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On this episode of Western Sports Recap with Steve Kenyon, April 22nd, 2024:

Big Weekend in Bareback... Red Bluff Round Up led to a phenomenal RC Landingham performance with a new arena record, 92.5 point ride with the Horse of the Year winner Virgil. RC is trying to make his 5th NFR while he is sitting 10th in the World Standings.

Steer wrestler Stetson Jorgenson also had a good 4 rounds in Red Bluff. Riley Webb was the All-round Cowboy winner.

Steve also talked about San Angelo, The Cinch Chute Out and the PBR.

Tune into this QUICK recap of the Western Sports Weekend Recap!

Awesome live band, don't miss out if they're playing near you.

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Strange rock I found... Hardness and smoothness inside similar to flint. Layers seem roundish like a geode?

Hi! I am looking to get my first car.

I'm 24 and I graduated college in December. I'm married too. I started my job on February 1st. 75k base but I'm already on track to make 85-90k with my OT.

I'm looking to buy my wife a used car (within 6 years) or a new car. I was looking in the 15-20k used range. I know I could get her a new Hyundai for 23-25ish. I was curious on interest rates for used cars and new cars for someone like me.

I won't be getting her anything until September as I will be turning 25 so I expect my insurance to drop some and then I'll have over 6 months of pay stubs and the roughly 10k down payment.

My credit is 770 it's just credit cards since I was 18. We plan to only have this car for about 3-4 years. Just to get her through law school and then trade it in and get her something bigger.

So I am trying to see what's a better bang for my buck. San Antonio, Tx

My 31st birthday AND graduate school graduation land on the same day and I'm hoping to celebrate big by getting a table with bottle service at a club in San Antonio.

Any insight on the best clubs in SA for getting bottle service? My group will be about ~25-30ish people and we like latin/pop/house music.

Please drop any recommendations below and clue me in on any of the following factors:

What's the vibe/music/demographic of people like?

How big are the tables/lounges that they offer you? Where are they located around the club (e.g. close to the dance floor, on a second floor overlooking the dance floor, etc.)

What are the price ranges on the bottles? Is there a minimum amount you must purchase?

Thanks in advance :)))

DAY: APRIL 23 2024

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Salut,j’ai fais un poste similaire sur r/askmec mais il manquait d’informations.

Alors pour commencer,je suis H(25),1m80 pour 67kg. Je bosse de nuit de 22h30 à 7h00 et porte des objets lourds pouvant aller jusqu’à 70 kgs (je suis têtu et refuse de l’aide pour ne pas perdre du temps)

Bon,après le travail je vais à la salle de sport et entame ma séance de musculation,j’ai repris sérieusement depuis 5 semaines et les résultats étaient + que positifs semaines après semaines (je mangeais absolument n’importe quoi)

Premièrement,il y’a 10 jours j’ai fais une séance à 100kg au soulevé de terre mais je pense l’avoir mal exécutée car depuis j’ai un mal de dos assez conséquent et pareil à la nuque. Une sensation de raideur aussi lors de ma séance biceps,ma posture n’était pas bonne sans m’en rendre compte !

Ensuite,voila que depuis dimanche dernier j’ai décidé de faire une petite sèche pour éliminer la graisse du ventre et du visage (le sucre m’a rendu graisseux à ces niveaux). Je veux juste faire une petite recomposition corporelle !

Je commence,je réduis légèrement les glucides et énormément les sucres (moins de 25g)

Première séance niquel ! Tout se passe bien je passe 2 heures à la salle pour une séance epaule,triceps en prenant bien mon temps c’est passé crème !

Lundi c’est la catastrophe je me sens tout faible,tout fatigué j’ai l’impression d’avoir perdu en force. Reste à confirmer à la salle : j’avais raison c’était impossible de pousser comme d’habitude,j’ai du diminuer les charges.

Mardi je me dis que ça va passer,je fais ma séance pecs et j’arrive à faire mes 3 séries à 70 kg au développé couché. S’en viens le développé incliné et c’est la catastrophe,impossible de faire 2 reps donc je baisse de 10 kgs et c’est tellement difficile !

Information 1 : depuis 2 semaines je dors archi mal je fais quasiment 4/5h de sommeils par jours la semaine (le week-ends c’est nickel)

Information 2 : je me complémente en protéines,créatines,magnésium et zinc Sur l’alimentation j’essaye de tout peser et respecter calories et macro

Information 3 : je pousse lourd de quoi faire 8 reps et 3 séries voir 4 (par exemple en 4 semaines je suis passé de 14 à 20kg en développé militaire et de 10 à 18kg en curl marteau puis 50 à 70 en développé couché)

Voilà du coup j’aimerais avoir ne serait-ce qu’une petite piste car ça peut être du au surentraînement,sommeil,alimentation je sais pas..

Kanye Discography space themed piece half sleeve, will be full sleeve when i figure out the layout

Moving out of state in a few months after living here for roughly 8 years, and I want to fit in as much as the city has to offer before I leave. It can be anything: great food, events, hiking, places, etc.

Missed my window, if anyone's got an extra ticket or can't make hmu,paying ofc

Is it worth it or just save the money for future upgrades?

If it's not worth it then my options are:
Go to bike and trail parks in Metro Manila to learn and practice.
Join a community and learn from fellow MTB folks who have experience.

I have no plans of joining professional or international competitions, just want to have fun as a hobby and for fitness as well. Maybe in the future, if motivated and have enough skills will join a local competition just for fun and experience to add sa bucket list.

Thanks.

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