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Mary Shelley, Lieutenant Uhura, Ellen Ripley, and so many more.

While mainstream science fiction excels at imagining far-out futures, exploring the far reaches of the imagination, and scaring the bejesus out of us, it's generally accepted that historically, the genre has been pretty terrible at populating its brave new worlds with anyone other than straight, cisgender white dudes. (Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, and many of the other "greats" wrote almost exclusively about their demographic, and onscreen science fiction, from Star Wars and Back to the Future to adaptations like War of the Worlds and Blade Runner, has long shared similar representation issues.)
But sci-fi history actually has featured ahead-of-its-time, female-identifying authors and creators who have challenged conventional notions of race, gender, and sexuality head-on for centuries. Their contributions are so essential (some are by far the most out-there in the canon) that without them, the genre could not possibly have grown into the blockbuster behemoth it is today. Like many sci-fi creators, this radical group's explorations weren't limited to faroff planets; they dove into the sticky, difficult, often ugly realities of their own worlds, many of which are still with us today. They tackled misogyny, homophobia, racism, and the dangers of conventional gender roles — concepts often foreign to the world they inhabited. While their efforts were not always celebrated in the mainstream, they opened the possibility of a better future and pushed the conversation forward.
An extremely nerdy caveat: Many female voices have been excluded from the sci-fi canon based on the argument that the works they create aren't "really" science fiction, but fantasy (in Party Down, Martin Starr's Roman is fixated on this — the distinction between "hard" sci-fi and fantasy). While most of this "categorization" is simply a sexist dodge, we do believe in categories. For our purposes, let's define science fiction here as the depiction of fictional worlds in which science (including space travel), technology, and/or pseudoscience feature prominently and necessarily in the story's telling. Therefore, A Handmaid's Tale, though probably one of this writer's favorite books of all time, is not science fiction (Atwood herself has described it as speculative/dystopian fiction, a genre having more to do with social critique than adventure), while superhero comics — when they feature superpowers — could be considered such. Below, a rundown of some of the most feminist moments in sci-fi history:
Marie-Anne de Roumier-Robert Publishes Voyage de Milord Céton Dans les Sept Planètes (1765)
In an era when women had to rely on pen names if they wanted to be taken seriously, Roumier-Robert, the educated daughter of a well-connected French family, wrote under her own name. Voyage de Milord Céton chronicles the adventures of a young aristocrat and his sister as they visit the planets of the solar system, which each house souls of deceased historical figures. Though some of her male contemporaries accused her of copying the work of celebrated French author and family friend Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle (copycatting was a common charge against female authors of the time), Robert-Roumier's Voyage is remembered as one of the earliest-known works of science fiction by a woman. (Read it here.)
Mary Shelley Publishes Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus, at 21 (1818)
Young female creatives feeling somehow less accomplished than their peers should remember the tale of young Mary Shelley. At just 18, the writer spent a summer with her family and several other writers, including beau Percy Bysshe Shelley and poet Lord Byron, in Geneva, where they spent nights swapping ghost stories. For a while, Shelley couldn't come up with one to share; then one night, conversation turned to the nature of humanity, which inspired in her a short story about a man's quest to reanimate a corpse and the disastrous existential consequences that ensue. She later expanded the tale into Frankenstein, which quickly became a foundational text on the downside of scientific progress and made Shelley the reigning queen of goths for generations to come.
Rokeya Sakhawat Hussain Publishes "Sultana's Dream" (1905)
It's criminal that Rokeya Sakhawat Hussain is rarely mentioned alongside her American feminist contemporaries. Her work on behalf of women's rights in early 20th-century India included establishing the first school for Muslim girls and the publication of multiple gender-centric stories. In the short utopian satire "Sultana's Dream," the tradition of purdah (in which women are hidden from society in various ways) is reversed so that men are the isolates, and women invent and benefit from advanced technology, including flying cars and solar power. With its publication, Hussain became not only one of the best-known Islamic feminist authors, but also one of the very first known feminist sci-fi writers in the East or West, period. (Read it here.)
Charlotte Perkins Gilman Publishes the Herland Trilogy (1911-1916)
Most people familiar with Gilman first made her acquaintance in English class, via "The Yellow Wallpaper," her famous, semiautobiographical short story about postpartum psychosis. Unfortunately, her most badass works are less frequently assigned, including the Herland trilogy, a set of utopian novels in which male explorers encounter a hidden society that has done away with its sexist, racist, and otherwise-unjust institutions. Beginning in 1911 with the publication of Moving the Mountain, and continuing in 1915 with Herland — the best known of the set — and concluding with Her in Ourland (1916), the Herland trilogy was a landmark work that shredded Victorian gender norms. Consider it one of the earliest manifestations of #banmen.
Thea von Harbou Co-writes Fritz Lang's Metropolis (1927)
The silent movie about a rich city maintained by an all-but-enslaved working class is known not only as a classic dystopian tale and a major moment in the history of German film, but as filmmaker Fritz Lang's magnum opus. But often forgotten is the fact that Lang's wife, Thea von Harbou, wrote most of the script and subsequently cast Gustav Fröhlich as the film's star. Von Frau was deeply conflicted politically: A Nazi loyalist, she campaigned for pro-choice policies and defied the law to marry her third husband, a man of color. But her creative contributions ultimately made the science-fiction world a more inclusive place. Whether Metropolis is feminist or not is debatable (its female protagonist, Maria, is certainly more strong-willed than most damsels in distress), but von Harbou insisted on keeping her more progressive beliefs in the picture.
Naomi Mitchison Publishes Memoirs of a Spacewoman (1962)
Given the level of scientific curiosity and detail that fill this tale of a female space explorer, it's no surprise that its author, Scottish novelist Naomi Mitchison, trained as a geneticist. Guided by a prototypical version of Star Trek's Prime Directive, which forbids explorers from intervening in alien cultures, Spacewoman's protagonist and her colleagues, a group of Martians who can change their sex at will, observe life forms around the galaxy, including a race of butterflies who telepathically taunt the caterpillar population as lesser beings. The radical novel begins with a real pipe-bomb of a cold open, too, at least for its era: "I think of my friends and the fathers of my children." Add to this the fact that Mitchison wrote more than 90 books, many of which dealt boldly with abortion and other women's rights issues; that she started writing science fiction in her 60s; and that she helped proofread her friend J.R.R. Tolkien's little trilogy The Lord of the Rings — and it becomes pretty obvious why her contributions to the sci-fi genre were meaningful.
Nichelle Nichols Debuts as Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek (1966)
If you know one thing about feminism and sci-fi, you know about Star Trek's Lieutenant Nyota Uhura, communications officer on the first-ever starship Enterprise and one of the most prominent — and awesome — black female characters in science-fiction history. Nichelle Nichols's portrayal of Uhura was the first step in what would become the show's lifelong commitment to the idea of a brighter future for everyone — a quality that distinguished it from its genre contemporaries. It's sadly not true that Nichols's kiss with William Shatner (Captain Kirk) in a 1968 episode was television's first interracial kiss, as is often rumored, but Nichols's portrayal of the intelligent, force-to-be-reckoned-with Uhura gave generations of women of color — including Whoopi Goldberg and astronaut Mae Jemison — the inspiration that science fiction is known for delivering.
Betty Jo Trimble Leads – and Wins – the Save Star Trek Campaign (1968)
One of the biggest and earliest wins for fandom can be credited to a single shrewd nerd girl. In 1968, Trek superfan Betty Jo "Bjo" Trimble learned that NBC was planning on canceling the new show Star Trek, which wasn't doing as well as expected after two seasons (at the time, shows that didn't make it to three seasons didn't get reruns and tended to fall through the cracks of TV history). Together with her husband, John, she organized a massive grassroots letter-writing campaign that rallied fans across the country to demand the show be saved. Obviously, the crusade worked, and thanks to third-season syndication, Trek has become one of the longest-running and most lucrative — not to mention one of the most socially progressive — franchises ever. (More on this fan coup here.)
Ursula K. LeGuin Publishes The Left Hand of Darkness (1969)
If you were to ask the occasional fan to name a work of feminist sci-fi, they would probably mention The Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K. LeGuin's classic novel about a diplomatic interplanetary mission that explores asexuality, androgyny, and gender as harmful social constructs in more depth than any work preceding it. Though some of LeGuin's feminist contemporaries criticized the novel for trafficking in gender stereotypes, its publication — just as the women's liberation movement was getting off the ground — was an absolutely crucial moment in the history of science fiction. It was so revolutionary, in fact, that the story's progressive themes, which were of course controversial at the time of publication, are still considered radical in 2014.
Joanna Russ Publishes The Female Man, "When It Changed" (1970, 1972)
An outspoken lesbian feminist, Joanna Russ was extremely influential in terms of sexuality and gender in science fiction when the genre was just beginning to hit its pop-cultural stride in the 1970s. A well-regarded literary critic and author, Russ's convictions were ahead of her time, and her most famous and respected undertakings still read like they were written yesterday. "When It Changed," a short story about an encounter between sexist dude-stronauts and an advanced, manless world, was written as a compellingly direct challenge to sexist "all-woman world" stories that were in vogue at the time. In the classic satirical novel The Female Man (its title mocks the notion that women must be more masculine to be respected) four women traveling between parallel dimensions confront different notions of womanhood; its observations about the absurdity of gender roles remain sadly timeless.
The First Star Trek Convention, Documented by Joan Winston, Sondra Marshak, and Jacqueline Lichtenberg (1972)
While not female-dominated per se, the organization of the first-ever Star Trek convention in January 1972 was an unusually egalitarian affair for the sci-fi world of the time. The committee that organized the New York City assembly was nearly 50/50 in terms of gender, and what's more, the key documentarians of the growing subculture were three women: Sondra Marshak, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, and Joan Winston, who in 1975 published Star Trek Lives!, a collective memoir of Trek fandom during the preceding decade. Two years later, the particularly animated Winston wrote The Making of the Trek Conventions, a now-classic chronicle of the early days of one of the biggest fan subcultures of all time.
Samuel R. Delany Publishes Controversial, Queer-Friendly Dhalgren (1975)
Likely only the most diehard sci-fi nerds have heard of this apocalyptic and supremely bizarre novel about the denizens of a midwestern town sequestered from the rest of the world by some unknown event. Written by Samuel Delany, an outspoken gay African-American writer whose works (which also included a few issues of Wonder Woman in the early '70s) are frequently concerned with sexuality, Dhalgren is a labyrinthine story that has been compared to works by James Joyce for its complexity and circular, often metatextual structure. But the book is also notable — especially given its era — for its openly bisexual characters whose sometimes polyamorous relationships were described as matter-of-factly as the landscape or any other minor plot point.
The Bionic Woman Gets Her Own Spinoff (1976)
It wasn't a surprise that The Six Million Dollar Man was a smash hit in the mid-1970s — it epitomized the cool-dude genre so popular then. Its 1976 spinoff The Bionic Woman, which tracked the adventures of robotically upgraded tennis player Jaime Sommers, may have been just the lady version of The Six Million Dollar Man and may have only lasted three seasons, but as its half-baked, sexist 2007 reboot made perfectly clear, Lindsay Wagner's O.G. Bionic Woman was momentous. She not only brought lots of feminist badassery to the masses — initially, she did even better in the ratings than her male forebearer.
Ellen Ripley Kicks Ass in Alien (1979)
Would Ridley Scott's Alien films be anywhere near as epic without Sigourney Weaver? No. Weaver's portrayal of Ellen Ripley, the warrant officer who uses massive guns and major smarts in order to triumph over a seemingly endless parade of giant, terrifying, body-snatching aliens, was and continues to be a major leap for science fiction. It subverted gender roles in a stunningly logical fashion — by casting a mostly gender-neutral role with an actor who just happens to be a woman — and proved beyond doubt that women could play beleaguered, tough-as-nails action heroes just as men had for decades.
Leigh Brackett Writes First Draft of The Empire Strikes Back (1980)
True, Star Wars has been riddled with plenty of gender issues since its inception, but it should never be forgotten that the first draft of The Empire Strikes Back, the franchise's second and undoubtedly best installment, was written by a woman. Leigh Brackett, a screenwriter known for movies like The Big Sleep (which she co-wrote with William effing Faulkner), was a staunch advocate of what was then called "science fantasy" despite its perceived inferiority at the time. Her commitment to the genre earned her a lot of flack from her contemporaries … until George Lucas approached her to write his second script. Her death from cancer shortly after turning in her initial draft put rewrites into the hands of Lawrence Kasdan, but her name still appears as a co-credit on the film.
Metroid's Samus Is (Surprise!) a Woman (1986)
If only Reddit and 4chan had existed in 1986. If only we could have witnessed the outrage and disbelief that must have overtaken male video-gamers upon reaching any three of the five alternate endings of Metroid (a platformer starring a bounty hunter named Samus Aran) and discovered that its protagonist — who wears a full-body suit throughout the game's levels — was a woman. A what?! True, there have since been multiple issues around the sexualization of the space-pirate assassin, including the evolution of her wardrobe once gamers discovered her gender, but the original reveal turned gender norms in fighting games on their heads. (Bonus: Nintendo developers who created the game credit Ellen Ripley and the Alien franchise as huge influences. Funny how that whole logic-being-contagious thing works.)
Sarah Connor Flexes Her Guns in Terminator 2 (1991)
If Sarah Connor's muscle-bulging pull-ups — and subsequent badassery throughout the rest of Terminator 2 — aren't a staggering win for feminist sci-fi, I don't really know what is.
Dana Scully Babysits Fox Mulder in The X-Files (1993)
There's little doubt that Fox "Spooky" Mulder would not have survived nine seasons of supernatural investigations without the help of doctor and noted skeptic Dana Scully. Sure, it's kinda annoying that someone as brilliant and capable as Scully would have to essentially babysit a dude so deeply dedicated to his search for aliens and monsters that he's forgotten how to play ball with the outside world. But Gillian Anderson's shoulder-padded, eye-rolling, logical Scully ensured The X-Files was a landmark in feminist screenwriting. Scully wasn't just a "strong female character"; she was a strong character, period.
Star Trek: Voyager Stars Kathryn Janeway, First Major Female Trek Captain (1995)
Diversity-loving Star Trek has always featured women in prominentleadership roles in its cast of characters (see: Lt. Uhura), but it wasn't until 1995 — four years after creator Gene Roddenberry's death — that the franchise finally put a woman at the helm of her own series: Kathryn Janeway, Captain of the U.S.S. Voyager. Played by Kate Mulgrew, Star Trek: Voyager's Janeway was fair-minded, no-nonsense, empathetic, battle-tested, and best of all, totally fallible — qualities that, like The X-Files' Scully's, demonstrated just how easy it is to write a complex, compelling character who just happens to be female.
Octavia Butler Wins a MacArthur Genius Grant (1995)
If you've never read Octavia E. Butler, I feel bad for you. One of the most well-read female sci-fi writers — and probably sci-fi writers of any gender — of all time, the African-American author explores racism, sexism, homophobia, poverty, violence, and religion via dystopian futures and interstellar alien politics magnificently (check out Lilith's Brood and the Parable of the Sower trilogy). In 1995, this impassioned advocate for social change became the first science-fiction writer to receive the MacArthur Fellowship (a.k.a. the "Genius Grant"), which recognizes those who have made indispensable and singular contributions to Western society.
Lieutenant Starbuck Gets Gender-Swapped, Complex in Battlestar Galactica (2004)
The original 1978 Battlestar Galactica series portrayed Lieutenant Starbuck as a womanizing, cigar-smoking rogue, but the 2004 reimagining of Starbuck as an incredibly flawed, adaptive, and brilliant woman made the character unforgettable. Playing Kara Thrace, Katee Sackhoff was as rebellious, arrogant, and hedonistic as the original and, even better, she actually changes over the show's four seasons. Once again, a female character's imperfections (quickness to anger, uncouth behavior, rash decision-making), depth, and lack of conformity to conventional gender norms made her a banner example of how breaking stale male-gaze-y archetypes makes sci-fi way more interesting.
Carol Danvers Becomes Captain Marvel, the Carol Corps Is Born (2012)
Superhero comics aren't sci-fi like Star Trek is sci-fi, but their fantastical narratives are quasi-scientific in many ways (genetically modified, radioactive spiders, anyone?), and like the sci-fi world, the comics world has been plagued by sexism for decades. Take part-time Avenger Carol Danvers, for example. Also known as Ms. Marvel, this former soldier was long burdened by ill-fitting costumes and sexist plotlines, but two years ago, writer Kelly Sue De Connick and illustrator Jamie McKelvie gave her a major upgrade: Her costume was revamped to actually be superhero-practical (none of that sexy boot-and-cleavage stuff) and she was renamed Captain Marvel. She wasn't the first female Captain — the Pam Grier–inspired Monica Rambeau takes that title — but this time around, female comics fans didn't just rejoice; they rallied and birthed the Carol Corps, a feminist fandom community that has improved the atmosphere for lady-geeks at conventions, online, and beyond.
Janelle Monáe Releases The Electric Lady (2013)
When she emerged in 2007 with her debut EP Metropolis: Suite I (The Chase), Janelle Monáe was making music so progressive, most of the music-loving world wasn't ready for it. While some critics and fans immediately picked up on the brilliance of her Afrofuturistic, multi-suite body of work — a set of dystopian concept albums, inspired by Fritz Lang and Thea von Harbou's Metropolis, about a fugitive android named Cindi Mayweather — it took a while for Monáe to win a wider audience. That happened last year with The Electric Lady, a stunning double album that has now achieved mainstream success doing what sci-fi does best: giving fans new insight into race and gender issues of the present by exploring them against the backdrop of an exciting, dramatic future.
Ms. Marvel, a Teenage Muslim Superhero, Is Born (2014)
Once again delighting fans hungry for diversity in comics, Marvel late last year debuted a brand-new superhero: a 16-year-old Muslim shapeshifter from Jersey named Kamala Khan. Brought to life by award-winning comics writer G. Willow Wilson — a Muslim woman — this second-generation Pakistani-American Ms. Marvel (not to be confused with the aforementioned Carol Danvers, who's now Captain Marvel) is the first solo-billed Muslim superhero in Marvel's history.
Women – and Soon, Queers ! – Destroy Science Fiction (2014-2015)
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Saturated Fat 36.8 g183.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
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The Oscar-winning film director Danny Boyle had the world at his feet. He could have chosen any creative project he wanted. Hollywood, television, the theatre – it was all open to him. And what has he chosen? To become the artistic director of the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games. It's certainly a brave decision.
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There are, it seems, several reasons. Some are explicit in a sincere but naïve belief that a government owned-and-operated Internet would be better and cheaper than the private one.
Others recognize the costs and risks of injecting government deep into the Internet's core architecture, but imagine (with more wishful thinking than evidence) that powerful governments would be more friendly to consumers than powerful corporations. (They have no patience for any middle ground, such as giving Wheeler's rules a chance to work or not.)
Some of the activists are funded by large incumbent content providers, who believe that throwing the ISPs off-balance will improve their own bargaining position but who almost certainly underestimate the risk of being caught up in the same whirlpool.
Many are just going along for the ride. As I've noted before, there's always a risk that Internet freedom fighters can turn unexpectedly into an Internet mob, especially when the information they're provided is incomplete or, as here, wildly inaccurate.
Which makes the continued repetition of the big lie all the more dangerous. Because in the end, even if FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler was truly about to destroy the Internet with new rules restricting ISPS, the public utility alternative is no alternative at all. It is truly the nuclear option.
A cursory look at the sad history of a hundred and fifty years of public utility regulation makes clear that it also no panacea. Indeed, as two former Obama administration experts have pointed out, a hypothetical ISP would find it easier, not harder, to offer last mile prioritization under Title II than under the proposed rules. (They were accused of being traitors to the cause, and their reasonable voices drowned out in the circus-like atmosphere of Wheeler's public execution.)
Whatever the motives of its proponents, the public utility panacea remains the biggest of all net neutrality lies. As it has been all along, it is a solution in search of a problem.
That's no surprise. Panaceas have always been myths. And where the ancient Greeks once sought a universal remedy for all ailments that would prolong life indefinitely, modern medicine no longer imagines such a possibility.
Indeed, doctors confronted with patients who cling to misguided hope from fake cure-alls for all manner of real or psychosomatic conditions have another word for supposed panaceas. They call them placebos.
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That's why I have a soft spot for the early-1980s designer Jean Paul Gaultier. He's not exactly seen as leading-edge by the Hoxton fashion collective, but he really likes England - a good sign - and he likes a laugh.
JPG's commercial, like a lot of his stuff, seems to be art-directed by Pierre et Gilles, whose cod low-life Paris sensibility is very cheerful. Against a theatrical backdrop of the sex-industry quarter of olde Paris - "sexy" in pink neon, a moulin on the painted backdrop, a commuter train crossing the bridge ahead - two young beauties are chewing each others faces off with much a deeper mouth action than you'd see with any of Calvin's or Yves's products.
But they're doing it in such a strangely technical way that you wonder if they're sex-industry workers themselves. The girl has piled dark hair and a very brief top. The boy has the standard Gaultier homoerotic kit - white cap-sleeved striped top and tight white trousers.
As the kissing wears on, the girl takes the male part, rocks the boy back on his heels and bends over him. They mix through to the Gaultier torso bottles - the striped male one and the Madonna conical bra and bustier - wobbling about together. These are period classics and much more fun than all those bottles that think they're sculpture. Then back to the submissive boy telling the girl, "You smell nice you know." Whatever your feelings about Eurotrash, JPG has a much more distinctive voice than the standard "fragrance" approach.
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2. Melt 1 Tbsp. butter over medium heat. Sauté ham until browned, about 4 minutes. Add onion; sauté 1 minute. Add spinach; sauté 1 minute. Remove from heat.
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WOW! Look at this guy 55yrs young
Great thread.
I am 52 and competed drug-free back in the late 80's and early 90's. I then got into golf bigtime until recently, when the bodybuilding bug caught me again.
At this age I realize that things are not the same, and I've been looking for a way to fight the increase in estro and decrease in testosterone.
Thanks for all of the information!
Most tests that I remember was done at less than 300mg per day.
While E will rise with DHEA, so to will T. I have used it as a staple supplement for 2 years ED. I stay fairly lean year round and I think it has a greater effect on E because of less aromatization from stored E in fat tissues.
But I can honestly say, I can feel when E is on the higher side and it a shi**y feeling to say the least.
A caveat for older lifters, "don't lift heavy too often". I use to lift occasionally, with gentlemen by the name of Dr. Daryl Johnson. You may have seen him on the cover of "Powerlifting" magazine from time to time, moreover he is a member of the NASA "Hall of Fame" (below is an exerpt). In his early 70's Daryl was squating over 600 lbs. He is built like a brick outhouse and helped me increase my bench press from 315 to over 350 lbs. Years of heavy lifting finally took its toll on Daryl. His joints started hurting so badly that he had to quite lifting altogether. A few years ago I started having joint problems myself and countered with Cissus. Cissus only masks the problem when I quit using it my joints would start to hurt again. Now I only lift heavy on occasion. The rest of the time I use moderate weights and increase the reps. My joints are in excellent condition and I now lift pain free.
Daryl Johnson, AR. 1990 Over-All Athlete of the Year. Has re-wrote the Record Book in every weight class and division he has lifted. Has won an Athlete of the Year Award every year he has been a member of NASA including Meet Director of the Year, Referee of the Year," Terry McGowan Memorial Award for Excellence", Masters 2 Lifter of Year, Masters 3 Lifter of the Year. One of 3 lifters selected as Athlete of the Decade for the '90's. Competed for NASA on our Russian Tour (Lenengrad and Moscow), winning all of his competitions. Daryl is a sure winner every time he takes the platform.
P.S. I also lift at the same gym with Tyson Meyers. Check him out he's one strong mother.
Right you are, it's not so much about age but wear and tear.. I don't lift heavy all the time, maybe a few routines are year are really heavy. I usually switch off to higher reps or even more isolated movements. I like HST for this as I can build up to the heavy weight but because of my joints I have found that I could not go more than 2 weeks when I got down to 5 reps, and I should have opted for only 2 sets instead of the optional 3 when doing 5 reps. I also find I need to take more frequent breaks.. I take a week every 2 or 3 months sometimes less time depending on what I'm doing.
Unremarkable is no way to go through life... Doug
I started back fairly late in life (32) and soon discovered my joints were not going to support a life of heavy lifting on a constant basis. That and the fact that I am not particularly strong on a lot of lifts made me choose bodybuilding over powerlifting style of training. I still managed to do some bonehead moves over the years and that has forced me to get smarter with my lifting. If nothing else I am a technician and will use lighter weight to get bigger gains when I can.
Unremarkable is no way to go through life... Doug
I have used Google, once or twice. I was interested in links from credible sources showing the safety risks of DHEA. I prefer to search PubMed where the results are not skewed by someone trying to sell me their DHEA or something they think is better.
I feel DHEA helps me. I feel it within minutes after taking it in the morning. It is not placebo effect.
Why do you think DHEA prefers to convert to Estrogen and not as much to Testosterone?
I rather think that T is also produced and then it is aromatized to E at a higher rate in some than others. The aromatization is what is the most important thing to control and blocking the sensitivity of E receptors.
You can also have all the T in the world but have low FT. Most of its all bound by SHBG.
I still go very heavy for my age and my joints are holding up well. My preference is to max out at 5 reps. Once a year I take a couple months and switch to GVT and run the 10 X 10s. I also take time off for one reason or another such as for my wife's recent 2 month cancer radiation treatments. I come back and in a month or two I am lifting heavy again. I still take my Cissus daily but a big key for me came two years ago when I started taking 7 gms of fish oil daily. The 2.1 gms of omega 3s contained therin seem to really lubricate and preserve my joints like nothing else I have known.
Unremarkable is no way to go through life... Doug
A well respected friend provided this information below on DHEA. Most notably was that DHEA does not convert to other hormones, as it is used by your body to make the others as needed.
The testes make most of your pregnenolone, the adrenals make most of your DHEA from pregnenolone. In the testes, DHEA progresses to progesterone then cortisol as NEEDED. The testes use DHEA to make testosterone as NEEDED. DHEA does not spontaneously turn into other hormones.
If DHEA is low, that can rate limit the production of down stream hormones, then DHEA supplementation can address some of that. Men and women start to loose significant levels of DHEA after 30 years of age. And we all start to age significantly from there. There are some good argument to supplement DHEA and there is a lot written about that. Because drug companies are not getting profits, they are not in control of what you here. But the message is still not simple or clear.
Guys on TRT without hCG have their testes shutdown and loose the biggest single source of pregnenolone in their bodies. That lowers DHEA and all of the other steroid hormones. Brain, mind and body all suffer.
You can safely take DHEA supplements. If your E goes high, that is another problem that needs to be studied and dealt with. If your cortisol is high, you need to look at how you are stressing your mind and body before the adrenals get weakened... another kind of hell. You do not want to manage E2 or cortisol with a lack of DHEA.
What brand of DIM products do you recommend? Also, I use 150mg of DHEA daily. Can DIM be used with DHEA?
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by NFCEastFan Organized Shoes Fits inside of my wife's closet and helps her organize her shoes December 14, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Mamey Well made I bought this organizer to store my husband's and my running shoes. It was easy to assemble and easily holds adult running shoes. I turned it on its side to fit in a tight space in our closet; perfect! September 28, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5Â by HotRodAngel Nice Organizer I will start off by saying that this is a nice shoe organizer, that I found very easy to put together. The assembly was quick, and I was able to begin organizing my shoes right after. One tip: When you are putting the rack together, there is a "finished side" and an "unfinished side" to the pieces. I didn't realize this on the first rack I put together, so I had to un-screw some of the pieces and flip them around Not a big deal, I just wasn't paying attention. Also, if you have a battery-powered drill with a phillips head screwdriver bit, it makes assembly *way* easier and faster! In regards to the rack itself: While it serves it's purpose, ladies like myself that own high heels, stilettoes and/or heels with platforms, need to be aware that some of your shoes may not fit into the bins at all, or if they do, it will take some finagling to get them in there. If the bins were but a touch bigger (height and width), things would fit much better. But, for the price, they definitely serve their purpose and clean up the bottom of your closet in no time. June 12, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Doer Great space saver Looks great, easy assembly, and organizes several pairs of shoes that you can see at a glance. For larger shoes I ordered the 8 pair version. These are more sturdy than the 2 tier shelve rack without the dividers. June 4, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Lores 12 Pair Shoe Organizer Just one of the items from the Container Store that I have purchased over the years and have been very happy with the products; however, this item is sturdy and easy to assemble and gives you easy access to your shoes. May 25, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Gadgeteer My shoes have a home! Perfect cubbies for my shoes (size 6). I can also put two pairs of flip flops per section which helps save some space. This fulfills my shoe storage needs and I'm sure others can find a way that this neatly stores their shoes. May 13, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5Â by HtownMom Decluttering the Entrance This organizer was very easy to install (my 9 year old helped) and fits turned 90 degrees into a corner behind the backdoor, where my kids used to put their shoes on a 4-tiered wrought iron rack. The kids can better organize each pair of shoes in a cubby vs. piling them in a heap in one area of the rack. It gives that area a more organized look and feel. The only thing I had issue with were the tiny nails for the cardboard back. i bent at least 2 on each organizer and had to rummage in the tool chest for more nails. May 4, 2016
Rated 2 out of 5Â by RachDanielle Cheaply made I was super excited to buy this product and then my boyfriend started putting it together, when the wood started splitting and not enough pieces came with it to hold it together. It felt very cheaply made, but we somehow made it hold together, so hopefully it stays that way. I wouldn't buy this product again, I would get an already assembled shoe rack. May 2, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Dawnee terrific shoe storage Great purchase,Takes up very little space for 12 pair of shoes,and looks very attractive.Easy to put together,another plus.Nice sturdy material as well. April 30, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Feitclub Organization Heaven I bought several 12-pair and 6-pair cubbies to turn a double closet into a shoe haven. It worked out brilliantly! April 26, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by flacadiabla1 Finally! I tried every single cheaper way to keep my shoes organized, and probably spent more in total than if I had just purchased these organizers to begin with. They were simple to put together & they won't collapse in a month like their cardboard alternatives. April 10, 2016
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Ljrn27 get the 8 cube organizer, not this one! This shoe rack is ok for very small, low heel, non-clunky shoes... which realistically that description fits most shoes. I have tried countless shoe racks & organizers through the years & have come to the conclusion most must be designed by people who only wear flip flops. I do believe my search has finally ended, this rack is "ok", but the 8 cube one will be absolutely perfect. Shoes that dont in this cubbie include: higher heels, fatter heels, wedges, tennis shoes, larger mens shoes... pretty much most shoes wont fit, please don't waste your money. February 28, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by PleasedOrganizer Easy to assemble works great We found this shoe caddy easy to assemble and works exactly as we envisioned to organizing our closet. February 13, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5Â by nivarino Clean, compact, shoe organizer great for closets, etc. I bought two and had them side by side on the floor. the top makes it's own little shelf you can put things on too. the compartments are large enough to put 2 pairs of flats into. February 8, 2016
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Lindsey5554 Many shoes are too high and too wide to fit! I did not find this piece difficult to put together. I thought it was well made for the price. I bought four of these online thinking that I could throw out all my shoe boxes and could finally see my shoes. My biggest complaint is that the cubby spaces are TOO SMALL for many of my shoes. Some heels are too high to fit, and other shoes do not fit side by side. And you can forget about ever getting two sneakers in one cubby. That will never happen. Had the cubbies been another 3/4 inch wide, it would have been a big improvement. Now I can only store my smaller shoes in this container and still have to keep the shoes boxes for all the others. September 7, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Lexaloo Extremely difficult to assemble This product is so difficult to get together. I have one screw flush with the base, but could not get the other three to go in all the way. I have a blister on my hand from trying so hard to turn the screws. It seems like the drill holes are not long enough for the screws. I wish I would have read the reviews before buying this. I'm going to leave as is, leaning to one side and wobbly. I would suggest finding a different shoe organizer with better reviews! September 6, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5Â by RFatContainerStore Extremely Poor Quality - Do not buy The quality of this piece is atrocious. The particle board was already peeling on one side. The screws are too soft and came completely stripped (meaning a screwdriver can't grip them to get in). Attempting to get them into the unit left me covered in metal filaments. The unit CANNOT be assembled with the existing hardware. I am planning to purchase my own screws to assemble the unit. It's absolutely ridiculous that screws are even manufactured with such poor quality. August 26, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5Â by Jalmeida Too small -Compartments are too small. -Only 3" heels fit standing. -Each compartment can only hold one (1) shoe. -Good for kid's shoes. July 18, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Pamelasue No! The box said little assembly required....took out of box, a small bag of many little pieces and two pieces of wood cracked! July 12, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5Â by sstrazzu hard to assemble; does not fit mens shoes This product was VERY difficult to assemble. Took 3 people and many blisters and we were still unable to get the screws flush to the particleboard utilizing all the correct hardware. Seems as if the drill hole was not long enough to fit the screws provided. Finished one completely and debating returning the other half assembled as we cannot complete it. Product does not fit mens shoes or sneakers so plan to have enough slots accordingly. July 6, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5Â by CleanFreakMom Awesome Buy This organizer is great for shoe storage on floor of our closet. Now I can find both pair in the mornings!! July 3, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Russhan Don't waste your money This was easy to put together IMO. However, the boxes are WAY too small. I can't even fit a pair of vans (with the low soles, not the 1 inch classics) in side by side like the company's image shows. Also, boxes aren't very tall.... Don't expect to fit heels higher than 4 inches in them. June 16, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5Â by SeekingQuality Disappointed I bought 3 of these and each one of them had a different problem. But, all of them had very cheap hardware. The screws strip very easily, I am stuck with one organizer not put together because of the stripped screw, can't finish putting it together. There are not enough nails for any of them for the backing of the organizer. So, now there are gaps on the back panel. All 3 came either stained or with big chips. Plus, when you hammer the back-panel on, the front panel is so cheap it dents. VERY POOR QUALITY. Also, this organizer is only ideal if you have small narrow feet and will not work for very high heels either. May 16, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5Â by JonesC Great shelves, inconsistent hardware Great shoe storage, but found hardware in all different quantities, anywhere from two packages of hardware for one shelf unit to missing hardware altogether. Just check before you start putting together. I do love them despite this!! May 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5Â by mariwe Love my organized closet. I have lots of shoes and purses. These organizers were just what I needed. I also purchased the 8 pair organizer for my purses. The only issue that I had was that my order was processed twice, but customer service was polite and efficient once I got through. February 23, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Liana22 Money well spent The best shoe orgonizer you will find for small spaces. I love that it doesn't a lot space in my closet and the most important it's super orgonized. Even if you wanted to you couldn't make a mess in there. Every pair for each shoes. And it looks great!!!! September 28, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by jillie22 Hate it!! Extremely flimsy and the measurements are not correct. Came out loop sided poor quality. Don't waste your money!! July 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by HappyinNC Neat, neat, neat Purchased the 6, 8 and 12-pair shoe organizers - 2 or 3 of each. Created a wall for my husband's and my shoes and my pocketbooks. Spectacular purchase and everything is neat as a pin. Easy to put together but countersink the screws if you want to stack them. Wish I had a Container Store close-by. July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Fanforever Great Storage if you survive the assembly process Heavy package, so you can expect the organizer to be sturdy. What I didn't anticipate was how easy it was to strip the screws, even with the right size Phillips screwdriver. Because of the weight, getting the frame assembled is awkward - having to hold it in place while it wants to fall - AND screw the darn thing in! If you know someone with one of those DeWalt drills, make friends with him/her! It'll make life much easier. But, once it was put together (had to exchange the one with stripped screws), it made for a wonderful organizer! July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5Â by muhshell08 Organized my Closet! Bought 3 of these and an 8 pair organizer for my closet and decided to turn them all to make them taller - absolutely loved it! The cubbies became smaller for my high heels but they still fit inside. We had some trouble with putting them together, it required my husband's assistance on each one, but only took a few minutes for each. July 2, 2014


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A casa de campo 'pitoresca', localizado na histórica Bayou Teche (Te-Shee) The Palms no Teche é o Premiere Aluguel de temporada em a "Porta para Acadiana 'oferecia alojamento tranquilo e bonito no coração de crioula e Cajun País!
Convenientemente localizado a poucos minutos de locais históricos, atrações turísticas, lojas e instalações médicas, o Palms oferece uma excelente localização para desfrutar de festivais locais, apreciar a pessoas, comida e música de Acadiana, ou simplesmente relaxar e descontrair. É um lugar como nenhum outro!
My wife, my three brothers and I just spent three nights at the Palms on the Teche. This place was perfect for us. It's small but it has all you need for a short vacation in Bayou country. The best feature of the house is the screened in porch out back. We spent every morning and every evening on the back porch talking about that day's activities and reminiscing about visiting our grandparents and our many Louisiana cousins each summer as we grew up. The fact that this small country-style house sits on the banks of the picturesque Bayou Teche made it perfect. My ancestors had land all along this bayou. The house is reminded me and my brothers of our grandparents' small house on their farm. The interior doors of the house appear to be the original farm-style doors which gave the house a rural feel. The appliances all worked well (until I put too much liquid soap in the dishwasher). The owner, Keith, was super friendly and checked with us to make sure we had everything we needed. The 90-year-old country store in Leonville, Champagne's, had all the food and supplies we needed. Additionally, the small town atmosphere of the store and all the citizens of Leonville made this visit fantastic. I ran about six miles each morning on highway 31 and noticed that nearly every motorist going by waved to me. They didn't blow their horns in anger as one expects in a big city. They displayed hospitality and a welcoming attitude. If you have family in the area, this house is ideal (especially if you have children). The kids won't be cramped in a small hotel room, they have a large yard to run around. However, you should take the warning signs about alligators and poisonous snakes seriously. The next-door neighbor told me he watched the neighbors on the opposite side of the bayou catch an alligator this past summer. All-in-all, this place and the friendly people of Leonville & Prairie Laurent exceeded our expectations. Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez!
This house was perfect for our family of 6. we were visiting family for the week and need our own space and a cramped hotel room wouldn't cut it. SO glad we found this home. The screened porch was great for the little ones to be "outside" without sunscreen or bug spray. The kids had room to run and every one had their own bed! Kitchen is very well stocked and we had everything we needed. The house was very clean and homey. Television and Wi-Fi were great too. We will definitely be back on our next visit. When we left our 3 year old said "No, I want to go back to our little white house!"
Excellent home to relax and fish! Was looking in my calendar for the next trip back before we left.
This quaint little house has charm as well as everything one could need to have a quiet country vacation! The extra little touches of style and comfort made us feel comfortable and welcome. The bed was very comfortable and the entire place was clean as a whistle!
We only needed one of the beds, so we had plenty of room to spread out. Our local family came to the Palms for supper one night and there was plenty of room for everyone.
We know where we will stay next time we visit our LA family! The Palms is the place!
Visiting Opelousas was a regular for me and my family, because both of my parents were from that area. But being able to visit and have the freedom of being in "your own place," even if it was for a couple of days, was so relaxing and free willed. I spent Thanksgiving with my family at the Palms, and to watch the kids run around freely, rolling on the ground; playing games on the huge screened porch; or trying to break a dance move or two, was surely a memory that we will never forget. The house offered everything you would expect at your own home. It was very cozy and welcoming. I will definitely be visiting the Palms again in the future.
Just spent a great vacation at this wonderful cottage on the bayou. I was impressed with how clean and roomy the house was, after renting this house I plan on returning for future visits for a relaxing vacation getaway . We enjoyed the kitchen which is fully stocked with pots, pans, and some staples, and having a kitchen helped cut back on costs during our stay. the country side here is just beautiful and there are lots of fun things to do. This cottage with its home like atmosphere beats a hotel any day.
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Hip-hop's history a dialectic forged by battling, boasting and street-corner besting is a tug of war between MCs and producers. Throughout much of the late '90s, the lyricists had the upper hand, prompting the British label BBE (short for "Barely Breaking Even") to launch The Beat Generation, a series of albums devoted to the rap producer. Following efforts by Marley Marl and Pete Rock, Brooklyn beatmaker DJ Spinna throws down Here to There, a set aimed at expanding the definition of what soulful hip-hop can be.
Throughout his eight-year career producing and remixing for the likes of 4 Hero, Nightmares on Wax, and De La Soul, Spinna has proved himself one of hip-hop's most original instrumental voices, crossing Pete Rock's uncluttered rhythmic approach with a psychedelic sense for tone color. On "Drive," Spinna cuts buoyant keyboards and spring-loaded bounce with Shadowman's insistent flow, using the rapper's jagged cadences to lop the tops off the cartoony cloudscape. On "Hold," the producer bashes out one of his trademark stuttering drum patterns, roughing it up with the rapid-fire patter of MCs Jean Grae and Apani B, and smoothing it down with aquamarine keys.
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- Author: Richard S. Sutton,Andrew G. Barto
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Reinforcement learning, one of the most active research areas in artificial intelligence, is a computational approach to learning whereby an agent tries to maximize the total amount of reward it receives when interacting with a complex, uncertain environment. In Reinforcement Learning, Richard Sutton and Andrew Barto provide a clear and simple account of the key ideas and algorithms of reinforcement learning. Their discussion ranges from the history of the field's intellectual foundations to the most recent developments and applications. The only necessary mathematical background is familiarity with elementary concepts of probability.The book is divided into three parts. Part I defines the reinforcement learning problem in terms of Markov decision processes. Part II provides basic solution methods: dynamic programming, Monte Carlo methods, and temporal-difference learning. Part III presents a unified view of the solution methods and incorporates artificial neural networks, eligibility traces, and planning; the two final chapters present case studies and consider the future of reinforcement learning.


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