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Little Mule Multi Cart
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Amazingly Versatile Cart is a Wheelbarrow, Dolly, Hand Truck and More
- Ingenious cart transports just about anything around your home and landscape
- Haul materials, lift rocks and pots, carry water jugs and propane tanks
- Quickly and easily converts between configurations
- A marvel of innovative engineering!
The little cart that could! This amazing, multi-function cart transports just about anything in and around your home, garden and landscape. It quickly and easily converts from wheelbarrow to hand truck to dolly, locking into each position for safety. It includes built-in features and accessories that let you fill leaf bags, carry propane tanks and 5-gal. water jugs, pick up rocks, transport heavy pots, haul firewood and move bags of mulch and soil. When you're done, it hangs for compact storage. Once you have a Little Mule Cart, you'll wonder how you ever managed without it! Holds up to 4 cubic feet and 300 pounds.
- Powder-coated steel, 10" pneumatic rubber wheels
- 60" L overall
- Cargo bed is 33" L x 16-1/2" W x 10" D
- Holds up to 4 cubic feet and 300 pounds
- Easy assembly
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- Easy assembly
- Easy to push or pull
- Metal Construction
- Multiple uses
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- Hauling Bags Of Soil
- Hauling Garden Tools
- Picking Up Heavy Items
I really like the little mule. It's much more stable than a traditional wheelbarrow. I load a bag or two of compost and my tools and head out to the garden to work.
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- Multi-purpose
- very small
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Ended up returning because it was much smaller than I thought. Even the pictuer with all of the bags of mulch was a little deceiving. Too small for my wife and me.
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- Rugged
- Versitile
- Bin Too Narrow
- Inconsistent construction
- Irritating Cheap Parts
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- Moving Heavy Objects
This is very versatile for carrying heavy objects but as a substitute for a wheelbarrow it is too narrow and capacity too small. Also the cotterpins which hold the side sliders in place are too small and cheap. They broke the first week and resulted in time lost and a trip in to the hardware store to get good ones. This was a stupid way to save probably a penny at most. That said with another wheelbarrow available to transport leaves and clippings and with real cotterpins this is a usefull tool (but not a replacement for a cart etc for light bulky material.
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Easy to assemble. Multi fcn very useful and easy to set up and use.
Small size good for manouvering yet carries a full bag of soil.
Easy to store as it collapses to use minimal space
Not just a wheelbarrow!
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- Many Uses
- Strong
- Sturdy Construction
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- Dolly
- Moving Big Plants
- Moving Rocks
I've used the net attachment to move big rocks and it worked great. What a back saver! It will also be handy for moving concrete blocks. The bag holder is great too.
- Easy to use
- Ergonomic design
- Sturdy
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- Multiple Garden
- Multiple Yard
The ergonomically well designed cart is a great multitask item. Solidly build and easy to use it should provide years of use. As a senior with some back issues this was such a treat to use to move things in the yard.
- Solid Construction
- Too Small To Be Efficient
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Could be improved by making handles connect by solid bar across the front. Why so small?
- Perfect For A 71 Yrold
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I love it because this 71 year old granny can transport big bags of soil from trunk of car. I use it up right so no lifting at garden area.
I use it as wheelbarrow to tote plant containers.
This is a new item to GS, no reviews. Sounded to good to be true but was exactly what I was looking for. It is a wheelbarrow and a moving truck all in one. Arrived at the end of the season so I have not fully tested it for durability but I did use it for moving some garden equipment and planters even moved my compost bin, worked great. Will follow up next spring but so far works great!
- Compact Storage
- Durable
- High quality materials
- Stable
- Versatile
- My Wife Keeps Taking It
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- Fridge Mover
- Horse Feed
- Trailer Mover
- Wheelbarrow
This is one amazing tool. I was very pleasantly surprised when I got it home. I put it together in under 5 minutes (of course without even looking at the instructions) and it is all made of metal not plastic.
I've put it through its paces and it has kept up with every job I throw at it. I may have to buy another one because my wife keeps using it which is surprising because she was never one to do any heavy lifting around the house.
I recommend it for both men and women.
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De was born June 2, 1926, in Medford, the son of George Alexander and Myrtle Biby Hamilton. De graduated from Gore High School. He entered the U.S. Navy on July 3, 1944 and was discharged on June 13, 1946. After De returned to Medford, he and Emma Jean Carrier were married on Sept. 29, 1946, in Nash. De worked as a butcher and retired in 1989. He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Medford and was ordained as a Deacon in 1951.
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Funeral service for Pauline Hopkins will be Monday, April 21, 2014, at 2 p.m. at Nash First Christian Church with Pastor Richard Craven and Pastor Dan O'Daniel officiating. Burial will be in Pleasant View Cemetery near Jet with arrangements by Lanman Funeral Home, Inc., of Cherokee. Viewing will be Saturday 2-5 p.m. Memories may be shared at www.lanmanmemorials.com.
Pauline was born April 8, 1924, at Butler, in Custer County, Okla., the daughter of Walter and Orla Baird Connolly. She and Loren E. Hopkins were married on Sept. 14, 1952, in Jet and they made their home in Jet, where she continued to live until April 16, 2014. She was a homemaker and caregiver who cared for others many times. Pauline was a member of the First Christian Church in Nash and also was a member of Chisholm Trail Cowboy Church. She was an active member of Jet Industrious Oklahoma Home and Community Education organization.
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Jake attended Glendale rural school through the eighth grade and graduated from Kiowa High School in 1943. He served in the U.S. Army from 1944 to 1946 in the 3159th Signal Service Battalion in the Philippines and Japan. Upon returning from the service, he worked with his father at Jacobs Implement Co. On Nov. 24, 1950, he and Norma Jean James were united in marriage at the First Christian Church in Alva, Okla. They were the first couple married in this church. Unto this marriage, three children were born, Lois, Jim and Gary. He worked as a letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service from 1953 until his retirement in 1986. He and brother in-law, Alvin Herren, also owned and operated J&R Electric company from 1958 to 1966. He was a member of Cosmos Masonic Lodge No. 278, the VFW, American Legion and Congregational United Church of Christ. His hobbies included radio-controlled airplanes and amateur radio. For many years, he enjoyed being the head set builder for Border Line Theatre. In 2010, he participated in the Honor Flight visiting the WWII memorial in Washington, D.C. He always seemed to have some kind of project he was working on when he wasn't helping someone else. He was an avid sports fan.
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He grew up there and graduated from Mooreland High School in 1960.
After high school, he attended college at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, Okla., where he received a degree in mechanical engineering.
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Dorothy I. Pralle
Funeral service for Dorothy I. Pralle, 85, a resident of Presbyterian Village North in Dallas, Texas, formerly of Garber, Okla., will be 1 p.m. Saturday, April 19, 2014, at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Garber, with Pastor Scott Ray officiating.
Interment will follow in Garber Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Ladusau-Evans Funeral Home.
Mrs. Pralle was born May 8, 1928, in Kiefer, Okla., to Joseph Fred and Anna Evans Keyes Dose and died Wednesday, April 9, 2014, in Dallas, Texas.
She was raised in Drumright, Okla.
She received her undergraduate degree in music education from Oklahoma State University and her master's degree in education from Phillips University. She moved to Garber, Okla., upon her marriage.
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This has to be her worst nightmare right here. A re-injury in the process of getting back to form recovering from another injury. Especially at her age, and with Sochi getting closer and closer, there isn't going to be much time left. A shame, nonetheless.
I think this might be the end of her career right here, sorry to say.
This sucks.
VIDEO: (Go to 3:15) This fancam shows exactly how Czisny's injury occurred...came down funny on a jump, didn't get up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJBFU...=3m15s … (Video of her fall not close up, it happened at the opposite end of the arena.)
There is nothing more captivating in this world than a woman's form gracing the ice in skating boots. It's simply sensational!
Did they have to get a stretcher?
I wonder why she didn't just take the rest of the season off? She had major surgery and really didn't have much to gain skating the rest of the season.
What I saw in the video was just that, she went down, and never got up.
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Poor Alissa, I REALLY REALLY hope it's just a bruised hip, like the injury Ashley got at the GPF. But given what Alissa was already recovering from, I can't help but be a pessimist and think that this new injury just ended her season. Please be alright Alissa
Darn it. Hope she is OK.
Wow, so sad for Alissa. Hope it isn't as bad as it seems. When I clicked on the video links in the posts above, I got a "this video is private" message.
Ya, it seems they are deleted already, not a good sign IMO. Tragic.
I didn't watch, but feel sick to my tummy. Get better soon!
oh dear - I know its six months usual for torn labrum surgery - and often career ending.. hope she is okay she does take awkward falls that must take their toll.. not a natural jumper at all - hopefully she can get through this.. she is one skater I would seriously enjoy just watching without the triple jumps.. has so many other qualities..
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"Love is better than Anger, Hope is better than fear" Jack Layton 1950-2011
I did not watch either, and I don't know if I could. Heartbreaking....
I just hope she's ok and this is not career-ending. I want her to say goodbye on her terms
Why was the vid taken down? Don't get it.
I was glad it was posted & did see the part at 3:15 but couldn't watch after that. Was she helped off after that or did she try to skate off the ice herself?
Ugh, I just watched the video of an earlier SP skate and was so happy to see her back on the ice and doing well. How sad. Best wishes for Alissa.
"The Devil is joining in, and that's never a good sign." Phil Liggett
So sad to read of Alissa's injury. Best wishes to her for a speedy and complete recovery!


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I bought this to replace my well used Bell mtb helmet and couldn't be happier. One thing I really like about this helmet are the mesh nets in the front air holes-I have had bee's fly into my helmet twice the last year using my old Bell helmet. No issues anymore with this helmet. Very comfortable and looks great. UVEX is a great company with solid products!
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Which would be the best gift I could ever give him, telling him that he is going to be a father. My question is, is this a typical schedule or does it depend on the female's health or the couple's health?
Good luck and BABY DUST!
Let me know how it all goes. I am very interested in what all goes on.
So I went in yesterday for the IUI. We had to take the seman sample to the lab by 8:00. We went back about 9:00 to do the IUI. It is very similar to a pap smear. They use a syringe to inject the seman directly into the uterus. Now with clomid there is the chance that there will be more then one baby. I had two good follicles on Monday so if this worked there is the possiblity of twins.
Off the subject though...your cycle sounds a lot like mine. I used to ovulate around CD 12-15 with AF coming around day 26-28, but once I got on clomid I would ovulate around CD 13-16 with AF coming around day 30. I don't know if it was all the stress that had been building or what (we have been trying for 14 months!) and that is what made my cycle so different or if it was the combination of the two, but your cycle sounds a lot like mine!
Well hope this helps. I am by no means an expert, but it is nice to talk to someone who could maybe shed a little light on something new!! Let me know how it all turns out!
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We had our appt scheduled for the 12 of January, but I was able to move it up to Dec. 21st, which is next Wednesday with the "hopes" that would could jump right into it with my next cycle due the weekend of the 6th. I am not opposed to doing one more cycle of Clomid because its not very expensive, but our insurance only covers 1 ultrasound, pelvic (nonobstetric), 2 transvaginal ultrasound and the blood work twice.
So I want to make sure that I am getting the best possible shot when we start, which everyone is hoping for. I just don't want to waste what medical coverage we have on something that has very little chance of working. But, we will just have to wait and see what the doctors says. I just hope he is on board with what I am trying to do here, which is not waste anymore time and money. If you can't tell I am very anxious and nervous about next wednesday.
Good luck with the 2ww, make sure you keep me updated on your progress, symptoms, etc and I will do the same once we begin in 3 weeks.
You know I don't know what his count was before or after. They didn't give me those numbers. They did tell me that the lab said his sperm was "thick" so that meant the swimmers couldn't necessarily get to the egg. My doctor said that could have been some of our issue! I am hoping this is it. My husband's birthday is New Year's Day, I would love for this to be his birthday present!!!
I hear you about not wanting to do anything that is not going to work. Insurance is expensive enough and then you add all these infertility issues it just makes it so hard.I think if you tell your doctor all these things he/she will try to do the things that will be cost effective!
I will keep you updated on my 2ww! I am glad Christmas is in the middle of it, otherwise I would be going crazy!!
Since this is our first RE appointment i have a list of questions to ask him, because our appointment is set from 1030-1115. Is that about how long yours lasted? And, the lady I set the appt with said to come in early so that I could get acquainted with the nurse....after she said that, I did some reading and it said on most initial consultations I would have to have another tranvaginal exam, a pap and then my husband would have to have an exam as well. Did you experience any of this?
That would be am awesome present. I will be saying some Christmas prayers for you and sending lots of baby dust your way. It appears that our only issue is count and motility and with the sperm washing and IUI, it supposed to increase our chances of conceptions. But when we go in for it, I will be asking (repeatedly) what the count was prior and post-wash. Because in most research articles a good number for an IUI with sperm washing is only 5-10 million and some have conceived on less. So with where we stand he is at 12 million (healhty) pre-wash, just wondering what that number will decrease to post-wash.
I talked to my husband the other day about what everyone on the boards have been telling about the first appt and he said that we would go in there knowing exactly what we are wanting to do and if it doesnt work for this doctor we would get a second opinion. But i think with my OB and the RE being in the same hospital right down the hall from one another, there is a liklihood that they use the same labs, etc to run their fertility tests. But knowing me I will call on Monday and try to get some more information on what to expect at our appointment on Wednesday.
Have a great weekend and Happy Holidays. Before you know it, it will be New Years. Hope to hear from you soon.
I agree though you should ask questions if you are unsure! After AF showed up in October I went to get my clomid at the pharamcy and decided that I wanted to talk to the doctor. I didn't have an appointment, but just went over and said I have questions. He took the time and explained everything. I basically told him that it has been a year and something needs to change! He was still optimistic that I will get pregnant with him! You can guarentee that I will ask what his numbers were next IUI (but there won't be one!!).
Thanks for the prayers! Good luck on Wednesday! I will be waiting to hear how it went!
Happy holidays to you too!!
So we took a 6 month break and I used that time to gather as much information as I possibly could. Now with all the data and information I need I feel much more prepared. With our appt. tomorrow my positive attitude towards starting a family has returned. I feel like the next 3 cycles are the beginning of what we have been working for what seems like FOREVER trying to get to this point.
I hope you don't have to go through another IUI, I feel a christams miracle for you. I will be sending tons of prayers and baby dust your way. Ill let you know how the appt goes.
Thanks for the positiveness (is that a word?). Maybe I will get my Christmas miracle!!
I am earning my MS in Counseling to be an Marriage and Family Therapist, so I knew all the signs of depression and clinicial depression and I was on my way. So I didnt fight it, and she suggested taking some time to get back to me and to us. And it really helped, I feel better equipped emotionally to handle anything that comes now.
Just because you take a break doenst mean you are quitting you are just taking a break. Just a small time out to regain your strenght and then pick it up again when you feel ready. I think thats the hardest part, realizing that you need time. Because somehow you feel like you are giving up on that dream of having a child. But once you realize if you dont take care of yourself you will be no good to anyone, especially a child who will depend on your 24/7. You have to take care of you before you can take care of anyone else.
And positiveness is a word, I looked it up. LOL
It is hard to "take time off" because you do feel like you are giving up on that dream. When my husband and I decided to start trying, I said if after a year I wasn't pregnant "oh well it wasn't meant to be". But after starting to try I realized how much I wanted a baby and now 14 months later here I am still wanting that dream! The sad thing is when I look into the future (when I'm 80 or 90) I don't see me without kids. So who knows. I do know I am glad to have people I can talk to that know what I am feeling and have experienced the same emotions at one time or another!
Thanks for the support and words of encouragement!
Thanks for finding out that positiveness is a word!
I didn't mean to sound like a counselor. But thanks for the compliment. Anytime you need someone to talk to, I am here for you.
Happy Holidays!!!
Well I am thinking this round didn't work! I started spotting last night just like last month! I know it could be implantation, but I am not holding my breath! I asked DH last night "why does God not want us to have a baby?" He didn't have an answer for that! it is just frustrating! There HAS to be something else that is wrong with me since it is already known DH is fine!
This sucks!!!
But like I told my other friend, anything worth wanting is worth the mess you go through to obtain. When you have to fight for something it makes the success much better. when we all come out of this with our children, we will have a greater and deeper appreciation for our children. I just came home from the holiday and watched parents scream, yell, etc at their children. With everything we have been through, I will never raise my voice at my children out of anger. Just because I am so blessed to have them with them. I think parents who easily conceive sometimes forget what a blessing it is to just have children. you know what I mean?
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Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 22, 2014
Andrew Adam Newman Advertising column; competitive swimming organization USA Swimming is trying to increase the number of youngsters engaging in the sport, at all levels, with a public-service advertising and promotional campaign. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Michael Phelps loses to Yannick Agnel in the 100-meter freestyle at the Bulldog Grand Slam in Athens, Ga. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe, whose five-medal performance at the 2000 Olympics captivated his country and served as powerful motivation for a young Michael Phelps, reveals that he is gay. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Michael Phelps wins 100-meter backstroke at the Bulldog Grand Slam swimming event in Athens, Ga, edging Ryan Lochte. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Katie Ledecky breaks her own world records in the 1,500 and 800-meter freestyles at the Woodlands Senior Invitational swim meet in Texas. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Conor Dwyer wins the 200-meter individual medley at the Santa Clara Grand Prix; Chase Kalisz finishes second and Michael Phelps is third; Missy Franklin wins the 100 backstroke. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Look column presents photos taken by Seth Casteel of babies being trained to hold their breath underwater, turn over to float on their backs and rest until help arrives. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Grace Van der Byl wins the 31st annual Manhattan Island Marathon Swim, completing the 28.5-mile counterclockwise course in 7 hours 14 minutes 3 seconds. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Swimmer Amy Van Dyken Rouen, six-time Olympic gold medalist, severs her spine in an all-terrain vehicle accident. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Russia is at risk of being suspended from international swimming competition after a series of positive doping tests. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Michael Phelps wins 100-meter butterfly at the Charlotte Grand Prix. MORE
May. 15, 2014
Olympic champion swimmer Katie Ledecky plans to swim for Stanford after she graduates from high school in 2015. MORE
May. 6, 2014
Blue Waves, swim team that practices at BronxWorks' Carolyn McLaughlin Community Center on Grand Concourse, has gone from group of beginners to winners of swim meets around region; team was idea of Eileen Towey, aquatics director for BronxWorks, whose goal is to offer children in South Bronx experience of being part of team. MORE
Apr. 27, 2014
Profile of American swimmer Katie Ledecky, who broke world records in the 800 and 1,500 freestyles at the 2013 summer's world championships. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Karen Crouse On Swimming column chides those who have criticized Michael Phelps' return to competitive swimming; notes that it is up to young swimmers like Justin Lynch and Michael Andrew to send Phelps back the old-fashioned way--by besting him. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Michael Phelps posts the fastest time in the preliminary heats of the 100-meter butterfly and then finishes second to Ryan Lochte in the final, in his first race since 2012. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Michael Phelps is seeded first in the 100-meter butterfly at the Mesa Grand Prix, his first official race of his competitive return to swimming. MORE
Apr. 15, 2014
Christopher Clarey On Swimming column examines decision by Michael Phelps, most prolific winner in Olympic history, to return to competitive swimming; argues that move makes perfect sense at a time when great athletes in other sports are excelling at far more advanced ages. MORE
Apr. 9, 2014
Five-time Olympic gold medalist Ian Thorpe will never swim again after contracting two potentially deadly infections during shoulder surgery, MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Op-Ed article by author Bonnie Tsui reflects on the way swimming may well be the last refuge from a wired world. MORE
Jan. 19, 2014
Coney Island Polar Bear Club president Dennis Thomas, who has been leading swims in chilly water for 5 years, describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Jan. 5, 2014
Jack Bauerle, Georgia's swimming coach, is not with his team for a meet while the university conducts an academic review of the sophomore Chase Kalisz. MORE
Dec. 29, 2013
Sports reporter Karen Crouse recalls 2013 story of Dagny Knutson, record-setting swimmer as a teenager who passed up college to turn professional but dried up after her ranking fell. MORE
Dec. 22, 2013
United States swim team preserves its perfect record in the Duel in the Pool by beating the European All-Stars in a tiebreaking race. MORE
Dec. 21, 2013
United States swim team falls behind European Allstars, 68-54, going into final day of the Duel in the Pool in Glasgow. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
London Journal; winter swimming's popularity is rising in Great Britain, where there are 778 unheated outdoor pools; some people carry wet suits in their bags but most rely on neoprene socks and gloves or silicon hats instead; popular gathering spot is outdoor pool Brockwell Lido in southeast London. MORE
Dec. 6, 2013
Swimmer Katie Ledecky beats Missy Franklin in a 500-yard freestyle matchup between Olympic gold medalists to highlight the first day of the Winter National Championships in Knoxville, Tenn MORE
Oct. 13, 2013
Missy Franklin, reigning queen of United States swimming, is adjusting to college life at University of California at Berkeley. MORE
Sep. 27, 2013
International Paralympic Committee officials have ruled that American swimmer Victoria Arlen is ineligible for competition over questions about the permanence and severity of her disability; Arlen, who set world record in her class and won Gold medal in 100-meter freestyle at 2012 summer Paralympics, says in actuality her condition, autoimmune disorder, has worsened. MORE
Sep. 9, 2013
Some fellow marathon swimmers are questioning whether Diana Nyad was truly unaided when she became first person to swim the 110-plus-mile route from Cuba to Key West, Fla, without a shark cage; Nyad says she is not surprised by questions and criticisms, but says she is an 'absolutely aboveboard person.' MORE
Sep. 3, 2013
Endurance swimmer Diana Nyad becomes first person to swim 110-mile passage from Cuba to Florida without protection of a shark cage; it was her fifth attempt, completing quest that had bedeviled her for 35 years; survives nearly 53 hours in treacherous Florida Straits, notorious stretch of water brimming with sharks, jellyfish, squalls and an unpredictable Gulf Stream. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
USA Swimming will bring in an outside organization to evaluate its safe sport program, which began three years ago after numerous reports of coaches having inappropriate relationships with underage athletes. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
Swim Strong Foundation is one of many organizations in New York City working to teach lower-income residents how to swim; story of Kenrick Sultan, teenager who decided to learn to swim after feeling helpless during Hurricane Sandy, highlights way in which poverty, culture and fear of water have contributed to widespread swimming disparity among city residents (Series: Summer Shorelines). MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
United States men's team is disqualified in the 4x100 medley relay at the world championships, costing team gold medal. MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
American swimmer Missy Franklin claims a record sixth gold medal at world championships in Barcelona, Spain. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Missy Franklin wins 200-meter backstroke for her fifth golf medal at swimming world championships. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Ryan Lochte swims three races in less than two hours at world championships in Barcelona, Spain, coming away with two gold medals and the top time in a semifinal. MORE
Aug. 2, 2013
Ryan Lochte captures gold medal in 200-meter individual medley in Barcelona, Spain; other swimming news noted. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Missy Franklin wins the 200-meter freestyle, claiming her third victory of the swimming world championships in Barcelona, Spain. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
United States claims three golds, two silvers and a bronze at the world swimming championships in Barcelona, Spain. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania sets the first world record of the world swimming championships in the semifinals of the 100-meter women's breaststroke, finishing in 1 minute 4.35 seconds. MORE
Jul. 29, 2013
Missy Franklin helps United States women's swim team to victory in 4x100-meter freestyle relay, securing her first of a possible eight gold medals in the world championships. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Teenager Si Yajie of China edges four-time Olympic gold medalist Chen Ruolin of China on 10-meter platform diving event at swimming world championships in Barcelona, Spain; other swimming results noted. MORE
Jul. 25, 2013
Isolated swimming holes are becoming tougher to find in Hudson River Valley as a more urban crowd heads to upstate New York. MORE
Jul. 24, 2013
Brazilians Poliana Okimoto and Ana Marcela Cunha finish first and second in women's 10-kilometer race at swimming world championships in Barcelona. MORE
Jul. 23, 2013
Greece's Spyridon Gianniotis retains the 10-kilometer open water title by clocking 1 hour 49 minutes 11.8 seconds at the swimming world championships in Barcelona, Spain. MORE
Jul. 21, 2013
American Haley Anderson, recent graduate of University of Southern California, and Oussama Mellouli of Tunisia, who is based at USC, both win gold medals at swimming world championships. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
New York City's Lap Swim program designates specific adult lap swim times at city's outdoor public pools; those who complete at least 25 miles by August 30 receive a t-shirt . MORE
Jul. 18, 2013
Skinny-dipping, a hot-weather pastime that calls to mind rustic swimming holes and summer camp double dares, is not often associated with New York's miles of densely populated shoreline; in New York City, where skinny-dipping is illegal, an extra level of daring is needed to make the dive, and naked swimmers often act under cover of darkness or in more permissive pockets of the city (Series: Summer Shorelines). MORE
Jul. 17, 2013
Swimming's governing body is preparing to set a maximum water temperature of 87.8 degrees for open-water events; absence of fix limit came under scrutiny when an American swimmer died during a sweltering 10-kilometer race in 2010 in the United Arab Emirates. MORE
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Manhattan's Secret Pools and Gardens
High above the sweltering masses lie rooftops replete with hidden luxuries. Try not to be too jealous.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
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Drowned Boy, 3, Climbed Fence to Get Into a Pool
Edward Harris, 3, was found floating face down in the pool after slipping away from his mother and other workers and making his way over a locked fence.
July 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Staten Island (NYC) , Swimming Pools , Children and Childhood , Drownings , Day Care Centers , Deaths (Fatalities) , Harris, Edward , New York City , Child Care
Taking Triathlons Into the Wild
Off-road events pluck traditional endurance races from their standard urban settings and place them in natural backdrops.
July 26, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Bicycles and Bicycling , New York City Triathlon , Triathlon , Swimming , Cycling, Road , Cycling, Mountain Bike , Running , Ironman Triathlon (Hawaii)
Australian Swimmers Set Relay Record
Emma McKeon, Melanie Schlanger and the sisters Bronte and Cate Campbell of Australia set a world record (3 minutes 30.98 seconds) in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay on the first day of competition at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
July 25, 2014, Friday
USA Swimming Calls for Everyone to Get in the Pool
The organization is trying to increase the number of youngsters who choose to perfect flip turns rather than jump shots, with a public-service advertising and promotional campaign.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Swimming , Advertising and Marketing , USA Swimming , Youth
Bill Mulliken, Who Swam to Olympic Gold in 1960, Dies at 74
Mulliken was a little-known college swimmer when he outpaced the world-record holder in the 200-meter breaststroke in the 1960 Summer Games.
July 21, 2014, Monday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Mulliken, Bill (1939-2014) , Swimming , Deaths (Obituaries) , Olympic Games
Phelps Loses to Agnel
Michael Phelps was beaten by Yannick Agnel in the 100-meter freestyle at the Bulldog Grand Slam in Athens, Ga.
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Phelps, Michael , Swimming , Agnel, Yannick
Phelps Loses to Agnel
Michael Phelps was beaten by Yannick Agnel in the 100-meter freestyle at the Bulldog Grand Slam in Athens, Ga. Agnel won with a time of 49.37 seconds to Phelps's 49.42.
July 14, 2014, Monday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Phelps, Michael , Swimming , Agnel, Yannick
French Olympian Retires From Swimming
Camille Muffat of France, an Olympic champion in the 400-meter freestyle at the 2012 London Games, is retiring.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Olympic Games (2012) , Swimming , Muffat, Camille
Ian Thorpe, Swimming Star for Australia in Olympics, Says He Is Gay
Thorpe won a total of nine medals, including five golds, at the 2000 and 2004 Games and was an inspiration to a young Michael Phelps.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON SWIMMING AND: Phelps, Michael , Olympic Games , Australia , Swimming , Thorpe, Ian , Homosexuality and Bisexuality
A Swimmer's Path and a Derived Pace
Diana Nyad's swim pace calculated on elapsed time and straight line distances between G.P.S. points.
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Sweet Summer Water
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Chincoteague Ponies Make Their Swim
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jpsenior177 weeks agoChuck.
i'd buy any Chuck shirt. ever.
Dakaroni177 weeks agoI need some Dragon Ball Z shirts. I don't have ANY and some clever ones would make me so happy. I see a lot of star wars and Dr. Who references on here, but to see an intricate DBZ reference would mean an instant buy for me
Allycat17177 weeks agoBlackadder and Black books please!
Gabberie177 weeks ago
Dakaroni said: I need some Dragon Ball Z shirts. I don't have ANY and some clever ones would make me so happy. I see a lot of star wars and Dr. Who references on here, but to see an intricate DBZ reference would mean an instant buy for me
Agreed! But I do love all the star wars shirts
chuck879177 weeks agoI love all the Doctor Who stuff. Also, more Masters of the Universe is always good.
PureInvasion177 weeks agoDC/Marvel Comics (mainly DC)
Mass Effect (Wrex)
Ratchet & Clank
Assassin's Creed
...basically anything video game related (from the current generation) that doesn't have Mario's (and to a lesser degree Nintendo's) face plastered all over it. i love Mario as much as anyone else but there is just so much more to explore when it comes to gaming tee's that are never even considered
tetraktys177 weeks agoPlease for the love of all that is love and all...ummm...errr... yeah.
Pleasr create a shirt with the picture of Goku fighting Superman that I've seen floatinf aroung this website....PLEASE!!PLEASE!PLEASE!!!
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tetraktys177 weeks agofloating i mean, sorry about the typo....
mogyoros177 weeks agoPIXAR!!!!!
kafeiro177 weeks agoCrossover shirts are total geeky love, especially the ones that are random like cracky fanfiction.
More of those, please, regardless of source...
...except a tee representation of the Teletubbies meet Oprah Winfey story that's floating around the net. That's just horrific.
I'd really truly love to see a reference to Squirrelking's Half Life: Full Life Consequences if possible.
firebird177 weeks agoI wish i could draw but I cant, so thats why i'm putting the idea for it here. I've had an idea for a Doctor Who / Ocean 11 shirt for quite some time.
There was a scene in a recent Doctor Who episode called the "The Time of Angels", where the doctor was talking about going into a temple and surviving the day with only his sonic screwdriver.
The link below is to the scene in question.
Watch from time index - 12:15 - 13:00
For some reason it reminded me of Oceans 11. Luckily there are currently 11 doctors so it works well for the concept.
There is a scene from in movie where all them are standing in front of the Bellagio. See link below.
The concept is to replace all the people in the image with all the Doctor's. But the people still need to be dark so you can only see the outline of the person, but you should be able work who it is. One them would have a glowing sonic screwdriver by their side, probably the current doctor.
It would also be nice to have a shadow of the tardis on the ground either on the left or right hand side.
I would love to see this on a Tshirt :)
Chappa27177 weeks agoPIXAR
in that order
nailsnnovels177 weeks agoPlease print the awesome design of Totoro in the February Submission thread. I want it quite badly. Also, please print the Star Wars marathon poster and the Force Abides man designs as they would make perfect gifts.
I, too, would be very interested in:
just about anything by Aphte,
Studio Ghibli,
Harry Potter,
Adventure Time,
The Neverending Story,
Rocko's Modern Life,
miscellaneous cartoony/arty shirts
Thanks for your consideration!
DethDealer177 weeks agoThundercats, He-Man, Star Wars, Star Trek,The GoodFeathers from the Animaniacs cartoon, maybe some Ren n Stimpy as well. I'd like to see a big tall section and Hats as well.
optimusjimbo177 weeks agoi think it would be nice to have the submissions thread be revamped, its really annoying to see the same 2 pictures over and over again when everyone replies, it makes it difficult to find new pictures., replies should have only a thumbnail maybe.
MissTwoFace177 weeks agoid love to see some more DC related shirts, especialy batman. i love batman
ducktree177 weeks agoI just submitted this as a design, but it was really just an idea as I can't draw and the image was just a still from a movie. I think that it's a GREAT idea and the hype over the person who inspired it is at a high right now, so the shirt would rock.
In a nutshell, Charlie Sheen from 1986 in Ferris Bueller's Day Off...the Shepard Fairey HOPE color scheme...and the word "WINNING". Sheen is legendary right now, the definition of epic party, and I NEED this shirt. =)
marine3228177 weeks agoI say Torchwood, Ghostbusters, or reissues
pennywise19177 weeks agoAny Lost t-shirt, Chuck, Totoro, a green lantern t would be sweet.
Some Stephen King work like Dark Tower or IT would be the best. I'd probably buy anything with these themes
Chappa27177 weeks agoDARKWING DUCK!
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please..ill buy three.
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sera177 weeks agoFirefly!
Especially with everything going on at helpnathanbuyfirefly.com I know tons of people would definitely be in the mood to buy anything Browncoats right now. (I sure am.)
Alllsooo, comic books!
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But, if Lindsay can do SBS jumps AND develop that polish that Amanda had, she will be in terrific shape going forward. We will see. It's not a given that it won't happen.Yes in Amanda's case jumps do matter, but they aren't everything. Pair skaters obviously achieve the majority of points from Pair elements, just ask Takahashi/Tran. Amanda was a big part of the huge TES score that the team received regardless of jumping skills. Throughout their career, Amanda and Mark seemed very consistent in their levels and also received generally high GOE scores. IMO I don't see this happening with Lindsay in 2 years.
ETA - I just watched the the 2010 Indy Challenge LP again from D/L. Lindsay isn't a slouch in the lifts (although she has a way to go to compare to Amanda) and she can jump. I think more and more the potential is there.
I'm so encouraged to see that both Mark and Amanda are finding peace with their next endeavors after ending their partnership. I look forward to seeing Mark and Lindsay at the Indy Challenge (boy is THAT competition going to be fun this year! ) and hope for only great things for them. Lindsay is a great skater and I think this team has wonderful potential too. Good luck guys and you know I'm cheering for you!
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^^ With all due respect, apatinar, why are you beating a dead horse? Do you know Mark or his wife? Have you ever skated eligibly and with notable success as a 32-year-old married father? How can you be the judge of Mark's passion and life choices? Are there strict, defined rules that everyone must follow in living their life, let alone juggling a skating career with marriage?
With his wife on board and with good prospects for continuing and great support from his coaching team, friends, peers, and family as well as from his former and current pairs partners, I say Congratulations, Mark! Keep going and best of luck to you, Lindsay, your wife and your family. You are a great competitor, a classy guy, and you possess a wonderful spirit and generosity, which makes your continued participation in this sport very much needed and welcome. Thanks for all your contributions.
ETA: Thanks as well to Amanda for how beautifully she graced the sport with Mark for so many years. Both Amanda and Mark are great role models for the sport of figure skating!
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Likewise, prior to when he broke up with Amanda there wasnt too much talk among fans about how his training/competing at age 32 with the responsibility of a wife/child/house/dog/whatever was a questionable decision. I dont think theres much reason to question it now that he has decided to continue on with a new partner.
Dont forget, Mark has been competing at the Junior and Senior pairs level for longer than most of the hyped-up-future-savior-of-singles-skating-starlet/star competitors have even been skating. He knows what hes doing. He's well aware of any financial, physical, and personal implications -- better than 99-99.9+% of the users on this board.
I look forward to watching them develop as a team, and wish the best for Amanda as well!
(BTW Mark never competed at the Junior level.)
As much as we don't want to admit this to ourselves, these new partnerships now forming have a 2 year shelf life. I expect a mass exodus at the end of the 2014 Nats. I just hope that after the dust settles, there is young talent out there ready to take the helm for US Pair Skating.
Lindsay Davis/Mark Ladwig have been added to USFS' International Selection Pool, along with Caitlin Yankowskas/Joshua Reagan.
"Randy [Starkman (1960-April 16, 2012)] lived by the same motto as the rest of us. The Olympics isnt every four years, its every single day. He just got it." --Canadian Olympic kayaker Adam van Koeverden
I'm not singling out Gracie... or anyone... and I agree it's very sad that you had to assume that I was, due to the attitudes of many in this forum.
I'm just pointing out the man has been in this sport for a much longer time the majority of everyone's favorite athletes still competing. Even if some fans wouldn't have made the same decision that's fine -- but it's safe to assume he's thought very carefully about this decision from all angles. Let him skate.
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In addition (in response to carriemarie), according to Wiki, Mark, previous to forming a partnership with Amanda, competed in pairs for the University of Delaware with two other partners. He placed 5th twice at the U.S. Championships Novice level with Keri Blakinger. Apparently, when he began working with Amanda in 2002, they started out together at the senior level.
I would like to add, Rochelle, that I did not take it that you were singling out anyone in particular with your reference to "hyped" younger skaters as "future saviors." In fact, I think you bring up an important subject. There are so many skaters who don't make it to the senior level (for a variety of reasons -- sometimes they don't have a desire to continue skating, or perhaps their talent level has peaked or there are financial and personal reasons, or in the case of pairs and dance competitors, they may not be able to find another partner if they lose their original partner). And even once skaters reach seniors, there are so many obstacles to their being able to advance to the top level and compete internationally.
Gracie is one of the talented, "lucky" young skaters who has wonderful potential. She found it within herself to overcome some early challenges and to excel after a difficult first season as a Junior at the regional level. Her hard work led to the spotlight singling her out. Fortunately for Gracie, at this point at least, with a supportive team of adults around her and her own hard work, desire, and ability to manage the pressure, she may be able to continue improving (and that's the key "continue improving"). Many of those who "hype" Gracie now will be the first to "dump" on her when she inevitably goes through a rough patch or fails to meet high expectations. I'm happy for Caroline Zhang that she has found it within herself to overcome the early "hype" showered on her, and to rediscover what made her love skating, and to find the strength, toughness and courage to continue trying. I feel the same about Mao Asada. And I hope Mirai will find herself and either rediscover joy in her skating too, or gain joy in pursuing other goals, if that is what she desires.
I hope that all the currently over-analyzed young skaters who are the focus of intense scrutiny will be able to overcome that extra pressure and concentrate on developing their skating to the best of their ability (whether that means medals, Olympic participation, Olympic glory, the high of competing consistently well and achieving goals, or just the satisfaction of great effort expended).
ITA with you Rochelle, that Mark has enough experience to understand all the angles, the hard work, the sacrifices, the pitfalls and the joys of competing. Again, best of luck to Mark and Lindsay!
Last edited by aftershocks; 05-10-2012 at 04:20 PM.
I'll miss Mark & Amanda, but I'm glad he found a partner and I wish them all the best
Any summer comps planned?
ETA that the article linked at the beginning of this thread stated that "Davis and Ladwig plan to compete at the Indy Pairs Challenge Aug. 3-5..."
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@LadwigMark tweeted earlier today:
"Pair simulation @EllentonIce Friday at 1 pm. Lindsay [Davis] and I debut our short program! Come one--come all."
Re-posting from the Program Music/Choreographers thread in GSD:
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Suzanne Garcia, the Durango woman convicted of lying to a grand jury investigating her husband's death, was sentenced Monday to six years in prison.
Garcia, 43, was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs to begin her sentence. Her youngest daughter, Julia, 14, burst into tears.
"I need her. I need my mommy," she sobbed. "I don't have anyone."
The girl's grandmother, Suzan Gray, who is Garcia's mother, will have legal custody of the girl.
Garcia was convicted in December on eight counts of perjury, one count of tampering with a witness and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
She faced up to six years in prison on each of the 10 felony counts. Colorado prisoners typically serve about 75 percent of their prison terms before becoming eligible for early release.
Prosecutors said Garcia intentionally misled investigators and lied to a grand jury that was investigating the death of her husband, Ted Garcia, in an effort to protect her brother, Joseph Dernoga, who was charged with and later pleaded guilty to the crime.
Before sentencing, 6th Judicial District Judge Jeffrey Wilson said he understands Suzanne Garcia has had a tough few years – "Everybody's been through hell on this," he said – but much of the suffering was brought on by her own actions.
"You just lied," he said. "That's what you did to the grand jury."
Even worse, he said, she coached her eldest daughter to lie, which led to the tampering and contributing charges.
Wilson said Garcia has been cited or arrested 20 times for minor offenses.
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The rule of law is the organizing principle of American society, and the only way it works is if people believe the justice system is fair and see that it works, Wilson said. Without the rule of law, there would be a cycle of retribution. Taking an oath and then lying to the grand jury was an attack on the system, he said.
At the beginning of Monday's sentencing hearing, Garcia fired her two defense lawyers – Rae Dreves and Becky Briggs – and hired her family lawyer, Hugh Boles of Durango, to oversee the hearing.
Garcia apologized for the expense taxpayers incurred as a result of her case going to trial. The district attorney's office offered several plea agreements before the trial, she said, and none of them included jail time. It's not fair that she is facing prison for taking the case to trial, she said.
It bothers her that some people think she didn't want her husband's murder to be solved, she said. It also bothers her that some people think she is treating the courtroom as her personal theater.
She broke down crying while expressing her love for her husband and the family she has lost. The felony convictions will prevent her from working at schools and possibly serving on community boards, she said.
"Everything that I've done in my life, it's over," she said. "I have to turn in my notary seal to the state of Colorado."
Garcia is a lifelong resident of La Plata County, a 1995 graduate of Fort Lewis College, has served as chairwoman of the La Plata County Democratic Party and was nominated in 2000 to challenge Republican Mark Larson for the 59th District in the state House. She had held various jobs with Durango School District 9-R.
Ted Garcia was the manager of Francisco's Restaurante y Cantina on Main Avenue.
He was shot and killed late July 23, 2010, or early July 24, 2010, at his home in the 1000 block of County Road 206, west of downtown Durango. Dernoga, who lived in the basement, was late on rent and was possibly facing eviction, according to testimony.
Suzanne Garcia was in Baltimore caring for her father at the time of his death. She was scheduled to return July 24, 2010. Investigators said they have no evidence that Suzanne Garcia played a role in the homicide.
Dernoga received 16 years in prison after signing a plea agreement with the district attorney's office.
The 2˝-year ordeal exposed a rift between Suzanne Garcia's and Ted Garcia's side of the family.
"Suzanne has inflicted so much pain to so many people it would take a week to talk about it," Francis Garcia, father of Ted Garcia, said while addressing the court. "Suzanne has been relentless in trying to destroy our lives, our livelihood. We are tired of looking over our shoulder."
Suzanne Garcia lost custody of her oldest daughter, Claudia, 16, who is now living with Francis Garcia.
"You deserve the harshest sentence possible," Francis Garcia said.
"A good mother would not drive a wedge between her two daughters," he said.
The courtroom was nearly packed with friends, family and curious observers – including lawyers and investigators who worked the case.
Outside the courtroom, Francis Garcia expressed satisfaction with the punishment.
"Nobody wins, especially my granddaughters," he said. "Justice was served. It sends a message to young people that they can't obstruct the law.
"She's been doing this a long time," he said. "The judge looked at her record. It's not a good one."
Claudia Garcia also supported the judge's decision.
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If it turns out to be cancer then you go into plan mode you ask all the questions in the world that you can think of and the only stupid question is the one not asked. So don't feel like you can't ask something or you are asking to much just aske away. Then you sit down with your mom and family and decide what is going to be best for her in the long run. But remember this is her choice to make in the end she is the only one that is going to have to live with what ever she decides to do for the rest of her life. I am telling you that cancer does not mean she is going to die we ladies here are proof of that we are all survivors I am 4 1/2 years now from stage 3 breast cancer and I had 2 different tumors and 2 different cancers in the same breast. So it is very doable and can be treated and you and your mom can do it to if she has to. But lets not even think that way till you have to ok !!!
So now just go out and enjoy the weekend do something you and your mom like together to get your minds off of all this and her test coming up. I would do the same while your waiting for the results stay busy and keep your minds busy it helps make the time go buy faster. I am sending all my best to you and your mom along with some angel hugs Roberta,
Yes, there is an 80% chance that whatever is there will be benign...no cancer! (The only way to confirm cancer is with a biopsy so even a doctor can only guess right now.) Focus on that when your mind tends to rush back into worrying!
If...and that is a very big IF...it does prove to be cancer, there is much that can be done which most likely will prove not only do-able but successful!
You and Mom will need to learn much and make many decisions...We will be here to help you through that part of the journey by offering what we have learned and experienced. But you will definitely need energy and do your best to deal with the sense of being overwhelmed. For that, NOW is the time to get the rest you need and take care of yourselves...No army willingly goes into battle exhausted and feeling out of control!
And, one thing Mom has going for her that is absolutely the most beneficial of all??? YOU! Having a caring, supportive daughter standing beside her during any difficult time is a blessing greater than any king's treasure!
So...inhale deeply and slowly...now exhale slowly...Keep that up until your world begins to slow down to a more manageable pace. Put your shoulders back, head high, and know you and Mom will meet this challenge together!!
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I am strong while I'm around my mom but when I'm not that's when I break down and my mind starts racing. I have been trying to keep busy...and I can be calm for a while but then it hits me all at once. My house should be spotless with all this nervous energy!
I am inspired by reading the stories of all the brave and courageous women out there. I know my friends will be there for me but it's so comforting to see such a supportive community and be welcomed like this. I'll keep you posted.
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This is overwhelming for sure, and we here all hope and pray that this is not cancer, but if it is, you CAN deal with it and be strong! We are all proof of that!
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She's upset, naturally, but doesn't seem to be taking it as a death sentence. I know she's a fighter. And the nurse said that attitude is everything with this. She said she's seen people bring on more problems just because they were thinking negatively.
I've been doing a lot of research, probably a little too much, but from what I've been reading, changing your diet can help in all this. I keep reading that she should stay away from meat, dairy and processed foods and to eat more of a plant based diet. Is this a good suggestion? Maybe I'm reaching too far but I want to try everything.
Any suggestions...for anything and everything?
I am here all the way for you, mom and your family sending loads of angel hugs and prayers your way Roberta,
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Each new student-athlete is required to have a physical examination by our team physician prior to participation in intercollegiate athletics at UNCW. These pre-season physicals are scheduled between the Director of Athletic Training Services and the Team Physician. The final decision on physical qualifications or reason for rejection is the responsibility of the Team Physician. The Team Physician is also the final authority on determining a student-athlete's return to practice or competition following an injury or illness.
Healthcare Insurance Mandate
Because the student-athlete, parent or guardian is financially responsible for all medical treatment received from sources other than our athletic trainers, all student-athletes are required to have a basic healthcare policy which will be the primary source of payment for all medical treatment. This may be insurance students bring with them (family, employer, etc.), insurance they purchase through UNCW, or a combination of both plans. If you are interested in the insurance offered through the UNC system, it is available by visiting https://www.bcbsnc.com/content/studentblue/uncw/index.htm.
Important Paperwork:
Please click on the links below for all necessary paperwork that must be filled out prior to the student-athlete coming to campus. Please fill out these forms and return them by July 1, 2013. Student-athletes will be withheld from athletic participation and preseason physicals will not be provided until all forms are complete.
To assist our physicians in reviewing the health status of all new student-athletes, we ask parents and their son/daughter to take a few minutes and complete the enclosed Health History form(s). Please be thorough, it is imperative that all medical procedures, injuries, and conditions are noted.
It is also important to have each student-athlete read and sign the enclosed Acknowledgement of Responsibility and Risk Agreement. This form is located on the last page of the Health History form and explains many of the potential risks associated with participation in intercollegiate athletics. (Note: this agreement is not to be confused with the "Assumption of Liability and Responsiblity Agreement" you will sign with the Office of Student-Athlete Insurance.
Please read over the enclosed information regarding Sickle Cell Trait testing in athletes and complete the Sickle Cell Trait Screening Form. If you know you have been tested, please enclose the test results.
There is also a letter regarding NCAA changes in ADHD medications and student-athletes. If your son/daughter is currently taking any medications for ADHD, please read this letter and begin the process outlined.
On behalf of the Athletic Department, thank you for your cooperation in these important matters. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Scott Hill, MSEd, LAT, ATC
Director of Athletic Training
Student-Athlete Insurance Questions? Click here for OSAI.
Newcomer Student-Athlete Forms
Athlete Demographic Sheet
Documentation Checklist
Health History Form
Medication Summary
Parent Letter for ADHD Medication
Sickle Cell Testing Information


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