I've taken mine out before, fed it, let it double with the intent on making bread...but for some reason that didn't happen and I just put it back in the fridge fully ripe and ready. If you do this you'll get the alcohol layer on top after about 5 days...but its never a problem. Either is fine...the yeast would probably be happier with a feeding though.
Re: Feeding sourdough
Got it. Thanks.
Re: Feeding sourdough
I only ever feed mine once - when I want to bake I take half of it out, and feed that bit up for however long needed to make bread, the other half I feed seperately and put right back into the fridge to keep for next week... and that also means I never throw any of it out.
Re: Feeding sourdough
I think I have come up with a strategy. My goal is always to make great and not totally trash the kitchen. I am making the Hamelman Miche today, from a feeding yesterday. I pulled out 220gr of starter (100gr flour and 120gr water). After I made my bread, I added 50gr of flour and 60gr of water to the starter and put it back in the refrigerator. Then, the next time I make bread, I will build it up with another 50gr of flour and 60gr of water, give it 12-16 hours to build, and remove 220gr for bread. Round and round we go.
There really isn't an extra step to feeding the starter twice -- as I am already making bread and have the flour and scale out on the counter.
Phew. I feel better.
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2012 Conference Overview
The Child and Family Development Resource Center and the Center for Early Childhood Education are pleased to host the first Early Childhood Investigations Conference at Eastern Connecticut State University. The day-long conference is designed for preschool and toddler teachers, administrators, and teacher educators who are interested in learning more about using projects with young children. This year's theme is "Using Projects to Foster Children's Cognitive Development." Highlights of the conference include a keynote address by noted expert Judy Harris Helm and workshops about using projects with young children. The conference will also include an introduction to the faculty- and teacher-developed Investigations Curriculum, including video examples of young children engaged in project work.
Keynote Presentation by Judy Harris Helm
Projects That Power Young Minds: You Can Do It and Here's How
Change is so rapid that our children will live in a future we can't even imagine. Is your classroom developing the mind/brain capacity your children will need? Would you describe your learning experiences as mindful or mindless? Based on recent discoveries from neuroscience and cognitive research, this keynote reveals, in a humorous way, the typical intellectual life of early childhood classrooms. Then you will see The Movie Theater Project, a mind-enhancing, literacy-building application of the project approach in a pre-k classroom. See how it is done! Be inspired!
Conference Schedule
8:45 – 9:15 Registration, coffee
9:15 – 10:30 Keynote Address
10:45 – 12:15 Workshop Session I
12:30 – 1:30 Lunch and Poster Showcase
1:45 – 3:15 Workshop Session II
3:30 – 5:00 Investigations: A Project-Based Preschool Curriculum and Center Tour
Workshop Titles
A. Listening to Children's Voices: A Year-Long Investigation of an Artist's Work
B. Going Green: Reconnections, Collective Actions, and Investigations
C. Project Approach with Toddlers? Of Course!
D. "A long time ago the floors were made out of dirt and you had to walk by some enormous dinosaurs to get to school": Projects That Promote Historical and Geographical Thinking in Preshool
E. Balls: Projects, Inquiries, Investigations
F. Building a Preschool City
G. Exploring Water in a Preschool Classroom
H. Creating Life-Long Learners Using the Project Approach
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Yes. I sent it to him and TBOZ, on the 21st.
Hey man, have you done your part of the latest Rage promo and sent it on to K2?
Can you come to the cave for a second?
Hey, if you have time, could you read the show so far(I posted it in the Warzone discussion)?
I was thinking Blacklist Royalty vs Good Ol' Boys. Mike Hawk vs Primus Khan. And I wanted to know what he had planned, but now that is he gone, I'll have a look at the roster.
Cheers for the promo man.
What do you have planned for Warzone this week? CG's away, so it's just you doing it this week.
There now.
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The Mexico City Council is having its regular meeting tonight.
The first item on the agenda is a Resolution to give the Audrain County Historical Society just over $7,000 out of the tourism tax. The funds will go towards the 2012 "Walk Back in Time" event.
Also, three ordinances will be discussed.
One will allow the city to lease land at the Mexico airport for a privately-owned hangar.
Another extends the hours of operations for restaurants or bars that have outdoor seating. The "Sidewalk Cafe Permit" currently makes businesses take down their outside seating at 9:00 p.m. The new ordinance would allow them to stay open until 10:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. On Sunday, business owners can keep the seating out until 6:00 p.m.
The final ordinance would give the City Manager the authority to issue a burn ban during droughts.
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THE INDIANA WRITING PROJECT is an organization committed to promoting the best possible writing instruction in Indiana's elementary, secondary, and post-secondary schools. The Project is administered through Ball State University's English Department and funded through the generous support of Ball State and the National Writing Project. The Project has been recognized by the Indiana state legislature for our work in helping teachers improve student performance in writing.
The Indiana Writing Project, founded on March 6, 1986, was Indiana's first affiliate of the National Writing Project. Currently there are six National Writing Project affiliates in Indiana, forming the Indiana Network. The Indiana Writing Project shares the 50-state National Writing Project program model: teachers teaching teachers is the most powerful form of professional development.
In 2013, the IWP offered its 28th Invitational Summer Institute, drawing teachers of writing from across the state.
Teachers at any level who have at least three years of teaching experience can apply to attend the project's Summer Institute. The institute is held at Ball State each summer for four or five weeks. Participants write, research topics in the teaching of writing, and present to each other successful, practical teaching techniques. Participants may choose to work with Comp Camp. Participants earn six hours of graduate credit and return to their classrooms energized and able to offer a wider repertoire of writing experiences for their students.
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|Pyongyang, September 16 (KCNA) -- State Councillor of the People's Republic of China Dai Bingguo who is special envoy of Hu Jintao, President of the PRC, arrived here Wednesday by plane.
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In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene, which made landfall near New York City just after 9 a.m. on Sunday afternoon, many local officials noted that the East End of Long Island dodged a bullet, escaping a direct hit by a storm that ravaged portions of the eastern seaboard, led to 24 deaths and left millions without power.
On Monday morning, as the sound of wood chippers, chainsaws and emergency service vehicles filled the air, the Village of Sag Harbor's Main Street remained powerless, the Municipal Building running on a generator and Judy Schiavoni passing out spoonfuls of ice cream in front of Schiavoni's Market – Sag Harbor's lone grocery store also without power and unwilling to waste its ice cream stores.
Despite that, Sag Harbor Mayor Brian Gilbride said "the village is in relatively good shape," a fact he attributes not just to the luck the East End experienced as Hurricane Irene weakened into a tropical storm and moved further west before making landfall in New York.
Superintendent of Public Works Dee Yardley has had his crews out since 4 a.m., said Gilbride, clearing roadways from trees and debris, making way for power crews. Gilbride said Sag Harbor Village Police Chief Tom Fabiano was told by representatives from the Long Island Power Authority that they hope to have the village up and running with power by the end of the day.
As of Monday morning, LIPA has restored power to about 25% of the 523,000 customers that were affected by the weekend storm. An estimated 398,000 customers remain without power. As of noon on Monday, 342 residents in Sag Harbor remained without power. In Bridgehampton, 388 remained without power, while other sections of East Hampton and Southampton Towns remained largely without service.
According to LIPA officials, full restoration of power on Long Island and in the Rockaways may take as long as a week.
In Southampton Town, Highway Department announced on Monday it would be doing a special "storm related" curbside pickup, and will pick up brush and larger branches – if they are separated into two different piles – from the streets. Any storm related kitchen waste or food waste will be accepted free of charge until Wednesday, August 31 at the North Sea, Hampton Bays, and Westhampton Transfer Stations. Any storm-damaged appliances such as refrigerators and/or air conditioning units may be brought to the Hampton Bays and North Sea Transfer Stations, free of charge until Wednesday, August 31. Any storm damaged bulk items may be brought to Hampton Bays and North Sea Transfer Station, free of charge until Wednesday, August 31. Any storm related brush disposal shall be accepted at North Sea, Hampton Bays and Westhampton Transfer stations free of charge until Sunday, September 4.
In East Hampton, Town Supervisor Bill Wilkinson announced that the transfer stations in East Hampton would also accept debris at no charge.
In Southampton Village, on Monday this historical society announced that the C.& E. Bennett Blacksmith Shop was a victim of Tropical Storm Irene.
This is terrible news for volunteers Ed and Carryl Howell who worked so hard on the Shop over many years. The collection of blacksmith tools came from Carryl Bennett Howell's family who had a blacksmith shop in Water Mill. Ed and Carryl now live in Kentucky.
"The other buildings made it fine through the storm," said the society in a press release. "One bonus, a dead apple tree - slated for removal at Halsey House – came down."


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=== Saturday, July 5, 2014 ===
Arizona Diamondbacks - Recalled pitcher Eury De la Rosa from Reno (PCL);
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Baltimore Orioles - Recalled pitcher Preston Guilmet from Norfolk (IL).
Boston Red Sox - Selected the contract of pitcher Tommy Layne from Pawtucket
Chicago Cubs - Recalled pitcher Chris Rusin from Iowa (PCL).
Colorado Rockies - Activated pitcher Boone Logan from the 15-day disabled
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Huambo — The acting governor of Huambo province, Francisco Fato, on Thursday here highlighted the importance of the holding of the fifth national forum of micro finances promotion for the affirmation of the business in Angola, Angop has learnt.
He hailed it during the opening of the fifth national forum on micro finance that will take place until November 17, in Huambo province.
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When president-elect Barack Obama named Cecilia Muñoz as director of intergovernmental affairs at the White House, Latino nonprofits and media outlets celebrated. Her appointment was viewed as a sign of inclusion for Latinos in government and an example of our growing political power.
Given that Muñoz was the former senior vice president for the Office of Research, Advocacy, and Legislation at the National Council of La Raza (NCLR)—the largest national U.S. Latino civil-rights organization and a prominent advocate for immigrant rights—many expected that her advocacy would move with her into the White House.
That's not what happened.
Instead, Muñoz has become the administration's Spanish-language mouthpiece on immigration policy. When answering questions about the rising number of deportations and detentions; the rapid expansion of immigration-enforcement programs like Secure Communities; and the failure to provide short-term, administrative relief in the absence of an immigration-reform bill, Muñoz sounds as if she is reading a script from the Bush era. She has called non-criminals who face deportation or have already been deported "collateral damage" and has repeatedly said halting some deportations via executive order isn't possible, even after 22 Democratic senators penned a letter to the president urging him to do so. As if reading from the Democratic Party's cue cards, Muñoz has joined the chorus of legislators who blame Republicans for Congress's failure to pass a comprehensive immigration-reform bill or provide relief to the children of undocumented immigrants in the form of the DREAM Act. Most recently, she was quoted in a PBS Frontline special report, Lost in Detention, stating that "as long as Congress gives us money to deport 400,000, that's what we're going to do."
Some independent journalists and organizations have targeted Muñoz for her complicity in sugarcoating the negative impact of Obama's immigration policies on Latino communities. Presente.org currently has a petition demanding she come clean: The organization and signatories have asked Muñoz to return to her advocacy roots and renounce Secure Communities and other policies she is perceived as defending. Some, including progressive radio host Mario Solis-Marich, have called for her resignation.
"Being Latina does not give you a license to advocate for, and spin around, policies that devastate Latinas," Roberto Lovato, co-founder of the Latino political organization, Presente.org, told New American Media. "Presente.org has attacked right-wing people like Lou Dobbs," Lovato said. "Muñoz is out there talking about immigrants like she's a Republican white man. The messenger has changed, but the message is the same."
But other, more mainstream Latino civil- rights organizations have jumped to her defense. In an open letter signed by 18 organizations from across the United States, leaders say that while they too have criticisms of current immigration policy, they feel that targeting Munoz is counterproductive given her history:
We firmly believe that Cecilia has the understanding of the moral and policy implications of the current situation that is needed to repair the fabric of trust and hope in Latino and immigrant communities."
One of the signatory organizations, the Los Angeles-based Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (CHIRLA), led by Angelica Salas, further defended Muñoz:
While it is unfortunate she has to be one of the spokespersons for the failed Obama administration's immigration policy, we are not going to lump everyone together and lose the few allies we have in the White House.
In other words, let's not lose a high-ranking Latina—even if she actively works against the interests of our community. I question the motivations of organizations like CHIRLA for siding with political appointees over those they claim to represent. One interpretation is that these organizations are trading their values for influence. Many of the signing organizations have been criticized for softening demands for comprehensive immigration reform in order to stay within the good graces of Democratic legislators. Some of the signatories of the statement were also late in supporting the DREAM Act and the Uniting American Families Act—two measures that were seen as a distraction from the call for comprehensive immigration reform. The structure of the nonprofit world itself may also be a reason for these knee-jerk defenses; it's a tight community (for example, the secretary of the CHIRLAction Fund board and the board chair of CHIRLA both have ties to the Center for Community Change, which also signed the letter in support of Muñoz). With various executives working across organizations, it's no surprise that the nonprofit, immigrant-rights establishment has presented a united front in defending Muñoz.
As a Latina who called for Muñoz's resignation in April of this year, I think it's dangerous to refrain from criticizing high-ranking members of our own community simply because of their representational value. Muñoz's value for the White House is clear: As the 2012 election draws closer and the focus narrows on those elusive and mysterious Latino swing votes, Muñoz can put a Latina face on a "commonsense" immigration policy from an administration that has deported over a million people and plans to deport more. The question Cecilia Muñoz must ask herself is what's more important: a political career that betrays her past advocacy or defending the safety and sustainability of immigrants as they face strident immigration laws?
It's foolhardy for a community to pin its hopes on one of its own who has stepped into a position of power. When coming from nonprofit organizations, these hopes often have expectations of securing political favors and funding—priorities that trump the concerns of the barrios. Many of the organizations that signed on to a letter defending Cecilia Muñoz have also used the tagline "Change takes Courage" to challenge the Obama administration on its immigration policy. I would remind these organizations that change also requires actually doing things differently and not participating in the same old political power plays.
Thu, 2011-11-10 01:36
I think Obama is trying to restore faith in govt to do its job competently. The repugs, especially the Bushies starved the beast and made the federal govt look and act as though it were incompetent setting up govt agencies with political hacks who made govt worse. He did it with politicization of the DOJ, the hollowing of FEMA and he tried it with Medicare when he put Mcclellen in charge. We have a problem with immigration because it is out of control and the drug cartels in Mexico are making people's lives miserable. We need to help our neighbors South of the border to clean house and to come up with some sane policies on migration.
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Thu, 2011-11-10 08:22
It seems to me that Dave is a tad bit paranoid, or simply caught up in paranoid visions. The media is extremely conservative these days, not liberal at all. It refuses to cover any news in depth, avoids any progressive news at home or abroad and serves the corporate interests as if the Republicrats had them by the short hairs, which they do. There is one political party in the USof A and it is the New Fascist Party aka Republican-Democrat parties conjoined at the wallet. It's so easy to assume an us-them mentality and see plots and schemes everywhere but it's much simpler than that: the wealthy white men who own this country are neither liberal nor conservative. Every action taken satisfies the objectives of the Italian fascist Mussolini as outlined in his essay on the subject of corporatism. He made it clear that good fascists will control the message, set group against group, and provide easy to hate scapegoats, like evil immigrants taking jobs away from American workers. IN fact the Fascist bosses have exported our jobs away to make more profit. My evidence: profits for the big corporations is skyrocketing in spite of fewer and fewer Americans with good paying jobs. Furthermore the Supreme Court has provided decisions which make corporations not only People, but SPECIAL people with more rights and more control than flesh and blood people. Since the SC is 7:2 Republican you might be tempted to blame the Republicans, but the so-called Democrats are just as eager to whore themselves to the corporations, they just aren't as capable of portraying themselves as serving American interests. Scrape away the rhetoric and B-S in any of their speeches and you can see what is actually happening and it is perfect for Fascists and not at all good for the American worker who struggles to understand simple math and uncomplicated concepts such as spelling or logic. We ARE being dumbed down! Mussolini required this for fascism to prosper. If it were not for the Internet our kids would have no way to acquire significant information and news of the world. In my neighborhood you will find ZERO adults who care enough about it to, for instance, trip over the Europe to see how other people live and handle civilization. The aren't interested in learning. They like their stupid television, their fixed elections, their child-buggering coaches. They feel safe when they feel threatened by evil Mexicans pouring over the border, stealing all those good paying lawn-boy and burger-flipping jobs. It is pathetic how easy it is to turn an entire generation of fairly well educated citizens into flag waving idiots for whom knowledge is dangerous and understanding somehow impossible. It's also sad to note our government adopting fascist policies in spite of world history demonstrating how ineffective such a political stance will be in coping with things like economic downturns and fast changing world events. The Romans failed, the Brits failed, the Germans, Italians and Japanese failed by adopting fascism. But they did not vaporize, except for the two Japanese cities the Americans nuked, they just regrouped, called themselves various other, safer names like "Republicans" and "Labor Party". Then the cycle starts again. The one BIG monkey wrench in this mess is climate change. When 2/3 of Florida is under water, when New York City is uninhabitable, when Washington DC is awash in surf it will be very hard to blame it all on the immigrants we have labeled as "illegals". The crash is the fault of the fascists in nations all over the globe maximizing profits while destroying the vital processes that control our environment. Speeches will not bring back lost coastlines and abandoned megalopolises. We're going to have to learn to work as a species and not as a political movement.
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Down the stretch i think you have to pick a goalie and go with him. They have started to do that and that was probably why he stuck with Yeomans.
I think they should have started Westbloom on Friday in Kamloops and came back with Yeomans for the Sat game.
Yeomans was player of the week recently and played poorly against kamloops. In Van the weekend before alot of Van fans said he was the reason we were still in the game.
I think the whole team just thinks they don't have to try hard against the loops.
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Harper soars while Montero plummets in midseason prospect rankings
With the Futures Game and more than half the minor league season in our rearview mirror, it's time to update the rankings of the top prospects in the minors.
This list doesn't include players who've graduated to the majors (Mike Trout, Domonic Brown, Jeremy Hellickson, etc.), who have exhausted or are on pace to exhaust their rookie eligibility for 2012, and there are no 2011 draftees on this list because the draftees who might be good enough to make the list haven't signed yet.
As always, I emphasize upside and favor players with the potential to be stars at their positions or to pitch at the top of a rotation.
Analysis: He's a future superstar with huge raw power and a constantly improving approach at the plate. And he won't turn 19 until October. Preseason Ranking: 2
Analysis: He has three above-average to plus pitches and easy velocity, and has improved his control this year. All of that adds up to a No. 1 starter. Preseason Ranking: 16
Analysis: He's the best right-handed pitching prospect in the minors with a plus fastball, above-average to plus curveball and much better changeup. Preseason Ranking: 9
Analysis: Another easy velocity guy who'll touch 100 and has a plus breaking ball. A native of the Dominican Republic, he originally signed with Boston in 2009, but the deal was voided because of incomplete documentation. Just wait for the flurry of stories on how the Red Sox should still have Martinez's rights once he reaches the big leagues and turns into a star. Preseason Ranking: 52
Analysis: It wasn't clear how advanced (or raw) his approach was when he was drafted No. 3 in 2010, but it's clear now. He has an .816 OPS across two levels, and it's looking more likely that he'll stay at short than it did last year. Preseason Ranking: 26
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ESPN.com's Keith Law tracks the game's best prospects throughout the 2011 major league season.
IN-SEASON UPDATES7/14: Prospect Rankings - Midseason update
7/11: Futures Game report | Part II
6/28: Futures Game 10 to watch
5/31: Law's Top 25 Update
5/3: Law's Top 10 update
- Organizational rankings: KC is No. 1
- Law's top 100:
Index | 1-25 | 26-50 | 51-75 | 76-100
- Top 10 prospects by organization
- Top prospects who missed top 100
- Sleeper prospects for every team in 2011
- Impact prospects for 2011
- 2010: Heyward tops list
- 2009: Wieters leads the way
- 2008: Longoria heads Law top 100


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Phew. My reputation as the family baker is saved — at least until my next meltdown.
85% hydration — very wet, but some of the water was soaked up by 20% of whole grains (muesli). 80% whole wheat and 20% white whole wheat flour, with 1.5% honey and 1.5 olive oil. I pre-fermented the 80% whole wheat overnight, and added the remaining ingredients the next day. The dough itself was very moist, just holding together in the mixer and sticky to the touch.
The loaf is much lighter, and less dense, and the crust is chewy — not leathery. This is no hockey puck. If fact, it's really nice.
One possible explanation for the nice chocolate brown color in the crust is that the enzymes in the flour were able to work overnight, before I added yeast the next day — allowing for more complete fermentation and dough development.
Feeing better.
That's the upside. The downside is that my Cuisinart stand mixer is behaving very strangely. It is speeding up and slowing down on its own, right in the middle of mixing bread. Scary.


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With unemployment down to 7.7% this week, a four-year low, we're doing our part here at Forbes Leadership to get people into the best jobs possible. That's why this week alone we had Jacquelyn Smith's "The Top Jobs for 2013″ and "How to Get the Best Possible Sales Job" and "Internships May Be the Easiest Way to a Job in 2013″ and "Is the Career Fair Dead?," and Susan Adams' "10 Buzzwords to Cut From Your LinkedIn Profile" and "Everything You Need to Know About LinkedIn Endorsements" and even "Employers Hire Potential Drinking Buddies Ahead of Top Candidates" (although Victor Lipman pointed out that "Respect, Not Friendship, Is What a Manager Needs"). Of course, hirers have to do their part too, and so this week we ran Herb Greenberg's "The Lack of Qualified Job Candidates Is a Myth," and Glenn Llopis' "Ask Your Employees What They Need Before Your Business Begins to Fail," and Bill McCabe's "The Key to Keeping Your Employees: Do It the Old-Fashioned Way."
There were some very high-profile job losses this year, as there are every year, and we covered them this week with Susan's "Vikram Pandit, Brian Dunn Among 2012′s Biggest CEO Exits" and Jacquelyn's "The Biggest Career Crashes of 2012," featuring the likes of Lance Armstrong and David Petraeus. To make sure you're not added to either of those lists, be sure to read Susan's "How Not to Behave at the Office Party" and George Bradt's "How to Win at Office Politics." Other great nuggets of career and leadership advice this week: Jeff Schmitt's "15 Phrases That Build Bridges Between People"; Erika Andersen's "How Leaders Make Work Much Less Fun" and "Bad Company Culture? Here's What to Do"; Tom Searcy and Henry DeVries' "Triple Your Chances of Getting to Dealmakers Like Buffett"; John Baldoni's "What's Your Leadership Style: Woof-Woof or Wag-Wag?"; Jeanne Meister's "Personal Branding in the Future Workplace: A Crucial Skill for Employees and Recruiters Alike"; Carmine Gallo's "High-Tech Dropouts Misinterpret Steve Jobs' Advice"; Nicholas Petrie's "Why to Clean Your Mindset Like Your Closet"; Nick Morgan's "How to Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking"; and Carol Kinsey Goman's latest installment of "How to Read Business Body Language Like a Pro."
In news about companies and their leaders this week, our highlights include Steve Denning's "Why Apple and GE Are Bringing Back Manufacturing," and Ken Makovsky's "Inside Apple #2," and Avi Dan's "10 Great Ad Agencies of 2012," and Robert Passikoff's "Freeing the Lincoln Brand" and "Instagram Unfriends Twitter," and Jennifer Rooney's "A Case Study in Commodity Innovation, Quill.com's 'Dunder Mifflin' Line Expands," and John Ellett's "What Mattel, Royal Caribbean, and MassMutual Know About Women Buyers That Might Surprise You," and Bonin Bough's "What's in a Name? Behind the Weather Company, AOL, and Apple," and . . .
I could go on, but I just read Victor Lipman's beautiful "The Beauty of Brevity," and I think I 'll call it at that and leave you with more time to explore all the riches this week, as every week, at Forbes Leadership.


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Muscle Mustangs & Fast FordsNews & Views
Tips and Tricks on Drifting - Ultimate Driving
Drift king Vaughn Gittin Jr makes it look easy
After a bunch of spinouts we connected all the slides and get through the course, it was a great feeling. "Ultimately, whether judged or timed, proper drifting takes amazing skill," says Smith, "and the Ford Mustang is a great tool for throwing it sideways and smoking the tires. Vaughn has mad talent, and I want to thank him for sharing some of this technique with me and Pete. He is a class act."
Drifting proved to be a huge challenge that was mildly frustrating, yet tons of fun. It pushed our car-control skills, and after all, what's better than nailing the gas, smoking the tires, and being sideways all day?
"My suggestion for anyone who wants to start drifting is get into it because you'll love the sport," Vaughn said. "Do it because it's fun to you, because it quenches your need for adrenaline, and because it's challenging. Just go out and have fun! Go to local events and practice. Don't be scared to ask questions--the camaraderie amongst drifters is amazing. It's a really special lifestyle action sport."
2013 Mustang RTR
Are you Ready to Rock? The '13 Mustang RTR is! This dealer-installed post-title package is a great way to take your Mustang GT to the next level. The streetable version of Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s all carbon fiber RTR-C is back for with some new touches for 2013. The body kit has been tweaked to accentuate the slight redesign of the '13 Mustang, and the graphics have been updated with a new black panel between the taillights and the RTR logo. We also hear there is a Spec 2 Mustang RTR package in the works, which could feature a supercharged option.
Want To Drift Like Vaughn?
Now you can, thanks to HPI Racing. The E10 Drift R/C car from HPI Racing can be configured two ways--touring or drifting. This officially licensed 1:10-scale R/C car sports Vaughn's Monster Energy/Falken Tire RTR Mustang, featuring Falken tires on HRE wheels. Every detail of the livery is spot-on, and it drifts just like Vaughn's competition car. The hard compound tires are designed to slide on most surfaces, making this is a blast to play with! It comes ready to run--simply charge the batteries and go! It even comes with batteries for the remote control.
Want to take your R/C drifting to the next level? HPI Racing has a slew of performance parts for the E10 chassis, including adjustable struts and springs, aluminum driveshafts, wheels, and different tire compounds. For more info on HPI Racing's Monster Energy/Falken Tire Mustang RTR R/C car and the rest of its lineup, check out www.hpiracing.com. Also check www.musclemustangfastfords.com for video of the E10 Drift car in action.


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Dinner Tonight?
I've been doing a lot of weekend cooking to make extra meals for my mom, so she has something she can easily reheat while she has been recovering from rotator cuff surgery. Last week I made boneless chicken thighs "40 cloves of garlic" style; this past weekend I made her a lamb and butternut squash stew. This afternoon I'm taking the opportunity to cook food for the rest of us. I have boneless pork spareribs in the slow cooker with potatoes, roasted tomatillos, poblanos, serranos, onion, garlic and cilantro. I hope it comes out ok; I've never worked with tomatillos before. How can you tell if they are ripe enough to use in the store - or, does it matter?
What are you all making tonight?
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On day two of my fellowship in Germany, our group of 12 American journalists learned more about the organization sponsoring our trip, the RIAS Berlin Kommission.
RIAS stands for "Radio in the American Sector" and is a former radio station based in Berlin. The original office still stands but it now functions differently than in the past. Currently RIAS has taken on a role of exchange coordinator for American and German journalists. Since the fellowship program's inception in the early 1990s, more than 1000 journalists have had the opportunity to visit another country and explore it first hand.
I am fortunate to be one of 12 professionals doing just that, right now in Germany. I'm joined by 11 very impressive colleagues on this journey who come from a variety of media outlets and diverse backgrounds. Here is a list of those on the trip:
1) Azadeh Ansari, CNN International, Atlanta, GA, Editor
2) John Branch, CNN, Atlanta, GA, Editor
3) Heather Frierson, KCTV-5, Fairway, KS, Anchor
4) Robert Horton, KUOW-FM, Seattle, WA, Reporter
5) Waliya Lari, KTRK ABC, Houston,TX, Producer
6) Sonia Narang, Freelance Multi-Media Journalist, Los Angeles, CA
7) Tonya Papanikolas, KSL-TV, Salt Lake City, UT, Anchor
8) Shoshana Rubin, FOX NEWS, New York, NY, Producer
9) Derrall Stalvey, WRBC-TV, Chattanooga, TN, News Director
10) Shanda Sundstrom, KFSM-TV, Fort Smith, AR, Executive Producer
11) Erika Thomas, KMEG 14 News FOX 44, Dakota Dunes, SD, Anchor/Reporter
Probably the most exclusive and perhaps, important, interview of the trip took place at the German Chancellery in Berlin. This is the equivalent of the White House in the United States. It is the building where German Chancellor Angela Merkel conducts the nation's business along with a group of advisors and appointed deputies.
Our group spent an hour with one of those German leaders on the morning of Tuesday, September 4th. We met with Eckart von Klaeden, Minister of State in the Federal Chancellery and in charge of Federal State Coordination.
The general public is not permitted to enter the Federal Chancellery without an appointment, so we gained access to a restricted government building and more importantly, the chance to speak privately with one of the top 5 German leaders during a time of extreme importance in European history.
Mr. Klaeden immediately began discussion of the so-called "Euro Crisis" and was quick to point out that the Euro (the currency used in much of the European Union) is actually more stable than the Deutschmark, which was Germany's previous currency.
Germany, he said, has three principles guiding their Euro policy:
Inside The Euro Crisis with Eckart von Klaeden, Minister of State in the Federal Chancellery
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Holy Cross Women's Rowing
Scoreboard: No team scores at Murphy Cup, Pennsauken, N.J., 3/29
Schedule: Saturday, April 5, vs. Colgate & UMass, Worcester, Mass., 11:30 a.m.
Sunday, April 6, at MIT with Rutgers, Boston, Mass., 8:00 a.m.
- The Holy Cross women's rowing team will continue its spring season with two regattas this week including taking on two Patriot League teams. On Saturday, the Crusaders will host Colgate and UMass on Lake Quinsigamond, while on Sunday they will take on MIT and Rutgers on the Charles River in Boston. The Crusaders will meet Colgate and MIT later in the season at the 2014 Patriot League Championship held on Lake Quinsigamond on Friday, May 16.
- On April 12-13, the Crusaders will compete at the Knecht Cup on the Cooper River in Camden, N.J. Last year, the varsity eight placed second out of 34 boats.
- During spring break the Crusaders traveled to Cocoa Beach, Fla., to train for the spring season. Go here to read the blog from the trip: http://www.goholycross.com/sports/w-rowing/2013-14/releases/201403030xrkrp.


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Classroom-Based Assessment of Preschoolers: An Introduction to What Teachers Need to Know, Trainers Manual
Item #: 8314
# of Pages:382
Subject: Assessment
This multimedia training program offers 12 one-and-one-half-hour workshops designed to address basic questions about classroom-based assessment. Staff development specialists can use it to conduct training in early childhood settings for 3- to 5-year-old children. It is also appropriate for higher education courses. The manual includes the outcomes, timeframes, materials, handouts, and preparatory activities for each workshop. Trainer's Notes provide a suggested script and a DVD-ROM has slides and video clips, as well as PDFs for creating Participants' Notebooks.
Includes one copy of Basics of Assessment: A Primer for Early Childhood Professionals.


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So You Think You Can Dance
Dance Moms Season 2, Episode 11 Preview: "Weddings! And Divorces!" (VIDEO)
In the promo for Dance Moms Season 2, Episode 11 that we saw last night, Abby Lee Miller was calling Cathy a "worm," Cathy was looking aghast while watching the competition, saying "No, she didn't just do that," and ambulance lights went screeching by.
Also, Mom Melissa seemed like she had hired a lawyer and was suing the other Moms!
We're pretty sure we didn't imagine all that, but in the promo below, most of that has been edited out. Instead we hear our beloved Mom Christi saying that Abby has no idea what is appropriate and what isn't. And Abby screams at the little ones, "There are two things you don't talk about! Weddings! And Divorces!"
Apparently we're looking at a classic case of the Taylor Armstrongs. Where friends can sue friends because their friends are being mean to them. Good luck, Moms!
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Random Da Vinci sketches. 13 brushes. PS7+. In HiRes.
If you use it, credit brusheezy.com and my account on dA - touik.deviantart.com, please.
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Just the sort of thing I was looking for! Thanks.
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Common sense simply because we've allowed it to be that way. For too long in my opinion. Does it sound silly to say "New 2013 Sony Viao with 936GB hard drive!"? Yes. But at least it's honest. Also just for the sake of argument, why can't this change?
the trend is to move from 1024 to 1000, and it's a good thing.


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Atlanta water treatment plant named top finisher in Energy Star National Building Competition
|The Hemphill Water Treatment Plant & Pumping Station in Atlanta, Ga., was recognized for reducing its energy use by over 40 percent.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recorgnized the Hemphill Water Treatment Plant & Pumping Station in Atlanta, Ga., as a top finisher in the third-annual Energy Star National Building Competition. The plant was recognized for reducing its energy use by over 40 percent.
In its third year, the Energy Star National Building Competition featured teams from across the country to improve energy efficiency, lower utility costs and protect public health and the environment. More than 3,000 schools, businesses, and government buildings across the country competed to see which could reduce its energy use the most in one year.
The 2012 national winner was the Demarest Elementary School in Bloomfield, N.J., which reduced its energy use by more than 52 percent and cut their utility bills by more than $75,800.
Together, competitors of this year's National Building Competition cut their energy costs by more than $50 million, saved more than three billion kBtus of energy, and reduced annual greenhouse gas emissions equal to the amount of electricity used by more than 43,000 homes.
The 2012 Energy Star National Building Competition measured energy performance for the entire 2012 calendar year. Competitors tracked their building's monthly energy consumption using EPA's online energy tracking tool, Energy Star Portfolio Manager. The energy use reductions for each top finisher were verified by an independently licensed professional engineer or registered architect at the conclusion of the competition.


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Trailer for GRUDGE MATCH Starring Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro
Here is the first trailer for director Peter Segal's (The Longest Yard) upcoming comedy Grudge Match. It's Sylvester Stallone vs. Robert De Niro, Rocky Balboa vs. Jake La Motta, or movie reference vs. movie reference. I wish this was a drama, Stallone and De Niro could have easily pulled it off. Now we are getting


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Being the music fan that I am, I've compiled a list of artists that I expect to see albums from this year. For some of them, I'm just being greedy. For others, I think that something new is due. And for still others, albums have been announced, so I'm well within my rights to have expectations. ... »»
It's nutty. This was the first decade where I was an adult through the entire thing, thus it's the first decade where I've really been able to have an opinion about the "best of the decade" topics. It's a weird feeling; it's excitement coupled with obligation. ... »»
I've finally accepted that I'm an old man and that hip-hop in its current state is for kids. It's no longer designed to appeal to me and it no longer does. ... »»
As far as I can piece together, I made this mixtape specifically because I was going up to Lafayette for my Spring Break '98 (it was great having cousins in PA when I was in MD). I'm pretty sure I made it for the long bus ride. Anyway, it's a dope little snapshot into me from 11 years ago. ... »»
I really do miss Dilla. Even though he has gems that are still being released, the fact that eventually his back catalogue will run out really bums me out. But I'm not going to dwell on his death—I'm just going to enjoy the music he left. The first time I became aware of Dilla was on The Pharcyde's sophomore release, Labcabincalifornia. I picked up that album, and as I listened to it, I read the liner notes (because I'm one of those people), noticing a few things. Firstly, I noticed the absence of J Swift. Secondly, I noticed that Diamond D produced a cut. But lastly I noticed that Jay Dee not only produce quite a few tracks on the album, but quite a few of the songs that I enjoyed the most. It was 1995 and that was my first impression of Dilla. »»
Common, Eminem, 88 Keys, Q-Tip, Jazzanova. I have gotten my hands on music from the likes of the aforementioned artists recently and have blissfully reorganized my playlist, titled Random Dope. ... »»
Mercury /Island Def Jam recording artist, One Block Radius, are a combo of old and new school, with a sound that combines pop, R&B, funk and hip-hop. The trio, made up of Chico, CA native Mary James, Indiana-born DJ MDA and San Francisco's MC Z-Man, counts among their influences hard-core prog-rap pioneers like De La Soul and Cypress Hill, ska-rockers Sublime and classic '80s soul crooners like Stevie Winwood, Hall and Oates and David Bowie, synthesized into a melting pop that effortlessly crosses genres. This group samples the White Stripes for "Mama's Heart," they have no problem making it all work itself out with ease. »»
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Thank you Mobile Nations and Fitness month. I have been doing the healthy thing for a little more than a year now, but I have been more focused on my goals this month. The daily threads and all the posts have been great!
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Leave a comment below telling us what you got out of Mobile Nations Fitness Month and be entered for a chance to win the phone, tablet, or game system of your dreams!
It's February and you know what that means? Mobile Nations Fitness Month! That's when we all get together to get in shape, share tips and tricks and recipes for success, review amazing apps and accessories, give away great prizes, and have a ton of fun! This year we're doing it a little differently, though. We're doing weekly themes, and that means every week you'll have new and exciting challenges, and new chances to win!
Week 4: Balance!
That's right, it's time to bring everything together and work towards a balanced life! It's really hard to eat and sleep well, and exercise regularly, especially with as all the other things we have to do. That's why it's important to not only act healthier for a week or month, but to build healthier habits into your ever day lifestyle.
To round out the month, we'll be reviewing a bunch of great apps and accessories that can help you keep it together, and keep yourself on track with your nutrition, exercise and relaxation goals.
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CONTEST: Fitness Month Dream Device Giveaway! $400 value, enter NOW!
I have enjoyed the month. I have been needing to become more active. Because of your articles, I have become more involved in moving. I've gotten back into soccer refereeing. Life is good. Technology shouldn't hinder a healthy lifestyle, but add to it.
Using Lose It! I've lost nearly 8 lbs after we just had our first baby and trying to figure out a new schedule - keeping track with this app really helps manage your limited time and keep track of how many calories I should be eating in a day.
I'd love to use the gift certificate towards an iPad to take my workouts on the go.
thanks again iMore
I learned how can I use mobile tech tools to improve my fitness level. Thanks Mobile Nations.
I've slowly implemented healthier foods into my grocery list, and just made sure that I stay someone active for the time being until I start my workout regimen.
There are some quick things I have gotten out of MN Fitness month:
• There are so many ways to keep fit and the tools to help you are out there in a connected world
• One size does not fit all so the program you put together has to work for you
• Some/most of the mobile nations crew are in pretty good shape!
Some things that I already knew but was reinforced during the month:
• Check with your doctor to ensure your physical fitness conditions and what you can and shouldn't do
• See a nutritionist. Not only will they help with a healthy diet (not just to lose weight) but they can suggest ways to help you reach the fitness and energy level you want
• Whatever you do to improve your fitness is a good thing. It doesn't have to be big it could be as simple as a step in the right direction
There are more, but these are the ones that matter (to me). Thanks for the wealth of info.
Now back to my sit ups… 254, 255, 256…..
THis month, I got back to the basics and started eating better, thanks to MyFitnessPal app and my self control. Also, using my Nike+ Running I have been packing some miles on the treadmill. And finally, I have been in the weight room with a friend of mine, and we lifter well enough, that in one week I dropped 5lbs. I hope this continues, and a new ipad will be nice to keep better track of my workouts and lay out new ones.
I have lost 10 pounds. In case of winning an iOS device I can reach my goal faster
I work out!
Fitness Month has inspired me to start training gett'n shape once again after i get a busy daily sheudle!! even when i has that strong fever last week! "i'm still recovring" i keep it up!! your advices was highly helpful, even if i don't use a smartphone yet!! due to where i liv!!!
Good luck everyone!
I have lost about 5 lbs this month by using fitness apps on my blackberry, it helps alot! I love having reminders and daily workouts to try! it makes it so much easier!
I've lost my gut & trimming down. Also, my weight had decreased. I'more cut & muscularly defined. I so love my body
Fitness Month has given me the push to go and make some excercise! I will try to practice a sport also so wish me luck and thank you all!:D
I picked up the sleep cycle app and it has changed my life! 400 towards an ipad mini would also...