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The reason why I find it so annoying is because these words are often said by people who self diagnose and chronically online. For my experience as a level 2, being disabled is life crippling for me. So these words makes it sound like it is a joke, that being autistic is quirky, a personality - instead of what it is. Autism. Censoring the word into silly words I feel erases lower functioning individuals, a mockery to those who have a limited understanding of vocabulary, intellectual and etc. you can make light hearted jokes about yourself and your own disabilities but once it Invokes everyone, it becomes irritating. The tism and autizzy specifically make my spin want to derail from my own bodyCountry singer Tim McGraw has been in the public eye for 25 years. He’s had hits like “Live Like You Were Dying” and maintained a long-term marriage to fellow Nashville superstar Faith Hill.
And in recent years, he’s made a stunning physical transformation right before our eyes – from porky partier to shredded Adonis.
Now McGraw, 52, has written a book about his fitness journey from chunk to hunk.
“Grit & Grace: Train the Mind, Train the Body, Own Your Life” will be out in the fall. The publisher promises it “melds his personal fitness transformation story with practical advice to inspire healthy changes in readers’ lives.”
McGraw says getting in crazy-great shape ignited a whole-life transformation. “My mind is clearer, my sense of purpose is sharper, and my relationships are deeper. Consistent physical exercise helps me bring focus to my life and to the people who mean the most to me.”
Over the years of working and raising a family, McGraw reached a point where his on-the-road lifestyle, and the drinking that often goes with it, started taking a toll. Loved ones talked to him about his drinking. He knew he had to make a change.
“It wasn’t like I was trying to lose 40 pounds, I was just wanting to get healthy,” he says. “For me, it is more about feeling good and being where I want to be physically and on stage.”
He says the book will show how he did it. That includes his now-famous dedication to intense workouts. But he says there’s no simple, cookie-cutter approach, just commitment and accountability.
Sounds like an ideal segue to another McGraw hit, “My Next Thirty Years.”Fall is quickly approaching and it’s my favorite running season! I love the leaves crunching under my feet as I run and the beautiful foliage. It’s also a great time to race in Atlanta. It’s perfect weather for seasoned runners to achieve a new PR and it’s forgiving to new runners who are racing for the first time.
One of Atlanta’s Halloween themed races returns for the 7th year this season- The Spooktacular Chase. This Smyrna race is fun for the whole family. They offer a 10k course (new for this year), 5k course and 1k option for the kids. Get dressed up in your best costume and chase their mascot, Seemore the owl, through historic Smyrna neighborhoods. Conquer the course’s notorious hills to celebrate the Fall season.
The Spooktacular Chase is also a certified Peachtree Road Race qualifier course!
The Spooktacular Chase benefits the Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia. Their mission is to assist individuals, of all ages, who are blind or visually impaired so they may function independently in all of their environments. VRS provides practical tools and proven techniques to help our clients carry out their daily activities.
After the race, runners can join supporters and volunteers for an after party at the finish line. I will be there running the 10k and my son will run the 1k so we can dress up in costume together.
Come run with us for Halloween!
Catch all of the details below:
When: Saturday October 17th at 8AM
Where: Cobb Park, 1776 Sanford Pl, Smyrna, Ga 30080
Parking across the street at Campbell High School
More Information at Spooktacularchase.com
Use “VRS5OFF” to get a $5 reduction in registration fee by Oct 1st!Call SATORI & SCOUT futuristic, but surely your pets can strive for that aspirational lifestyle, no? Fresh from German furniture maker Nils Holger Moormann, the company has just released a flat-pack bed just for your favourite pooch.
Termed the Kläffer, the dog-proportioned version of its full-size adult Siebenschläfer and children’s Spross beds completes the company’s roster of beds for all the family. Comprising of several metal-free pieces that are designed to be slotted easily together (SATORI & SCOUT are sure you are familiar with the concept of flat pack), this makes the bed portable and as such is perhaps more a convenient feature for the dog than yourself when travelling.
Constructed from European birch plywood, the bed comes in three varying colours of red, black or white, and the design company have the intention of launching several small, medium and large Kläffers in the future. As summarised by Moorman, “…the key thoughts are simplicity, intelligence and innovation, and these colour the entire company’s philosophy”.
- Price: £53.37
Don’t bark at your dog if he / she only leaves his bed under duress from now on, and SATORI & SCOUT suggests that the rate at which the dog wags his / her tail should be taken as the indicator when determining the optimal place for the bed.
Discover more about the design studio online at Moormann.de.
A Flat Pack Bed For Your PetsThe latest product in a growing pool of high-end designs for pets, Nils Holger Moormann's bed is certainly one of the more minimalist and aspirational designs...
(Photography Credit : Moormann.de)If you haven’t heard of Akira, consider this an important lesson in global popular culture. Originally a six-part manga comic written and illustrated by Katsuhiro Otomo, Akira is dystopian post-apocalyptic cyberpunk fable of violence, corruption, and power that was eventually turned into a two hour animated epic considered by many to be the greatest work of animated science fiction, ever. So, if you haven’t yet, maybe you should go watch it.
And of course, Hollywood has been aching to sink its sugary sweet teeth into a live action adaptation for the better part of two decades, but due to endless setbacks, the studios have never quite been able to get it off the ground. These ongoing difficulties, however, have been a huge relief to fans of Otomo’s original who are rightfully wary of Hollywood’s knack for totally botching and crassly Americanizing live action anime.
Unsurprisingly, when Warner Brothers recently announced they were taking yet another whack at the live action Akira piñata, a lot of digital grumbling started making its way through the interwebs. But this time there was a faint ray of optimism: signed on to write the adaptation