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I enjoy running and have completed four marathons to date, with three more coming up this year, including the New York City Marathon. Last fall, I did the Marine Corps Marathon as part of the Diabetes Action team.
I've managed to delay type 2 diabetes through running, but even while training for a marathon, my blood sugar levels still creep up to the edge, "pre-diabetic" as one doctor refers to it. My family history on one side is 100 percent with type 2 diabetes. I'm 46 and at the point when other family members have been diagnosed with type 1 or 2 diabetes. It's incredibly frustrating, however, to participate in endurance activities where the "normal" diet emphasizes high levels of carbohydrates. It also seems as if "normal" processing of insulin and glucose during exercise is barely understood relative to improving performance. When I explain that my body doesn't process these things "normally" and that I need advice on how to make adjustments, nutritionists and experienced runners usually offer just a blank stare.
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I am writing in response to your article "Supplement Addresses the 'Root' of Diabetes Problems" in the March 2006 issue.
The article states that Insulow "can reduce—or in some cases eliminate— the need for administering insulin or medications used in managing blood glucose levels," which cannot be substantiated by medical science. The product Web site cites studies to try to prove its point. However, the studies referenced are on biotin or R-lipoic acid, not on Insulow. People with diabetes who are desperate for a solution to their health problems will read this article and believe that Insulow is a miracle solution, when it is nothing more than a nutritional supplement.
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I found out in September of 2005 that I was diabetic, and this has changed my life in so many ways.
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They hit seven of nine free throws in the final 46 seconds — after a flagrant foul resulted in the ejection of a Jacksonville player and Anniston fan — and held the Golden Eagles without a field goal in the final 2:08.
Marquavious Frazier scored 19 points and Quintavious Dobbins 13 to lead Anniston to a 51-46 victory and berth in next week's Northeast Regional in Jacksonville State University's Pete Mathews Coliseum.
The Bulldogs (17-13), who returned just one player who saw significant playing time in 2011-12, will play Madison County on Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
"With the number of young kids I have, to advance to the regional is kind of unheard of," Anniston coach Schuessler Ware said. "Usually, the teams that advance are the veteran ball teams."
Anniston played like a veteran team when tensions flared Friday.
Leading just 46-44, the Bulldogs were on the break when Quintavious Dobbins crashed to the floor after a foul by Jacksonville's Andrew Clingan.
As Dobbins rolled on the floor out of bounds, an Anniston trainer ran to attend to him. After Dobbins got up, a woman in a green shirt came onto the floor and extended her arms to him, apparently trying to nudge Dobbins away from danger.
Police escorted the woman out of the gym, and Clingan was ejected after officials called a flagrant foul. Jacksonville coach Anthony Kingston said Clingan wasn't trying to hurt Dobbins.
"I didn't see it, but when we're down like that, I teach them to go for the ball," he said. "I thought he went for the ball, and one thing we do is a hard foul. Don't let him get the ball up.
"Andrew may have caught him around the arm. I'll have to watch the tape and see."
Dobbins missed the resulting free throws, but Mauriceco Massey hit two after being held on the inbounds play in the ensuing possession. That began Anniston's string of hitting seven of nine free throws.
"I got my teammates together and told them to stay calm," Frazier said. "Just play through, and we've got it. We've just got to stay together."
Meanwhile, Anniston's 3-2 zone continued its work. The Bulldogs held Jacksonville to 14-for-50 shooting (28 percent) and no field goals after Des Curry hit a floater to bring Jacksonville within 42-41 with just more than two minutes to play.
The Golden Eagles, who finished the season 14-14, went 0-for-6 down after that, scoring all of their final five points from the foul line. Curry finished with a team-high 18 points but missed two 3-point attempts in the final 25 seconds, both with Jacksonville having a chance to either take the lead or tie the game.
"We were trying to get some shots taking it to the basket," Curry said. "They have a lot of length on their team, so that zone kind of had us a little stagnant."
Ware said the 3-2 zone was designed to make it hard for Jacksonville to score in the lane while denying Curry and Sid Thurmond 3-point shots they normally like to take.
Thurmond finished with 14 points, hitting three 3-pointers. He hit two in a row to bring Jacksonville within 38-36 and 40-39, but he did most of his damage from the baseline corner, the most vulnerable spot in the 3-2 zone.
"We were just trying to keep the ball out of the middle and get it out of Curry's hands so he wouldn't get those little shots," Frazier said.
Meanwhile, Anniston's best shot was a missed shot. That meant the Bulldogs got chances for putbacks.
They had 26 offensive rebounds, 13 in each half. Anniston's success on the offensive glass in the first half prompted Kingston to abandon the 1-2-2 zone for man-to-man, hoping to keep a body on a body.
Anniston outrebounded Jacksonville 46-29 overall and had 14 possessions with at least two shots, including five possessions with three or more shots.
"When we look back on it, we're going to know second chances were just, it killed us," Kingston said. "We played good on the first shots, but then, as is Anniston's motto and Anniston's team, they're going to go for those second and third shots."
Such were the keys to a game that saw nine lead changes and no lead bigger than Anniston's 38-33 edge early in the fourth quarter. That's becoming the norm when Anniston and Jacksonville play each other in high-stakes games.
"It's pretty intense," Curry said. "When I was in eighth grade, the varsity lost by like 40, then the next year we came back and lost by two in the regional championship.
"The next year, we played them tight and just couldn't get it, and the next year it went to four overtimes, and now this."
Frazier said Jacksonville has become Anniston's new rival in basketball.
"We don't play Oxford any more, and Jacksonville is the closest to us," he said. "That game is always intense."
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Playing a man down, Southern Utah (9-10) conceded one doubles match and one singles point to the Golden Eagles out of the gate. That advantage was a massive difference for ORU, as Friday's tussle was much closer than the regular season battle between the squads two weeks ago.
ORU needed only one doubles victory to take the opening point, and the Golden Eagles got it from Iryna Khatsko and Kristin Gray. The All-League players knocked off Ksusha Johnson and Lisa Pleskan, 8-2, to give ORU a 1-0 lead.
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SUU hung tough with the Golden Eagles on nearly every court. The T-Birds held a big lead at No. 1 doubles before that match was abandoned, and both unfinished singles matches went to a third set.
Barring inclement weather, the championship match between ORU and IPFW will start at 10 am CT tomorrow at the Plaza Tennis Center in Kansas City with the Summit League title and an NCAA Tournament bid on the line.
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Is Your Business Moving? 6 Tips for Attracting Customers To Your New Location
by Caron_Beesley, Community Moderator
- Created: March 21, 2013, 7:25 am
- Updated: March 21, 2013, 2:37 pm
Businesses move for all sorts of reasons. Existing rents may be too high; neighboring anchor tenants may have left; or perhaps you just need a bigger premise for your growing business!
But how can you ensure your existing customers move with you and how can you go about attracting new customers to your new location? Here are six tips:
1. Communicate Pre-Move and Post-Move
First, be sure to use every available touch point to communicate with existing customers about your impending move—and well in advance. Utilize e-mail lists, your website, direct mail, flyers, blog, social media, advertising, press releases, in-store signage—the works. Be sure to include directions, information about what else is going on in that neighborhood and, if your move is for positive reasons, be bold and share those details. For example, if you are expanding, include a message that thanks your customers for their patronage and stresses your commitment to providing top notch service.
If you haven't been keeping a record of your customer emails and mailing addresses, use the news media and other avenues (see below) to spread the word about your move.
Don't forget to leave flyers with your neighbors after you've moved and request that they display them in their windows or at the point of sale.
2. Update Your Online Listings
Search engines are increasingly locally-centric in their search results. For example, if you enter "Italian restaurant" into a Google search, it will automatically display local businesses in your area first. So update (or create if you don't have them) your online listings, whether they are on Google+ Local, Yelp, Yellow Pages, Facebook, Trip Advisor or others. And, of course, don't forget to update your own website "Contact Us", "About Us" or "Find Us" page.
3. Use Location-Based Services to Attract Passersby
Don't forget to take advantage of mobile technology. Promoting your small business to passersby using mobile apps that target consumers in the vicinity of your business isn't that difficult. Groupon, Living Social, FourSquare and ThinkNear, among others, let you post information about your latest offers and limited-time deals to consumers within a certain distance of your business. You can also schedule deals to get delivered during key hours—for example, if you're looking to boost foot traffic during off-peak times.
4. Give Existing Customers an Incentive to Visit You at Your New Location
Your customers are your livelihood, treat them that way. Offer them incentives to stop by your new location. Make sure the offer is time-bound so they have a reason to check out your new digs soon!
5. Host an Event to Attract New and Existing Customers
Give customers a reason to fall in love with your store—not just for its products, but as a place to get together. Retail stores, bars, restaurants and other food service businesses, in particular, can benefit from hosting events. These can be educational in nature (bring in a guest speaker from a vendor or supplier if you don't have much to say yourself) or appreciation events (offer a sneak preview of your new location to your top customers). Events can also be tied to themes (date night or wine night) or holidays.
6. Don't Forget Customers That May Not Have Checked You Out for a While
Your new location might be more convenient to some of your older customers. So consider running a campaign that targets not only your active customer base, but those who may not have purchased from you in a while. Special offers or other incentives specifically targeted at that group and paired with a, "we'd love to see you again," message may just do the trick.
For more tips about attracting customers to your new business location read: 7 Ways to Increase Foot Traffic to your Small Business.
Useful Resources
- SBA SizeUp Tool – Want to know how your business stacks up against the competition? Where your potential competitors are located? Where the best places are to advertise your business? Use SBA's SizeUp tool to help you crunch millions of data points and get customizable reports and statistics about your business and its competition. Just enter your industry, city, state and other details. SizeUp then runs various reports and provides maps and data related to your competition, suppliers and customers. It also highlights potential advertising opportunities.
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philjak | Window Shopper | 3/25/2013 - 7:16 pm
Carl_Grothaus | Window Shopper | 3/25/2013 - 3:38 am
work is done, the better would be the brand generation. The better the brand
building, the more would be the flow of customers to site. You may make the
customer to get back to you. one can also achieve that through promotional
product offering.
localsearchhq | Window Shopper | 3/25/2013 - 12:40 am
will be indeed helpful for new start ups to get customers.
HowToMakeMillions.tk | Window Shopper | 3/23/2013 - 11:36 am
albertjohnson | Window Shopper | 3/22/2013 - 12:17 pm
difficult in the service industry is that many times we dont have a store
front we tend to go to the customers. SO what i like to recommend is doing
some sort of direct mail blast to the locations we are looking into moving.
That way people know about us before we move there.
Calgary Moving Company | Window Shopper | 3/22/2013 - 11:28 am
Thank you for always posting such interesting and valuable information.
I completely agree with your statement that "Your customers are your
livelihood, treat them that way"
I was a customer at a drycleaners and they moved locations. I would have just
gone down the street to a different place but they offered me pick up and
drop off service. This worked great for them and me as I had them pickup/drop
off my clothing at my place of work. The word got around my office and
created tons of new clients for them.
They created a scheduled pickup/drop off once a week for my whole office.
I have to say that's customer service and very smart on their part.
BMT | Window Shopper | 3/21/2013 - 1:26 pm
small businesses tend to forget their customers and fail.
Also, from a b-school professor of mine: It costs ten times as much to get a
new customer then it does to retain an existing one. Thus, look into
up-selling, cross-selling and anything else you can do to get more from the
customers you do have. This also includes having the products and services
THEY want and not just what YOU want to sell to them. This can also include
changing your entire business - what it offers - if that is what your
customers want.
Great advice Caron.
annaharris170 | Window Shopper | 3/21/2013 - 9:29 am
customers and attracting new customers is really impressive and can benefit
lots of local business owners.
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Summer provides ample opportunity for children to
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Stocks capped a wildly volatile trading session flat as a pancake following the monthly government jobs report and amid ongoing jitters over Syria. Still, the Dow snapped a four-week losing streak.
Stocks initially opened higher following the nonfarm payrolls report, but quickly tumbled near session lows after Dow Jones quoted Putin as saying that Russia would continue arms sales and aid to Syria, even in the event of an external attack. Major averages eventually rebounded, with the Dow hitting 15,000, as President Obama eased immediate fears over Syria in his latest press conference from the G20 meeting.
However, the rally eventually faded in the final hour of trading. Overall, the Dow fluctuated in a wide 220-point range.
"If you came into the day and ask what could possibly roll this market over, Syria would be front and center," said Art Hogan, managing director at Lazard Capital Markets. "We have to be careful as to how much of a reaction we have, but it's going to move markets around here."
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dipped 14.98 points to close at 14,922.50. The Dow was down 148 points at its session low and touched the psychologically-important 15,000 level at its session high.
The S&P 500 eked out a gain of 0.09 points to finish at 1,655.17. And the Nasdaq squeezed out a gain of 1.22 points to end at 3,133.38.
The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, ended near 16.
For the week, the Dow climbed 0.76 percent, the S&P 500 rallied 1.36 percent, and the Nasdaq jumped 1.95 percent.
Earlier President Barack Obama met privately with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 meeting in St. Petersburg in the midst of their dispute over how to respond to chemical weapons use in Syria.
In a press conference, Obama claimed a growing recognition among foreign leaders that "the world cannot stand idly by" in the face of chemical weapons use in Syria, and said he plans to make his case to the American people in an address Tuesday night.
With Congress showing signs of reluctance to back a resolution authorizing military strikes, Obama refused to say whether he would act if he fails to win that approval.
"It would be a mistake for me to jump the gun and speculate because right now I'm working to get as much support as possible out of Congress," he said.
(Read more: Syria: 'Outrage' from world leaders)
Meanwhile, stocks shot higher at the open following a weaker-than-expected jobs report that raised questions over whether the Federal Reserve would delay pulling back on its easy-monetary policy. Nonfarm payrolls increased 169,000 in August, according to the Labor Department, while the unemployment rate dropped to a 4-1/2 year low to 7.3 percent as workers gave up the search for work. Economists polled by Reuters had expected job gains of 180,000 last month.
"Again, we see that good news is bad news and bad news is good news—what we need the markets to be doing is going up because the economy is going up and not because we're going to get more injections," said Lance Roberts, chief strategist at StreetTalk Advisors. "We're dependent on Dr. Bernanke to keep this life support going."
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The closely-watched jobs report provides a crucial piece of evidence for the Fed as it debates the future of its $85 billion per month bond-buying program. Policymakers from the U.S. central bank meet on Sept. 17-18 and had been widely expected to turn down the dial on the purchases they have been making to keep interest rates low and boost growth.
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Kansas City Fed President Esther George said the central bank should begin tapering its monthly bond purchases to around $70 billion per month starting later this month.
U.S. Treasury bond prices rallied, pulling yields back from the edge of two year highs. Benchmark 10-year notes traded at 2.93 percent, after topping 3 percent in after-hours trade, for the first time in over two years.
Among earnings, Smithfield Foods posted quarterly earnings that dropped, hurt by lower exports to key international markets.
Yelp jumped after Deutsche Bank initiated coverage of the consumer-review website with a "buy" rating.
Facebook drifted higher to hit a new 52-week high. The social-networking giant is up more than 60 percent this year and is 4 percent below its record price of $45 reached during its IPO last May.
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Florida to LVIA Flight Dilemma: Airlines Can Fill Planes, But Struggle to Make Profit
Airlines that offered nonstop service to Florida cities have come and gone at LVIA. One departed so abruptly it stranded Lehigh Valley residents in Florida and left LVIA with $1 million in unpaid bills.
Leisure travel is often a luxury. That means business can go south quickly if bad weather or a geopolitical catastrophe strikes.
There's also more competition for passengers. Airlines at LVIA now must contend with Southwest Airlines, the nation's No. 1 discount carrier, which began flying at Philadelphia in 2004. Southwest, which considered starting operations at LVIA before deciding on Philadelphia, is waging a fare war in many of the cities it serves. Industry officials say it is single-handedly responsible for lowering fares at many airports.
Battling US Airways and AirTran in Philadelphia, Southwest dropped some one-way fares below $50 during the fall.
"Passengers are all looking for the cheap price," said Tull of Hooters Air. "Do you think any airline is making money with a $39 fare?"
Fuel costs
High fuel cost has been the scourge of the industry for the past two years. It's a major reason Southeast, TransMeridian and Hooters have called it quits at LVIA.
The larger, more established airlines have been able to weather high fuel costs better because their bulk-buying provides steeper discounts. And unlike charter airlines such as Southeast, carriers such as US Airways and Delta can immediately use ticket proceeds for operating expenses. Charter carriers are legally bound to sequester the funds in escrow until a flight takes place. That requires ample cash reserves, which few small airlines have.
"They don't have Wall Street money or the war chest of hundreds of millions of dollars," said Cary Evans, a former official at Interstate Jet, which briefly flew from LVIA to Las Vegas and other leisure markets in 2003.
Nearly all airlines, however, have struggled. Several large airlines reported some of their biggest financial losses ever in 2005, in large part because of fuel prices. Southwest Airlines, which locked in fuel prices in advance, was a notable exception.
Most leisure travelers book in advance, experts say. That means the price they pay when they book does not reflect market conditions at the time of the flight.
"They are booking today for July," said Evans by cell phone. "In July, we could have more turmoil in the Middle East or South America or Nigeria, and the price of fuel could go up steeply like it has in the past. Well, there is no way to adjust because your fares were based on current market conditions."
Generous incentives
Some say LVIA has been too generous with incentives to start-up carriers. Southeast, TransMeridian and Hooters received a reprieve on landing fees and other expenses for a specified period of time. Some say the airlines take advantage of the incentives but are not able to operate without them.
Critics argue that's especially so because LVIA charges relatively high landing fees. Allegiant considers LVIA "a relatively high-cost" airport, a company official said. LVIA officials say that's partly because the airport does not receive subsidies from local municipalities.
"When the perks run out, the airline simply cannot afford the high cost of operating in and out of LVIA," said David Hoch, a former captain on Southeast Airlines, in an e-mail. "Then, when it all comes to a head, the airline either pulls out of LVIA or simply shuts its doors."
Critics also worry LVIA is focusing too many resources on the low-cost, under-financed start-up airlines that fly nonstop to Florida. Legacy carriers such as Delta, which flies daily to Atlanta and Cincinnati, and Northwest, which flies to Detroit, provide the backbone of LVIA's business travel service. These airlines fly to Florida but do not provide nonstop service from here.
There has been almost no new service at LVIA from the older carriers in recent years, with the exception of Continental Airlines' service to Boston, which began last year. LVIA only provides incentives when carriers expand or start new service. That means airlines such as United, Delta and Northwest have not received incentives that have helped the newer carriers.
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With 64,328 passengers flying to and from LVIA last month, it was the lowest October traffic count since 1995.
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Jewelry designer Barbara Bixby began her studies at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City at the age of 16. Although she started out with a focus on sculpture, she soon fell in love with jewelry design. "I love what I do as a jewelry designer. I am extremely lucky to have found my passion early for what would ultimately become my career," enthused Bixby.
After finishing her education, Bixby took a variety of jobs that allowed her to become more familiar with the world of fine jewelry. Eventually she was asked to design a personal collection for an established designer that was the initial inspiration to create her current collections.
In need of fresh inspiration, Bixby spent a year traveling the world and painting. Upon her return, she continued to develop collections for many highly renowned design houses before moving on to create her own intricate pieces. "My current collection is my most exciting undertaking to date. I use the jewelry medium to create a piece of art, with precious metal as my three-dimensional canvas and gemstones as my color palette."
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Allow me to geek out here for a moment: I watched Gilmore Girls as much for Melissa McCarthy as I did the witty repartee between an impossibly hip young mom and her impossibly precocious teen daughter. Because way before there was fangbangin' Sookie Stackhouse, there was Sookie St. James, kooky sidekick to the equally quirky Lorelai Gilmore. And Sookie could actually cook.
The world is all suddenly "yay, that funny chick rocks" what with Melissa hosting Saturday Night Live, making Bridesmaids that much funnier, and grabbing Emmy Awards for Mike & Molly. But those of us who have been girl crushing since she made Sookie sound more like a name, less like a nickname for your pacifier (my apologies to any real Sookies out there, but really? You never thought it?) are happy to say "uh huh, told ya so."
Hey, I'm not hating. I'm happy the comedy queen is finally getting her due. She was the celebrity catch at The Children's Place a few weeks ago, when they snapped a photo that sums up exactly why she's girl crushable. Melissa McCarthy doesn't care what people think of her.
This is the woman who is getting into plus-size design instead of trying to fit some Hollywood body type. She's not the fat, funny sidekick. She's the plus-sized hilarious leading lady.
And did I mention she rocks the new knit animal hats from the Children's Place? I spotted the photo and reached out to the company because it made me laugh (in other words: they're celebrity catch is TOTALLY eye-catching). She's a Fashion Institute of Technology alum who planned to get into textiles before deviating into stand-up, so it's fair to say she's got an eye for what's worth modeling. And she also happens to have two little girls — just the right age for CP clothes. This was the rare celebrity I felt like I could trust guiding me on what to get the kiddo.
So I asked the Children's Place if they'd let me give one away, and they agreed to send one my way to see if it's as cool as my beloved Sookie thought it was.
The result? Check it out for yourself:
The inner lining is soft, the braided strings long enough to tie off but not so long that they become annoying. And the owl is just plain adorable. My kid has been wearing it all week, even on days when the temperature has hovered in the 50s (proof of its cuteness: how many kids do you know who are willing to OVERdress for the weather).
All that, and they're just $9.95. I'm sold!
Not crazy about a white hat for a kid? How about a black dog with a pink bow that you'll spot from anywhere (even hidden under the couch)?:
Want one for your kiddo? Leave a comment with your favorite Gilmore Girls or Mike & Molly reference.
For extra entries:
1. Become a Facebook fan of Inside Out Motherhood, and leave a comment telling me (and drop by to leave me a comment on there too if you want — I'm a glutton for looooove).
2. Follow me on Twitter @jeannesager and tweet this giveaway — you MUST have an actual link to the giveaway in the tweet, or it doesn't count. Leave a link to your Tweet in the comments below.
3. Grab my blog button (you'll see it at left), post it on your blog, then leave me a link in comments so I can come visit you and say hi!
I think that's it. Oh yeah — make sure I have some way to contact you if you're the winner. If you're a blogger and have a contact on your blog, that'll do so you don't have to put your email out there for the world to see. But if not, how about a Twitter handle, something, so I can reach out. Or you can check back. The contest will end October 31.
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Brian: Even without an inhaler, "Follow Them to the Edge of the Dessert" is too long! Zach: Yeah, but when we get famous, our fans will shorten it to F-T-T-T-E-O-T-D. Tweet: http://twitter.com/#!/NoraBell423/status/125650747718242304Button is on my blog, middle left sideGratsi for the giveaway!Nora, The Bookery
Rory:He actually likes it when we come for thanksgiving.All these years and we never knew.Lorelai: Hm, he's the grinch, and we're Cindy Lou Who.Rory: So, Cindy Lou, what do we do?in reference to how the grinch stole christmas You can reach me by banana phone :DMegan!
I've never been able to quote a line from anything in my life, but – I loved this show! I loved the Dragonfly Inn and always imagined I'd own a place like that with a bff or two, I think it would be awesome to have written an episode where all the teens hung out in Mrs. Kim's antique shop, Jackson was my favorite of all the characters (sorry!) and when 'Parenthood' started airing I told my husband it was the show with Lorelai (I had no idea her name was LG at the time…)
Quote my favorite moment? Are you serious?Jackson to Sookie: I think we should get married.Sookie: What?Jackson: I think we should get married.Sookie: But, uh…Jackson: Soon.Sookie: Are you pregnant? And you know I follow you on Twitter, AND now I follow you on FB. Had looked for a Stir fanpage, but didn't know you had this! Yay!
Ack, and I forgot the link:http://twitter.com/#!/RanaAurora/status/126060621916680192Hopefully I won't fail the CAPTCHA again… mutter grumble.I DID, damn it!
I have never been able to quote lines but I love Mike and Molly. It is great to see a more realistic television email@example.com
I am a Facebook fan of Inside Out Motherhood- Michelle email@example.com
Paris: Quit making that face at me!Rory: What face?"Paris:"That 'I'm Rory, don't you want to pet me?' face"Love the hat. I got an amazing crazy monkey hat at Macy's last year that my 10 yo wore to SHREDS. :)Lisa Conant barzi10091-at-aol-dot-com
brand new happy facebook follower :)Lisa Conant barzi10091-at-aol-dot-com
Lorelai: I love my little circus freak.
Molly: And you think your wife is a pitbull? Mike: In my defense pitbulls are nice, its their owners that make them mean. Haha! email@example.com
Rory: "I still can't get 'coming round the mountain' out of my mind. It's like one of those phrases, like 'drop it like it's hot' that I really wish I'd never heard." email@example.com
The Gilmore Girls! I remember Rory explaining a boy she likes as not friendly, necessarily, but friendish. I liked email@example.com
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Lake Fairfax Park
1400 Lake Fairfax Drive
Reston, VA 20190
Local Map/Directions
Map of Lake Fairfax Park
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Trails Map
Hours of Operation:
- Lake Fairfax Park grounds are open every day from dawn to dusk
- When bad weather strikes, the park may need to alter the normal operating schedule. Call the office to determine the status during inclement weather.
Office Hours:
Daily: 10am to 6pm
Beginning Feb. 2: 8am - 6pm
Beginning Apr. 12: 8am - 7pm
For recreation and fun in western Fairfax, this 476- acre park includes a 20-acre lake with fishing, the Water Mine family Swimmin' Hole, boat rentals, carousel, athletic fields, picnic shelters and picnic areas with grills, a playground, restrooms, campgrounds, trails and a skatepark.
The Water Mine Family Swimmin' Hole features tubing on the Rattlesnake Lazy River, a tot pool at Tenderfoot Pond, slides, tunnels, and interactive play features designed for young children. The Water Mine is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.
Carousel and boat rentals are open from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and only on weekends and holidays during September and October.
The campground , picnic areas , playground, trails and skatepark are open year-round. Virginia State fishing license is required, and sailboats, gasoline and electric-powered boats and swimming are prohibited in the lake.
Lake Fairfax Park Announces 2014 Flea Market Schedule
Admission is free for shoppers. The $25 fee for vendors includes a 10' x 10' stall. Space is limited, so vendors are encouraged to register early. For more information on vending, contact the park at 703-471-5416.
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April 25 & 26
Girls Weekend Out is a special a-la-carte camping and skill building experience offered by Fairfax County Park Authority — for Girl Scouts! Bring your troop and enjoy the great outdoors. Learn crafts, earn badges and more! Read More >>
Schedule of Activities
Friday night — Campsite sign-in, Campfire stories and
sing-along at 7 p.m.!
Saturday — Morning and afternoon sessions: Hiker and Senses for Brownies, Animal Habitats for Juniors, Intro to Trailblazing for Cadettes, Water for Ambassadors. Teambuilding for scouts ages 12 and up, Fire building for ages 10 and up!
Saturday night —Craft Hour at 6 p.m., Night Owl badge for Cadettes at 8:15 p.m.
Sunday —Wake up to nature's beauty. Enjoy the morning—check out time is 10 a.m.
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To register for badges, activities and campsites go to parktakes online using the links below. Sign up for activities separately, $5—$10 each. Campsite registration is $6 per camper per night. Call Lake Fairfax Park at 703-471-5415 with event questions. Food and drinks are not provided. Ice and firewood are available for purchase. Registration deadline is Friday, April 18. See you there!!
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Campfire: Friday, April 25
Camping: Saturday, April 26
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Firebuilding: 1:30 p.m.
Senses: 9 a.m.
Senses: 1:30 p.m.
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Hiker: 1:30 p.m.
Lake Fairfax Park
Multipurpose Fields A & B
and Field 8
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
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Admission $10 on-line
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$6 for day-of Water Mine customers and pass holders
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This new festival celebrates Virginia's seafaring past. Join with Ships Company Chanteymen singing traditional sea chanteys, tavern tunes and pirate ditties. Explore up close the quarter scale ship called the "Lion" and learn sailor skills. Experience the life of a sailor first hand with our many fun activity stations, including a pirate-themed tour boat ride. Wear your most dashing pirate clothes and enter our costume contest. Learn about global trade in the 18th century, and discover the luxury goods from international ports that compelled pirates to sail the seven seas.
Activities Include...
¼ scale model of the schooner Lion
Sink or float kid science activity
Pirate/nautical costume contest
Knot tying and sailor's skills station
Navigation station
Treasure map activity
Make a pirate flag
Pirate boat tour ride with cannon
Vendors of nautical and pirate-themed wares
An exhibit of 18th and 19th century world trade goods
FCPA Collections
Pirate Puppet show and stories
Pirate-themed Bounce Houses
Historical maritime music, sea shanties
Trout Fishing in Spring 2014
The 20-acre lake at Lake Fairfax Park is stocked with
trout for the Spring 2014 Trout Fishing Season. Fishermen are
invited to come catch their six-fish daily limit.
Visit Trout Fishing
Lake Fairfax Skate Park
There are now lights at Lake Fairfax Skate Park. The lights are timed to turn on 30 minutes before sunset. Lights will turn off at 8:15 p.m. in the skate park and 8:30 p.m. in the parking lot. In case of inclement weather or other safety issues, the lights will not be activated.
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Iwan Sunito
Iwan Sunito – CEO With A Mission
Iwan Sunito is not a visionary. The term 'visionary' falls short in describing Crown Group's legendary CEO. No, Iwan Sunito is more than a visionary entrepreneur; he is a CEO with a mission – a mission that began as a simple ambition to become an architect. This ambition then turned into a dream, a dream and passion to provide people with luxury housing and affordable rates. This ideal, dream, passion and mission is now formed in his Sydney-based property development company – a company that is leading the way and influencing modern-day architecture in Australia.
Sunito's Background
From an early age, Sunito was intrigued by architecture and the idea of achieving within this industry. He wanted to create something unique and this desire pushed him to pursue a life outside of his current circumstances. He left Indonesia in 1985 to attend high school in Australia. After graduating, he continued his education achieving an Honors degree in architecture and a Masters degree in construction management from the University of New South Wales.
Sunito's innovation was evident from early on when he won the Eric Daniels Award for Excellence in Residential Design. With knowledge of the Australian property market, an entrepreneurial mind and a plethora of creative thoughts; Sunito set off to make his dent in the Australian property development industry. In 1994, he founded the Joshua International Architects Company. It was soon after this that Sunito decided to narrow his attention on property development, thus co-founding the Crown Group in 1996.
How Is Suinto Different?
Iwan Sunito can be separated from others for the simple fact that he is an entrepreneur who 'dares to be different'. He began his career with a construction and design company – Joshua International Architects Company – and had to source funds from friends and family to being Crown Group. Instead of focusing on a prominent and profitable market, Sunito looked at an unusual market examining the neglected need for cost-effective luxury housing in Australia.
The first projects at Crown Group involved providing luxury housing for immigrants and young people who were interested in classic residences within Sydney. This was a risky venture, but it paid off with Crown Group now providing four and five star luxury resort-style homes. At the moment, Iwan is focused on developing real estate services featuring contemporary modern technology. His work ethic lies on making every project better than the previous one.
One of the beneficial features of the Crown Group is that its strategy focuses on the needs of the customers. Presently, Sydney has a housing shortage of approximately 50,000 residences. In satisfying this shortage need beyond the customers' expectations ensures the Crown Group continued success and a positive reputation.
Over the years, Sunito noted that one of the most important aspects of a modern property is the current technology. Observation showed that the modern day property buyers were more interested in homes with built-in movie theaters, gazebos and luxury swimming pools. In order to offer this type of residence, while still keeping costs per unit low, Sunito focused efforts on mega projects.
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WICHITA, Kan. - Oral Roberts University fell to Wichita State in their first dual match of the 2013-14 season, 6-1, on Friday afternoon at the Crestview Country Club.
The Golden Eagles opened the day by winning the doubles point. Fabian Zierleyn and Jason Mechali won the top flight match, 8-6, over Ilija Cuic and Tin Ostojic. Parker Allen and Cole Guy lost the No. 2 match, 8-0, to Guillermo Nicol and Tomislav Gregurovic, but Michael Sosnowski and Braxton Bates clinched the doubles point with an 8-5 victory over Ibian Hodgson and Jocelyn Devilliers on the third court.
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ASGs inaugural African Hunting Showcase, held in Toronto in January 2009, was a tremendous success. Our 35 exhibitors included select hunting outfitters from eight African countries, the Professional Hunters Association of South Africa (PHASA), Namibia Professional Hunters Association (NAPHA), Safari Club Internationals Canada chapter, plus prestigious rifle-maker Krieghoff, and precision optics company Swarovski.
This Africa-focused show provided a meeting place for serious hunters with a real interest in Africa. The atmosphere was relaxed but informative, giving visitors the opportunity to discuss, in detail, their hunting dreams and requirements.
Canadians have little direct exposure to African safari outfitters and professional hunters, and many think that hunting Africa is out of their financial reach. However, this is not the case. Many outfitters offer affordable hunting packages; plus, there is still many exchange rate advantages.
Also important for Canadian hunters to remember: There are three African game species which can easily be imported into Canada from Namibia that cannot be imported into the USA: cheetah, black-faced impala and black rhino.
There are over 55,000 registered members of the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters a clear indication that ASGs African Hunting Showcase is a great opportunity for outfitters and PHs to market their hunting in Ontario.
Canadians are passionate hunters and, like hunters everywhere, their dream is to visit Africa.
The dates for the 2010 African Hunting Showcase are: January 15 & 16, 2010; Venue: Delta Meadowvale Resort and Conference Centre, Mississauga.
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As Uta from Die Keiler Team in Namibia said, We are very positive about the African Hunting Show in Toronto. Once again, we thank you for an outstanding organization and the opportunity to make Canadians aware of our beautiful country.
Thanks for all the hard work in making the Hunting Showcase a success. We definitely would like to exhibit again next year as we also believe there is potential in Canada and you guys know what it takes in this business. Doing the banner for the outfitters, was & is a great plus. We do not have to hassle with shipping a booth backwards and forwards to the USA , which is costly and really frustrating. Thanks again it is great working with people like you. Graham & Ananda Jones, Graham Jones Safaris, South Africa.
Many thanks, and again, you did a great job in Toronto for us. I do realize that it will take a bit of time and money to start getting the bookings, but a foot in the door is imperative. Ian Rutledge, Dindingwe Safaris, Zimbabwe
All the people that came to the show were interested in Africa. Thats good. Walter Slippers, Ingogo Safaris, South Africa
We also want to thank you for giving us the opportunity to be part of the ASG Canada Show. We know it is an investment in the future. It was the same 6 years ago in the States. Where is Namibia? was the f.a.q. Now they ask, Where in Namibia are you? So, we are positive it is a matter of education. We will definitely be back in 2010!! Elfie Kotze, Omatako Ranch, Namibia
Thanks for all you did for us as exhibitors. All was very well organized. Tollie Jordaan, Tollies Safaris, South Africa.
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