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By Perry Mann
In 1921, the year my mother received the right to vote, I was born. She became a Democrat and my father was a Republican. Thus, the one canceled the other's vote. Whether my mother voted in the election between Alfred Smith and Herbert Hoover, I know not. But I am certain my father voted for Hoover. I remember after the election seeing the picture of Hoover on the front page of the Gazette.
It was the days of the booming Twenties. My father, a farm boy with an 8th grade education, had become a loan officer in the Security Bank and Trust Co. He prospered. He had a newly built house, a Packard car and golf clubs. Came 1929 and the market crash, the bank holiday and the subsequent Great Depression, he was back at square one. When Hoover ran against FDR, I am certain my father voted for Hoover. But I suspect my mother voted for Roosevelt.
I remember when FDR won over Alf Landon by a landslide. Landon carried only Maine and Vermont. I remember when FDR won over Wendell Willkie. I was working at a board boy at Harris Upham and Co. Roosevelt had come to Charleston and motored in a limousine up Virginia Street. I saw him waving to the crowd.
I was in Tunisia in 1944 when FDR rain against Thomas Dewey. I voted an absentee ballot for the president. I was walking across part of the Sahara Desert near Biskra, Algeria, when a fellow soldier informed me that FDR had died. He had been president nearly 14 of my 23 years. I was concerned about the nation's loss.
Harry Truman's victory over Thomas Dewey was an enjoyable upset. Dewey was as surprised as Mitt Romney recently was. Both thought they had the election won until returns showed otherwise. Hiroshima at the time was a happy occasion. I was going home. But after reading a book on the apocalyptic effects of the bomb, I felt shame for having rejoiced.
I voted twice for Adlai Stevenson instead of Eisenhower. I could not understand how a nation could reject a man with the character and abilities of Stevenson. Not once but twice. I never got over that political defeat and lesson.
Nixon was a mental case. From the fur coat tears to Watergate, he never caught my interest. I was painfully disillusioned when he won 49 states against George McGovern. I was beyond happy when he lost to JFK. And I was beyond comfort when JFK was assassinated. Nixon helped make the South Republican and opened relations with China. I give him credit for making the South honest and establishing relations with a future competitor.
Lyndon Johnson brought relief to the poor and civil rights to the South, but ruined his political career in the killing fields of Vietnam. I remember the newspaper photo of his lifting a hound dog by its ears.

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Classic Chocolate Cake Recipe
- 2/3 cup butter, softened
- 1-2/3 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2/3 cup baking cocoa
- 1-1/4 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/3 cups milk
- Confectioners' sugar or favorite frosting
- In a bowl, cream butter and sugar until fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Combine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with milk, beating until smooth after each addition. Pour batter into a greased and floured 13-in. x 9-in. pan.
- Bake at 350° for 35-40 minutes or until cake tests done. Cool on a wire rack. When cake is cool, dust with confectioners' sugar or frost with your favorite frosting. Yield: 12-15 servings.
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Loved the cake, though i have one more suggestion to make it more "interesting", right after you take it out of the oven and while its still hot, add 2 cups of cold milk (not at once ofcourse) and then leave it to cool, at the same time you can prepare the frosting by mixing a nutella jar (400g) with 300ml of extra thick double cream, let it cool in the fridge for an hour and then add top the cake with it and leave the cake in the fridge for a whole day for it to be perfect
Amazing!! Made a cream cheese frosting for it and it was a hit!! Will be my go-to cake recipe.
This is my first homemade cake from scratch, was so easy to make and came out light and fluffy, will absolutely make this again, goodbye to boxed cake mixes, sorry Duncan hines :(
Such an easy recipe and I had everything on hand! It seemed a little dry at first but as it sat for a day it was perfect. Deff will make again!
This is my second cake to ever make from scratch & I was very pleased with it. I've made many cakes from boxes & was a little worried when the batter seemed "thick" after all the ingredients mixed in and I was afraid that it might be dry. I was surprised when I cut into it and was it very springy. It didn't even need frosting.


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Though much has been written about T. S. Eliot since it was first published, Eliot and His Age remains the best introduction to the poet's life, ideas, and literary works. It is the essential starting place for anyone who would understand what Eliot was about. Russell Kirk's view of his older friend is sympathetic but not adulatory. His insights into Eliot's writings are informed by wide reading in the same authors who most influenced the poet, as well as by similar experiences and convictions.
Kirk elaborates here a significant theory of literary meaning in general, showing how great literary works awaken our intuitive reason, giving us profound visions of truth that transcend logical processes. And he traces Eliot's political and cultural ideas to their true sources, showing the balance and subtlety of Eliot's views. Eliot and His Age is a literary biography that will endure when much of the more recent writing on Eliot is gathering dust.
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Mendelssohn was composing "A Midsummer Might's Dream" and the classic Alexandre Dumas' book, "Le Comte de Monte Cristo" at around the time that that these earrings were conceived. We can see the romantic overtones in these earrings - marvelous for their open backed setting, this reveals the true allure of the old mine cut diamonds.
Seventeen (17) diamonds in each earring, they are old mine cuts that range in size from approximately one quarter of a carat, down to .03 of a carat. Estimated by measurement, the total weight of each earring is over one and one quarter carats (1.25 carats).
A girandole form, but modified, there are three articulated drops. Two side drops of three (3) diamonds in each, and the center dazzling line of diamonds. Above this are two joined leaf forms and then a large old mine cut diamond to top it off.
A girandole was the quintessential 18th century three drop form that became the inspiration even to this day for numerous pendants and earrings. All diamonds are set within silver to highlight their shimmer, and the backs are topped with gold so that the skin and clothing is protected. Punctuated by movement and dazzle, these earrings will convince you of the choice of old mine cut diamonds over modern cuts for sheer personality and brilliance.
Measurements: They are 1 1/8 inches long just from the top of the top diamond to the lowest point, and with the ear wire, about 1 3/8 inches long and just about 1/2 inch wide.
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CAMBRIDGE, Ohio -- A Cambridge man, released from custody on a personal recognizance bond, was reportedly caught and arrested by authorities for committing the same type of crimes for which he was out on bond.
According to the Cambridge Police, 31-year-old Paul Willey was arrested on Friday, October 4, after allegedly attempting to use a stolen credit card at a number of local businesses. Willey was reportedly caught trying to get cash out of an ATM using the stolen card. He is suspected to have stolen the credit card from a woman at the Fall Festival in Cambridge.
Willey was out on bond after being charged with 11 felony counts: five counts of forgery, five counts of identity fraud and one count of theft. Willey is currently being held without bond in the Guernsey County Jail.
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Using the Adafruit SD card to load a Linux distribution onto the Raspberry Pi couldn't be easier. It's nothing like the mid-90′s Linux experience of painstakingly writing 20+ floppy disks. Which leads to a all night long installation process. Following these instructions and you will be looking at a raspberry pi command line in less than 20 minutes.
- Download debian squeeze ( torrent or zip ) (443MB)
Note: there are other linux distributions for raspberry pi, but debian squeeze is the recommended version at the moment.
The following example uses the 'dd' UNIX utility on a OS/X system. The process of loading the SD Card on Linux is almost identical except for device names. Windows users should use win32 disk imager. Different techniques for loading SD Cards is available here.
- Extract the image:
$ unzip ~/Downloads/debian6-19-04-2012.zip
- Verify the image is not corrupt:
$ shasum debian6-19-04-2012/debian6-19-04-2012.img
$ cat debian6-19-04-2012/debian6-19-04-2012.img.sha1
- Plug-in and find the Find the MicroSD card device name:
* Note: if nothing shows up it probably means your card reader is too old and not SDHC compatible
- Find the SD Card
$ df -H | grep Vol
/dev/disk1s1 3.9G 639k 3.9G 1% /Volumes/NO NAME
- Unmount device (you must unmount to write!)
$ diskutil unmount "NO NAME"
- write to raw device disk1s1 –> rdisk1s1
$ sudo dd bs=1m if=debian6-19-04-2012/debian6-19-04-2012.img of=/dev/rdisk1
(takes about 6 minutes with no output until complete)
- After the dd command finishes, sync & eject the card:
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- Insert card, plug-in HDMI cable to a monitor, usb keyboard and power to see the raspi boot
- login:
* Username: pi
* Password: raspberry
- add a mouse and try running X if you want a graphical interface
$ startx
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$315.00The JHS Bunrunner 2-in-1 Fuzz features an Astro Mess on one side and a heavily modified Tonebender circuit on the other. Mix germanium and silicon with the two fuzz circuits and the JHS Bunrunner 2-in-1 Fuzz will provide a huge range of tone. Learn More -
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$315.00The JHS Double Barrel is a dual overdrive featuring the Morning Glory circuit and a modified TS-808 circuit. V3 adds a 3-way clipping toggle to the TS side allowing the JHS Double Barrel to deliver even more variety of tone than ever before. Learn More -
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$239.00The JHS Honey Comb Deluxe is a two speed tremolo pedal that allows for switching between the two speeds with a footswitch for on-the-fly adjustment. The addition of a Volume knob on the JHS Honey Comb Deluxe means you'll never have to lose volume when using a tremolo effect again. Learn More -
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JHS Mini True Bypass Looper
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The Dmitri Matheny Group announces its fall season (10/26-12/13) of performances through the western states of Arizona, California, Washington and Oregon. The Jazz Noir tour features themes from film noir, spy thrillers and crime dramas, plus a selection of jazz classics and new works.
I'm thrilled to announce a bi-coastal tour by the Michael Dessen Trio to premiere Resonating Abstractions, commissioned through the 2011 New Jazz Works award. We're in NYC (Shapeshifter, 11/27), Amherst MA (11/26), Los Angeles (Blue Whale, 11/28), San Diego (Space4Art, 11/30) and Irvine (12/1). Details at www.mdessen.com.
I am excited to announce that I have been awarded a senior performing arts fellowship to conduct a music project in Kolkata, India for a year. My project is to study evening and late night ragas with Prattyush Banergee in Kolkata India. This will culminate in a new composition for jazz instrumentation called Nocturne.
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first of all why does phil jones own goal have so many votes for goal of the week?? second of all, newcastle fans should go to newcastle vs blackburn lobby, and vote hatem ben atfa's goal as goal of the week
Newcastle well played lads. Ba continues to impress! That youth is phenomenal! Cabaye was xcellent!!!
Disappointing. Newcastle deserved to win this match. If Ferguson can help it, Phil Jones should never play in defense again. The boy's future lies in midfield. Also, Rio Ferdinand & Patrice Evra are past their sell-by dates & should be off-loaded as soon as possible. They can be replaced by Chris Smaliing & Fabio da Silva respectively. GLORY GLORY
typical shallow-minded city fans, trolled as much as they can whenever Man Utd lost, but voted Man Utd lucky then disappeared entirely from the commentary lines whenever Man Utd won.
Grow up, will you?
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So you're saying Manchester united will never again win another title. I wouldn't put my money on it pal.
Think SAF should stop playing his players out of position. Aprt from the injuries leaving him with no choice, Valencia at RB..hmm. He is excellent attacking but he cant mark and tackle like a true fullback. rafael is back isnt he? utilise the squad.
This is why you gotta love EPL.
Newcastle got some qualitie players, and when you play for Newcastle, you really play for the shirt and feel the passion.
Great Football club in a great city.
Newcastle got some qualitie players, and when you play for Newcastle, you really play for the shirt and feel the passion.
Great Football club in a great city.
Baaaaaaaaa is a beast!!!! That guy is phenomenal. poor Manchester United. Whats happenend to u guys?
i agree with u ...... Newcastle is gansta @ home !!! u wanna beat them beat their spirit there first
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Please note that the following comments are unix-only. The pedantic answer to this question is that there is no general way to answer this question correctly in all cases. As you've discovered, argv[0] can be set to anything at all by the parent process, and so need have no relation whatsoever to the actual name of the program or its location in the file system. However, the following heuristic often works:
Note that all of these can be circumvented by the process which invoked the program in question. Finally, you can use linux-specific techniques, such as mentioned by emg-2. There are probably equivalent techniques on other operating systems. Even supposing that the steps above give you a valid path name, you still might not have the path name you actually want (since I suspect that what you actually want to do is find a configuration file somewhere). The presence of hard links means that you can have the following situation:
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If under any POSIX system, then you could check a simlink located under /proc/PID/exe. Few examples:
Not an answer actually, but just a note to keep in mind. As we could see, the problem of finding the location of running executable is quite tricky and platform-specific in Linux and Unix. One should think twice before doing that. If you need your executable location for discovering some configuration or resource files, maybe you should follow the Unix way of placing files in the system: put configs to |
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Remember that in unix systems the binary may have been removed since it was started. It's perfectly legal and safe on unix. Last I checked Windows will not allow you to remove a running binary. /proc/self/exe will still be readable, but it will not be a working symlink really. It will be... odd. |
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I was out the door at 4:45am to run to work this morning and also ran back home. Good 26.4 mile day. Nice to do so while we're still in this January thaw as the weather is supposed to become more seasonable within a few days.
Started off very windy. A few miles into the run, I dropped a glove and the wind carried it quickly away from me, forcing me to turn around and run quicker to retrieve it. By the time I climbed the hill that roughly marks the halfway point, I noted that the wind had died down significantly. Felt good.
Ran 13.2 miles @ 8:32/mile pace.
Paved roads.
Very hilly.
Upper 30s, clear skies.
Long pants, fleece jacket, short sleeved shirt, refl. vest, beanie, gloves (off and on)
I grew pretty sleepy by the end of my last class, and hoped it wouldn't affect the run home much. Fortunately it didn't. Felt overdressed for the first few miles but as the clouds grew and the temps dropped a little, I was dressed just right. Felt stronger than I thought I would for the push home, but I'll welcome the rest day tomorrow all the same.
Ran 13.2 miles @ 8:19/mile pace.
Paved roads.
Very hilly.
Mid 40s, cloudy.
Long pants, fleece jacket, short sleeved shirt, refl. vest.


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Craftsman 26'' 208cc* Dual-Stage Snowblower w/ EZ Steer
Item# 07188691000 | Model# 88691Specifications & Dimensions
Dimensions and Capacity: | |
Impeller Diameter: | 12 in. |
Intake Height (In.): | 21 |
Color and Styling: | |
Color/Finish: | Red/Black |
Product Overview: | |
Auger Type: | Serrated |
Clearing Width (In.): | 26 |
Drift Cutters: | No |
Item Weight (lbs.): | 204 |
Number of Rotor Blades: | 4 |
Number of Stages: | Dual Stage |
Rust Resistant: | Yes |
Single Hand Control: | Yes |
Skid Shoes: | Deluxe Glide-Tech |
Usage: | Medium Use |
Materials & Finishes: | |
Auger Material: | Serrated Steel |
Housing Material: | Steel |
Handles: | |
Handle Type: | Deluxe Panel |
Handles Fold For Easy Storage: | Yes |
Heated Handles: | No |
Drive System: | |
Number of Forward Speeds: | 6 |
Number of Reverse Speeds: | 2 |
Steerable: | Yes |
Variable Trigger Speed: | No |
Motor-Engine: | |
Electric Start: | Yes |
Engine Cycles: | 4-cycle |
Engine Make: | Craftsman |
Engine Displacement (cc): | 208 |
Starter Type: | Electric |
Wheels & Tires: | |
Rim Material: | Steel |
Tire Type: | Inflatable |
Tire/Wheel Size: | 15 in x 5 in X-Trac |
Controls, Safety: | |
Safety Override: | Yes |
Convenience: | |
Headlights: | No |
Chute System: | |
Chute Control: | Joystick |
Chute Material: | Polymer |
Extended Chute: | Yes |
Maximum Chute Rotation: | 190 deg. |
Warranties & Coverage: | |
General Warranty: | 2 Year Limited Warranty |
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
Move more snow with a more powerful engine and save time out in the cold. This 26 in. Craftsman® Dual-Stage Snowblower has a 208cc* 4-cycle OHV engine, EZ Steer for better maneuverability and 4-way chute control.
- 208cc* 4-cycle OHV Craftsman® engine provides more power, longer life, and improved fuel economy - no mixing of gas and oil required. Move more snow with a more powerful engine and save time out in the cold
- Push-button electric start allows for easy and sure starts in cold temperatures
- 26 in. clearing width and 21 in. intake height lets you clear more snow with each pass, ideal for medium to large paved and gravel driveways and sidewalks
- 12 in. serrated steel auger and 12 in. impeller breaks up hard-packed snow and discharges heavy, wet snow
- 6 forward and 2 reverse, power-propelled speeds save time and energy, allowing operator to adjust speeds to match need
- Trigger controlled EZ Steer system allows operator to turn unit with ease, increasing maneuverability while reducing user fatigue and time
- 4 Way chute control - 190 degree chute rotation and pitch control with the ease of a joystick to discharge the snow where you want it, without leaving the operator's position
- Extended chute design keeps a tighter discharge pattern to increase throwing distance and reduce snow blow back
- 15 in. x 5 in. X-Trac tires provide superior traction in heavy snow conditions
- Deluxe Glide-Tech™ skid shoes eliminate garage rust stains and driveway damage, by sliding along pavers and bricks
- Single hand operation eliminates starts and stops, freeing up a hand for on-the-go adjustments
- Mitten-grip starter handle - easy to grasp and turnover recoil start while wearing gloves
- Plow style handles for comfort and control with panel design for convenient shear pin storage
- 2-year limited warranty
- Limited lifetime warranty on upper and lower chute
Added on May 13, 2010
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Owatonna, MN
I purchased this snowblower 4 years ago. The unit did work quite well. A few weeks ago I the snowblower started acting up and not running. I took the snowblower in to a local small engine shop for a tuneup. Unfortunately the shop called back and said that the engine was blown and would need to be replaced. A snowblower engine needs to last more than 4 years!!! It appears that Craftsman doesn't stand for the quality that it once did. Avoid this product unless you want to replace the engine or buy a new snowblower in 4 years....
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Pennsville, NJ
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power, easy manueverability make this a great snowblower!
Saint Paul, MN
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First let me mention that you should not pay any attention to reviewer complaints that complain the engine is made in China. Briggs and Stratton also builds engines in China these days. So does Toro. I'm not certain you can actually find one built in the U.S. That's just the way it s. I've had this snowblower for two and 1/2 winters. I have been very happy with it until just recently. It is not a bad machine, but I don't think it's built well enough to last me very long. Pros: 1. Throws snow a long ways. The neighbors are impressed! 2. Has plenty of power. I've never run out of power regardless of what gear I'm in. 3. EZ steering is a great plus and works well. 4. The multiple gears 1 to 6 are very useful, easy to change and work well. 5. It is still compact enough that I can load it into my mini-van. Cons: 1. This unit is not built as well as I had hoped. I hit an extension cord and it caused the auger to come out of the housing and wedge itself in place. Yes, an extension cord. The auger housing was bent in the process. The auger has thin plastic bushings for bearings. I'm not impressed with the quality. 2. The chute control is difficult to operate and requires a little wrestling with it to get it to move like I want it to. In summary, I was happy with this machine until I hit an extension cord. If you don't hit an extension cord, you may be very happy with this machine. Knowing what I know now about the construction, I could not recommend it to a friend.
Gansevoort, NY
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My daughter took my 10 year old 8hp, 26" snow blower that was similar to the Craftsman for her home; giving me the excuse to buy a new one. Although both machines were about the same dimensions, the Craftsman does my drive in less than half the time. Why ? The power steering. It spins the machine effortlessly, saving my aching back, from muscling the old beast. Does a great job and even starts with just one pull, although the electric start is there if you prefer.
Islip, NY
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This snowblower was fast and easy to assemble (15 minutes). My son used it right away to clear the paved driveway and walkways around our house. The ability to change the direction of the thrower is a real plus.I expect that we will use this snowblower often this winter!
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excellent choice...finally boroke down and purchased one....easy to set up...easy to start...haven't even tried the electric start....does a great job...should have bought this years ago....would have saved lots of shoveling!!!...so far no problems....
Stephenson, VA
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Good for what it was designed for - medium duty - handles light snow up to 12 " deep well. Doesn't throw heavy snow more than 5 - 7 feet. Needs at least a 250 CC engine for heavy snow. The EZ steering is great but after clearing my 100 foot long driveway of an 18" snowfall I have already ordered a larger snow blower for next winter. A snowblower that is good for most of snows but struggles with the heavy wet snow isn't that useful to me.
Saint Joseph, MO
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Have had mine four seasons cleaning six to nine driveways every snow, and it starts and runs fine, BUT I am careful about running the tank dry each spring. I put a 3"X 1/4" piece of flat steel along the cutting edge to prevent that from wearing out rather than using the 'sliders' on the side. Lets me cut clear to the concrete. I ws disappointed that after 3 seasons the EZ Steer is pretty much worthless. Also I would recommend tire chains for better traction. A quick shot of silicone spray every half hour or so will help keep the auger clear of snow. It throws snow clear across the street. I have never sheared a pin on the auger in four seasons. I got a cab for mine, thinking it was silly, but a good investment on windy days.
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This snowblower comes ready to use. Just a little assembly and gas and it is ready for action. No tools required for assembly. Once fuel has been added, it fires up right away. The electric start makes it even easier to start. Manuvering is made easier with EZ-Steer. Turning left or right requires only the pull on the appropriate trigger. Nice wide path is cleared.
Newtonville, MA
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I bought the equivalent model in 2011 and have had a lot of problems with it. I decided to give it two stars because eventually (this year), I've gotten it working pretty well, and when it's working, it does a pretty good job. Apparently it has gotten worse rather than better based on the other reviews I read. The first time I used my snowblower on a cold day (rather than when i tested on a warm day), the engine started surging. If I tweaked the choke, I could get it to just barely run smoothly, but at less than full power. What I eventually figured out is that it a) it is VERY sensitive to old gas (even a couple months) - you have to make sure to put stabilizer in it immediately when you get the gas, and b) it seems to want premium gas - highest octane. With that combo - stabilized, premium gas - it has been running better - still need to apply some choke to have it run smooth - but much better than before. The other problem I started having the first season, after using it only a couple times, was that the gear shift wasn't working. It only had one speed - forward very fast. Couldn't use slower speeds or reverse. This made it hard to control, performance was poor, and tiring to have to drag it backwards constantly out of deep snow. I opened it up and found a gear had slipped off hexagonal drive shaft. I put it back on, hammered it on tightly, and it worked great. But next time I used it, same thing happened. I repeated this cycle about 4 times - I'd fix it, it would seem fine, and then it would come off again. I figured out that I was fixing it on warmer days but when I used it on a cold day, the shrinkage of the metal was just enough for the gear to slip off again. So I put a loctite on the drive shaft under the gear, and finally - after a lot of miserable hours -- it has held and works well. So now - after a lot of repairs - it actually is pretty good. I haven't had the issues others have reported with snow throw - mine actually throws snow quite far unless it's very wet. But I don't have a nylon drive train - so it sounds like construction has actually gotten worse. Traction is decent, not great, but reasonable. You need to be prepared to do a lot of your own repair work if you buy this model. I didn't even bother to take it back to Sears even when it was in warranty - I knew it would waste hours, days, weeks and it wouldn't be fixed right anyway - clearly that's what has happened to others. I would not buy this again - spend a few hundred more for one of the better brands. It's a lot of money, but spread over several years it's worth it.
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This marathon is not well organised but does flow fine for the first half but alas the later half seems to be where everything just seems to peter out. My positive experiences of it are: 1. Putting the name on the bib number is a nice touch and the supporters call out your name which is great 2. The course itself overall is a lovely course and is more hilly than I thought 3. The start of the coure does have the use of bathrooms which is a great facility 4. Hats off to anywhere there was supporters, because they were great and much appreciated My negative experiences of this marathon are; 1. At the pick up for the first time ever in a marathon I was handed my bib number, and then my marathon shirt and nothing else! Most marathons provide at least a bag to take the stuff home, usually with a booklet on marathon info, some goodies, blister plasters etc 2. I was visiting from overseas, and my friend who lives in Toronto asked the guy on the information desk at the expo where exactly on the waterfront the marathon finished and he just shrugged his shoulders and said 'I don't know'.. What the hell was he doing on the information desk then???? 3. I got a normal commuter bus to near the start, but had to ask several people where the start was. I meet a few people with the same problem.... Some signs would be a good idea 4. In the second half of the marathon the individuals manning the water stations were not interested in what was fundamentally their role of distributing water to the runners... I had to ask at two different stations for water... what on earth were they there for???? 5. At one of the water stations near the end they ran out of cups, and on what was a very hot day, I had to ask for water to be poured into my mouth from a pitcher, not ideal in a marathon by any account Overall my advice is don't bother doing this marathon, you can pay the same amount of money and have a much better experience with a proper well organised marathon. I read all the negative info before I ran it, and it was all true. My main purpose in Toronto was to visit a friend, and I travelled from Europe and took in the marathon as part of that visit. So I would just say don't do this one, enter the October marathon in Toronto which by all accounts is much better organised and is the 'real deal.!
This was my very first ever race, let alone Marathon and a throughly enjoyable experience. True to the description, the course was largely flat or downhill with very few hills to navigate. The end of the race dragged ( it's a marathon, it's supposed to!), but the double loop of Lakeshore added to the monotony . At this portion of the race there were very few marshalls etc and if you were alone, it would be incredibly easy to steer off the course as I did and the marshalls had no idea where to replace me to...so I know I did MORE than 26.2 miles. The crowds weren't exactly massive, but certainly very supportive and uplifting. The water stations were very well stocked, as was the gatorade and bananas, too. And the finishers medal is HUGE! I'd run this event again without hesitation, but it's a shame that there were 2 marathons happening at the same time (Mississauga was at the same time). Toronto is one of the most wonderful cities in North America and deserves a flagship marathon, and not one that clashes with another on the same day in technically the same city.
My comments really need to be divided into two parts: the first 13.1 miles (or 21.1k) and the second. The first half of the course is beautiful and fast despite some rolling hills. As you wind through Toronto there is plenty of fan support and ample aid. The police do an EXCELLENT job controlling traffic and cheering you on. There is plenty of shade provided by trees and buildings. Splendid first half!! Now for the second half...boring and unorganized! It seems that the focus is clearly on the vast number of 1/2ers. After passing by the finish area on an out and back loop using a foot/bike path, the spectators, aid, and organization die off considerably. There were several intersections where there was no indication of which direction to go. At one point, a race volunteer yelled at me that all of us (in the top 10) were going to be disqualified because we missed a turn (we didn't). What great motivation for the second half. The aid stations were sparse and manned by unenthusiastic teens more interested in their cell phones than Gatorade. The 'over 20 acts of entertainment' on the course amounted to two bands next to each other at the 18 mile mark. Overall a course that can be fast in a city that is great to visit, but it feels like a half-marathon that just happens to throw a full.
This was a nice marathon. There were many negative comments about the previous years race but I entered anyway because I wanted to see Toronto and I was not disappointed. I thought it was well organized, the course allowed a runner to see various parts of the city and you cannot beat a downhill course. A special shout out to the many volunteers because they were all friendly and helpful. There was no shortage of water on the course as mentioned last year (I finished pretty much in the middle) and there was no shortage at the finish line (the variety was somewhat lacking but I don't care about those things). The finishers medal was HUGE! You won't find many people at the beginning of the race to cheer you on but there were plenty at the end. Overall, I was quite satisfied. If you are looking for something big like Chicago, look elsewhere but don't be afraid to try this race, you will enjoy it.
This is a really nice marathon overall. The expo was a decent size, not too packed with vendors, and plenty of room to walk around. Excellent speakers at the Expo, like Katherine Switzer. Packet pick up was organized, but a little slow. Could be because I was there early and they were not completely set up. Nice touch with free 26.2 Marathon Stories book. Nice tech shirt (without sponsors all over it) and gender specific. I stayed at one of the host hotels (Hilton) and it was great there was a bus to transport you to the Expo (free) and to the start of the race ($6). Mel Lastman Square at the start is open so you can use the restrooms inside and stay warm. The bag drop was immediately outside the building with the start line right around the corner. I'm a flat lander from Florida, so I would say the course isn't flat. Althoug I believe it's a net downhill. At least the 'tougher' hills are near the begining and they are rolling. I think all of this contributes to good finish times. I did have a PR here by 5 min. The course is nice. You run through some interesting neighbor hoods and the second half of the course is ran along Lake Ontario. Not a ton of spectators along the course, but enough. My biggest problem was the course isn't completely closed to traffic. Parts are ran on a park path, with bicyclist, walkers, runners. Also, as you are running into downtown there are streets closed off and the police do a good job of controlling the traffic. But drivers take advantage and try to get through intersections where there are runners. I saw runners almost hit, including myself. Another issue is there were at least 2 support stations in the second half of the course that ran out of cups, but the volunteer offered to pour the water from the pitchers. There are plenty of support stations on the course. But it is important especially for the later stations to be well stocked late in the race as it warms up. For these last few reasons is why I gave the course a 3 and organization a 4. The finish was nice. Very large medal is put around your neck at the finish. Variety of food, bagels, apples, bananas, protein drinks. There was food for purchase as well. Plenty of massage therapists, I didn't have to wait. Tents set up to change out of your running clothes and bus back to hotel. From the expo to the finish line this race has great volunteersThank You!
I really enjoyed the course!! Really nice neighborhoods and finishing by the lake was great! You would expect more spectators for such a large city.. There appeared to be more people who were out for a stroll on the weekend going the opposite direction! I found this bizarre. I didn't have any issues with water stations- found there was lots of water! People were friendly- LOVED my pace leader! Would probably do this race again!:)
Good: -they had left-over shirts from last years race that they gave away at the expo -finishers medal was huge! -shuttle bus to the start worked well, and being able to hang-out inside with real toilets before the race was great -Bill Rodgers starting the race off -course was varied, and finishing by running along the lake was nice -this is a small marathon, so I wasn't fighting crowds and was able to find my pace and stick with it for the entire race Cons: -the shuttle to the start was only for participants, so my family couldn't watch the start (public transport wasn't operating that early on a Sunday morning) -I printed a course map before we left Houston and gave it to my family so they could see me at the finish line in Queens Park...only problem is they changed the finish line without updating their website. Needless to say my family missed me at the finish line. -post race area was a confusing mess. I needed to take the shuttle bus back to downtown and there were absolutely no signs anywhere. there's nothing quite like wandering around looking for something after just finishing a marathon and not seeing any signs or volunteers around. -the race shirt was the ugliest one I've ever gotten (this was my 32nd marathon). As soon as I got home it went straight to the donation pile. It's a shame that a city like Toronto doesn't have a good marathon. The Waterfront Marathon doesn't get good comments either. Maybe instead of having two marathons they should have just one so they can focus all their energy on making it worth travelling to. My advice for anyone looking for a good destination marathon is to skip Toronto.
I was so happy to finally be back in Toronto after the miserable weather and circumstances surrounding the 2011 race. There was a more enthusiastic crowd this year. Yes, there was a shortage of water this year, but that's why I bring gum. Having fractured my ribs four months ago, I knew I was going to be an end-of-the-line runner anyway, so I used this marathon to see how well I do after an injury. I was actually able to work out the next day - having walked so much took the impact off my body and I felt great. Slow? Yea. But who cares? I walk away with the same medal and shirt as everyone else. Two things: I've participated in many races and this one needs to do a little re-think regarding how to weave the half-marathoners in with the marathoners. It can be done, but look at events such as Grandma's Marathon in Duluth, MN - perfect timing of both half and full, perfect starting points for both...Toronto '12 the half and full kind of came together at an awkward time.
Third time running this marathon and it seems to get a little worst each time. - no water at all (ran out of cups) after 26kms - worst finish line ever - changed it recently (in 2011 I think) and it was completely uneventful confusing course in the last 10 K with 120 kms traffic beside you with only pylons to protect you? - will not run it again - there are far better runs for me to spend my hard earned $$ on!
The course is generally gorgeous with a nice mix of urban, neighborhood and park settings. There was one pretty ugly stretch, but it wasn't awful. The streets were not totally closed to traffic and I was concerned about this, but the police did a great job with the traffic so it really wasn't a problem. I've seen some comments about poor organization, but this was my 4th race and I found everything ran very smoothly (some people complain no matter what, I've found). I LOVED the fact that the half-marathon started an hour later, so the congestion that you get at some races with half and full marathons was not a factor. The crowds were typical Canadian - very, very nice, very supportive (honestly, very attractive, too) but just a bit reserved. I will probably do this race again - it was well run and gorgeous.
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The Bipolar Disorder Survival Guide
Second Edition
What You and Your Family Need to Know
Second Edition
What You and Your Family Need to Know
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Getting an accurate diagnosis is the first step toward reclaiming your life from bipolar disorder. But if you or someone you love is struggling with the frantic highs and crushing lows of this illness, there are still many hurdles to surmount at home, at work, and in daily life. You need current information and practical problem-solving advice you can count on. You've come to the right place.
- How can you distinguish between early warning signs of bipolar mood swings and normal ups and downs?
- What medications are available, and what are their side effects?
- What should you do when you find yourself escalating into mania or descending into depression?
- How can you tell your coworkers about your illness without endangering your career?
- If you have a family member with bipolar disorder, how can you provide constructive help and support?