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thespartanwarrior:

Are you looking to donate to assistance groups to help with the recovery in Oklahoma? Several links are below. Please let me know if you would like some added, or if there is reason to remove any links.

Please choose one donation organization below and make a small contribution if you can….

siphotos:

In the very first Indianapolis 500, Ray Harroun gave the automotive industry one of its greatest safety innovations when he rigged a mirror above the dashboard of his race car so he could see oncoming traffic. By doing so, he did not have to use a “riding mechanic,” which gave him an advantage in the race. Though he still needed a relief driver, Harroun was in the cockpit for the last part of the race and drove to a 1:43.00 margin of victory over Ralph Mulford. (IMS Photo)
GALLERY: Classic Photos of the Indianapolis 500

Indy 500 baby!!!

siphotos:

In the very first Indianapolis 500, Ray Harroun gave the automotive industry one of its greatest safety innovations when he rigged a mirror above the dashboard of his race car so he could see oncoming traffic. By doing so, he did not have to use a “riding mechanic,” which gave him an advantage in the race. Though he still needed a relief driver, Harroun was in the cockpit for the last part of the race and drove to a 1:43.00 margin of victory over Ralph Mulford. (IMS Photo)

GALLERY: Classic Photos of the Indianapolis 500

Indy 500 baby!!!

The “C” word - Cancer

I know nobody wants to think of this word and often we take risks thinking “it won’t happen to me”.  I worked for the American Cancer Society for a while and was enlightened to some simple easy steps to prevent most of the cancers - especially skin cancer.  Their motto at the time was “slip slap slop” in reference to hats, protective clothing, and sun screen (for adults and children!).  Check out these warning signs:

Web MD Skin Cancer

Chika Christenson, MS
Owner and Personal Trainer - Results Personal Training

livingwithdisability:

Helpful first aid poster for seizures. 


Helpful info

livingwithdisability:

Helpful first aid poster for seizures. 

Helpful info

best-likes:

Want to talk about the Higgs Boson intelligently? http://bit.ly/16TL7UY

Sciencey Sunday!

best-likes:

Want to talk about the Higgs Boson intelligently? http://bit.ly/16TL7UY

Sciencey Sunday!

These foot exercises are some of the best and easiest to do daily. Just in 3 days I’ve increased my dead lift by 50#. (With forearm strength being the limiting factor) GREAT STUFF

What is PCOS (PolyCystin Ovarian Syndrome)?

Here is a short sweet link to WebMD for info on PCOS.


PCOS can cause difficulties in weight loss as well as other symptoms.  If you have PCOS and are struggling with your weight loss check out this book: The PCOS Diet Plan and gain more control of your insulin levels.

For more information on PCOS, weight loss and your goals please contact me at chika@austinresultstraining.com.

Chika Christenson

Owner and Trainer: Results Personal Training

fuckyeahmedicalstuff:

Emphysema.

Eeew

fuckyeahmedicalstuff:

Emphysema.

Eeew

ramirezbundydahmer:

The lungs on the left are from a non-smoker, on the right, from a smoker.

I think we have all seen this. Lung diseases hit close to home. Emphazema, lung cancer, and IPF

ramirezbundydahmer:

The lungs on the left are from a non-smoker, on the right, from a smoker.

I think we have all seen this. Lung diseases hit close to home. Emphazema, lung cancer, and IPF

sumones:

Astronomy Picture of the Day February 21, 2013 On February 18, astronomers were in for a celestial treat, Jupiter and the Moon danced with each other in the evening sky for the second time in a month. This type of event is known as the occultation of Jupiter. The large gas giant elegantly slipped by our closest friend – not particularly exciting to talk about, but it does have a certain type of special spark if you witness it.  To top it off, all four of the Galilean moons are visible as well. From left to right, we have Ganymede, Jupiter (the planet, obviously not one of the Galilean moons), Io, Callisto, and Europa. You can also clearly see the effect of “Earthshine” on the ‘dark’ half of the moon. This portion of the moon is lit by light reflected from Earth instead of being lit directly by the sun (like the bright half is). David Finlay took this image in Wollongong Australia on February 18, at 11:30pm. Large image here: http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/644188_549815708385410_867800486_n.jpg










This is a cool pic!

sumones:

Astronomy Picture of the Day
February 21, 2013

On February 18, astronomers were in for a celestial treat, Jupiter and the Moon danced with each other in the evening sky for the second time in a month. This type of event is known as the occultation of Jupiter. The large gas giant elegantly slipped by our closest friend – not particularly exciting to talk about, but it does have a certain type of special spark if you witness it.

To top it off, all four of the Galilean moons are visible as well. From left to right, we have Ganymede, Jupiter (the planet, obviously not one of the Galilean moons), Io, Callisto, and Europa. You can also clearly see the effect of “Earthshine” on the ‘dark’ half of the moon. This portion of the moon is lit by light reflected from Earth instead of being lit directly by the sun (like the bright half is). David Finlay took this image in Wollongong Australia on February 18, at 11:30pm.


Large image here: http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/644188_549815708385410_867800486_n.jpg

This is a cool pic!