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Tribute to the Buffalo Sports fan
January 24th, 2009 by admin | 24 Comments | Filed in SportsBuffaloSabres11 asked:
a video tribute to the greatest sports fans ever!
"Better Days" Goo Goo Dolls
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Ex Sports – Fan Reincarnated as a Fly – PART 3 The WAY of the FLY
January 23rd, 2009 by admin | 6 Comments | Filed in HowtoDesteniProductions asked:
This is as Shattering as Earthlings - A must see to understand Karma and Consequence and the Role of Apathy.
This the the WAY of the FLY - The Way of the LIE that will be faced by ALL.
DESIRE.
Therefore, within all the reincarnations that I experienced physically I realized what I am accepting and allowing to exist within this world to be experienced by both humans and animals due to my acceptance of and allowance of existing in and as desire and not wanting to give up MY DESIRE.
I realized that poaching, slaughtering, murder, rape, abuse, starvation is done unto others by and through human beings continuing the accepted and allowed existence of themselves in and as desire primarily desire for/of sex and/or money only concerned within fulfilling their own personal desires while stating: Fuck the rest I want and will have what I desire.
Therefore, within me, choosing my desire over and of standing equal and one with and as all and actually giving a fuck about existence, this world and what human beings and animals that are me in fact is experiencing and during Im accepting and allowing the consequence of desire and human beings actions within desire such as rape and poaching and slaughtering to exist in this world.
I now understand the point of equal and one if I exist in desire, I accept and allow desire to exist in this world that is me, in human beings that is me and the consequences accepted and allowed existence of self in and as desire manifest in this world.
Therefore, you will reincarnate into and as manifested physical experiences in this world one and equal to and as the actual nature of what which you accept and allow yourself to exist as/define you as.
With me, it was desire and I reincarnated into and as the manifested physical experiences in this world of the actual real nature of desire and the consequences it manifest one and equal to what I accepted and allowed myself to exist as and defined me as, as desire.
Desire is desire no matter in which way its lived or acted out in this world through human beings desire remains desire.
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January 23rd, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Sports And Fitness
Gregg Hall asked:
In the winter there so many things that you can do instead of just sitting around at home doing nothing. You can go snowboarding go skiing and do many other winter sports .
As you are getting your body ready for winter sports you will want to take an honest test to yourself and ask yourself how good of shape are you really in. then you just need to start running and getting ready for the winter sports because in the end when time comes for you to start your winter sport you may not even be in good enough shape to compete.
Before your winter sport even starts you will want to be able to at least walk or run for 30 minutes out in the cold winter. If you cannot do just that then you will never be ready for your winter sport. Many people can go sit in their houses all winter without doing one exercise and still be able to go do their winter sport and that is just because they are used to that routine. They probably do some type of exercise in the house where its warm instead of getting out in the cold and working out.
After you have gotten yourself into some what of good shape for your winter sports you will need to start getting your heart rate up so you can burn fat and gain muscle. You will want to be able to do at least 15 minutes of some aerobic before you start your winter sports.
You do want to take the time to congratulate yourself but you do not want to overdue it by going out drinking and getting those calories back in your body. You want to just have a nice good dinner and get good nights sleep so that you can start your routine over again the following day. If you don't do this then you will be stuck in the body your in now and you won't do so good in your winter sport.
You might have a specific winter sport that you compete in every winter. If you don't have the body for it then you're not going to be competing in anything but competing against yourself to get off the couch.
Basically for all winter sports you are going to need to get up and do something to get your heart rate up so that you can get your legs ready for the sport you are doing since in winter sports you use your legs a lot. If your legs are not in the shape in which they should be then you shouldn't even be thinking about competing until next year when you are in good shape and so you can compete. If you think and feel that you are good shape then that is good and you should be able to compete but many people feel the same way and often struggle so be sure to get out and exercise before your sports starts.
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In the winter there so many things that you can do instead of just sitting around at home doing nothing. You can go snowboarding go skiing and do many other winter sports .
As you are getting your body ready for winter sports you will want to take an honest test to yourself and ask yourself how good of shape are you really in. then you just need to start running and getting ready for the winter sports because in the end when time comes for you to start your winter sport you may not even be in good enough shape to compete.
Before your winter sport even starts you will want to be able to at least walk or run for 30 minutes out in the cold winter. If you cannot do just that then you will never be ready for your winter sport. Many people can go sit in their houses all winter without doing one exercise and still be able to go do their winter sport and that is just because they are used to that routine. They probably do some type of exercise in the house where its warm instead of getting out in the cold and working out.
After you have gotten yourself into some what of good shape for your winter sports you will need to start getting your heart rate up so you can burn fat and gain muscle. You will want to be able to do at least 15 minutes of some aerobic before you start your winter sports.
You do want to take the time to congratulate yourself but you do not want to overdue it by going out drinking and getting those calories back in your body. You want to just have a nice good dinner and get good nights sleep so that you can start your routine over again the following day. If you don't do this then you will be stuck in the body your in now and you won't do so good in your winter sport.
You might have a specific winter sport that you compete in every winter. If you don't have the body for it then you're not going to be competing in anything but competing against yourself to get off the couch.
Basically for all winter sports you are going to need to get up and do something to get your heart rate up so that you can get your legs ready for the sport you are doing since in winter sports you use your legs a lot. If your legs are not in the shape in which they should be then you shouldn't even be thinking about competing until next year when you are in good shape and so you can compete. If you think and feel that you are good shape then that is good and you should be able to compete but many people feel the same way and often struggle so be sure to get out and exercise before your sports starts.
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January 23rd, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Fitness
Peter Kent asked:
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when the head strikes or is stuck by an object. The head does not have to experience an external blow for the brain to be injured. Brain damage can occur when the head is pushed strongly against the skull, such as with whiplash.
A moderate type of TBI is called a concussion. People who have had concussions usually recover without any long term effects unless that person has already had repeated concussions. Severe and continual post-concussion symptoms may be caused by multiple brain injuries. A very serious and dangerous condition or even death can occur if a second concussion is suffered while symptoms from a previous concussion still persist. This condition is called second-impact syndrome (SIS). Sports-Related Concussions ' Causes and Frequency
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 300,000 people experience concussions each year from sports injuries. Most sports-related concussions come from contact sports, especially football, boxing, hockey, and martial arts. Other major causes of a large number of sports-related concussions are falls or collisions in sports such as skiing, bicycling, horseback riding, basketball, and soccer. In soccer an additional risk for concussions is "heading" the ball.
The most likely population to suffer concussions due to sports activities are males between the ages of 16 and 25. Within this group, the risk is highest at the high school level. About 25 percent of the 300,000 sports-related concussions reported each year are suffered by high school students playing contact sports. At the college level, over one third of football players has suffered a concussion and about 20 percent have had multiple concussions. Dangers of Multiple Concussions
Second-impact syndrome (SIS), which is a concussion that occurs while the victim is still recovering from an earlier concussion, has resulted in at least 26 deaths in the past 20 years since this condition was first characterized. Most of the people getting concussions were not even in college yet.
While most cases of SIS and multiple concussions do not cause death, the neuropsychological brain damage they cause is significant. Many studies have shown that athletes who have suffered multiple concussions are more likely to have prolonged learning difficulties and perform more poorly on neuropsychological tests compared to people who have had one concussion or no concussions. Some the well-documented neuropsychological impairments in athletes who have had multiple concussions are:
* Reduced speed in processing new information
* Problem solving and planning difficulties
* Increased number of headaches
* Concentration difficulties
* Memory impairments
* Behavioral problems
Why Athletes Suffer Multiple Concussions
Factors that contribute to why athletes suffer multiple concussions are related to the ability to accurately assess severity and recovery from symptoms. For example, there are several different scales for rating severity at the time of the concussion but there is general lack of agreement on which to use. There is also lack of agreement on what amount of time should pass before athletes can safely return to sports. This is because there are not any widely accepted guidelines for assessing whether the athlete has recovered. Preventing Traumatic Brain Injury
Using proper protective equipment can prevent many cases of concussion. For additional safety, a helmet or other form of suitable headgear should be used in sports where there is contact, or in sports where there is a risk of falling or crashing such as bicycling, horseback riding, or skiing. Custom fitted mouth pieces may also help prevent concussions in contact sports. In order for safety equipment to be effective, it should always be made sure that it fits well and that it is used solely for the purpose that it was meant to be used for.
Although the risk of concussion is inherent in sports participation, decisions as to what sport to participate in can help mitigate the risk of concussion. If you suffer from a brain injury received while playing a sport, you might like to contact an experienced TBI attorney. Your traumatic brain injury attorney can help you assess your potential TBI claim and help you get the compensation you deserve for the devastation incurred in traumatic brain injuries.
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when the head strikes or is stuck by an object. The head does not have to experience an external blow for the brain to be injured. Brain damage can occur when the head is pushed strongly against the skull, such as with whiplash.
A moderate type of TBI is called a concussion. People who have had concussions usually recover without any long term effects unless that person has already had repeated concussions. Severe and continual post-concussion symptoms may be caused by multiple brain injuries. A very serious and dangerous condition or even death can occur if a second concussion is suffered while symptoms from a previous concussion still persist. This condition is called second-impact syndrome (SIS). Sports-Related Concussions ' Causes and Frequency
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 300,000 people experience concussions each year from sports injuries. Most sports-related concussions come from contact sports, especially football, boxing, hockey, and martial arts. Other major causes of a large number of sports-related concussions are falls or collisions in sports such as skiing, bicycling, horseback riding, basketball, and soccer. In soccer an additional risk for concussions is "heading" the ball.
The most likely population to suffer concussions due to sports activities are males between the ages of 16 and 25. Within this group, the risk is highest at the high school level. About 25 percent of the 300,000 sports-related concussions reported each year are suffered by high school students playing contact sports. At the college level, over one third of football players has suffered a concussion and about 20 percent have had multiple concussions. Dangers of Multiple Concussions
Second-impact syndrome (SIS), which is a concussion that occurs while the victim is still recovering from an earlier concussion, has resulted in at least 26 deaths in the past 20 years since this condition was first characterized. Most of the people getting concussions were not even in college yet.
While most cases of SIS and multiple concussions do not cause death, the neuropsychological brain damage they cause is significant. Many studies have shown that athletes who have suffered multiple concussions are more likely to have prolonged learning difficulties and perform more poorly on neuropsychological tests compared to people who have had one concussion or no concussions. Some the well-documented neuropsychological impairments in athletes who have had multiple concussions are:
* Reduced speed in processing new information
* Problem solving and planning difficulties
* Increased number of headaches
* Concentration difficulties
* Memory impairments
* Behavioral problems
Why Athletes Suffer Multiple Concussions
Factors that contribute to why athletes suffer multiple concussions are related to the ability to accurately assess severity and recovery from symptoms. For example, there are several different scales for rating severity at the time of the concussion but there is general lack of agreement on which to use. There is also lack of agreement on what amount of time should pass before athletes can safely return to sports. This is because there are not any widely accepted guidelines for assessing whether the athlete has recovered. Preventing Traumatic Brain Injury
Using proper protective equipment can prevent many cases of concussion. For additional safety, a helmet or other form of suitable headgear should be used in sports where there is contact, or in sports where there is a risk of falling or crashing such as bicycling, horseback riding, or skiing. Custom fitted mouth pieces may also help prevent concussions in contact sports. In order for safety equipment to be effective, it should always be made sure that it fits well and that it is used solely for the purpose that it was meant to be used for.
Although the risk of concussion is inherent in sports participation, decisions as to what sport to participate in can help mitigate the risk of concussion. If you suffer from a brain injury received while playing a sport, you might like to contact an experienced TBI attorney. Your traumatic brain injury attorney can help you assess your potential TBI claim and help you get the compensation you deserve for the devastation incurred in traumatic brain injuries.
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January 20th, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Internet
Linda Polansky asked:
People want to protect the investment that they have made in their sports memorabilia collection. Some people choose to use several ways to protect those collectible and hard to find items, by placing them in large armoires, and protecting them further by installing a security system around them.
Other people that are not as concerned about security issues so much, might choose to place their collectibles in sports memorabilia cases, that they can spread out down the length of an inner hallway, or use to attach the sports collectible items to any wall surface in their house.
The sports collector will have a wide assortment of stylish choices with which to protect their cherished, sports collectible items. Some of these fine sports collectible cases can be purchased form many of the online retailers that are on the Internet, where custom choices in the design of the cases might serve a collector well.
Other sports memorabilia cases can be purchased through the large inventories of standard stock of sports memorabilia cases, available at reduced pricing too, from the arts and crafts and hobby shops that are located right down the street in your hometown. These sports memorabilia cases come in a variety of wood blends that are richly polished and elegantly stained, and can be found in a variety of shapes.
There are many other types of sports memorabilia cases that are elegant in their styling offerings of polished glass sports memorabilia cases. These beautiful pieces of crafted glass are generally used to create attractive desk ornaments and items that you would hang on your Christmas tree each year. Sports collector's love the look that polished glass offers in their furniture pieces, when entire baseball card collections are placed under coffee table glass.
There are many other types of sports memorabilia cases that are fashioned out of various metals, that make thievery almost impossible when mounted to the wall with a locking mechanism. These metal cases for protecting sports memorabilia collectibles are as rugged as they are beautiful. Some people like the features of shiny chrome that are offered in some of these sports memorabilia cases.
Sports memorabilia collectors can choose to use any of the sports memorabilia cases that are in stock at any one time at a major retailer, and they may end up depleting the entire inventory that a store has to offer. They can also go a more personal route, and choose to use sports memorabilia cases that they have personally designed themselves to fit into a specified sports theme in their home.
The possibilities of designs in sports memorabilia cases are almost limitless. As the numerous shapes that are found in the various sports memorabilia items increase, the serious sports collectibles enthusiast will continually strive to find sports memorabilia cases that are perfectly proportioned for the type of sports memorabilia collectible item that they want to protect.
Sports memorabilia cases not only protect an investment but they also protect a piece of history that fans are meant to enjoy year after year. Collector's do not mind preserving the past, but surely do look forward to the next year of brilliant sports collectible items that they can proudly display in sports memorabilia cases.
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People want to protect the investment that they have made in their sports memorabilia collection. Some people choose to use several ways to protect those collectible and hard to find items, by placing them in large armoires, and protecting them further by installing a security system around them.
Other people that are not as concerned about security issues so much, might choose to place their collectibles in sports memorabilia cases, that they can spread out down the length of an inner hallway, or use to attach the sports collectible items to any wall surface in their house.
The sports collector will have a wide assortment of stylish choices with which to protect their cherished, sports collectible items. Some of these fine sports collectible cases can be purchased form many of the online retailers that are on the Internet, where custom choices in the design of the cases might serve a collector well.
Other sports memorabilia cases can be purchased through the large inventories of standard stock of sports memorabilia cases, available at reduced pricing too, from the arts and crafts and hobby shops that are located right down the street in your hometown. These sports memorabilia cases come in a variety of wood blends that are richly polished and elegantly stained, and can be found in a variety of shapes.
There are many other types of sports memorabilia cases that are elegant in their styling offerings of polished glass sports memorabilia cases. These beautiful pieces of crafted glass are generally used to create attractive desk ornaments and items that you would hang on your Christmas tree each year. Sports collector's love the look that polished glass offers in their furniture pieces, when entire baseball card collections are placed under coffee table glass.
There are many other types of sports memorabilia cases that are fashioned out of various metals, that make thievery almost impossible when mounted to the wall with a locking mechanism. These metal cases for protecting sports memorabilia collectibles are as rugged as they are beautiful. Some people like the features of shiny chrome that are offered in some of these sports memorabilia cases.
Sports memorabilia collectors can choose to use any of the sports memorabilia cases that are in stock at any one time at a major retailer, and they may end up depleting the entire inventory that a store has to offer. They can also go a more personal route, and choose to use sports memorabilia cases that they have personally designed themselves to fit into a specified sports theme in their home.
The possibilities of designs in sports memorabilia cases are almost limitless. As the numerous shapes that are found in the various sports memorabilia items increase, the serious sports collectibles enthusiast will continually strive to find sports memorabilia cases that are perfectly proportioned for the type of sports memorabilia collectible item that they want to protect.
Sports memorabilia cases not only protect an investment but they also protect a piece of history that fans are meant to enjoy year after year. Collector's do not mind preserving the past, but surely do look forward to the next year of brilliant sports collectible items that they can proudly display in sports memorabilia cases.
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Bottomless Sports Fan Blues
January 20th, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in SportsSisterRoz asked:
From "THE SHOW TO BE NAMED LATER" starring Jonny Voss . The music and Bob Dylan impersonation was perfomed by Andy Crowley .
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