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"Blind Pursuit" by Matthew F. Jones

VF21 has gotten me hooked on Patricia Cornwell's books, too. Almost time to get back to the library for more.
 
Wolves of the Calla-Dark Tower 5 by King... got the first book for Christmass... would hae been more humae to give me crack!
 
i was checking out mens health online http://www.menshealth.com/cda/artic...item=58ceccb3af7b9010VgnVCM200000cee793cd____ and came across 'the nba workout' some interesting stuff...



The Inside Hoop
While you're getting your brackets set, try any of these plyometric moves to improve your basketball game

By: Scott Quill

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Leap Like Lebron. In a recent study, Marquette University researchers surveyed 20 NBA strength-and-conditioning coaches and found that they all use plyometric training -- explosive power movements -- with their athletes. To improve your game, try any of these plyometric moves two or three times a week, courtesy of Aaron Nelson, M.S., C.S.C.S., head athletic trainer for the Phoenix Suns. Do two sets of five to 10 repetitions, resting for 60 seconds between sets.

Front Box Jump
Stand facing a bench or a sturdy box (use one 12 inches high to start, and work your way up to taller boxes). Jump onto it with both feet, landing softly with your knees slightly bent. Step down and repeat.





Side Box Jump
This time stand with the box or bench at your left side so you jump onto it laterally. Land softly, step down, and repeat. Perform the second set with the box at your right.





Medicine-Ball Chest Pass
Stand facing a wall or a workout partner and hold a medicine ball with both hands at your chest. With your feet staggered, forcefully toss the ball forward. Catch the rebound or return pass and repeat.





Box Jump With Medicine-Ball Pass
Same as the front box jump, but hold a medicine ball in front of your chest. After you land on the box or bench and stabilize yourself, deliver a chest pass to a partner or against a wall.
 
katherine kerr- i'm up to the 6th book in the series...a time of omens..

one of the only good things about being sick..i caught up on my reading.
 
I just put 'The Devil Wears Prada' on hold at the library. Has anyone here read that one? I usually don't read fiction at all, but this book just sounded so funny and I identify a lot with the plot.
 
I'm reading 'The Devil Wears Prada' right now. It got only so-so book reviews, but I'm really enjoying it so far. Perhaps because I once had a boss just like the one the book is about. I can't wait to see the movie version that's opening up in June.
 
Still workin' on that book by Jerry Reynold's ... I actually like it. I know more today about the King's organization, Jerry Reynolds, some ex-King's players .... and a bunch of other things. It's actually pretty interesting.

I mean, it's no War and Peace, or Godfather .... but, it's entertaining.
 
chew on this by eric schlosser ( the guy who did fast food nation)

reading stuff like this makes me question why anyone will eat fastfood EVER. it makes me feel guilty about eating all those happy meals as a kid. the fast food industry is seriously effing up our food.
 
Indians, Franciscans and Spanish Colonization: The Impact of the Mission System on California Indians by Robert H. Jackson & Edward Castillo (my professor) Yes, this is for school..
 
Evenstar said:
chew on this by eric schlosser ( the guy who did fast food nation)

reading stuff like this makes me question why anyone will eat fastfood EVER. it makes me feel guilty about eating all those happy meals as a kid. the fast food industry is seriously effing up our food.

I'm going out right now to get a Quarter Pounder w/cheese meal at McD's.

Anyone else want anything from there??
 
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