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Thursday, March 27, 2014

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The JackedPack Feature Exercise: AB - Theraball Hanging Bent Knee Leg Raises (RO)


 
  
AB - Theraball Hanging Bent Knee Leg Raises (RO) View Video
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Place an appropriately sized Theraball between your legs. Hang from a bar with your hands or use a pair of arm straps like the "Ab-Originals." Bend your knees as you pull them toward your upper body. You may have to use a partner to help keep your body from swinging as you perform the reps. Exhale when you bring your legs up!

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Wednesday, March 26, 2014

This Week in Bowie State Athletics


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Thursday, March 27                     Softball at Millersville (DH)                                                          3 and 5 pm
                                                            (Millersville, PA)
                                                            LIVE STATS     LIVE VIDEO

Friday, March 28                           Outdoor Track and Field at North Carolina State                 All Day
                                                            (Raleigh, NC)

Saturday, March 29                      Outdoor Track and Field at North Carolina State                 All Day
                                                            (Raleigh, NC)           

Softball vs. Virginia State (DH)                                                   1 and 3 pm
                                                            (Bowie, MD – Lady Bulldogs Field)
                                                            LIVE STATS

Sunday, March 30                         Tennis at Goldey-Beacom                                                            12 pm
                                                            (Wilmington, DE)

                                                            Softball vs. Virginia Union                                                           12 and 2 pm
                                                            (Bowie, MD – Lady Bulldogs Field)
                                                            LIVE STATS

These two herbs give cancer a whack

What’s tan and black—and gives cancer a deadly whack?

If you’re a cook, you’re probably familiar with cumin, a tannish-colored powder derived from grinding the seeds of a plant related to the parsley family. The spice is commonly used to prepare Mexican, Spanish, Indian and Middle Eastern dishes.
There’s also a plant seed called black cumin that may be less widely known—but has been making headlines lately as a powerful preventive treatment. Both the tan and black cumins have a long history of being used to heal, and research suggests both have value as cancer fighters.
But they’re completely different from one another. In fact, they’re not even related!
Let’s take a close look and see if we want to crank either the tan or black cumin into our plan for a longer, healthier life. . .
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Practitioners of Indian Ayurvedic medicine often use the familiar tan cumin to relieve digestive tract disorders like diarrhea, heartburn and nausea. Scientists believe it may have earned this reputation because it stimulates production of protective enzymes in your pancreas.
Cumin also has the ability to enhance your insulin sensitivity. Some studies have reported that the cuminaldehyde found in cumin seeds inhibits glucose metabolism. If true, then cumin is a promising agent against diabetes.
What’s more, cumin extract has also flexed its muscle against the Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) bacteria—a common cause of ulcers.
What can cumin do to beat cancer?
Many traditional and alternative medical practitioners believe cumin also has impressive anti-cancer properties that stem from its ability to:
  1. Enhance the liver´s detoxification enzymes
  2. Neutralize cancer-causing free-radicals
Deriving from a plant in the parsley family, cumin shares similarities to anise, caraway, coriander, dill and fennel as well.
And this family doesn’t mess around when facing cancer cells! All the plants in this clan contain unique phytochemicals (that is, natural plant chemicals), such as polyacetylenes and phthalides, which show both anti-inflammatory and cancer-protective properties.
A “black sheep” that’s not in the family
There’s been increased buzz lately about black cumin—that is, seeds from the plant known as Nigella sativa. Despite commonly being called black cumin, it’s unrelated to the familiar kitchen spice I just discussed, Cuminum cyminum. Black cumin is also called kalonji and black seed.
Don’t worry about all the confusion surrounding the name. This tiny wonder has been in use for thousands of years as a natural health cure. Healthwise, it’s as good or better than the kitchen spice.
But only during the last forty years have scientists come to appreciate its true potential to save your health.
Since 1964, there have been some than 450 peer-reviewed, published studies that have referenced black cumin!
Originally used to treat allergies, asthma and migraines, scientific studies also show black seed can be useful at combating a variety of other diseases, including:
  • Alzheimer’s disease
  • Autoimmune disorders
  • Diabetes
  • Hepatitis C
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • And much more!
What’s even more exciting are recent discoveries that show this little black seed can give several types of cancer cells a scrub down too!
Studies show that regularly taking black cumin or black cumin oil can help prevent the growth and spread of colon cancer cells.
Dr. Hwyda Arafat recently conducted studies at Philadelphia’s Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson. He was able to show that black cumin was effective at killing 80 percent of pancreatic cancer tumors it encountered.
In a press statement, Dr. Arafat said, "Nigella sativa helps treat a broad array of diseases, including some immune and inflammatory disorders. Previous studies also have shown anticancer activity in prostate and colon cancers, as well as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects."
Researchers at the Cancer Immuno-Biology Laboratory in South Carolina found that black cumin helps stimulate neutrophil granulocyte activity.
Neutrophils are the most abundant type of white blood cell in the body. They shoulder primary responsibility for targeting and eliminating cancer cells before they band together to form tumors.
So what’s the secret ingredient?
Black cumin’s strength comes from a combination of healthy compounds, including:
  • Thymoquinone – a phytochemical with anti-cancer, anti-inflammattory and immune-boosting properties
  • Essential fatty acids –including linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid that aids in cancer prevention
  • Amino Acids – essential protein building blocks that assist in proper execution of many bodily functions
  • Minerals – calcium, iron, potassium and sodium to help your body function properly
  • Carotene – a compound your body changes into vitamin A needed to grow new cells, sharpen vision, maintain healthy skin and more
  • Phytosterols – compounds that have been shown to lower cholesterol
So should you take the tan cumin, the black cumin, neither, or both?
If you want to enjoy the benefits of the conventional cumin spiceCuminum Cyminum, you can sprinkle it on your meals as you prepare various dishes. If you like Asian and Middle Eastern dishes the way I do, you encounter it all the time. As far as I can learn, it isn’t taken as a supplement – at least not often!
The other cumin -- black cumin or Nigella sativa -- is not commonly used as a spice – it’s not even related to the spice -- but it IS a fairly popular supplement. If you’d like to try this nutrient you can purchase black cumin oil in pill and liquid form fairly inexpensively from vendors of nutritional supplements.
Try to purchase organic, cold pressed Nigella oil that is free of additives. You can take a teaspoon of the oil before breakfast each day and mix it with raw honey or fresh juice.
If you’re concerned about battling cancer, my sources indicate you can increase the dosage to three teaspoons daily in divided doses. Just for the record, I haven’t tried this supplement.
But I look forward to more research on this ancient remedy. It might prove to be a modern marvel when it comes to fighting cancer!
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Today's Feature Exercise: Hang Snatch High Pull


 

  
OLY - Hang Snatch High Pull View Video
Exercise Description:

Begin this lift by placing your hands in an overhand grip with palms facing your body. The width of your hands should be 16-18 inches wider than the total width of your shoulders. Lift the bar off the ground, or from blocks, to a standing position. Slowly lower the bar down until it is positioned slightly above your knee caps. This is the "Hang" position. Remember to keep your shoulders over the bar at the start of the lift. Keep your back flat and chest up as you elevate the bar until it reaches the upper part of your thighs. This first pull phase is controlled and is only for getting the bar into the proper position for the second pull phase. The second pull phase is very explosive and is initiated by extending your hips through the bar completely, shrugging your shoulders up, and pulling the bar as high as possible. Lead this pull phase with your elbows so the bar stays close to your body. Return to the hang position and repeat for the required number of repetitions. Once the first repetition is done you do not have to lower the bar back down to the ground. Start the remaining reps from the hang position.

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Tuesday, March 25, 2014

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Lady Bulldogs Bowling and Softball News



DURHAM, N.C. – Bowie State University ended the season third overall in the CIAA Bowling Championships, which concluded Sunday, March 23, 2014.

The Lady Bulldogs defeated Saint Augustine’s University 4-1 in elimination bracket play on Sunday. Bowie State took down Elizabeth City State 4-2 before falling to the eventual Champion Virginia State 4-3 in the loser’s bracket.

The All-CIAA Tournament team consisted of MVP Amber Seay of Virginia State and included Bowie State’s Ashley Wade (Henrico, Va.) and Shayla Lightfoot (Henrico, Va.), Nicole Sciortino of Saint Augustine’s, Crystal Mujica of Fayetteville State and CIAA Bowler of the Year Rebecca Clements of Virginia State.

Lady Bulldogs Closeout CIAA Round-Up with Wins over Johnson C. Smith and Livingstone


RALEIGH, N.C. – Bowie State softball closed out the CIAA Round-Up with wins over Johnson C. Smith and Livingstone by scores of 4-2 and 7-3 respectively. The victories improve the Lady Bulldogs overall record to 4-16 and 3-6 in conference play.

The Lady Bulldogs fell behind early versus the Lady Golden Bulls of Johnson C. Smith, trailing 2-0 after half an inning. Bowie State junior Cassandra Clayborne (Damascus, Md.) opened the Lady Bulldogs half of the 1stinning with an inside the park homer to pull BSU within one.

The Lady Golden Bulls maintained their narrow lead until the bottom of the 4th inning when the Lady Bulldogs plated two to take a 3-2 lead. Junior Hayley Flint (Mesa, Ariz.) reached on a fielder’s choice and crossed the plate following a home run by senior Adria Lewis (Cumberland, Md.).

Bowie State added an insurance run in the bottom of the 6th inning when Flint scored on an error by the JCSU second baseman.

Johnson C. Smith went down in order in the bottom of the 6th inning and senior Mariela Hernandez (Del Rio, Texas) picked up the win, striking out six, walked two and allowed five hits.

In game two of the day, the Lady Bulldogs jumped all over Livingstone’s Lady Blue Bears, scoring five runs on just three hits in the top of the first inning. BSU’s three hits came off the bats of Lewis, Flint and junior Megan Windsor (Upper Marlboro, Md.).

Bowie State pushed one across the dish in the 3rd and 6th innings to take a 7-0 lead and were in completely control.

The Lady Blue Bears put together a pretty good 6th inning, collecting a pair of hits and scored three runs to close the deficit to 7-3. However, it was too little too late.

Clayborne and Flint tallied two hits each against Livingstone, while Lewis, Windsor, juniors Miranda Luna (Upper Marlboro, Md.) and Erica Atkins (Burtonsville, Md.) and Victoria Lizardo (Baltimore, Md.) added one hit apiece. Windsor earned her first victory of the season in circle, pitching a complete game, allowing five hits but struck out three.

Bowie State returns to action on Thursday (3/27) making a non-conference road trip to Millersville (Pa.) University for a 3 pm doubleheader. The Lady Bulldogs make their home debut on Saturday (3/29), hosting Virginia State in a CIAA Northern Division clash at 1 pm.

Johnson C. Smith vs Bowie State (Mar 24, 2014)


Box Score
 
BOWIE STATE LADY BULLDOGS SOFTBALL 2014
Johnson C. Smith vs Bowie State
Mar 24, 2014 at Raleigh, NC (Walnut Creek Complex)

Johnson C. Smith 2 (6-13,2-3 CIAA)

Player 
 ab 
  r 
  h 
rbi 
 bb 
 so 
 po 
  a 
lob 
WARREN,Britn rf 
   SCOTT,Imani rf 
ARCHIBALD,Br lf 
HERNANDEZ,Jo ss 
JEFFERSON,Mo c 
ANDERSON,Cab cf 
ROWE,Brittan 2b 
HASTY,Morgan 3b 
JACKSON,Jasm 1b 
PERALTA,Stac p 
   LOPEZ,Victor p 
Totals 
24 
18 
  

Bowie State 4 (3-16,2-6 CIAA)

Player 
 ab 
  r 
  h 
rbi 
 bb 
 so 
 po 
  a 
lob 
CLAYBORNE,Cassandra cf 
BETHKE,Hailey ss 
RAY,Stefanie c 
ATKINS,Erica 2b 
FLINT,Hayley 1b 
LEWIS,Adria 3b 
HERNANDEZ,Mariela p 
WASHINGTON,Kiara lf 
LIZARDO,Victoria rf 
Totals 
24 
21 

Score by Innings                  R  H  E
-----------------------------------------
Johnson C. Smith.... 200 000 0 -  2  5  2
Bowie State......... 100 201 X -  4  5  0
-----------------------------------------

E - ROWE,Brittan; JACKSON,Jasm. LOB - Golden Bulls 3; Bulldogs 4. 2B - ANDERSON,Cab. HR - CLAYBORNE,C.; LEWIS,A.. SB - FLINT,H. 2. CS - HASTY,Morgan.

Johnson C. Smith  
ip 
er 
bb 
so 
wp 
bk 
hbp 
ibb 
ab 
bf 
fo 
go 
PERALTA,Stac L 
3.2 
16 
17 
LOPEZ,Victor  
2.1 
  
Bowie State  
ip 
er 
bb 
so 
wp 
bk 
hbp 
ibb 
ab 
bf 
fo 
go 
HERNANDEZ,Mariela W,2-7 
7.0 
24 
26 

Win - HERNANDEZ,M. (2-7). Loss - PERALTA,Stac (). Save - None. Inherited runners/scored: LOPEZ,Victor 1/0.
Umpires - 
Start: 12:30 pm Time: 1:20 Attendance: 20
 
Weather: Cool