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September 09, 2006

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Scott

Not a pleasant start. I hope it's all resolved fairly soon.

Bud Gibson

To be honest Scott, it feels more like the conflagration is growing hotter.

Diane

Sorry about the problems at Eastern Michigan. My brother-in-law grew up in Detroit and graduated from Eastern Michigan many years ago.

I'm commenting in your journal to let you know I just found this site while trying to show some friends on a bodybuilding forum an example of a roman chair/sissy squat.

Your site is full of useful information and I'm enjoying reading through it and viewing the videos!

I've competed in two figure shows and am interested in reading up on Nancy's experience/nutrition/training, etc.

Thanks for creating this!

Hope your days get better at Eastern Michigan.

Chris D.

So what are you a prof of? Hope things workout for you.

Andy

As the son of a teacher who had to strike several times during his career, I hope you get through this quickly. It's no fun at all.

Andy

As the son of a teacher who had to strike several times during his career, I hope you get through this quickly. It's no fun at all.

Bud Gibson

Everyone, thanks for your support.

Diane, I'm glad you're finding our stuff useful. We try to crank out two or three new things a week on muscleventures. As you may have read on one of our sites, Nancy is going for a new competition in late April.

Chris, I teach computer information systems. Have peek at a couple of courses I've set up blogging communities for at http://learningremix.net.

Andy, son of a school teacher?! Well,...

We'll see how the strike goes. I do believe Eastern to be going through financial hardship. There's some bitterness there.

Chris D.

That's interesting. I took a ton of MIS courses to get my degree. My degree is actually a liberal arts degree with an emphasis in MIS (I took ALL of the classes the school had for undergraduates).

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