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| Glorifying God by [ Proclaiming Jesus |
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G'day mate, I'd like to introduce you to this bloke I know. I think he's pretty awesome guy and I think you'd get on really well. Would you like me to introduce you sometime? His name is Jesus…
The word evangelism describes the way that Christians share the good news (or 'gospel') of Jesus with those who need to hear it. I think a helpful way to think about evangelism is to compare it to the everyday task of introducing two people to each other. Imagine for a moment you have a friend named Bob who doesn't know Jesus. If you are Christian then you are someone who knows Jesus. Given the situation, it seems only logical that you should make an introduction! You could even try saying something really simple like the introduction at the start of this article!
One thing I find helpful about comparing evangelism to introducing two people is the observation that you can't force people to become friends. You can make the effort of introducing two people at a party, but in the end it's up to them what they do next. Likewise, in evangelism we can't force people to respond rightly to Jesus. You can speak highly of Jesus, be bold in making the offer of an introduction, you can be godly in your witness, fervent in prayer and yet in the end you cannot force the person to respond rightly. It's also worth saying that sometimes we may need to make multiple introductions before someone takes us up on our offer.
Think back to a time that you introduced two people who didn't previously know each other. What did you say? How did it go? Did you feel nervous or confident as you made the introduction? Do you think you could apply a similar process to introduce someone to Jesus? Is there someone you know to whom you could say these simple words: 'G'day mate, I'd like you to introduce you to this bloke that I know…'
If someone does respond positively to your offer of an introduction, what should you do next? Here are three possible 'next steps':
1) Offer to read the Bible with them. If you're not sure how to do this then please ask for help!
2) Invite them to one of our upcoming Christianity Explained courses and come along with them.
3) Invite them to one of our Sunday church services.
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Recover is a multifaceted recovery center with multiple treatment options under one roof to help you functioning and feeling your best. We have expert recovery specialists that understand the anatomy and physiology of the human body and what techniques and recovery options would best fit your need. We utilize state of the art recovery equipment that is known to be used by pro sports organizations and multi million dollar training facilities. Best of all, we have three convenient locations for you to recover at. Give us a call or better yet book your next appointment online!
Chiropractic is a health care field that chooses to forgo drugs or surgery as a treatment option to treat dysfunctions in joints, soft tissues, nerves, and muscles of the body.
Generally, Chiropractors focus on the spine, however, at Recover, we also have been trained in several soft tissue and extremity treatment techniques. These techniques include active release technique, dry needling, and instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization. These techniques make us equipped to handle many athletic, soft tissue, and joint injuries.
When most people think of chiropractic they think of an adjustment. The adjustment is the most common treatment used in chiropractic that involves putting force through joints that require more motion to move and function correctly.
A chiropractic adjustment combined with other treatment options and rehab creates long lasting pain relief and improves function. This allows you to be able to get back to the activity you enjoy while performing at your peak.
Recover is not your traditional therapy clinic. We provide one-on-one patient care so that all of our focus and energy is on you. We also utilize the most advanced equipment and cutting-edge treatments to accelerate the healing process. And in most cases, can get you in the same or following day.
Our therapists are trained in a variety of massage techniques to give your overworked, sore, and even painful muscles the relaxation and care they need. Massages are great in conjunction with our other services such as float therapy or physical therapy.
With being Tulsa's 1st float center, we are on the forefront to helping people achieve a deep state of relaxation, stress reduction, and pain relief. Float is a one of a kind experience that allows your mind to escape from up to 90% of external stimuli by providing an environment where there is no sight, sound, touch, or gravity. The float room or float pod is filled with 10 inches of water that has 1,000lbs of Epsom salt that has been dissolved. This makes that water extremely buoyant and allows you to literally float effortlessly. After an hour of floating you refreshed and recharged. Floating also expedites repair and recovery for sore muscles and joints after strenuous activity. The Epsom salts also detoxifies lactic acid and stimulates cellular rejuvenation.
Whole Body Cryotherapy (WBC) is a hypothermic application designed to reduce muscoloskeletal pain and inflammation. WBC stimulates the nervous system through skin receptors, causing dramatic peripheral vasoconstriction. This induces adaptive changes correlating with effects of analgesia, reduction of inflammation, and increases in serum markers of tissue repair.
Research into extreme cold therapy began in 1978 by Dr. T. Yamauchi, a rheumatogist in Japan. He started using freezing treatments of short duration on his rheumatoid arthritis patients' skin surface for pain management purposes. He concluded that rapid short-term freezing of the skin's surface led to immediate release of endorphins and is more effective than gradual cooling in an ice bath. Further research conducted over the last two decades in Europe has established WBC as a powerful treatment for inflammatory disorders and injuries.
Whole Body Cryotherapy treatments are administered individually via a CryoSauna. The cryosauna uses gasiform nitrogen to rapidly lower the skin's top layer to 32°F while cabin temperature drops to a range of (minus) -220°F to -274°F. During the two to three minutes of extreme cold, the brain stimulates the body's organ regulatory functions resulting in energy increase, cell rejuvenation, immune system boost, and overall system self-healing.
NormaTec is the leader in rapid recovery—our systems give a competitive edge to the world's elite athletes, coaches, and trainers. Our goal is to establish recovery as an integral part of every athlete's training, and we feel NormaTec systems are the best way to accomplish that. The NormaTec PULSE Recovery Systems are dynamic compression devices designed for recovery and rehab. All of our systems use NormaTec's patented PULSE technology to help athletes recover faster between trainings and after performance.
Our systems include a control unit and attachments which go on the legs, arms, or hips. They use compressed air to massage your limbs, mobilize fluid, and speed recovery with our patented NormaTec Pulse Massage Pattern. When you use our systems, you will first experience a pre-inflate cycle, during which the connected attachments are molded to your exact body shape. The session will then begin by compressing your feet, hands, or upper quad (depending on which attachment you are using). Similar to the kneading and stroking done during a massage, each segment of the attachment will first compress in a pulsing manner and then release. This will repeat for each segment of the attachment as the compression pattern works its way up your limb.
Our objective is to help you reach your health and fitness goals effectively. We will motivate, encourage, and coach you to be the strongest version of yourself. And last, we strive to provide VIP treatment in a clean and private environment for you to train in.
Graston Technique® is a unique, evidence-based form of instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) that enables clinicians to effectively address scar tissue, fascial restrictions and range of motion through comprehensive training, resulting in improved patient outcomes.
Why Use Graston Technique®?
The unique protocol uses specially designed stainless steel instruments, along with appropriate therapeutic exercise, to specifically detect and effectively treat areas exhibiting soft tissue fibrosis or chronic inflammation. The instruments also are used diagnostically to follow the kinetic chain, to locate and treat the cause of the symptom as well as the specific area of pain. GT is also frequently used as an effective protocol to maintain range of motion.
Cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine in which a therapist puts special cups on your skin for a few minutes to create suction. People get it for many purposes, including to help with pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation and well-being, and as a type of deep-tissue massage.
Whether your needing to correct a muscle imbalance or needing that one-one-one attention to master a yoga pose, we can fulfill your need. We offer a private yoga room alone with a highly skilled yoga instructor to help you meet your goals.
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The next British invasion may hit your wallet instead of your music collection, with UK lending giant Barclays putting the spotlight on its Barclaycard brand, winning inroads to the American credit card market.
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Hi Geert Thanks. I eventually worked it out myself (and found the bug report). I've got a couple of other issues that might be worth raising about zips - will see if I can work out obvious test cases. nic -- On 18 Jul 2011, at 17:51, Geert Josten wrote: > Hi Nic, > > I ran across the same issue as soon as I started using resolve-uri to make the path to the output file absolute. That gave me the idea that the problem might be that cx:zip href attribute isn't expecting a uri to be passed in. Stripping off 'file:/+' and replacing '%20' by space did the trick for me. Not fail save, but good enough to get going.. > > Kind regards, > Geert > > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Namens Nic Gibson > Verzonden: vrijdag 8 juli 2011 11:18 > Aan: XProc Dev > Onderwerp: Re: cx:zip issue... > > To partially answer my own question, the failure only happens when the value passed in as the epub-file option is a bare filename. Any path (even a relative one) works. > Anyone know why? > > nic > > On 7 Jul 2011, at 17:15, Nic Gibson wrote: > >> Hi all >> >> I'm fairly certain I've done something obviously stupid that I'm overlooking here so feel free to poke me and tell me... >> >> I'm experimenting with the cx:zip step to create epub files. As a simple first step, I'm trying to create an epub file with just the stored mimetype file and nothing else. I've got the following xproc (ng-library.xpl is just a subset of Norm's library-1.0.xpl): >> > -- > > Nic Gibson > Corbas Consulting > Digital Publishing Consultancy and Training > http://www.corbas.co.uk, +44 (0)7718 906817 > > > Nic Gibson Corbas Consulting Digital Publishing Consultancy and Training http://www.corbas.co.uk, +44 (0)7718 906817Received on Wednesday, 20 July 2011 15:32:01 UTC
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) A musical education for children is something that's very important. Vocal Music Workshop (VMW) works to cultivate that by providing an opportunity for kids to participate in a wide variety of musical experiences in an environment of teaching, learning and performance.
In order to keep its programs affordable, VMW works to raise money. One of its events is an annual gourmet dinner called Whole Notes. This year it will be held on Saturday, September 6. It features a multi-course dinner prepared by the area's finest chefs and paired with beer and wine. The setting is in a beautiful greenhouse at Koetsier's Greenhouse in Grand Rapids, and there is live musical entertainment.
Two of the West Michigan businesses donating their time for this event are Osteria Rossa and National Wine and Spirits.
Whole Notes is at 7 p.m. on Saturday at Koetsier's on Spaulding Drive in Grand Rapids. Tickets are $95 per person. You can buy them online or send a check to VMW, P.O. Box 68608, Grand Rapids, MI 49516. For more information, visit the Vocal Music Workshop website or email email@example.com.


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I've said it before, and I'll say it forevermore: it's EASY to become a great cook nowadays. In stark contrast to just a few generations ago, today most of us can cruise out our doors and find quality raw ingredients, we have access to the world's great cuisines just by visiting some ethnic markets, and we can order just about anything on earth with the click of a button and a credit card. The earth continues to radically shrink, and home cooks continue to be the beneficiaries of it.
The flip side: it's also easier than ever to buy packaged crap and frozen just-heat-up crap, to get take-out crap, and to eat crappy meals in restaurants. It's almost as if the "work" of feeding ourselves has been outsourced to those that can do it the cheapest and who can make it the most convenient.
What's missing in all this convenience, however, is the concept of "taking ownership" of what you put into your body. Huge food processing companies have figured out ever-more profitable ways of manipulating a few basic –and heavily subsidized — staples like corn, wheat, and soy, tarting them up in increasingly bizarre ways with increasingly bizarre ingredients no one can pronounce, let alone understand, adding way too much salt and fat, and packaging it all in consumer-friendly designs, colors, and materials to entice us to just outsource the whole business of eating to them.
This is nuts on so many levels one doesn't know where to begin, other than the beginning: feed yourself! It's easy if you follow these three superbasic guidelines:
1) It's not about the gear! Some of the most inventive, knowledgeable cooks I know have the crappiest kitchens. Good cooks can make a lot happen with very little (check out Mark Bittman's bad kitchen). That said, quality stuff is, of course, nice, and will last longer than crappy gear. But don't rush out and buy a set of something. Avoid sets like the plague. Just buy what you need, and nothing more. Cast iron is my favorite, and it happens to be the cheapest. See also this post on cooking well in a minimally equipped kitchen.
2) Use good salt, and pepper, wisely. Undersalting, and using crappy salt (that is to say, iodized table salt) are major obstacles to good cooking. Get yourself some kosher salt, some good sea salt, and some good whole black peppercorns; "good" doesn't necessarily mean expensive. And for the breakaway leap into salts as culinary nirvana, begin to adapt flavored salts into your cooking. For lots of juicy details, check out my essay, "On the Massive Importance of Salt."
3) Be fearless. Don't be afraid of making mistakes! A good friend recently told me, "the best cooks are those that make the most mistakes." It's true — there's no better way to learn. It's also the best way to get to know your own palate. By varying and playing with levels of salt, sweet, herbaceousness, acid/tart, and umami, you begin to learn what lights up YOUR taste buds. No one else's matters! Play and learn. You get to practice three times a day for the rest of your life — you WILL get this right. And the quicker you make your mistakes, the tastier and healthier your food will be for the rest of your life. Start simple, and start now. Today.


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£100k settlement for car accident victim
A young woman who was badly injured when the car her mother was driving crashed in rainy weather, has secured more than £100,000 in compensation.
On 30 April 2004, the 21-year-old Fentons client was sitting in the front passenger seat of her mum's vehicle with her seatbelt buckled. They were travelling along the A470 from Brecon to Builth Wells in Wales. It was raining and the vehicle was travelling around a bend to the left, going downhill at approximately 35mph, when the vehicle skidded onto the opposite side of the road.
There was another vehicle travelling in the opposite direction, which tried to swerve to avoid our client's mother's car. But the two front passenger sides collided, and the vehicle our client was in span to the right and travelled sideways down the road onto a grass verge, before sliding down an embankment and coming to rest.
Our client suffered a catalogue of serious injuries as a result, including head injuries, facial lacerations, scarring and psychological injuries. She also suffered a comminuted fracture of the left femur and a comminuted, open fracture of the left tibia and fibula.
After unsuccessfully pursuing the case as a litigant in person for more than two years, she engaged the services of Fentons Solicitors LLP. On 10 July 2009, Karen Beck - acting on behalf of the client - settled the case with the defendant's insurance company in the sum of £118,766.19.
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Energy Conservation and IEQ
Energy Conservation & Indoor Environmental Quality
With ongoing energy concerns, schools may face rising energy costs. There is concern about the impact this may have on school budgets and their ability to address indoor environment quality (IEQ) issues. Of particular concern are cost-saving measures that may include cutting back on fresh air to save fuel costs. Properly operated and maintained HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) systems that provide good ventilation rates [a minimum rate of 15 cubic feet per minute (cfm) per occupant] not only protect student and staff health, but also increase comfort and productivity. There is growing evidence that appropriate ventilation rates lead to higher reading and math scores and lower absentee rates.
CSIERT Fact sheet: Maintaining Healthy IAQ While Conserving Energy
Energy Savings Plus Health:
IAQ Guidelines for School Building Upgrades
Webinar: Getting Started With Energy Savings Plus Health
Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships:
- Regional Operations & Maintenance Guide for High Performance Schools & Public Buildings in the Northeast & Mid-Atlantic
- Northeast Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) : A set of building and design standards for the construction or renovation of energy efficient, environmentally friendly, healthy school facilities from pre-K through community colleges.


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Vector 2 is the arcade style endless runner game in which your character must run non-stop until it reaches the safe place. This survival game is based on a character who needs your help to escape highly secure lab but it won't be easy due to security at every step. The game has been updated and if you want to download the latest version the download Vector 2 Modded Apk by following instructions given here. We have brought latest Vector 2 v1.0.2 Mod Apk for you that gives you money to unlock items such as high jumps, go invisible, boosters, energy and masks to cross levels quickly.
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Thomas Lyman House (1778)May 9th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Durham, Houses
The house at 105 Middlefield Road in Durham was built circa 1774-1778 for Thomas Lyman IV (1746-1832). A native of Durham, Thomas Lyman spent time in the south, where his family claimed a grant of land, before returning to Connecticut. He served as quartermaster of the First Connecticut Regiment in the Revolutionary War and as a delegate to the State Constitutional Convention in 1818. Lyman is said to have visited Thomas Jefferson for a week at Monticello and to have have entertained Lafayette at the house in Durham on several occasions. Lyman married Rachel Seward in 1771. The house was built on land that Lyman inherited from his brother Stephen, who died in 1775. It is a hipped-roof structure, which was uncommon for colonial Connecticut. Perhaps Lyman was influenced by his time in the South. The house remained in the Lyman family for many years. It was recently donated to the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, which has put the house up for sale, with the proceeds to be used to launch a new Revolving Fund for preservation projects around the state.


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South Huron Rural
Located at the southern edge of Huron County, South Huron is made up of many small communities including Exeter, Dashwood, Crediton, Shipka, Huron Park & Mount Carmel. Surrounded by farmland it offers a great rural setting with the sense of community in each town.
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Girlfriend charged with murder in off-duty officer's death, blamed it on the dog
She originally contended it happened accidentally when she removed a gun from their dog's mouth.
She originally contended it happened accidentally when she removed a gun from their dog's mouth.
Police say the burglary occurred at the Top Shelf Vapors store on March 8, 2015.
Two school districts plan to end the school year early to save money.
Replaces past president and CEO Terry Cook, who resigned from the position in November.
Olathe police say an investigation into an officer-involved fatal shooting of a Gardner woman last month indicates she refused police orders…
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A 10.5-month halibut fishing season would be easier to implement than a year-round season, according to a study presented Tuesday at the International Pacific Halibut Commission's annual meeting.
The joint U.S.-Canadian commission, which sets the rules and quotas for commercial halibut fishing in the Northwest, is meeting at Centennial Hall in Juneau this week.
The report was the commission's response to a fishing industry request to look into a longer season. Currently the halibut commission sets new season dates each year, but the season generally runs about eight months, said the commission's Heather Gilroy.
"For many years, the industry has been interested in a longer season because of the move to halibut aquaculture," Gilroy said.
Halibut farming is a small industry right now, said Norm Pillen of the Seafood Producers Cooperative in Sitka.
"It's out there, but right now it's been really cost-prohibitive," Pillen said.
Still, halibut fishers who are worried their business could take a nosedive if farming becomes more widespread point to the state's struggling wild salmon industry, which traces its problems to salmon farms. Pillen said a longer season could stem the growth of halibut farming.
"The more time we have to move fresh fish, the better for the industry. Better prices, better quality and more opportunity for our fishermen," he said.
Though Pillen favors a year-round season, he said he doubts the halibut industry will ever get there because it would require extensive changes to procedural and administrative processes that regulate the industry. He said the 10.5-month season still would be a welcome change.
In her report to the commission Tuesday, Gilroy noted the 10.5-month season is more practical logistically than a 12-month season. She said Canadian fishers were worried about the effects of migration during the extended season. During the winter, when there usually is no halibut fishing, some of the fish migrate south from Alaska to British Columbia. If the season is extended those fish, normally caught in British Columbia, would be caught earlier in Alaska.
Gilroy also said the committee that looked into the season-length issue discussed other options, such as opening different areas at different times, or allowing fishers to keep halibut they unintentionally caught during the off-season.
Phil Smith of the National Marine Fisheries Service said the U.S. agency isn't opposed to changing the regulations that govern the season.
"If the industry wants this to happen ... we'll be glad to do it to accommodate that. But it's not something we can just decide to do and do next year," Smith said.
Jim Balsiger, one of the IPHC U.S. commissioners, said commissioners have not received a proposal to alter the season.
"We have a recommendation to start looking at dates," he said.
The commission's meeting continues through Friday, when commissioners will announce regulatory decisions for the upcoming season. Commission staff has recommended the season run March 15 to Nov. 15 this year.
Masha Herbst is a reporter for the Juneau Empire.
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Supermodel Gisele Bundchen wants to spread more than her legs.
We're talking about her good genes - something boyfriend Tom Brady would certain contribute nicely to. In the new issue of Italian Vanity Fair, the Victoria's Secret model revealed that she wants a big family.
When the magazine asked Bundchen whether she wants kids, she replied, "I'd be lying if I said no - my parents have been married for 35 years and have six children. Thing is, I'm just 26 years old, so I have plenty of time."
The fact that boyfriend of two months, New England Patriots quarterback Brady, is now expecting a child with his ex-girlfriend, Six Degrees actress Bridget Moynahan, hasn't fazed the couple.
Bundchen brought Brady on vacation to Italy recently, and designer Stefano Gabbana told Vanity Fair at Milan Fashion Week: "They looked really good together. He is gorgeous, and if you ask me they are very much in love."
What else did the Brazilian beauty say? Excerpts from the interview below:
On love:
"It's one of the most beautiful things in life, but you have to live it the right way," she told the mag. "You have to be able to give love before you can receive it.''
On staying in touch with ex Leonardo DiCaprio and his family:
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On her life in New York:
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On being a woman of the people:
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Emma Watson slammed over 'feminist' Alan Rickman tribute
The Harry Potter actress paid tribute to her late co-star by turning to one of his quotes on Twitter
Emma Watson has been attacked for 'exploiting' the death of Alan Rickman. The actress, who starred alongside Alan in the Harry Potter films, has been accused of pushing her own 'feminist agenda' after paying tribute.
Following news of Alan's death, Emma commemorated him with an image on Twitter that featured Rickman's face overlaid with a quote that expressed his strongly-held feminist beliefs.
Rickman's statement read: "There is nothing wrong with a man being a feminist, I think it is to our mutual advantage." Twitter trolls quickly latched on to her tribute and began attacking the actress, who played Hermione Granger opposite Rickman's Severus Snape. One post called Watson's tribute, 'tacky, classless, tactless, disgusting behaviour'.
Another user wrote: 'He's not even cold and you're using him to fuel the feminist agenda bandwagon? Not impressed." Watson has been a long-time target for the anti-feminist community, with attacks ramping up after she became a Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women.


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- Between 2002 & 2006 the UK received 4.3 asylum applications per 1,000 of its inhabitants. It rated sixteenth out of a list of fifty European and non-European industrialised countries. The figure of 4.3 was slightly above the average of 3.75 asylum applications per 1,000 inhabitants.
- Europe as a whole only takes 19% of the world's refugee population. Asia and Africa have accepted 45% and 30% respectively. The developing world bears the greatest burden in offering shelter to refugees. Iran and Pakistan between them have taken in over 4 million refugees.
- Asylum seekers coming to the UK are not entitled to mainstream welfare benefits. A single person aged 25 or over who qualifies for support via the National Asylum Support Service (NASS) must survive on £41.41 per week, 30% below the official poverty line. If such a person received full-board accommodation from NASS then they would only get £10.00 per week.
- Asylum seekers are not allowed to work in the United Kingdom. A 2007 opinion poll carried out by ORB found that two thirds of UK adults supported giving asylum seekers and those overstaying their visa the possibility of working in order to support themselves.
- By definition there is no such thing as an "illegal asylum seeker" or an "illegal refugee". By signing the 1951 Convention on Refugees the UK must allow new arrivals the right to apply for asylum and to remain here until a final decision on their application is made.
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Cricket is one of those unique games where characters are formed on the pitch and appear from nowhere off it.
Melbourne University's Nick Burke is a prime example of the latter.
The 21-year-old, who suffers from cerebral palsy, was invited to the club by his former teacher Hugh Van Cuylenberg three years ago to help with the backroom staff.
From that day forward, Burke, or Beefy to his mates, has not looked back.
"I asked him down to get involved in a managerial role, he thought by that he was going to coach the side," Van Cuylenberg said.
"He's quite a character and has grown into a big part of this club.
"His team talks on a Thursday are now legendary and gives us all a bit of a rev up before the weekend.
"He even does his homework and checks on the weaknesses of the teams we are playing."
Like other club legends there are many stories associated with Beefy.
These go from the sublime to the ridiculous, but give you an insight into the man and how he's revered by his peers.
"When you think of Melbourne Uni, you think of Nick Burke," First XI captain Jarrod Leggett said.
"He's just one of those great guys you get around the club and will do anything for you, if we've got a problem he'll do his best to sort it out.
"He's already a legend.
"There are a couple of stories when you think of him.
"One was on a hot day when one of our batsmen was on 70, he called Beefy over for a drink, but when he made it to the middle the drinks bottles were empty.
"He also gets the lads around on a Thursday after training and gives the whole squad a motivational speech.
"This one time he was building up saying "I've got one word for you, one word this week, and that is..... inner belief", we just cracked up."
The main love of Nick's life is Collingwood Football Club.
Beefy is a walking, talking encyclopedia of anything Pies related.
Ask him what the score was in 2004, round five and he'll reel it off in a matter of seconds.
"He's always right too," Van Cuylenberg added.
"One day the lads were sitting there and firing questions at him and he got every single one spot on.
"He's starting to do that for Uni matches now, it is pretty incredible actually."
And for the man himself?
Anyone who has met him will know he's never short of a word or two, especially when pressed on footy, bourbon and more recently his new found love for Uni.
"It has changed my life coming here," Burke said.
"I've met so many great people and love every minute of it.
"I really think the lads love the speeches, it's a highlight of the week coming down to training and seeing everyone."
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It's that time of year again when holiday travel and crowded bargain hunting start making many drivers a bit edgy.
But what about the ones that take their anger to the next level?
It was a little over two years ago, but the memory of my last major experience with road rage can still really bother me.
I had slowed down at a light to make a right turn into a local mall parking lot. A young looking woman in a black car who was coming from the opposite direction started to wave at me to move more quickly so that she could turn in time as well.
I guess I just didn't move fast enough for her.
I noticed through my rear view window that wherever I drove, she followed. At first I thought that it was just a crazy coincidence. After all, she was a young woman-not some stereotypical hulking guy.
Then it became all too obvious that this person's agenda was far different from simply trying to find a place to park.
I parked in a crowded parking area, and I locked my doors. She stopped her car lengthwise behind me to block me in and then she just stayed there. There was, of course, no way that I was getting out of my vehicle to confront her. Her car was a deadly weapon and who knew how she would react? I made sure that she could see that I was using my cell phone to call for help, and she drove away.
I didn't stick around. She knew what my car looked like, and I was concerned that she might come back to damage it while I was inside a store.
What would you have done?
Liberty Mutual had some interesting tips about preventing road rage or defusing a scary encounter. Expert Dave Melton offers several suggestions including what to do when someone acts aggressively towards you and how to avoid enraging other drivers:
Q: There is someone tailgating you, waving their fist and honking their horn. What do you do?
A: Put on your turn signal, pull over in a safe place and let them pass. Do it quickly, before the other driver has time to become even more upset. Give a courteous "I'm Sorry" wave- even if you feel you are not at fault. An apology can often defuse anger.
Q: What should you do if the other driver continues to follow?
A: Stay calm. Don't make any rude hand gestures. Avoid eye contact. And don't speed up to try and get away. Quickly find a busy gas station to turn into or, better still a police station- anywhere with people around to help. Above all, don't go home and don't get out of your car until it is safe.
Q: How do you avoid enraging other drivers?
A: Signal your intentions early. When you merge, make sure you have plenty of room. Don't cut people off. Use the left lane for passing, then pull back into the right lane. Driving slowly in the left lane on the freeway is a sure way to anger other drivers and compromise your safety. Stay focused, which means not making phone calls or texting. And NEVER pull into traffic expecting that other drivers will slow down or swerve to avoid you.
Q: How do you avoid becoming a road rager yourself?
A: If someone cuts you off, let it go. Driving is not a contest. Turn down the loud music. And avoid raising your heart rate by giving yourself more time to get to your destination.


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Victoria Southwest defeats Hallettsville All-Stars (w/gallery, video)
July 11, 2014 at 2:11 a.m.
After defeating Calhoun for the District 27 championship, the Victoria Southwest 12-year-old All-Stars continued their winning streak Friday against Hallettsville in the first day of the sectional tournament.
After Hallettsville scored a run in the first inning, the game was stagnant for more than five innings before Victoria Southwest pulled out all the stops and scored two runs in the top of the sixth inning.
"That's why you play six innings," said Victoria Southwest coach Abe Zarate. "I told them they needed to have good at-bats, and they gutted it out at the end."
As a coach during the regular Little League season, Zarate sees various levels of talent on the baseball field. But during all-stars, he knows he is coaching the best.
"These are the ones who have performed all year - this is a reward for them. It's great to see them all work hard, put in all the effort during the year and it paying off."
Caden Jander said he considers being on the Victoria Southwest all-star team an honor.
"I think of it as an honor to be on a team with some of the greatest people in Southwest," Jander said after the game. "I think we're going to support Southwest well."
Zarate gives credit where it is due and said Hallettsville's Ryan Targac pitched well.
"I take my hat off to their pitcher; he pitched a great game," Zarate said.
Hallettsville coach Colby Schindler agrees and said that this was the best game Targac has pitched so far.
"With the pitch count, you can't rely on just one pitcher, but no matter who we put on the mound, we have a chance to win," Schindler said.
Schindler said he is proud of Hallettsville's performance and looks forward to facing Beeville on Saturday at 6 p.m.
"These are the best kids in Hallettsville; I feel like we compete at the best level every time," he said. "I'm proud of them tonight. They held them off until the end."
Victoria Southwest will face Lamar on Saturday at 6 p.m. Lamar defeated Beeville 11-0 Friday night.
"They are a tough team," Zarate said about Lamar. "But this is a good group of boys who don't quit, and that's all I can ask of them."


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On January 17 I'll be giving a talk to the Bastiat Society in Panama. Thanks to Surse Pierpoint for the invitation (and the chance to be some place warm for a few days!).
The Morality of Capitalism
What makes free-market capitalism good? Advocates give many reasons. Friedman emphasizes its wealth-generating prowess. Rand cites its protection of economic liberties. Hayek emphasizes its coordination of dispersed knowledge. Others cite its cultivation of individuality, its lessening of racism and sexism, its encouraging of self-responsibility, its promotion of peace between nations, and so on.
I believe all of those claims are true—though there is lively debate among free-market advocates about which has priority in making the case for the morality of markets. In this talk, I will plunge into that debate and argue that the various claims about the virtues of markets are harmonious rather than divisive—i.e., that Friedman, Rand, Hayek, and others are each contributing an element of an overall case for the morality of free-market, liberal capitalism.
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Paik4Life, post: 1252831 wrote:emphrygian: I would say that the stock SC2 joystick would feel more like an LS-32. And the stock buttons would feel like the normal Seimitsu PS-14-G.
Lupus: For 30mm you need a 1-3/16" tool. For 24mm you need a 15/16" tool. And unlike Happ buttons, you do NOT need a special tool to tighten the screw-ins for Sanwa or Seimitsu.
Paik4Life, post: 1252833 wrote:Just your fingers : )
They use the same kind of microswitch so there shouldn't be any difference in performance.tomorr0w, post: 1252840 wrote:How do 24mm buttons compare with 30mm buttons? Is there any difference beyond size?
M K L, post: 1252839 wrote:Keep the stock stick, it's Sanwa anyway.
Taiki, post: 1252842 wrote:is it? I'd rather have a JLF in any case.
M K L, post: 1252843 wrote:It's a Sanwa JLW.
M K L, post: 1252847 wrote:yes.
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Paik4Life, post: 1252837 wrote:Taiki, the CPS Fighter Stick would be pretty odd to mod considering the stock buttons are small and close to each other. The stick is fairly thin and would be difficult to mount a stick. I haven't even looked at mine that close because it doesn't seem to be a reasonable stick to even attempt.
H82, I'm not really sure what you're describing but I have never had a problem with the LS-32 moving past the restrictor. Most of the time, my shaft hits the metal base piece before it even has a chance to hit the plastic restrictor piece. I mean, yeah if you put a really strong force on any stick, it will have vertical play that will lift the stick out of it's normal path. But if you're doing that, then you're just not playing correctly. : )
chippermonky, post: 1252860 wrote:well ex-s, you could easily make a stick with a .001mm engage, but who would use that. It's all a matter of taste.
I felt the JLF had a bit too big of a throw, but I got use to it after about half an year of playing . What kinda sticks do the arcades have anyways?
Ex-S, post: 1252861 wrote:LOL... yes a .001mm engage wouldn't be very functional = P.... But yeah, I'm not sure if it's the engage or the deadzone on the JLF that makes if difficult to use. The JLF throw is fine for me; it feels pretty much the same as the arcade... LS-40 is pretty cheap though so it might be worth trying one, but I don't know of anyone who's used one. Anyway, all the fightining games are on SEGA VersusCity cabs, so whatever stick those cabs have would be the one I want.
chippermonky, post: 1252862 wrote:where exactly would you plan on getting an LS 40?
Anyways, granted I just asked you where you were planning on getting one, I might be getting 2 in a bit and I'll tell you how they feel.
jugoso, post: 1252864 wrote:I have doubt: Seimitsu sticks (LS-32) come with two restrictors. One blue and other bright cyan (between the blue one and the actual stick). Is the cyan one really a restrictor? If so, is it the 4-way restrictor? Should I remove to play 3s?
jugoso, post: 1252864 wrote:I have doubt: Seimitsu sticks (LS-32) come with two restrictors. One blue and other bright cyan (between the blue one and the actual stick). Is the cyan one really a restrictor? If so, is it the 4-way restrictor? Should I remove to play 3s?


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It is rumoured Edy Reja is in talks with Romanian side Cluj, who are in the Champions League and have a history of Italian tacticians.
The former Lazio Coach left his position in the summer and has been out of work ever since.
There are reports today that Reja is the hot favourite to take over at Romanian club Cluj, as current boss Ioan Andone is at risk.
Cluj impressed so far in the Champions League and are second behind Manchester United in Group H.
However, domestically they are mid-table and 12 points off the leaders after losing the showdown with Steaua Bucharest.
Cluj have a long history of working with Italian Coaches, as they also employed Maurizio Trombetta and Andrea Mandorlini.
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My parents brought these beautiful bone nålbinding needles back from Denmark for me! They were crafted by a retired school teacher named Hans Jørn Madsen. I absolutely love working with these needles, which are smooth and warm to the touch, with just the right shaping. More of Hans' items can be seen on his website.
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Air travel is painful. If it isn't the long lines, the crowds, or endless waiting, it's the smells at 30,000 feet, the tiny seat, or impossibly tinier lavatory. But when you fly with a fusion, things can escalate to a new level of pain. Sitting still, unable to move, your back and legs can lock … Read More →
Being Smart About the Next Spinal Fusion
I've already told you I have adjacent segment disease. All of us with fusions will likely end up with this at some point. Especially if you're young when you have your first fusion. This means eventually I'll need another fusion of the part that's disintegrating. For me, so far, it's my SI joints. I'm already … Read More →
On May 9, 2015, I married my soul mate and best friend. The weather didn't cooperate at all. There was constant rain, snow, cold, a canceled ballgame, and even an earthquake. But it was still the perfect day. We showed how, when supported by those who love us, we can make anything workable…and beautiful. It … Read More →
When Pain Gets in the Way of Life
When you have chronic pain, seemingly easy things (like going to a baseball game) can quickly become daunting. My fiancé and I love going to baseball games. In fact, our wedding reception will be at a AAA game here in Salt Lake City. While at these games I alternate sitting and standing as often as … Read More →
The Best Way to Live with Chronic Pain
Hey you! Want to significantly reduce the negative impact chronic pain has on your life? Want to ease discomfort, while growing as a person? Want to walk through walls and leap buildings in a single bound? Well, I can help you with three of those. Enter compassion meditation. I've written about meditation before this. I … Read More →
Spinal Fusion Support Groups: Because We All Need Someone Sometimes
Going through the daily pains, questions, and problems that arise when living with a spinal fusion, it's good to know you're not alone. That's where the support of the people around you becomes crucial. This is one of the best articles I've read on how your loved ones can help support you: 23 Tips for … Read More →
Being Smart with a Spinal Fusion: The Last Half Marathon of my Life
All things in moderation, right? Say this to an athlete, and you're liable to get punched in the face. But that doesn't make it any less true. So it is with running. Especially, running with a spinal fusion. As fusion survivors (or human beings, I guess) we only get so many steps in our lives, … Read More →
Shoe Edition of Running with a Spinal Fusion (and knee/ankle problems)
For the last few years I've been running almost exclusively in Nike Frees. Specifically, these Nike Frees: I'm recovering okay after my knee surgery last September, but I really haven't gotten to 100%. I'm hovering around 80-90%. Plus, my ankle (the one I broke when I was young) is giving me more and more problems. … Read More →
The Time We Got Engaged, Then Wandered The Sandy Dunes (or how not to panic when you think you're lost)
First, some exciting news. We got engaged! He proposed at Little Sable Lighthouse on Lake Michigan, and it was super romantic and sweet. I won't bore you with the details (but if you insist, I'll have the story up soon on our wedding website: http://www.theknot.com/wedding/Tarah-and-Damon; this isn't a "forever" website so if you're an alien … Read More →
6 Tips for Trail Running with a Spinal Fusion (or in general, really)
Any semi-serious runner will tell you that trail running is different from road running. Some will swear that one is better than the other for a whole myriad of reasons. And, most likely, the runner in question will feel passionately about this. Truth is—like most things in life—there are pros and cons to both. And … Read More →


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The goal of the Healthcare Toolkit is to provide information for healthcare providers and for individuals with disabilities about accessible healthcare. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals with disabilities should have equal access to health services. This means that medical facilities and equipment need to be physically accessible; reasonable accommodations for hearing, vision, speech, and cognitive disabilities need to be met; and staff should be trained on how to work with people with disabilities.
Accessible Healthcare
Individuals with disabilities have barriers to equal access to healthcare from physical access to communications. They:
• Tend to be in poorer health and to use health care at significantly higher rates than people who do not have disabilities;
• Experience a higher prevalence of secondary conditions and use preventive services at lower rates;
• Experience more problems accessing health care than other groups, and these difficulties increase for those with the most significant disabilities and who are in the poorest health; and
• Lack of access to health care has been associated with increased risk for secondary conditions for people with significant disabilities.
People with disabilities experience a variety of barriers when accessing health care, including:
• Stereotypes about disability on the part of healthcare providers;
• Health care provider misinformation, and lack of appropriately trained staff;
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Regular readers of this blog will know that we love Nomi Ruiz, a vocalist from Hercules & Love Affair who has just started a new band called Deep Red with H&LA bandmates Andrew Raposo and Morgan Wiley. The trio have already recorded their first single, a slinky dance number called "Fun Girl", and are planning to release an album sometime this year. Two months ago they played their first gig at New York's La Poisson Rouge. If you haven't seen Nomi live yet, you should check out the video of Deep Red preforming "Fun Girl" above. (via The Fader)
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U-12 FL Division 4B Final - Wolfe Tones 5-6 Glyde/Westerns 1-5
WOLFE Tones had reason to celebrate after showing their class to win the Under-12 Division 4B Final at Darver.
The Drogheda side pressed hard from the start, not giving the opposition much of the ball, and after a near miss from Sean Flanagan, Thomas O Connell opened the scoring with a fine point from distance.
The mid Louth combination hit back almost immediately to equalise, but the Tones lads seemed the much hungrier team and from a quick attack Jacub Kula put Aaron Flanagan through for a goal.
Another great move from Adam Kelly ended with O'Connell popping up outside him to put the ball over the bar. Glyde/Westerns hit back with two well-taken points, but a score from the industrious Joe Comiskey ensured the Tones took a 1-3 to 0-3 lead into the half-time break.
The second half saw the introduction of fresh legs and one of the incoming players, Dayle Eyers, made an immediate impact as he made a magnificent catch and shot from distance to lob the opposition keeper for a goal.
Two further points from Aaron Flanagan and O'Connell helped the Drogheda side open a sizeable gap, and solid defence from Dylan Byrne and David Hobbs together with terrific keeping from Oisin Sheedy kept the Glyde/Westerns scores to a minimum. Eventually they did break through and got a goal and two points for their reward, but then Callum Sheedy came on for the injured Comiskey and within minutes had the ball in the net.
There were jubiliant scenes at the final whistle after the Tones had secured their first trophy in this age group for many a year. Their best players were Killian McLoughlin, Aaron Flanagan, captain Thomas O'Connell, Jacub Kula and Joe Comiskey.
Wolfe Tones: Oisin Sheedy, David Hobbs, Dylan Byrne, Killian McLoughlin, Jacub Kula, Aaron Flanagan,Thomas O'Connell, Adam Kelly, Joe Comiskey, Sean Flanagan, Cillian Jennings, Eoin Brennan, Micheal Cunningham, Megan Devon, Ciara Floyd, Dayle Eyers, Callum Sheedy.
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This morning at 6 a.m. jiu-jitsu class, I talked about iterated algorithms. Let me apologize here to all of the students that I hit with that number before daybreak or coffee, and thank the one person who nodded vigorously when I asked "does anyone know what an iterated algorithm is?" (An algorithm that's been iterated. Duh).
I'll get back to math-nerdiness in a moment, but let's start with peer-reviewed study nerdiness. Why should you keep reading? Because this post is about a very simple way that you can improve competition performance — with minimal effort and no risk of injury. You can even do it if your time at jiu-jitsu class is limited. That simple method is visualization.
When I say visualization, here is what I mean: you use your mind to visualize the way you want your match to go. When I'm preparing for competitions, I do this a lot during my off-the-mat time. In fact, I'll be doing visualization constantly all the way up to my time in the bullpen preparing for tournament matches. I'll visualize myself doing all the techniques that I'd do if the match goes exactly the way I want it to: single leg takedown, knee cut pass, knee drive to mount, mounted collar choke. In my mind's eye, I guide myself through all of these steps.
To name one benefit, it helps me be calm and focus in that nerve-wracking time before I step on the mat. But there are more benefits, and study after scientific study has shown that using visualization techniques has myriad benefits, including improving sport-specific skills, improving strength and coordination. Bluntly, visualizing a guard pass will help you pass the guard more effectively.
Skeptical? A host of studies bear this out, on topics as widely varied as strength training, golf, judo and other skills-based competitive activities. While I'm hardly an expert on this research, I've read more than a few studies on the topic. There is a broad general agreement on the fact that visualization has benefits, although the theories about why these benefits exist vary. But you don't care overmuch about the why, do you? You want to pass the guard better. You want better results.
So let's get you there. First, I'm going to review some of the visualization studies I've read. That'll hopefully convince you that this is a thing you should be doing, because this is rigorous, peer-reviewed research. Second, I'm going to tell you my method of visualization, which hasn't been tested by anybody, but seems to work for me. Then we'll get back to iterated algorithms. How can you not stay to the end after that teaser?
Here's the big picture: many, many different studies have been done on this, trying to establish whether we can prove that visualization effects are real. I'll get into the specific studies in a second, but sometimes the most convincing evidence is a review that takes into account a bunch of research. Let's say, for example, someone did a meta-study that examined more than 20 research projects into visualization's effects. If they found a general trend toward major benefits, that would tell us something, no? Check this out:
Empirical research suggests that mental practice may enhance the performance of motor skills. Many variables have been shown to mediate the size and direction of the mental practice effects. The purpose of the present study is to provide an overview of research examining the role played by these variables in mediating the effectiveness of mental practice. In order to integrate the findings in the literature and to further analyze the relative contributions of each of these variables, a meta-analysis was performed according to the procedure outlined by Smith, Glass, and Miller. Twenty-one studies that met the criteria of having both an adequate control and a mental practice alone group were included in the meta-analysis. The forty-four separate effect sizes resulted in an overall average effect size of .68, (SD = .11) indicating that there is a significant benefit to performance of using mental practice over no practice. (emphasis added)
In summary, scientists picked 21 of the best studies they could find, and those studies had to have a way of determining whether mental practice alone could be shown to have a benefit. In those studies, there were 44 "effects" shown from visualization. And while these effect sizes varied, they were found to show clear and significant benefits to performance across the board.
Whenever I read a single study, my inner skeptic tells me to be cautious of the conclusions. You can find one study that says virtually anything you want it to. When it's a couple of dozen well-designed studies across decades, you get on much more solid ground.
If groups of studies are more convincing, specific studies are more fascinating and evocative. Just check out the narrative from this guy's thesis, describing a couple of important research projects and their conclusions.
In addition, Eddy & Mellalieu (2003) elaborated that the use of imagery techniques to imagine performing a specific sports skill has been shown to improve the physical performance of that. Using the mind, an athlete can register positive images over and over, enhancing the skill through repetition or rehearsal, similar to physical practice. Therefore, with mental rehearsal, minds and bodies become trained to actually perform the skill imagined. Imagery and visualization is the development of creating a mental image or goal of what he/she wants to happen or feel. Research by Newmark (2012) supports visualization was first applied to sports performance after the 1984 Olympics, when Russian researchers studying Olympic athletes found that Olympians who had employed visualization techniques experienced a positive impact on their biological outcomes and performance. (emphasis added)
To a certain extent, this is intuitive. Our brains run on electrical impulses, and using our brains to visualize, say, a sweep, seems like it should get the right patterns set in our brains. Besides, most of us spend an all-too-brief time actually on the mats during the week. The knowledge that thinking about the motion of shrimping while you're sitting at your desk might improve your jiu-jitsu is powerful. While there's certainly no substitute for hard physical training, it's helpful to know that mental training — which you can do anywhere — can afford additional benefits.
When I say "benefits," I'm talking sport-specific benefits. Take golf, for example. Two different studies tracked golfers on their putting accuracy: one found "significant performance improvements" in putting from visualization, and the other found that "using positive imagery" (i.e., imagining a successful putt instead of a missed putt) had a "significant main effect on performance improvement." We're talking a very specific motor-skills task here, folks: visualizing yourself striking a putt and having that putt go in makes your putting more likely to be accurate.
It's not just golf, of course. Martial artists will be thrilled (and hopefully unsurprised) to learn that visualization while training judo not only helps you learn judo techniques, it also helps your "imaging" knowledge, your ability to successfully visualize. Like any task, the more you do it, the better you get at it, and the more you think about it, the better you get at thinking about it. When you put it that way, it seems like common sense, right?
Finally, one study that really blew my mind — and, to some researchers, hints at the mechanism by which visualization works. It's one thing to talk about visualization improving your body's coordination. But research shows that it increases your actual muscle strength as well. Read that again. Visualizing muscle movement actually increases your muscle strength. You remember in the Matrix, how Keanu Reeves had never used his muscles before, but he still could, y'know, move? Turns out that's not so unrealistic.
Researchers asked 30 young, healthy volunteers to participate in the study. Eight of them were trained to perform "mental contractions" of their little finger muscles, without actually moving the muscles. Eight other people did the same mental task, but with elbow movements. Six other volunteers actually did the finger muscle movements instead of thinking about them. Then the remaining eight weren't trained at all, physically or mentally, and served as a control group.
After the 12 week study concluded, they found this:
At the end of training, we found that the [mental-only finger movement] group had increased their finger abduction strength by 35% (P < 0.005) and the [mental-only elbow flexion] group augmented their elbow flexion strength by 13.5% (P < 0.001). The physical training group increased the finger abduction strength by 53% (P < 0.01). The control group showed no significant changes in strength for either finger abduction or elbow flexion tasks. The improvement in muscle strength for trained groups was accompanied by significant increases in electroencephalogram-derived cortical potential, a measure previously shown to be directly related to control of voluntary muscle contractions. We conclude that the mental training employed by this study enhances the cortical output signal, which drives the muscles to a higher activation level and increases strength. (emphasis added)
This tells us that yes, physical exercise is best for building muscle — but mental training can build strength, too. The mind is powerful.
One caveat: the practice of visualization in these studies isn't standardized, so there's some variability in how people use terms like "visualizing" and "imaging." This doesn't mean you shouldn't do it: in fact, if that judo study is to be believed, the more you do it, the more efficient you'll be (just like jiujitsu itself).
Rather than take you through all the methods used in these studies, I'm going to tell you how I do it, why I do it that way, and what that has to do with an iterated algorithm. I haven't been the subject of any research studies since I was a kid, so I can't prove what I do works, but it makes me feel more prepared, and that's valuable in and of itself.
Given that the research shows that positive imagine has a greater impact — and that Marcelo Garcia says "I don't worry about what the other guy's going to do" — I start out by visualizing my ideal match, where everything goes right. I see myself doing the techniques that I'd choose to do if everything works perfectly. For me, those techniques are:
Single leg takedown > Knee cut guard pass > Knee drive pass to mount > Mounted collar choke
What can I say? I'm a simple man who likes choking with his hands. This plan, given the techniques I know and do, is my optimal world. Obviously, you can change it up and insert your ideal match techniques as well. I run through these techniques in my mind over and over before my match.
As we all know, no plan survives engagement with the enemy. Often, people are pesky, and they don't let you just dominate them from stem to stern. Plus, sometimes I just choose to pull guard. And finally, it's boring to imagine the same match in the same order over and over.
An iterated algorithm is a concept from math. You start with a number (or point), then process it somehow to obtain a new number or point. When you integrate that new number/point into the process, you create a "feedback mechanism" — and after a while a pattern emerges.
You can think of how I do visualization as several iterations, or, if you prefer, a Choose Your Own Adventure book. I start from the ideal match (Single leg takedown > Knee cut guard pass > Knee drive pass to mount > Mounted collar choke). Then, I insert some changes into the system. What if I get taken down? Maybe it's:
Get double legged > Recover guard > Tripod sweep > Knee cut guard pass > Knee drive pass to mount > Mounted collar choke
Or what if the process is disrupted in the middle? Maybe he recovers guard, and I have to pass again:
Single leg takedown > Knee cut guard pass > He recovers guard > Torreando pass > Back Take > Bow & Arrow Choke
You can see that the possibilities are infinite. But two commonalities remain: first, I always visualize finding a way to win the match; and second, I keep the visualizations to my A-game techniques, the most likely tactics that I'll have to use. This keeps all my best options in the top of my mind. It also gives me something to do in the bullpen, which is nice.
In most competitive pursuits, the person who is able to impose their game on the other party wins. This is why drilling and rolling are both important: getting to your happy place quickly and efficiently is critical.
If you want both your mind and your body to get to that happy place more often, try visualization. No iterated algorithms required.


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Alex Glover - The Guy Behind The lens
The guy that lives, breathes and loves property photography, Alex studied photography before setting up Azander Ltd almost 10 years ago.
He has spent the last decade using his attention for fine detail to ensure that all of his clients always receive the best possible outcome when they enlist him to undertake their projects.
Alex says, "I have been lucky enough to develop strong relationships with an array of professionals within a number of sectors from leisure and hospitality, to construction, development and design."
"Working or otherwise, I'm usually found photographing buildings and architecture. I'm constantly in persuit of producing exceptional and original photography. Oh, and I am a self confessed 'geek' in relation to technology or advancements in my field.
On the rare occasions Alex isn't photographing or processing buildings and architecture he can be found DJing a nightclub in Lancaster on Saturday nights, roaming the wilds of Saddleworth on his bike or trying (but failing) to play the guitar.
For some photographs Alex has shot in his spare time, have a look at the 'Play' section of this site.
If you fancy a chat about your project or just want a bit of advice, call Alex direct on 07890 617 229.


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As an R.E.M.-Centric shareholder in REMChronicle, the idea of Songkick is fascinating as it's use of data-driven methods attempt to find for you concerts that you would enjoy. If you are like me and wrap a couple of headphones around your ears and allow last.fm to do its thing, you will be provided with a slew of concert events as well as create an official site for every possible concert event in the history of music.
As if that is it's primary goal, Songkick has a long way to go, whether they will try to be the "Wiki" of concert data; if fans decide to flock in droves in order to do just that. My couple of moments were reviewing the concert data for R.E.M. It would seem that of course the busy workers at Songkick visited the Chronicle as well as remtimeline to acquire the full-fledged concert history of R.E.M., missing of course the most vital component, the songs! I could imagine that such an endeavor would take a long time, considering how much time I spent data-entering this information-most likely sitting in my boxers listening to music as I dutifully spent that time making sure that every setlist was entered.
I have to look at this from two different perspectives. As a music fan I find it fascinating. If the site gathers enough fans that find it's pages attractive then I would surely deem it as a source.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famers R.E.M. are releasing a remastered, expanded edition of their second album Reckoning on June 23 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the album's release.
The original 10-track album has been expanded to two discs and is the second album to get the deluxe treatment, following last year's release of a deluxe edition of their debut Murmur. Disc One of the set will feature the original album, remastered.
DIsc Two will be a live show from the band's tour in support of the album, preformed at Chicago's Aragon Ballroom on July 7, 1984 and broadcast on WXRT. The full tracklisting for this second disc has not been released so it's not clear if the show is being released in its entirety or if it has been abbreviated.
Testing this function in REMRing.
At this point, it would seem that we are functional to the point of being able to add news items/spreading the word of Stipe but obviously much more functionality is necessary before I feel compelled to state accurately that this site is once again up. For that reason you might see a story or ten here looking at some of the various methods at which are going to be necessary in order to see how things are looking, plus looking at menu design, etc.
To give you a quick update as to why the site was down, I was getting tired of Joomla, my content management system as it had reached an apex of frustration on top of being attacked every week or so by this or that person.
The site had run it's course in my head when trying to migrate to a new version of Joomla proved more frustrating than ever as it seemed some of the comments were going to be lost.
Once I figured out that Joomla had run it's course I started looking for alternatives and thus chose Drupal instead. Lately, inbetween living the hectic life and trying to plan a wedding I have been reading up on all the functionality of Drupal, essentially doing a little homework before the site came into existence.
As you might have guessed I am currently in process of getting this site up and running.


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Dear Abby: A couple of years ago, my husband told me that he likes to dress in women's clothing. Since then, he has read books and is seeing a counselor. The reality is, he is transgender. He now wears his hair long and has long fingernails.
I have tried to be understanding and have gone places with him when he is dressed as a woman. He has met other transgender people who have either made the full transition or are content without it. I allow my husband time with these new friends without me.
I have reconciled with these activities, but I have told him that if he decides to change his gender to female, I will not be able to be married to him. He's on hormones at the moment and plans to start testosterone blockers.
I love him but not the woman side of him. Am I unreasonable to put a boundary on my marriage? He says I am his "world" and I should love him no matter what gender he is. Am I being selfish?
— Somewhere in the Northwest
Dear Somewhere: You may be your husband's world, but his world is changing and yours along with it. It is not selfish to take care of yourself. You did not enter your marriage to be partnered with another woman, and you should not be made to feel guilty remaining with one if it's not what you want.
The Straight Spouse Network is a confidential support network of current or former heterosexual spouses or partners of gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender mates. Its mission is to help straight spouses/partners cope with coming-out issues and help mixed-orientation couples and their children build bridges of understanding. To learn more about it and find a support group near you, visit straight spouse.org.
Dear Abby: I have always had an extremely close relationship with my little sister. Last year, I left for university. It was hard for both of us. My college is an hour away from where my family lives, so even though I live on campus, I try to come home whenever I can to visit on weekends.
Lately, it seems like my little sister has distanced herself from me. She doesn't confide in me anymore, shows little interest in my life, and it has gotten to the point where she barely acknowledges me in public. I have tried talking to her about it and telling her how much it hurts me, but she tells me I'm overreacting and to stop being stupid.
My mom says she does this with everyone and that this is typical for a 14-year-old, but it breaks my heart to be so excluded from her life. Is this just a phase I have to learn to deal with and accept?
— Sad Big Sister
Dear Big Sister: Your sister is growing up, and part of that process means becoming an individual. Right now, she is trying to figure out who she is apart from the family she loves — including you. I'm sure she isn't intentionally trying to hurt your feelings. Because you were so close, she may have felt abandoned when you left for college. Your mother is right about this. Let your sister evolve. She'll be back.
Write Dear Abby at DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.


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Titles read: "NORTHANTS TUG-O-WAR - ONE PULL AND THEY'RE IN!".
Geddington, Northamptonshire.
Various shots of people arriving in the village of Geddington for a tug of war contest. - 'The Battle of the Brook'. The north side team ride on a trailer towed by a tractor. Two men ride in a horse-drawn carriage. Villagers gather at the River Ise over which the contest is to take place. A town crier rings his bell and reads from a charter. Huge crowds stand on both sides of the river.
We see the prize for the contest - a barrel of beer which is suspended on the tug-of-war rope that spans the river. The two team captains drink to one another. The teams get firm footholds then the contest begins. Various shots of the two teams tugging away. C/Us of feet on the soggy ground, team members straining (oo-er). The south side team are pulled into and across the river.
The men are helped out and the second 'pull' starts. After much tugging and straining, the south team are pulled across again. One member dives in head first. The men crowd to the bank to be helped out.
Note: programme and further info on file.
Titles read: "NORTHANTS TUG-O-WAR - ONE PULL AND THEY'RE IN!".
- Archive
- British Pathé
- Issue Date:
- 02/04/1959
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 49847
- HD Format:
- Available on request
- Film ID:
- 1553.32
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Duration
- 00:01:08:00
- Time in/Out:
- 01:58:17:00 / 01:59:25:00
- Canister:
- 59/27
- Sort Number:
- 59/027
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