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Pac-10 football: With the draft over and spring football all but done, we say goodbye. News, notes & links

Pac-10 football: With the draft over and spring football all but done, we say goodbye. News, notes & links
Oregon and Oregon State have their spring games on Saturday.

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What do news reporters write on paper/talk about after the news is done and the outro music comes on?

I just noticed that they do that on like all news shows! Do they do that for a smooth transition or do they actually talk about stuff (or write stuff on paper when they’re alone)? What do they talk about/write on the paper?

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• Nectar Announces New Platform to Deliver a Smooth Transition to SIP | voip-why.com
• Last Day of School – 5 Tips For a Smooth Transition Into Summer :Tropical Clothing
• Filipino Social Network » Blog Archive » Arroyo preventing smooth transition of government, says Aquino

What do news reporters write on paper/talk about after the news is done and the outro music comes on?

I just noticed that they do that on like all news shows! Do they do that for a smooth transition or do they actually talk about stuff (or write stuff on paper when they’re alone)? What do they talk about/write on the paper?

Related Websites

• Nectar Announces New Platform to Deliver a Smooth Transition to SIP | voip-why.com
• Last Day of School – 5 Tips For a Smooth Transition Into Summer :Tropical Clothing
• Filipino Social Network » Blog Archive » Arroyo preventing smooth transition of government, says Aquino

Dual-sport Bodybuilding – Can it be Done?

Many bodybuilders’ careers begin in the weight room for high school sports. Many of today’s top professional bodybuilders were state-level stars in football or wrestling. They soon discovered they had a knack for putting on muscular weight through weight training, and left their original sports to focus full-time on the sport of bodybuilding.

Likewise, many recreational bodybuilders also participate in intra-mural or adult sports leagues for health and enjoyment purposes. This is great, as it keeps things fresh, they are able to maintain a strength advantage in their sport of choice, and they receive all the health benefits from both sports. A problem does arise, however, when an athlete tries to excel in either sport at the higher level.

Bodybuilding is a 24/7 commitment. It requires one to be very selfish not only in terms of diet, nutrition, and supplementation, but also in terms of recovery time. The body’s resources spent running up and down the basketball court after a workout will detract from muscle growth. The protein and glycogen your body would love to us for muscle growth and recovery will be spend on running, jumping, and playing the sport you choose. And the great deal of food which bodybuilders consume will make one a bit sluggish and slow on most sports fields. The goal of bodybuilding is simple- to build the body. Other sports tend to break down the body in the quest for achievement on the field or court.

If athletes wish to perform at the highest level in either sport, a choice will have to be made. The athlete can choose to be a top bodybuilder, or a star in another sport. Not both. At the professional level, bodybuilding does rank as one of the least-paid sports; most athletes would jump on a semi-pro football or basketball contract in a moment given the choice. Yet for those with terrific bodybuilding genetics, the sport can be very lucrative as well. The important thing is that the two-sport athlete knows that at some point, in order to be the best in one area, he’ll have to walk away from the other.